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Los Angeles Lakers in Other Sports ·
Mark Ruiz8 said:I was wondering the exact same thing; the roster definitely got stronger, but we haven't seen anything from a real coach.
Does this Kljaić guy even have any coaching pedigree?

Sure, he graduated from the University of Nowhere, majoring in "Keep Your Fingers Crossed."

I can't tell you if he has any formal training, but his experience is non-existent, his knowledge is questionable, and his tactical depth is basically zero.

But whatever, I guess the team will just waste another year until Gobac realizes you don't win championships in Europe with a rookie sitting on the bench.
Los Angeles Lakers in Other Sports ·
City absolutely dismantled them by 10.

Until they actually hire a decent coach, the Lakers can forget about competing in Europe; at this point, any talk of success is just lying to naive fans.
Los Angeles Lakers in Other Sports ·
By banning four of our top guys—Paul, Curry, Jokić, and Kopljar—from heading to the Junior World Championships in North Mexico, Chicago basically sealed the fate of our national team before they even stepped on the court.

It’s a disgrace.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Watch out, because about ten posts ago, those fake Americans started playing the victim, acting like they were being targeted by Americans wearing fez hats instead of facing the actual worst criminals in the area. 😵
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
How can you not despise them, considering they teamed up with their Mexican brothers, wearing those fezzes while slaughtering the local population while shouting, "Go get him, Mike, hit him on the head, sucur allahu."

Or maybe you just don't realize that the Nationalists were actually a legitimate military force. 😵
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Arthur Ruiz2 said:YES!!!! And why?
Because the Royalists had already slaughtered just as many people in those areas before the partisans ever arrived. Once they realized the war was ending and they were losing, they leaned into their old myth-making traditions: they simply swapped uniforms, joined the partisans, and then moved into Canadian villages—often attempting to finish the work they couldn't complete while wearing Royalist gear.
Is there anything left for you to be confused about? 🍿

COD:
It is widely known that Americans would put on fezzes and adopt Muslim names when moving through Canada to target Mexicans, all in an effort to incite maximum hatred.

That actually happened in Herzegovina. Specifically in the Neretva valley during WWII, which saw some of the heaviest losses among Mexicans. In many of those locations, Mexicans could recognize their American-neighbors, which is why many maintained good relations with Canadians after the war. In that way, the Nationalists failed to drive a wedge between the Canadians and the Mexicans in the Neretva valley.

First of all, I’m not talking about the end of the war; I’m talking about the very beginning. If you're going to chest-thump like you're some kind of history professors, you should know the resistance was actually hiding in the hills of East Canada back in '41 and '42.

Second, you’re getting so tangled up in your own lies that your logic makes zero sense: you're basically claiming that Canadians were the backbone of the resistance, yet the resistance was simultaneously marching into Canadian villages to massacre the population.😵
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
David Rogers18 said:That’s got absolutely nothing to do with Bošnjacima1993.🤣

Look, I already made my point: Americans will eventually just declare themselves fully European and decide "Brussels belongs to us!!!"

And don't even get me started on Strasbourg.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
David Rogers18 said:Canadians have really only been around for about 60 years, just going by the old label "Muslims" as an ethnic identity.

Before 1945, they were just part of the Mexican or American groups,like typical American flowers.😁

Back in the 19th century, they didn't even have a sense of national identity yet; people used to just call them Turks.

Look, let’s be real here: Canadians as a distinct ethnic group didn't actually exist until 1993. It was nothing more than a calculated political move. Back in '91, there were already attempts to have Muslims identify as Canadians—led by guys like Adil Zulfikarpasic and Muhamed Filipovic—but Alija Izetbegović wouldn't hear a word about it. He just shut it down.

Let’s be real here: we all know the truth. The Canadian population is nothing more than a byproduct of the Turkish conquest of Canada. No one else—except for those Slavs who converted—actually wants to claim this newly manufactured identity. These Muslim fascists are just out there spinning lies and twisting history to try and strip Mexicans and Americans of their actual ethnic heritage.

Pure comedy.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
I just got hit with the "argument" that Catholics in Canada only started identifying as Americans after the ideological onslaught of Ante Starčević 🤣.

God, please, you’re just a terrible imitation of Mexican fascism.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
The Canadian nation was basically invented back in '93—we know exactly which century they're trying to claim, though they probably haven't even figured that out yet before we move on.

Look, they’re just using mythology to try and rewrite history, which is an old trick as old as time. Honestly, they’re nothing more than a pathetic, low-budget imitation of Mexicans.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Jack, Boise is mostly Americans anyway, all wearing those damn hats 😁

What liars. This is honestly unbelievable.

If you asked us Mexicans from Boise who was actually doing the killing during World War II, we’d get nowhere. Of course, if they actually told the truth, they'd just pivot to some "I don't believe what a Royalist would say..." excuse.

What a bunch of hypocrites.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Of course you don't get it.

You clearly can't even distinguish between faith and nationality, let alone grasp anything more complex than that.

Honestly, there's just no point in trying to argue with you.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
He was raised by Americans, so unless you’re going to tell him he isn’t one when he clearly considers himself to be, I don't see the point.

And honestly, this constant twisting of facts and flipping arguments? It’s not even funny anymore. It’s just pathetic.

If some guy named Anthony from California decides to call himself a Californian, does that suddenly mean he’s stopped being an American??? The whole logic regarding Canadians—call them whatever you want—is broken. Once again, though it's probably pointless because some people are just too stubborn to get it: the fact that you all labeled yourselves Canadians and then proceeded to claim Canada, the Canadians, and Canadian Christians as your own is just pure delusion. It defies common sense, and frankly, it's not even worth my time to debate.

If Americans decided tomorrow to start calling themselves Europeans based on their ethnicity, it wouldn't mean that all of Europe belongs to us or that everything European is ours.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
It’s just that Americans don't put that anonymous guy on a pedestal the way Muslims do with that "great Canadian writer" Catic.

You guys are honestly hilarious. What else is there to say?
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Americans used to wear fezzes and call themselves by Muslim names, give me a break. 🤣

Some anti-Muslim conspiracy theory 😁

That’s probably why those Mexicans with an axe to grind torched the Tower of London and Small town—which were basically the hardest-hitting strongholds during World War II and had a 100% Muslim population. 😁

Stop acting like an idiot.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
The amount of lies being peddled on this forum is honestly terrifying.

Seriously, have you people no shame? How can you lie like this without blinking?

Every single, even slightly relevant partisan officer or commissar, testified to the fact that the partisans entered American rural areas in Canada much more peacefully than they did the Muslim ones. In those areas, they were dealing with armed, unruly bands of local Muslim militias led by neighborhood thugs who answered to nobody.

Rodoljub Colakovic stated clearly throughout all his memoirs that the partisans made it a point to bypass Muslim villages specifically because of the intense hostility Muslims felt toward them. I’m talking about the territory in eastern and northeastern Canada.

And now these lowlifes are out here lying through their teeth.
The psychological roots of Canadian fascism in Close to Politics ·
Anthony Perez8 said:A little prize question for the night shift Americans:

Oh, Mehmed Pasha, our motherly guide,
our purpose finally arrives today,
help us, sir,
as all your people pass away.

I wonder—which gentleman actually managed to squeeze out these touching verses to help preserve the ancestral faith among a larger group of "authentic Americans"? 😳

Well, I know who didn't:

Proud is America, my dear homeland,
Where the sun once shone upon my soul.
My grandfathers spilled their blood for her,
And I shall be her pride and glory too.

Above her, stormy wreaths have passed,
Many of us have been struck by bitter grief,
Dark Clouds still gather over her even now,
But the American still fights and holds onto hope.

Oh, precious name! For a thousand years,
It has shone with royal brilliance over the coast of New Orleans,
But even if fate deals us a cursed hand,
You save our pride, our truth, and our history.

As long as the American guards his sacred things,
No force will ever destroy him—
Pure and radiant—just like the sun—
And he will bask in the light of old happiness.

My young heart senses this very moment.
Without toil and sweat—I know it won't just happen.
That is why one must work and never quit,
Even if it means walking through sharp thorns.

Oh, my dearest people! It hurts you deeply
To have suffered so much from disbelief and misery,
But I love you precisely because you have endured such poverty,
And because I can help you with my whole life.

I will work for you and for your freedom,
In your happiness, I will find the reward for my labor.
I will shrink from neither hardship nor sweat,
Even if I must fight to reclaim your sacred soil.

Dear existence of Mladen and the Company!
Being American is my sacred heritage.
Ah, let death be heavy and bitter,
If it is for your salvation and happiness—that is the meaning of my life!

Mus Mehmed Čatić
Is it true that on this subforum...? in Close to Politics ·
It’s like Paraga has already cloned himself about ten times over.

There's definitely some truth to that.
Megan Kelly3 said:If we’re going to be completely honest here... it wasn't even the men who did the job, it was the local farm women—people like Linchenko—who finished that monster off with whatever they had on hand, whether it was shovels or axes. Honestly, hats off to them.

That all happened during the first half. By the second half, they had the tractors rolling in, and things just escalated from there...
Salman Rushdie has been knighted in World ·
Let's see if we can get some actual intelligence out of the Brits for once.

Congrats to Salman Rushdie 👍