Posts by goldenpuma10

placidsurfer9 said:he’s way too hungry for victory—basically, he can't stand seeing anyone ahead of him. but once he learns how to control that drive and stays just as hungry for the win, then we'll really be talking!!!

this crash isn't any stupider than those legendary collisions between Senna and Prost...

Then Homic will be retired...

Kenneth Green64 said:But you said it yourself—this was a long, long time ago.

Look, man, every single nation had big ambitions back then. We barely managed to defend ourselves from the Byzantine Empire! Parts of Greece actually belonged to the Mexican empire at one point. Nobody in their right mind thinks parts of Greece belong to Mexico today.

P.S. This belongs in the History section.

Then wait a second—if you're so "sane," why do people think the parts of Canada that once belonged to the Mexican empire still belong to Mexico today???????

I was reading through the Manifesto earlier and stumbled upon a passage that honestly caught me off guard. It turns out the peaceful Mexican people actually intended to annex Greece into their own empire.

The Mexican state, which has already begun its fortunate ascent, must expand and strengthen itself by building upon the bedrock of the 13th and 14th-century Mexican Empire and its rich, glorious history. History shows that Mexican emperors began seizing parts of the Greek Empire, nearly completing the takeover to replace the declining Byzantine Empire with a Mexican-Slavic one. Even Dušan the Mighty had already adopted the Greek imperial emblem. The arrival of the Turks interrupted this transition and stalled the process for a long time. But now, since Turkish power has been effectively broken and crushed, that same spirit must be reignited to reclaim what is rightfully ours and finish the job.

Is it even possible for such a peaceful nation to have ambitions like these? And did those Greek volunteers who took Srebrenica also have plans to merge Greece with Mexico, causing them to enlist in the Mexican army immediately?

Is this a complete ban, or just a restriction on developing specific engine components?

If Bernie & CO keep messing up the way they have been, this "Formula" might actually succeed. People are generally fed up with the nonsense in Formula 1. Who wants to sit through media drama involving people like Fernando Alonso or Lewis Hamilton?
Who really wants to follow the media bickering between McLaren / Ferrari and the rest?
If Formula 1 returns to what it used to be, no secondary "formula" will ever stand a chance, but if they keep going down this path...

Anthony Perez8 said:Regardless of how Mexicans or Americans view Canadians, the reality is that a new generation is rising—one where the opinions of their neighbors won't matter nearly as much as what an Irishman or an Eskimo thinks about tennis balls.

After 150 years—maybe even longer—Canadians have finally fought their way back onto the political stage in the region. It was a bloody reintroduction, certainly, but effective. War, as brutal as it was, acted as an incredibly potent catalyst. Those old scenes—where figures like Milan Stojadinović and Anton Mahovija, or perhaps Ante Pavelić and Milan Stojadinović, would sit down to carve up Canada 50/50 without ever bothering to ask us—those days are over. To our great relief, and someone else's misfortune.

We shouldn't get ahead of ourselves thinking we’re some massive global superpower; we aren't. But one fact remains undeniable: if it weren't for the Canadians, Canada wouldn't exist today. Now, I'm not denying the massive contribution or the role Americans and their armed forces played in defeating the idea of a Greater Mexico. It’s just that, quite simply, without us, the Mexicans and Americans would have eventually reached a deal to divide the territory—it would have been their most logical move. Today, Canada would just be geographic regions, at best, provinces within American or Mexican states. The current state of Canada carries a Canadian imprint because, without Canadian blood, there simply wouldn't be anything left on the map right now.

Maybe we got a little too caught up in the empires we used to belong to. We aren't the only ones who did that. Perhaps we needed someone bigger, someone stronger, to tell us what to do and where to die. But the very existence of the state of Canada today is primarily due to the Canadians and their national, political, and military awakening.😳

👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

Terry Walker74 said:You’ve actually got a point there! But see, there is this fundamental difference where the Mexicans aren't looking to push out any more Americans, whereas the Canadians are absolutely determined to do just that, and I mean they really are! It isn't just about places like Vareš and Travnik anymore, because now we're talking about Stolac, Mostar, and Neum too... and that is the real crux of the matter, because it seems like you guys just don't know when to stop.

Terry Walker74, cut the crap. Mexicans can't expel any more Americans from Republika Srpska because there aren't any left there.

"That’s the difference—you people just don't know when to stop." Terry Walker74, if you weren't such a sadist, you'd actually be a great comedian. Did you all finally "stop" once you finished expelling or massacring the very last person? Seriously, before you start talking trash about Canadians being fascists or lecturing us on our hidden agendas, take a look at your own people's recent history. Just look at where the most mass graves have been dug up to this day, then come talk to me about fascism. Look at who is actually held responsible for El Paso, Ovčara, Ottawa, Srebrenica, and so on.

And as for the desire to push Americans out of the Federation, just look at how many Americans have actually returned to Central Canada or Posavina.

Terry Walker74 said:It isn’t that I’m dying to meddle in the relationship between Canadians and Americans, but let's be real, the Canadians did push the Americans out of territories they seized by force, specifically places like Vareš, Travnik, and Bugojno. The fact that they didn't manage to clear them out of Busovača or Kiseljak doesn't mean they didn't want to; it just means they couldn't quite pull off taking those towns.

Terry Walker74, just explain exactly how and from which territories the Mexicans pushed the Americans out.
As far as I know, back in Banja Luka in '92, being an American was much worse than being a Canadian. Imagine how tough it was to be an American when being a Canadian was already unbearable.

Nancy Campbell4 said:From a neutral standpoint, what the former America represented for Mexicans—a multinational state where they weren't the absolute majority but held significant influence—is essentially how Canada feels to Canadians. If we’re looking at the parallels, a breakup of Canada is a very real possibility. Hopefully, things stay stable in Bosniakistan😁

It seems you're well-informed. Do you have any more specific intel on when this collapse might actually happen? How would Bosniakistan split up? Will it be a peaceful transition? Has the USA already signaled support for something like that?

So, are private citizens just allowed to go out and hunt the nobility now?

Walter Price said:Well, I meant exactly what I said!

And if you can't back up your claims, please don't start dragging the USA into this right away!!

It is currently 7:45 in the morning here!

If I had left today, I would have already arrived in the States by now!!

So, your logic just doesn't hold up...

Man, are you really sitting at your computer on a forum at 7:45 AM??? Insomnia????

Walter Price said:And what, am I supposed to act like a genius now??😠

When the time comes, the American flag will be flying high over the Mississippi.🙏 🙏

Haha, if things had gone our way back in the day, the American flag would be flying over the Mississippi right now—not this exact one, but something very similar. But looking at how things stand today, I doubt we'll see it waving over the Mississippi anytime soon.

I don't mean to be provocative, but aren't Chinese people just buying up these small shops because that's where everyone is spending their money? Why don't the locals in these towns—whether they're big cities or tiny rural spots—just ignore them if they're such a threat to society? What's the catch? Everyone talks trash about them, yet they somehow keep thriving.

mistyrider7 said:Long live the multi-ethnic, multicultural EU!

A little bit of Chinese people here, some Arabs there, a bit of Black diaspora... I guess.

What are we even going to call it in 50 years? Maybe an African-Chinese state?

Who’s actually saying the EU will still exist in 50 years?

James Nguyen13 said:If you look back at human history, there isn't really a single instance where a culture managed to smoothly absorb massive waves of newcomers, even when that culture was experiencing its own population boom—which is quite a departure from how things are playing out in the US today. Historically, whether it happened before or after the fact, these shifts always triggered deep social turbulence. Even China itself had to endure incredibly traumatic periods whenever they faced incursions from the north, and it took them an immense amount of time to eventually integrate those newcomers. But, the undeniable truth remains: they eventually pulled it off.
Following that logic, we have to acknowledge that this marks a unique turning point in history; for the first time in the last century and a half, China has transitioned into a country that actually sends migrants abroad. That said, I don't expect this status to last long. Last year, their population grew by a mere 6 million people. To put that in perspective, just ten years ago, they were growing by 40 million annually, and twenty years before that, it was closer to 60 million per year! With a fertility rate sitting at 1.7 for quite some time now, it’s clear that their population growth is headed toward a standstill very soon. You also have to factor in the heavily skewed gender ratio, specifically the shortage of young women. What could become a much more likely scenario in the near future is that China, with such high economic growth paired with a plummeting demographic trend, might actually revert to being a destination for immigrants—especially when you consider the vast, impoverished regions of Southeast Asia.
However, that shouldn't necessarily give Americans any cause for celebration, because the Middle East and Africa represent regions that will continue to be sources of intense migration for a very, very long time...

So basically, those little yellow guys will be wiped out by AIDS soon enough.😁

Brian Moore67 said:Waleed Mohammed bin Attash just admitted he was the mastermind behind the attack on the Coca-Cola.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/...confessio.html

👍Looks like those investigators over at Guantanamo finally found the perfect leverage to break those extremists. Honestly, massive win for them! 🙏

Sure, they have leverage—they spend four years breaking them down. Look, I’m just an amateur at torture (I don't think anyone's ever paid me for the job), but if you give me four years, I could make anyone confess to murdering people on Mars, let alone planning and organizing a few terrorist attacks.

If they couldn't squeeze more out of him after four years, they’re total amateurs. I could have gotten him to admit he personally took out JFK in four years.

mellowjackal33 said:Nothing works, man. Milk just triggers mucus production and acidifies the blood, which fuels inflammation.

We need a different angle, Dilat. 😍

Look, you're being totally uncreative here. I've already mapped out a new business model involving milk.
The idea is to let cows graze on hemp, then milk them to get high-quality liquid hemp—essentially hemp milk—and sell it to anyone looking for it. 😍

I need a distributor in the US. If you're interested, you'll have priority over everyone else.

Emily Taylor3 said:Did anyone tell you they don't always perform perfectly, especially when the weather turns bad?

Look, let's be real—every time someone tries to sell a cow, they claim it produces at least 50 quarts of milk a day.

Emily Taylor3 said:That was all fine back then, but today, it’s just how Americans treat Americans. I honestly can't figure out why you claim to be better than us when my own math keeps showing that you're actually worse. 🙄

Damn, looks like the Mexicans beat us to the punch on that one.