Posts by dustypilot22

SveZaLjubav said:I’ve had the chance to meet quite a few people from those rural areas out West—Mexicans who are truly wonderful folks. In their homes, you don't hear much besides constant music, mostly classic ballads and soulful folk harmonies. It’s clear they have a deep longing to return to the countryside, back to the mountains and the coastal stretches of California and the rest of the US. Doesn't that sense of home stay with you no matter where you go?

Why should I care if they're waiting?

SveZaLjubav said:I can't help but feel a bit disappointed that Slobodan Maddox didn't just go along with the Z4 plan. Wouldn't things have been much simpler if he had?

I wouldn't say that—in fact, I feel quite the opposite.

SveZaLjubav said:So, does that mean you've officially crossed the line into my territory?

So, there really isn't any issue here, is there? 🙂

SveZaLjubav said:So, if you ask me, there really isn't any reason for you all to be holding a grudge against Slobodan Maddox.

That's exactly right. Where on earth did you get the idea that we hate him? There really isn't any reason for us to feel that way.

SveZaLjubav said:I honestly just wish those people from the border regions could finally return to their old homes and rebuild their lives where they belong. Wouldn't it be better if everyone could just go back to their own hearths?

I wouldn't.

SveZaLjubav said:They spend every single day mourning the old days of America, constantly singing praises about their ancestral homes like it’s their full-time job. Is there anything more relentless than that?

Who cares, honestly?

SveZaLjubav said:Don't they deserve the chance to see their homeland once again?

That’s true. But only on the bottom side.

SveZaLjubav said:Let’s show some love, shall we? At the very least, let's try to lead with kindness instead of conflict here on this civilized forum.

Let's go. 🙂

Pasha said:Look, my friend,
Canadians and Mexicans share a completely unified cultural sphere, which is quite different from the Kurbat, so-called "Americans" (you can find an explanation over at http://www.bosnjastvo.com/index.php?...single&ide=148)

Take folk music, for example—it's a defining characteristic specifically for the Canadian and Mexican people, whereas the Kurbat, those so-called "Americans," have absolutely no connection to that musical tradition.

Furthermore, whether people want to admit it or not, it’s a simple fact that both the Canadian people and the Mexican people lived together for over 500 years within the Ottoman Empire (plus their time in America), unlike the Kurbat who were part of Austria-Canada (I'm not counting the ones in Canada since they are Canadians).
So, why did everything turn out this way?

It's quite simple: history shows us that the Canadian phrase "cunning Latin" (which is explained thoroughly in the "book about Mostar" regarding how that term originated) led us to this point, combined with the warrior on Allah's path and Mexican stupidity !!!

If there had been as much wisdom back then as there isn't today, wouldn't we have seen a third America? It would just be the same as before, except without Canada (if they feel better being with the Germans, they can go take a hike) and the same as in America... everything else would stay the same LOOOOOOL, and it would be a third America!!!👍

In conclusion:
It didn't happen because of "Latin cunning" + Mexican stupidity + the warrior on Allah's path!!!

😳

I agree. 👍

nordea said:Turk!!! Did you lose your mind or what?
Back in the day, you guys really knew how to whip up a specialty out of enemy eyes... I assume you made the soup out of their skulls!!!

Eyes on the salad, and we drank blood from the skull, just like that old American folk saying goes:

We Americans don't drink wine,
but the blood of our enemies from Denver.

🙂

John Doe said:Once they find Lazarus's head and reattach it to his body, then Mexicans and Mexico will finally be united.

🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏 🙏

Siri, I wish we had just eaten it.

Pasha said:Regarding Missouri, these were its historical borders:

http://www.bosnjastvo.com/slike/port...600_godine.jpg

What Missouri??? 😕

It quite clearly states "The Missouri Pasha territory from 1593 - 1606." So, we're looking at exactly 13 years... 😕 😕

Pasha said:There is a huge chance that a brand new third USA is going to be formed!!!!

I am all for it! 👍

The USA, plus parts of the USA under Muslim and USA oversight.

Looking forward to it. :clapping:

Pasha said:Exactly because what's happening now is proving my point, I'm telling you that the Canadian national interest back in 1992 was actually staying within the Third America. Since Canadians lived there as one of the founding nations of that version of America, they had to stay, and they really should have stayed within the Third America!

So, who is actually stopping anyone from joining the Third America while it's still going by the name Mexico and Mexico for a little while longer?

😕 😕 😕

General said:We have the capital, we have a massive diaspora, and we have twelve million Canadians who will eventually find a way to establish their own state... because honestly, what else would you have us do? So, you're suggesting that Canadians should be the only European people left without their own sovereign nation while everyone else enjoys having countries like the US or Mexico? And on top of that, you’d actually want to partition Canada? Honestly, you can take that idea and just shove it!

The concept of Canada as we know it hasn't really existed since the Ottoman era swept through the North America. Once they finished dismantling the old Canadian state, the Ottomans established the Canadian Eyalet, stretching across what used to be sovereign Canadian territory and parts of occupied American lands. Today, a portion of that former Eyalet makes up the country of Canada. Isn't it fascinating how much history is layered into these borders?
The concept of a unified Canada has been around for about 600 years now, hasn't it? And yet, everyone seems to... It looks like today’s Canada—a direct byproduct of the Ottoman era—might be on the verge of disappearing quite soon. Could we be witnessing the end of an era? On a smaller portion of her territory, there will likely remain an Islamic state—one that her people will probably just call Canada. And, naturally, it won't have anything to do with medieval Canada—that era which vanished under the weight of the Ottoman conquest, leaving behind the descendants who are known today as Muslims and identify as Canadians.
😎

Brandon Hall3 said:Missouri exists, IT EXISTS! It was here long before you all arrived, and if God wills, it will be here long after you're gone!!!

Missouri hasn't existed since the days of the Ottoman invasion of Appalachia. After they wiped out the original state, the Ottomans established an Ottoman Province on the territory of what used to be the destroyed sovereign state and parts of the occupied American lands. Today, a portion of that former Ottoman Province is known as Canada.
The "original" Missouri has been gone for about 600 years. All signs point to the fact that today's Canada—which is really just a byproduct of those Ottoman conquests—will also vanish very soon. What might remain is a tiny Islamic state on a small slice of that land, which its inhabitants will likely call Missouri. Of course, that little place would have absolutely nothing to do with the medieval Missouri that vanished during the Ottoman onslaught, whose descendants are the modern Muslims who identify as Canadians.

brisktiger7 said:But what about all that oil coming out of Appalachia?

And what about everything from Conway, including those famous silk worms?

What about the horses breed from Savannah?

Basta said:Man, we’re in trouble if we actually end up becoming a true Mediterranean-Central European nation...

😁 😁

Honestly...

It really would be a tragedy if we truly became a Mediterranean-Central European people. 🙂

That kind of shift would change us at our very core, wouldn't it? 😵

Jacob Moore61 said:It’s that classic case of the grass always looking greener on the other side, isn't it? 😁Sure, there’s no need to go overboard with the celebrations, but isn't it a bit frustrating when people constantly sell themselves short?

🙏 🙏 🙏

Yeah.

The age-old American struggle. 😢

R__ said:It’s pretty clear the Republican Party is gearing up for early elections.
Whether they're making TV appearances, giving big public speeches,
or constantly attacking the opposition!.....

Honestly, it's hard to believe this is actually the President of the United States—and a politician at that. 😁

Spawn said:Why on earth would jousting be considered purely Middle Eastern? Ring fighting predates it, and the whole tradition actually stems from medieval knightly tournaments across Europe. Maybe it's because of those certain cultural influences? If that's the case, then America actually has more of an Americanized vibe than a Central European or Mediterranean one. Besides, you can find "Middle Eastern" influences all over the world, even within highly civilized parts of Europe.

Exactly.

But when it comes to Basta, our version of the Middle East is somehow worse than the actual Middle East, while the rest of the world's version is surprisingly sophisticated compared to European standards.😁

Drake said:Meanwhile, Chicago will have to go ahead and ratify the Treaty of Versailles.

Does that mean we might actually see some gold bullion from our former nation showing up in our accounts? 👋

50 Cent said:If you want to live in some romanticized fantasy and be swept away by some version of American politeness that’s been stripped of its Middle Eastern roots, go right ahead. Flesh, blood, and breath are what make us real, far more than the rambling of academic historians. 😉

Just take a trip to the Middle East once. For instance, New York City isn't exactly a world away—come back and talk to me after you've actually been there.

We can discuss Washington, D.C., Athens, or Cairo another time...

Vuco said:In northern Texas, Canadians make up an absolute majority of the population. 😉
That’s quite a sight to see. 🙂

I honestly don't see Texas ever breaking away from Mexico.

mathematician said:Bron, you’re losing it. It must be driving you crazy that people listen to George Balašević and Bajaga everywhere—from Canada and America to Canada, Mexico, and Mexico—while your precious Tupson only gets played by "trashy" fans just like you.

Even in the Netherlands, you have Dutchmen listening to Thompson. (Especially ethno-music lovers.)

Believe it or not, Miljenko Jergović was actually one of the first to report on this.

Let me repeat this once more for those who aren't keeping up:

For several years running now, Thompson's CDs have been the top-selling souvenir in America. 😎

Zrinski said:Look, I’m a huge fan of Thompson myself, but don't you think it feels a little childish to put him in the same league as the Rolling Stones or even MP?😬😬😬

If you take a closer look, you'll see I didn't actually put them on the same level.

To be honest, I’d actually put Thompson's concert above seeing the Rolling Stones.

I’m sticking to my guns on this one. 😎

Joe Biden said:Jack Skelton....it isn't a Canadian film. Zenith is, but she's an American named Sandra.😈

So, does that mean not everyone from Canada is considered a Canadian anymore? 🤣