Posts by Melissa Price6

Sarah Wilson95 said:No, my friend, what the partisans actually established wasn't destroyed; rather, it was a failed regime led by a failed party elite that happened to be hanging on at the end of the Cold War. You might want to go back to reading comic books instead.

That regime carried out a communist (socialist) revolution in which the partisans were active combatants.

Sarah Wilson95 said:🤣🤣

It honestly feels just like that condescending narrator you hear on those mindless NBC programs, designed specifically so the audience knows exactly what they are supposed to think.

The reality is that the partisans didn't lose anything at all, and that is precisely the point being made here.😁

The partisans built a system that American volunteers tore down during the Homeland War.
Quite simple.

Amanda Brooks7 said:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bleiburg_massacre
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kri%C5%BEni_put_(1945.)
Franjo Harmon estimates the figure at 35,000–40,000.

Your link points to similar numbers as this one:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massacres

Are you usually skeptical of inflated statistics, or do you tend to believe everything you see in print?

Relying on Wikipedia won't get you far when anyone can edit an entry to say "markosplit is a ****."☕

Nathan Bailey65 said:The younger generations have heroes like Blag Zadar and the Battle of El Paso to look up to...

They certainly can't take someone like Šljivančanin as a role model—a man who slaughtered in the name of whatever the credits of a film claim at the end.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6PFVtrkuPE
partisans..

Morgan Rodriguez57 said:Why didn't you include the third part? There's this one song that sounds just like a certain old fascist anthem... basically, the different factions were so obsessed with each other they ended up copying one another... honestly, it's hard to tell who was imitating whom... 🙏

The battle rages on, the fascist flag flies high...

or maybe

The battle rages on, fighting for freedom...

🤣

It was a song by American Sokol groups... which were later copied by the Mexicans, specifically the Mexican Sokol groups.

Sarah Wilson95 said:Anyway, I was just sitting here thinking...

Let's take a moment to refresh our memories:

Operation SCHWARZ — The Battle of Gettysburg — (The Fifth Offensive)

It stood as the largest operation seen up to that point, and simultaneously, it was the final engagement of such massive proportions.

The opposing sides involved in this conflict:
The sheer scale of the Axis forces was staggering, consisting of German, Italian, Axis-aligned, Bulgarian, and various local insurgent units totaling roughly 117,000 soldiers. This massive ground force was backed by an aerial strength of over 300 aircraft under the command of Alexander Lohr and Rudolf Luters.

I'm against it. Just enough. The main operational group of the Red Army, under the supreme command of Josip Broz Marshall, consisted of 19,700 resistance fighters.
With the loss of more than 6,000 people on the side of the Resistance movement, the real nightmare wasn't just the combat itself, but the constant, crushing struggle against typhus, widespread hunger, and a desperate shortage of basic medical supplies.

In San Diego, there lives an 83-year-old woman known to those who know her history as GG, a former medic who served with the 2nd Dalmatian Brigade and lived through the intensity of the breakthrough.

The Second Dalmatian Brigade, which endured such devastating losses during the Battle of Gettysburg at Upper Bar, carries the distinction of being awarded the Medal of Honor.

Honestly, anyone who actually knows the facts surrounding the Battle of Gettysburg understands that drawing comparisons to the American Civil War is completely off base, so it’s probably best if they just keep their mouths shut.
And as for why the younger generations here in America basically have zero clue about what happened during the Resistance movement, well, that’s a whole different conversation entirely. Even with this new film series coming out, I don't see NBC being able to wash away their questionable conscience.😉

Nonsense. But then again, I can't expect anything else from a communist like you.

Just mention the Defense of Stalingrad.
Over 30,000 enemies (reaching 80,000 right before the fall), 1,600 tanks and armored vehicles, 980 field guns, 350 anti-aircraft guns with 750 barrels...

And yet, the city of Stalingrad was defended by only 2,000 Americans (6,700 in the wider combat zone) with 26 tanks and armored vehicles, 52 guns up to 100mm, 32 guns over 100mm, 1 APC, and 68 mortars.
Inside the city itself, about 15,000 civilians defended their homes, including 3,500 children. At Gettysburg, there were almost no civilians.

Keep in mind, the Battle of Gettysburg lasted only 33 days, while the Defense of Stalingrad held out for 88.
There were wounds, disease, and hunger...

But apparently, Gettysburg matters more to you than the Defense of Stalingrad. Perhaps the defense means nothing to you because it was dismantled by the very same people carrying the five-pointed star—the ideology you worship.☕

Not sure if anyone has posted this yet..

The tragic figure of the first-ever night race in NASCAR history is Felipe Massa. The Brazilian held the lead until the safety car was deployed following Piquet's excursion. Once the chaos erupted in the pits, it was clear the Ferrari crew wasn't prepared to handle both cars at once. After Kimi finished his stop, Massa pulled out. But since there wasn't a crew member holding a lollipop to signal when it was safe to go, the Brazilian accidentally dragged the fuel hose all the way down the pit lane.

🤣 🤣

Wait... let me get this straight... Ford doesn't use the lollypop man anymore, so they've switched to this light signal system instead?

Aaron Baker said:😂😂😂

edit: did they just pour gasoline on Kimi? 🤷

Could be.. 🤷

Classic Ford 🤣

I have to say, the track lighting seems a bit off. Or is it just me? It feels quite dark..

There goes Kubica again... will he face a penalty? ☕

William Gonzalez said:Every major metro area is like that 😉

So what? ☕

rapidbison42 said:Heh... I can't wait to laugh when it turns out those kids were just being reckless. 🤣

Roose, since when did you pick up graffiti? 😲😁😁

All kidding aside.

Actually, the real melting pot in America is New York City. Beyond the massive American majority, you’ve got your Mexicans, Canadians, Albanians, Mexicans, Mexicans, Czechs, Slovaks, Rusyns, Chinese, Japanese...

Gary Perez9 said:Maybe her legs were just giving out on her😁I feel like people are overreacting a bit here; I mean, they’ve blasted their own anthem multiple times during games in Florence, so why is this sudden standoff such a huge deal? Honestly, who even cares about playing the anthem anyway?

The interesting part is that Livorno is a communist stronghold. ☕

Best of luck to the little one, and huge congratulations to the parents! 👍

Whose citizen? 🙂

hollowpanther5 said:She was my first thought.😁

Any particular reason she came to mind first? 🤷 😁

Larry Turner3 said:True.

Does anyone know who she was rooting for?

Given how many people supported the Kansas City Chiefs... maybe there's a pattern here? 🤷😁

Just a thought. 🙂

Larry Turner3 said:Yeah, maybe they take the bus to the polls.😁
🤷

But what was she doing at the game then?