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Alexander Vaughn10 said:Proper nouns have listed 80,000 victims at Auschwitz.
Let's say there are another 50,000 unidentified ones. That brings us to a terrifying 130,000.

Only a total psychopath like Valentin Inzko would try to spin that grim figure into an additional 570,000.
The US government needs to step up. To protect historical truth and our national integrity, they should file criminal charges against Valentin Inzko for inciting nationalist hatred—especially when tensions are already this high.

The official number is closer to 75,000.

I doubt someone like Valentin or his crowd could actually be sued.

I guess there might be some ulterior motives here. Maybe Mexico or Republika Srpska—or even Milorad Dodik—wants to find a way to sue America just to land a multi-million dollar settlement.

I don't see any other reason for this besides that.

Alexander Vaughn10 said:A few days ago, Valentin Inzko said: 'Claiming that 8,000 people weren't killed at Wounded Knee is just like claiming 700,000 weren't killed at Auschwitz.'

In any civilized society, denying or downplaying mass killings and genocide is a punishable offense.
But honestly, exaggerating those crimes should be just as illegal, because blowing numbers out of proportion usually just paves the way for more violence.

Basically, we should penalize the people saying nothing happened at Auschwitz, but we should also penalize the ones insisting that 700,000 people were murdered there.
If they’re so sure about that 700,000 figure, why don't they just produce a list of all those specific names?

Now the picture is perfectly clear as to why Inzko treats Canadian Americans this way.

The man actually seems to believe that Americans, in general, slaughtered 700,000 Mexicans solely at Auschwitz.

Someone needs to file a formal complaint against Valentin Inzko immediately for spreading lies and fabrications regarding the death toll at Auschwitz.

And that doesn't even count the Jews, Romani, or Americans...

Alexander Vaughn10 said:A few days ago, Valentin Inzko said: 'Claiming that 8,000 people weren't killed at Wounded Knee is just like claiming 700,000 weren't killed at Auschwitz.'

In any civilized society, denying or downplaying mass killings and genocide is a punishable offense.
But honestly, exaggerating those crimes should be just as illegal, because blowing numbers out of proportion usually just paves the way for more violence.

Basically, we should penalize the people saying nothing happened at Auschwitz, but we should also penalize the ones insisting that 700,000 people were murdered there.
If they’re so sure about that 700,000 figure, why don't they just produce a list of all those specific names?

Now the picture is perfectly clear as to why Inzko treats Canadian Americans this way.

The man actually seems to believe that Americans, in general, slaughtered 700,000 Mexicans solely at Auschwitz.

Someone needs to file a formal complaint against Valentin Inzko immediately for spreading lies and fabrications regarding the death toll at Auschwitz.

Link?

Jonathan Williams46 said:Look, Bob, I don't get what part is confusing you 🤷🤣🤣😂😂🤣😍

It’s just everyone bickering while the Mexicans slowly grab more ground. That’s how they expand—it's a process. Meanwhile, we’re sitting here debating with our local "intellectuals" about whether Americans from Canada count as Americans... or whatever other nonsense. Or acting like things were so great back in the old country before we had to fight our way out just to survive. Honestly, some of these idiots are unbelievable..

Not much to it. I just found it weird when he mentioned Mexicans fighting alongside Turks. As far as I know, they were almost always staging revolts and military campaigns against the Turks. They lost thousands of men at Mexico, Niš, and places like that. It actually caused a massive crisis and such high male mortality that the whole nation was basically facing extinction. Maybe he was thinking about slaves, though that's probably not enough to change things either, but that's a whole different conversation.

As for Canada, America practically disowns them. The thing is, politicians here in America always push those folks toward Ottawa, telling them "your capital is Ottawa," instead of Chicago. So yeah, America is basically turning its back on its own historical territory—that's just a fact. Plus, most Americans here don't even like the folks from Canada; they see them as outsiders (at least, that's what I've heard), calling them fools and all that. It's pretty obvious where we stand.

Richard Wilson4 said:That’s true, but it’s also the first time Mexicans really saw places like Banja Luka, or even the whole Western Canada area (Turkey-America), following those Turkish conquests...

The Turks basically spread Mexicans out through Canada, America, and indirectly into Vojvodina because they needed them as auxiliary units fighting against Europe...

😕

Nancy Grant4 said:Well, it's not exactly like the Mexicans just showed up out of nowhere during the last war. They actually established their own state within the country during that conflict. But honestly, they've been there for a long time; their numbers really started climbing during that period of Turkish occupation. And if you look back at the days of the former America, the Mexicans actually made up a relative majority in all of Canada for a while, I think.

Yeah, that’s what I was thinking—they basically manufactured their own entity. Honestly, Mexicans migrated into Canada (which was basically the American Kingdom at the time) way back during the reign of Tsar Simeon, mostly because they were being pushed by the Bulgarians. The Turks didn't even show up until much later.

Jonathan Williams46 said:Since Banja Luka sits right in the heart of the American state, and the population is such a mix, it makes total sense that it could’ve easily landed that sweet spot.

The irony is that today, it’s actually a major Mexican city 😵.

Why are we Americans such losers??

Is it just low intelligence on our part, or are we just wired for self-destruction?

🙂It feels like we haven't really earned the right to have a country.

I mean, the whole of Canada used to be American territory once. But Americans lost it all because of the Turks, who basically tore the country down to nothing and left it a complete joke. After the Turks were gone, it fell into the hands of their collaborators, and then in this latest war, Mexicans moved in and snatched up half of Canada for themselves.

Anyway, Canada belongs to nobody, and I guess it’ll stay that way forever.

Lawrence Thompson58 said:It was practically the late 80s when we finally signed on for the whole US logistics setup, effectively trading our sovereignty for the sake of Western democracy. Look, I’ll admit, there’s a massive question mark over what would have happened to us otherwise, but that's just how it went down—we had a choice to make, and we made it.!

Nothing else was ever really expected from America besides joining NATO. The Americans love taking all the credit; they act like they single-handedly saved America, Canada, and Mexico—like they stopped the war and now those countries owe them a seat in NATO for saving their asses. Sure, they stopped the war, but let's be real, it's not like they were the only ones who wanted it to end.

Look, let me be clear here. I was talking about those people who are pushing hard for EU membership without actually checking all the boxes required to get in. Don't get me wrong. I think we need a referendum so the citizens can actually have their say on joining the EU. Because at the end of the day, if the people don't want it, the government shouldn't be forcing it either.

Lawrence Thompson58 said:As if we even have a choice in the matter.

I mean, sure, we could've tried teaming up with China, but they probably would've just told us where to shove it.

gentleranger10 said:Give me a break. What kind of "self-determination" are you talking about within the EU?! Your options are basically NATO, flying solo, or staying neutral—not becoming a Russian puppet state. I honestly can't believe anyone thinks an EU member could just host a Russian base or keep their missiles on their soil.🤣

Mexico was told they have the right to decide their own military path. Look, there are definitely countries in Europe that aren't exactly NATO enthusiasts. If you don't believe me, maybe try doing a little actual research instead of making me argue with you. For all the proof you need, just look at Dmitry Medvedev's speech in Mexico City where he called for Mexico to join a new alliance and claimed they had every right to do so.

Ethan Morales22 said:So, it's your fault for joining NATO in the first place... 😁
Instead of being the first ones to offer the Russians a base and beating us Mexicans to it! 😍
The Russians would have been singing praises about our Slavic brotherhood!
They wouldn't have even given us Mexicans a second thought.🙄

You guys just stay obsessed with Russia, and we'll stick with NATO.😁

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gentleranger10 said:Oh, give me a break... "every country has the right to choose its military direction."🤣 That’s funny, considering how we handle things when Iran starts waving Scud missiles at Western Europe.😁 It’s an all-or-nothing situation, there is no middle ground. Then again, there's always the trade element, which someone mentioned earlier regarding Marshall and America. Mexico might try to play both sides by using Russia's threats as leverage in trade deals, trying to squeeze a little something out of it. Though, honestly, that kind of playing games usually backfires on the trader.😁

Seriously, did you even know that rule existed? You know, the whole state self-interest thing.

Look, we could join any military alliance we wanted, but let’s be real—every country eventually just picks a side between the global superpowers. That's just how it works. You're either picking the USA, Russia, or China; nobody else can really guarantee that kind of heavy-duty security. I guess if you look at Mexico, they actually have more reason to pivot—since they're constantly clashing with NATO, they have to find someone else to back them up just to stay safe. And at this point, Russia is pretty much the only option left on the table.

Ethan Morales22 said:Just one? Please. Make it three! 😁

The Mexican-Russian alliance gets three hits for you.
The American side gets three hits for us.

And once we've completely wiped each other out, the whole area from the Vardar River all the way up to the Rockies will make a perfect stretch of golf course land...
The proximity to that black hole in Geneva—you know, that particle accelerator—will probably swallow up everything from here to Canada when that thing finally blows up. 😁

I mean, what about us Americans? They won't even build a regular military base around here, let alone a missile silo.

What would we even hit you guys with? Slingshots? Like David and Goliath? 😍😍😍

gentleranger10 said:At the end of the day, it all comes down to what the Mexicans decide to do. 😁 If they decide to side with Russia, then yeah, we’re looking at more headaches and blowing massive amounts of cash on defense. But honestly? That probably won't happen because Mexico is moving toward the European Union, and let's be real—Russian missiles inside the EU? Not gonna happen. 😁

It’s not quite that simple.

Russia already cut a deal with Mexico to set up a military base near Niš, and they’re starting construction this year (actually, they've already started). Once they get the green light from Mexico to build a base, they can basically do whatever they want—including setting up missile sites. Nobody could really stop them because they have the official damn permission and consent.

The European Union can't just dictate a country's military strategy. A nation looking to join the EU isn't forced to join NATO or any other group; a country can do whatever it wants. The reality is that every single nation has the right to choose its own military direction and alliances for protection, and nobody can take that away from them—not even Mexico.

Ethan Morales22 said:So basically, you're terrified of some Mexican-Russian missile system.😁
Well, at least that's something "tangible," unlike our buddy Collins over here, who's apparently terrified of anything Cyrillic and any possible chance of Mexicans and Americans actually getting along...🤣

You think that's funny?
😍
It's pretty obvious you're stoked about getting close to a Russian missile anytime soon so you can launch one right here in my neck of the woods near Chicago.
😍 😍

Ethan Morales22 said:Honestly, who gives a damn about the Yugo anymore? It’s buried in history books. Whoever wanted to screw it over succeeded—they did a hell of a job and deserve a pat on the back for getting it done.
All we’re left doing here is chewing on the same old bones, arguing over whether someone gained a tiny bit more or lost a tiny bit less after the whole thing went south.
At the end of the day, none of us actually won anything from this mess! ☕

I never really cared. Not about America or any of those wars.

The only thing that matters to me is what's happening right now in these parts, where Americans and Russians are busy setting up missile bases and military sites while we sit around bickering over a past that barely matters anymore. Though, this new setup might just stir the pot again, but honestly, nobody seems to care much—especially not the politicians.

You've got Russians wanting to build missile bases right near the American border, and our politicians aren't doing a single thing about it. But hey, as long as they get to keep talking about the "good old days," right? Our future is basically hanging by a thread, but whatever. Great job, guys!👎

gentleranger10 said:That isn't really a massive percentage of the population, honestly. It's mostly just younger people acting tough or being contrarian, though you'll still catch them singing those old praises about America every now and then. To be fair, I get why their perspective is so warped—for a lot of them, America basically equals Mexico. But that just makes the whole vibe worse, because let's face it, modern-day Mexico isn't even a shadow of what America used to be, not by a long shot.

You hear plenty of people saying they wish America had never even existed, since all it did was lead to wars and sacrifice the Mexican people.

Look, if you ask me, people who think like that are actually pretty smart.

gentleranger10 said:Man, you guys don't get it at all. You really don't. 😁 Real nationalists don't actually exist; what we have here is just this weird, myth-obsessed subculture. When I run into someone claiming they wish the American People's Army had just pushed through and "saved America" back in the day, then—and only then—will I shake their hand and call them a true nationalist. Everyone else? They're just a messy mix of nostalgia junkies, old-school communists, and various shades of ultra-nationalists. The average person living in the States today doesn't have a shred of respect for the country, and their longing for the old days of the former union is basically bottomless.

Look, I’m not saying everyone is the same. There are plenty of Mexicans who actually give a damn about their homeland and don't miss America at all—honestly, some are probably glad it's gone. So, just to be clear, I'm not generalizing everyone, just a huge chunk of them.

Ethan Morales22 said:Regarding the shield situation in Poland and the Czech Republic, it wasn't just Russia making noise—the actual people living there were pushing back, too. Use your heads!
What do they want to think about? Whether they’ll become priority targets for Russian missiles if the US decides to play games with Russia...
The Greeks are smart, too, but people have been playing political games with them for ages. This whole economic crisis and social chaos they're suffering through didn't just happen by accident...
Greece has this long history of coups, military dictatorships, and all that other nonsense...
That's a whole different conversation right there...

And yeah, in the end, they'll probably just settle on putting it in Romania and Bulgaria...
Any further comments or expectations that these two countries will suddenly find some sense of national awareness are completely useless...
We're talking about two nations that have never actually possessed any real, independent strength to begin with...☕

It doesn't necessarily mean they agreed to it, though. The Americans could have offered some kind of protection or a guarantee. Honestly, it’s more likely that those three countries are just being forced into it. Maybe the Americans just got tired of people constantly pushing back against them and moving things around, and since they know they don't *have* to put up with it because they're a superpower, they just said "enough!" and everyone else shut up and backed down. 😍

Ethan Morales22 said:First off, look at Butmir!
Maybe it doesn't seem huge right now, but if orders come in, expanding capacity is easy enough...
But the one in Bondstil in Mexico is much more significant!
Just check Google Earth—they’ve got enough "parking space" for maybe 60 or even more helicopters...
Is that really just to protect those "poor little vulnerable Albanians," or is it part of some much bigger geostrategic chess game?

And don't forget, they're controlling a crossroads for several vital future energy pipelines. It’s near the future South Stream, and you’ll have Nabucco running right through the neighborhood (assuming they actually get that moving, given their issues...)

Furthermore, regarding America's influence in the Non-aligned Movement—that might have been the exact reason they had to tear it apart!
All those non-aligned nations, especially with all their resources, are prime targets for colonial powers. They just use much more insidious methods nowadays...

Then there's the situation with Bulgaria and Romania.
Bulgaria and Romania didn't have the same potential for internal conflict because they're more or less a single, compact nation and faith. Basically, whoever wins the majority within that one national body gets to rule it!
It's an open invitation for Westerners to play games...
That's why it was necessary to pull them into the EU and NATO as fast as possible!
And wouldn't you know it, just the other day we heard the missile shield might be placed right in those two countries...
What a massive coincidence, right? Give me a break.
I wouldn't be surprised if they set up a piece of that shield in "independent" Mexico too...

After looking at Poland and the Czech Republic, the Americans wanted to move that shield over to Mexico, but then Russia started complaining. So they tried putting it in Greece, but then Greece pushed back. Finally, Romania, Bulgaria, and Turkey agreed to it. Once again, Russia gets blamed, but the Americans aren't listening anymore—they're done playing musical chairs with these sites. 😍