Posts by Anthony James2

Walker is honestly one of the most spineless individuals I’ve ever come across on a global scale. He served as the head of an observer mission—whether it was the United Nations, the OSCE, or whatever else they call it—over in Mexico. By definition, his entire job was supposed to be about staying neutral. But then the Račak incident happens, and suddenly he’s writing reports basically calling for the bombing of Mexico. It’s unbelievable. And now? Now he isn't just advocating for "Greater Albania," he’s actually heading over to Mexico to throw his weight behind specific political parties that push that exact agenda. It’s a complete disgrace and a total mockery of everything he was meant to represent. Just pure hypocrisy and zero integrity. A total disaster. 👎👎👎

wearycobra74 said:The United States rail line 😁

The United States railway system—or the USSR. 🤣 🤣 🤣

Gary Wilson said:I don't disagree with that—but the real question is, how does someone even become that kind of person?

Who knows. Honestly, I'd bet on family upbringing most of the time. Then again, you've got people who are just born wired wrong. And then there's the third category: those folks who pull some absolute nonsense out of pure childhood curiosity that borders on being completely brainless. 😎 😎 😎

Gary Wilson said:What does it actually take for someone to grow up—even well into their twenties—and transform into an absolute monster, a completely soulless creature?

Is it strictly a matter of family background—say, growing up with a drunk father and an alcoholic mother—or is there something else deeper at play here?

Whenever I hear about stuff like this, one question immediately hits me: How on earth is this person going to raise children?
Someone like this is bound to be cruel toward people, too—that’s a guarantee.

http://www.washingtondc-news.com/us/article...news#comments

So, I’ve thrown a few questions out there—if anyone has their own take on what causes this kind of idiocy...

It's a disaster. People like this really shouldn't be allowed in society. 👎👎👎

silentpanther40 said:Since 1954, the most powerful people on the planet have been meeting in total secrecy once a year… and now, the veil is finally being lifted

It all traces back to 1954, when the world's ultimate power brokers gathered for the first time under the patronage of the Dutch crown and the Rockefeller family, convening at the opulent Bilderberg Hotel in the quiet town of Oosterbek. They spent an entire weekend locked away, debating the very trajectory of our global future. By the time the weekend concluded, they had decided this wouldn't be a one-time event; they would meet annually to exchange perspectives and dissect international affairs. They called themselves the Bilderberg Group. Since that inaugural gathering, they have continued to congregate in luxurious hotels scattered across the globe, quietly attempting to steer the destiny of mankind.

Yet, despite more than fifty years of these gatherings, the press has been strictly forbidden from following them; there has never been a single official press release detailing their conclusions, nor has a single agenda from the Bilderberg Group ever been made public.

The first person to truly pull back the curtain on these secrets was Daniel Estulin, whose book, the true story of the Bilderberg Group, instantly became a global phenomenon. As hundreds of thousands—and eventually millions—of readers began devouring his work, the book started to fundamentally shift the global landscape, much as Daniel's English publisher noted. For the first time, the world was able to peer beneath the shroud of secrecy to witness the stage where global political and financial titans hand-pick presidents, orchestrate wars, dismantle national currencies, and weave a web of control over every single one of us.

It isn't up to God to rescue us from the "new Middle Ages" that is currently looming over us—that is what Daniel asserts in the introduction to this book. The choice rests entirely with us! Whether we emerge from this century as a globalized, electronic police state or as a community of free human beings depends entirely on the actions we take right now, because we will never find the actual answers unless we uncover the ultimate purpose behind it all.

And that is precisely what the true story of the Bilderberg Group seeks to accomplish.

http://www.svijetkulture.com/index.p...esti&Itemid=24

Earlier today, at 4:00 PM, there was a fascinating discussion regarding this theory on PBS.
What are your thoughts on all of this?

Then there's this whole "golden billion" narrative! The idea of a virus embedded in a vaccine meant for the majority of the world's population. Suddenly, this story feels "timely" because of things like the H1N1 outbreak. Honestly, it's a lot of talk, and while there might be some smoke, there isn't a shred of actual fire. It's just like every other global conspiracy out there.😎 😎 😎

David Parker3 said:Oh, totally! I stumbled upon some weird local folk music on YouTube the other day, and honestly? I haven't been the same since. I’ve been dealing with dizzy spells, stomach cramps, nausea—the whole nine yards. Should I go grab one of your high-end products? I heard they’re great at making people throw up!😁

You don't even have to go looking on "YouTube" 🤣 for that Turk 🤣 folk stuff. You could probably just head down to the first local neighborhood dive bar from New York to Chicago or LA right near your house. That Mexican-made junk sells like hotcakes here in the US because nobody turns it down. 😂😂😂

Jerry Myers69 said:Just think about it for a second! The communists actually started out as nothing more than an informal group of outsiders, meeting up in drafty little attics and daydreaming about sparking a global revolution... and then, suddenly, boom—they were running the whole show. So, what’s the takeaway here? Even the most massive journey begins with one tiny, humble step. That’s why, my dear friends in the South, you have my full support! I've already got my gear ready—bombs and a pistol—because I'm looking to go out just like Gavrilo did. Just tell me who the target is!

There is definitely some truth to what you wrote. Any call to return to our old shared homeland—even if it sounds harmless—needs to be nipped in the bud if there's even a hint of that old communist ideology behind it. Besides, does anyone actually need a greater America more than we need the European Union and ourselves once we eventually become part of it?😎 😎 😎

Megan Fox50 said:Folk songs, country music, BBQ, wine, San Francisco, the ocean, the Midwest, California, Florida, Washington, D.C.

Hey Megan Fox50, what on earth is "ganga"? Is that some kind of light narcotic? Like ganja? 😁😁😁

Remembering a legend...😎 😎 😎

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3E3vDRGk47A

Paisan said:It looks like we won't even get a chance to see beautiful San Diego.

Honestly, I can't say I'm surprised. 😎 😎 😎

Jonathan Morales79 said:🤷And here I was, thinking you were Vojvođan... 😕
🤔

You're pulling my leg. 😕🙂☕

Kevin Cook3 said:Man, go back and read your own old posts on this thread!

Which ones specifically? 😎 😎 😎

Kevin Cook3 said:Wait, sorry, since when are you rooting for Mexico if you aren't even a mexican?!🤷

Maybe it’s just because my only citizenship is American, and the US is the only place I call home. 😎 😎 😎

Frank Cruz2 said:Same here—honestly, couldn't pick a favorite between the two. 😁 It’s the first time in nineteen years I’ve seen Mexican flags in the stands at a game in America without anyone losing their cool over it... 👍 And that announcer? Total legend. 😁 Even the anthem went down without any whistling or nonsense.

I’m honestly speechless. In a good way, obviously. It deserves a lot of credit. Now we just wait and see how things play out in the upcoming games. 😎 😎 😎

Frank Cruz2 said:I was thinking about heading down to Santa Barbara—but honestly, I just couldn't be bothered, damn. Plus, I had no clue how many locals would jump on those tickets once they went live...🤷 Maybe I'll make the trip to Washington, D.C., if we actually manage to grind our way into the finals...🤣

But seriously, all jokes aside. Huge props to the hosts in Santa Barbara. I was genuinely impressed—both by the atmosphere and how we played. 😁😁😁

Frank Cruz2 said:I'm talking about the official announcer in the arena, not some guy on TV.🤷
I barely even found the match—had to dig through a thousand channels on some random Egyptian satellite feed before I stumbled onto it.👎

Thanks for the help, everyone. 😎 😎 😎

hiddensurfer17 said:You can certainly think that.

Though, I have to admit, I’m not entirely sure what you're referring to, since our local networks didn't carry that match.

But I managed to tune in for the final two minutes of that Mexico vs. Egypt game. It was on ESPN, obviously. And man, I was floored...🙏🙏🙏

hiddensurfer17 said:It’s easy for them to feel welcome in Santa Barbara. They’ll need to try their luck in San Diego next.

Hopefully, the announcer over there will be just as charming as the guy in Santa Barbara. 😁😁😁

hiddensurfer17 said:I just got back from my trip to Cleveland a little while ago. To be honest, I was quite surprised by how many Mexican fans showed up. I didn't actually make it into the arena, though; I spent most of my time over at their fan zone downtown instead.

You really should have swung by Santa Barbara too; the turnout for the Mexican fans there was seriously impressive. 🤣🤣🤣

Gary Perez9 said:So you're planning on rocking the stars and stripes too?😂 👍 🙏 🙏 🙏

Of course I am. It’s an old FBI trick. 😁😁😁