Why didn't he do anything to ensure Spain would remain fascist after his death?
He was a monarchist and a right-wing Catholic, not a Fascist
>>18056173He seriously thought King Juan Carlos was going to be "based" and "redpilled" just because he was a royal?
>>18056158He wasn't a fascist?
>>18056178Yes.Similarly to how some people think you can be a right-wing Catholic even if the Pope is a liberal.I don't make the rules
>>18056209>We need to give absolute dictator autocratic tyrant powers to the Pope.>Pope: I support gays and immigrants.>Noooo not like that.
>>18056215our current pope refuses to wear the papal tiara so i don't have to take orders from him. next?
>>18056220You only want to take orders from a man in a tiara?
>>18056158Because he had already achieved his goal of having Moors rape Spanish women.
>>18056158you can't secure everything forever, people need to grind
>>18056158He tried, but it didn't work and then he got lazy. Such is the Spanish Way.
>>18056158He was never fascist. He was always a tradcath monarchist. I'm sure if he saw Spain today, he wouldn't hesitate to shoot Juan Carlos and the royal family but unfortunately did not have a magical orb to view into the future with.
Juan Carlos played his cards carefully. Once Franco died in 1975, he surprised almost everyone in 1976 by not clamping down.
>>18056220Palmarianbros not like this...
>>18056158Spain became part of NATO/EU, so apparently he did.
He knew that spanish right wingers are subhuman cattle and that his government would die with him
>>18056639>did not have a magical orb to view into the future with.He lived until 1975 so he saw how Spain was changing in the 60s and 70s. There were clear signs that Spain was going to become a liberal democracy. People wanted to live in a democracy and the dictatorship would have ended sooner or later. The culture and mindset of people changed a lot since the 40s to the 60s and 70s.
