Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
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Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
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Re: Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
#2Keep in mind that Vilaweb is one of the online media most committed to the independence agenda. I say this so that, in case you read something, you put it in context, either by action or omission of information.
Re: Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
#3Hope that these cowards learn their lesson in jail.
If Franco was still alive this childish separation movement would have been squashed.
Go Spain
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#4Hope that these cowards learn their lesson in jail. If Franco was still alive this childish separation movement would have been squashed. Go Spain
Why is that I always find this extreme comments from foreigners online.
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#5Hope that these cowards learn their lesson in jail. If Franco was still alive this childish separation movement would have been squashed. Go Spain
then it's a good thing that piece of shit is dead lol
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#6Vilaweb... one of the many propaganda outlets for the pro-independence Catalan government.
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Re: Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
#7Please, if you dont know the catalonia problem directly, beware of the separatist propaganda. Its known they spend a lot of public money in media. The Guardian, The New York Times, and others.
Re: Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
#8Please, if you dont know the catalonia problem directly, beware of the separatist propaganda. Its known they spend a lot of public money in media. The Guardian, The New York Times, and others.
Could you please give a single, credible source that explains how public money was spent to get the Guardian and The New York Times to publish separatist propaganda?
For perspective: the Catalan Government's spending has for a while been put under the microscope by a Spanish government that is more interested in jailing political leaders than solving a political problem. Hence that kind of spending is unlikely to say the least.
Re: Protests in Catalonia against referendum trial verdict
#9Please, if you dont know the catalonia problem directly, beware of the separatist propaganda. Its known they spend a lot of public money in media. The Guardian, The New York Times, and others.
Could you please give a single, credible source that explains how public money was spent to get the Guardian and The New York Times to publish separatist propaganda? For perspective: the Catalan Government's spending has for a while been put under the microscope by a Spanish government that is more interested in jailing political leaders than solving a political problem. Hence that kind of spending is unlikely to say…
Its not that hard to find info, search for Julian Assange and Yoko Ono too. They was paid to write some twits pro independence agenda.
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#10Most comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21246324.