Yeah the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact was sooo 'anti-fascist' lol.
You have learned your masters version of history very well, child of capitalism.
Do you know the background, (1920, 1935, 1938) why it was necessary and why it succeeded - and achieved far more than anarchism has
ever achieved?
The west did not fight fascism - nor Nazism. If you disagree, agrue with Churchill - read his speech in 1938 to the Tories in which he explicitly reassured the Tories it was NOT against Fascism, but against Germany - "Balance of Power" - unfinished business...
The opinion you expressed is the official opinion of the western states, those that created Mussolini, intentionally supported Franco by isolating the Republican government and who, of course, did support Hitler with the intention that he should "go East" (Russia), but the USA had other plans.. first. Russia could wait. So the overrode Chamberlain (both Austen and Neville)
Well done.
You agree with your masters.
Do you know that communism
is anarchism ????
Do you know that you have adopted the vocabulary of your masters ?
Oh dear.
Btw - do you know what Philby did?
Probably not - because he didn't go running around in the street protesting to the government like a child protesting to its parents.
Yes, anarchists (Occupy) in Germany protested that the police weren't respecting the constitution (i.e. they thought the state should have protected them)
Philby scuttled singlehanded an MI6 backed fascist overthrow in Albania.
After the war. Yes, the west continued to back fascism, of course.
Now go back and think about the remark you wrote about the Ribbentrop-Molotov pact. (and 1920). And generally the politics of the Baltic states.. including Finland and Sweden.. in that era.