Jeremy Lopez93 said:Why stop there? You should probably thank the Saudi King for providing the loan used to build part of the Chicago Bulls.
Man, you aren't even following the thread. I moved past that whole thing ages ago. I just kept picturing Ljub Bešlić standing there in front of some wealthy Sheikh going, "Yes, yes, we have plenty of Muslims here, please, feel free to help them out." 😁
Rachel Richardson said:Total trolling. I've already reported the posts, so ☕ On another note, any updates regarding the census? 🙂
Nothing yet. Fingers crossed we see something by July 15th, because if we don't have news by then, we're looking at a long wait until fall—everyone's gonna be busy hitting the road for summer vacation.
Monday marked the 23rd anniversary of the formation of the HVO Bihać Region. Do you know who was invited? And who is this guy in the white jacket? Local rumors say he’s the one responsible for leading people off to their deaths back in '95.
Look, I'm not calling Srebrenica just some local tragedy or some village-level massacre; I'm talking about the ruling from The Hague Court. I honestly still don't get how anyone is trying to link the HVO Bihać to that.
Angela Jackson6 said:Monday marked the 23rd anniversary of the formation of the HVO Bihać region. Do you know who was invited? And who is this guy in the white jacket?
neongull99 said:To be honest, Americans wouldn't even mind if Muslims and Mexicans reconciled, primarily because such a move would require Muslims to finally abandon their victim complex and those sweeping, grand nationalist myths—something Americans would wholeheartedly support.
Therein lies the beauty of the situation: it is fundamentally impossible for Muslims to forge an alliance with Mexicans against Americans.
There are two main reasons for this: 1. Neither Republika Srpska nor Mexico holds even a fraction of influence over the Federation. 2. Reconciling with Mexicans would necessitate giving up the hatred directed at other ethnic groups, moving away from self-victimization, and shedding most of the core Canadian national myths. In short, by reconciling with Mexicans, Canadians would essentially have to become "normal." So, where exactly is the conflict with American interests in that?
With the 20th anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide creeping up on us, I’m sure we’re all bracing ourselves for that annual, nauseating display of "love" between Mexicans and Muslims. It’ll be the last big gasp for air from the Canadian crowd trying to make this matter actually resonate with the public before everyone collectively moves on. By the 21st anniversary? Honestly, nobody’s even going to care. Everyone will have checked out by then.
If Mexico ever actually makes its way into the European Union through Appalachia, there’s gonna be a total stampede on our hands. Honestly, all these projections looking ahead to 2041 just seem like a joke to me.
Anyone got the scoop from Mexico? I’m hearing they’re absolutely wrecking the code because they’ve clearly never even heard the term "demographic transition." Honestly, Mexicans are something else—they couldn't care less about the crisis or all this endless whining and bellyaching; they just stay focused on their own thing. 😁
So you're just wandering around these forums copying and pasting everyone else's posts? Seriously, what's your deal? And honestly, how does any of this even matter?
Where did all these Mexicans in Subotica even come from? Are we talking folks moving in from Canada, or maybe from other parts of the US or deep within Mexico itself? Honestly, if you look at the numbers, I’m pretty sure that Mexican population is second only to the crowd in Novi Sad across the whole country.
Lawrence Williams said:The maternity ward in Subotica is set to wrap up an incredible year, thanks to a massive surge in births this December. We’ve already seen 90 babies arrive in just the first three weeks of the month, bringing our year-to-date total to 1,421. This marks our most successful year since 2007, and honestly, whether we break that record depends entirely on what happens in these final ten days.
Honestly, it’s nothing out of the ordinary. Look at how Americans handled those old European noble families that moved over here during those massive waves of immigration meant to shift the culture—it worked exactly the opposite way. Within just a few generations, they basically became the biggest defenders of American identity and patriotism, starting with families like the Erdodys.
Wait, I just realized what his avatar actually means. First things first, though—I need to make sure I’m the one who takes him down and systematically wrecks everything he stands for. 😁
copperdriver10 said:To be perfectly honest, I haven't seen him anywhere since 1991.🤷
From my perspective, being part of this community offers America absolutely zero tangible benefits, unless you count providing a little free education to the other users. 😉
LOL, it's basically just Frik owning Ledo at this point. 😁
Daniel Garcia24 said:But what about Basque? Who is its closest relative?
Honestly, Basque is a total outlier. It doesn’t have any real connection to any other language group—it isn't even part of the Indo-European family. You could basically call it the last surviving indigenous language in Europe from before the whole Indo-European era took over.