Nimrod33
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Most of the non-Latin language speaking people may have heard the song "Bella ciao" from the Leftflix' (((House of Paper))).
For anyone who still doesn't know what it is: its supposed to be a Communist song that was sung by the Partisans when they've massacred the Gentiles of the axis during their occupation of Italy in WWII. It is also sung during the Festa della Liberazione on April 25 (which ironically, was the Roman Holiday of Serapis). The commies sing the song also every time they are are going to riot.
Not only I've found it very annoying from the first time I've heard it. Its instrument also sounded too (((familiar))). In fact, if anyone has ever heard been unfortunate enough to let his ears exposed to Jewish folk music, it will not take too long to realize the origins of Bella Ciao.
The song is inspired by none other than Koilen (coal in Yiddish) written by an "Ukrainian" Gypsy Christian of New York named Mishka Ziganoff. According to a search, this is a simplified version and a variant of a Yiddish folk song that existed more than a century.
In conclusion, "Bella ciao" is an enemy song and it could harm our souls in the same way a Christian or an Islamic chant can do. Just another proof that Communism is an enemy program.
For anyone who still doesn't know what it is: its supposed to be a Communist song that was sung by the Partisans when they've massacred the Gentiles of the axis during their occupation of Italy in WWII. It is also sung during the Festa della Liberazione on April 25 (which ironically, was the Roman Holiday of Serapis). The commies sing the song also every time they are are going to riot.
Not only I've found it very annoying from the first time I've heard it. Its instrument also sounded too (((familiar))). In fact, if anyone has ever heard been unfortunate enough to let his ears exposed to Jewish folk music, it will not take too long to realize the origins of Bella Ciao.
The song is inspired by none other than Koilen (coal in Yiddish) written by an "Ukrainian" Gypsy Christian of New York named Mishka Ziganoff. According to a search, this is a simplified version and a variant of a Yiddish folk song that existed more than a century.
In conclusion, "Bella ciao" is an enemy song and it could harm our souls in the same way a Christian or an Islamic chant can do. Just another proof that Communism is an enemy program.
Thank you for sharing this information.
