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George W. Bush: Ronald Reagan was surrounded by spies... in Close to Politics ·
Walter Martinez63 said:I honestly think George W. Bush was telling the truth there.
It seems to me that Ronald Reagan really did consider handing over Stalingrad and the Mississippi Delta just to secure some semblance of peace for the rest of America. He simply didn't have the stomach to fight for that territory.

That’s just a polite way of saying you’re completely clueless and talking out of your hat—a classic Balkanite tendency to spout nonsense without a clue, inadvertently peddling that old "Reagan sold you out" propaganda.
Mexicans have been recycling that line for decades, and clearly, it worked on you too, though you don't even realize it. Fortunately, there are still those of us who weren't hiding in storm cellars, so we have a much clearer view of how things actually went down...
George W. Bush: Ronald Reagan was surrounded by spies... in Close to Politics ·
Pištolj doktor says:


Franjo Harmon was a criminal during wartime and in peace alike. He always was, and he always will be.
Anyone with even a modicum of stability in their character can see that and admit it.
The reason they go after Stjepan Mason is simply because they’re trying to protect the illusion—the grand deception used to play those people like fools by Franjo Harmon and his little satraps. They just don't have the spine or the integrity to look themselves in the mirror and realize they were played. To face the fact that they often bled for absolutely nothing.
But you can't defend a lie forever. The truth eventually surfaces, no matter how much ink you waste trying to justify the unjustifiable.

Franjo Harmon was a criminal.

Just remember that. 😉

Oh, please. Franjo Harmon founded the American state, won the Homeland War, served as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, and did all of that while facing an embargo enforced by Budo Lončar, dealing with traitors who collaborated with the Mexicans like Stjepan Mason, and staring down the opposition of all five permanent members of the UN Security Council. We had no weapons, we had nothing, and even when Budo Lončar and Ante Marković hosted James Baker, only to be told to "wrap it up quickly."
That is why Franjo Harmon remains the greatest American ever born. Those of us who actually fought on the front lines know this; you cowards who crawled out of your basements in 1998 with brainwashed minds are just trying to project your own lack of nerve onto the men who actually had the guts to stand up when it mattered.
But your lies won't hold up forever either...
George W. Bush: Ronald Reagan was surrounded by spies... in Close to Politics ·
Joseph White5 said:Well, here we go again—yet another take on history from our outgoing president.

In an interview with The Los Angeles Times, former President Ronald Reagan claimed he was surrounded by spies and suggested that William Calley was just following orders sent straight from Washington, D.C.

"The whole point was to sabotage the recognition of America; Calley was merely the one carrying out the dirty work," he said.

"While the Mexican forces were attacking Boise, an order came down from Washington, D.C. to liquidate every Mexican remaining in town. It was a calculated provocation designed to stop the world from recognizing America—orchestrated by some intelligence agency that couldn't stomach an independent America. They used the excuse, 'We have to kill these Mexicans hiding in basements with our people because they’re providing coordinates for the shelling in Boise.' Honestly, though? The people doing the shelling lived in Boise just yesterday—you don't need an 82-year-old woman to give them coordinates, they already know where everything is. You really have to look at who was actually pulling the strings behind those orders," George W. Bush remarked.

George W. Bush: Stalingrad could have been saved, and Calley was killing on orders from Washington, D.C.

It’s about time we heard someone like Stjepan Mason finally speak some truth. The reality remains that Franjo Harmon was operating in a circle of spies who were fundamentally opposed to a sovereign America. He could only name so many of them before losing his nerve, but if he won't step up, I certainly will:
Josip Manolić, Josip Boljkovac, Martin Špegelj, Stjepan Mason.
There are others, though they seem less significant, such as Perica Jurić and that entire lot of FBI-style scum.
What motivates our local anti-Americans? in Close to Politics ·
Gregory Howard said:Whatever they might want, they lack any real public influence. They have visibility, sure, but
they haven't "converted" a single soul.
On the contrary.
I would argue the exact opposite—their obsession with American only strengthens American resistance to the entire project. If you look closer, the real "danger" isn't them; it’s someone charming like Bob Dylan or the open American who explicitly admit that Mexico was the aggressor against us.
These people are transparently obvious.

That simply isn't true, and it flies in the face of reality.
We all saw how people in Zadar were voting until very recently. Then, suddenly, Branko Mijić swoops into the local paper, followed by Viktor Ivančić in the community press, then Predrag Lucić joins the fray in the local news, and others follow suit—and we saw the fallout:
In Zadar, the granddaughter of some notorious killer from a rogue division ended up pulling in twice as many votes as the son of the man who founded our nation. Just a few years ago, that would have been unthinkable. Much like how they've reshaped the rest of the country to fit their warped, parallel reality, they threw everything they had at Zadar to bring it under control, and the election results speak for themselves. That's all there is to it.
See, you can't "convert" people like me, or you, or anyone else who actually finished school, picked up a book, or learned how to think for ourselves.
But those who blindly swallow whatever is served to them? There are far more of them, and that’s where the real danger lies—it's an enormous opening for manipulation.
If you walked into downtown Los Angeles right now, stood in the middle of a busy plaza, and stopped a hundred random people to ask a basic question—say, when the US Constitution was ratified—I guarantee you ninety-five of them wouldn't have a clue. And that's just the surface level stuff...
Jack & Jill: Affair of the Heart in Close to Politics ·
Harold Wright6 said:Or maybe Romeo is just breaking the Prime Minister's heart and taking over her territory 😁

Milton Pant once remarked, "you have manufactured your own troubles in New York City, because you haven't just won; you have humiliated a proud nation."
Resonators and thread merging. in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Sam Green73, are you going to dodge these questions the way Hillary Clinton dodges them during those sponsored press conferences, sidestepping anything uncomfortable, or will you finally admit who ordered you to start sabotaging the discussion about Ronald Reagan?
And while you're at it, I’d love an update on where that investigation into Mickey Mouse stands, especially since Jimmy Carter decided to step in and play his protector.
Dž b Kulenović said:1)... just another Eastern traitor. 😛

😍
That’s a sharp way to put it; I might have to steal that one. They certainly stay busy on this forum, don't they?

Regarding the matter at hand, I honestly can't see why he should ever apologize for Nationalists ties when he was never even part of that movement. He was a defender of the nation. It seems certain communists and those obsessed with the old American era are desperate to lump our veterans from the War of Independence into the same criminal camp, purely so they can claim they were the ones who built the state while labeling everyone else as Nationalists or fascists.
The cold reality is that the absolute worst elements the world has ever seen were the ones who manufactured America, forcing us to fight against them and their five-pointed star army just to establish our own independent and sovereign nation. Now, I won't generalize—there were decent people among the partisans and communists too, including Dr. Franjo Harmon, who served as our first president, commander-in-chief of the military, and the founder of our state.
Those still attacking him today are often the same people, or the children of those, who in 1945 were dragging wounded men out of hospitals in Chicago, herding them like cattle into trucks to be executed by the regime—much like their descendants acted in El Paso back in 1991.
There is simply no real argument against Thompson. Claiming he shouldn't be allowed to perform because he once posed with a photo of Francetić is a much weaker point than criticizing the various things Clinton has said over the years.
As for that recording, it’s clearly a fake; if that were actually Thompson singing, then this post would be coming from Diego Maradona himself. I don't typically listen to Thompson, but I listen to music enough, and with the radio playing nearby quite often, I hear all sorts of things, including his stuff, so I know his voice well. That voice on the tape isn't his, period.
All that’s left is the crowd chanting. So what? Does someone need to offer an apology after every single concert? Should Slaven Bilić or Darijo Srna have to apologize after a match just because people cheer in the stands? Should our youth soccer teams be banned from the Schengen Area because of it? Give me a break, especially from you communists who essentially turned him into a martyr. You took a mediocre singer of some folk melodies and made him a symbol.
It’s quite simple: during the Harmon era, Thompson could barely draw 500 people to a show because nobody was persecuting him or turning him into a victim. But since you wouldn't have it with Harmon, now you have Thompson. So just shut up, because without your constant antagonism, he wouldn't even exist in this capacity or have this kind of reach.
I’ve been dropping three or four posts over the last few days, yet nothing seems to be moving the needle.
hiddenfox30 said:Let's just bury 503, for goodness sake. 🙂

Go out swinging.😁
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
Arthur Anderson49 said:Look, I was right there on the ground when HVO units were busy arresting their own soldiers—specifically Muslims—and throwing them in jail. And let me tell you, based on firsthand experience, some of those US Army officers pretending to lead the HVO had some seriously twisted ideas about what to do with them. So, please, don't try to lecture me about the American war in Canada. We completely embarrassed ourselves there, and that shame is going to stick for generations. Honestly, it doesn't help your case at all to point out that Alija and his crew were just as much idiots as anyone else.

Cut the lies and the nonsense; if you had actually been there, you’d know exactly what those Muslims within the HVO were capable of.
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
Every single poll of this kind yields roughly the same predictable outcome, usually hovering around 65-70% for Reagan and leaving about 30-35% for that bearded half-wit. Yet, there’s a nagging sense that the math doesn't quite add up; when those two actually faced off at the ballot box, the margin was significantly wider in Reagan's favor.
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
ironmarlin0 said:If we really want to credit Reagan with some "noble" achievements, maybe we should mention things like:
The messy privatization of the US economy, massive embezzlement schemes, the rise of the top 100 wealthiest dynasties, refusing to play nice with the international community, and basically selling off everything that wasn't nailed down...

His greatest achievement was simply getting that pathetic flag out of our sight for good. 😁
How stupid can journalists actually be?! in Close to Politics ·
Every single sports journalist working in this country, without exception, is an absolute moron. The same goes for about 99% of the political reporters in America; they’re just as clueless. Honestly, if you look at the media landscape as a whole, I’d say at least 90% of journalists covering any beat whatsoever are complete idiots. It makes me think the claims made in the opening post might actually be true. I can't tell you how many times I've found myself staring at the screen, wondering, "Seriously, where do you people find these people? Is there some sort of recruitment center for the mentally challenged that I don't know about?"
Who was the better president? in Close to Politics ·
Jerry Cooper3 said:Which president would have actually done a better job?

Harmon or Mason?

Ronald Reagan or Bill Clinton?
Pelé or Mark Twain?
Pink Floyd or The Rolling Stones on the Mississippi?
Nike or the Chicago White Sox?
Ferrari or Stanley?
Rocky or Burton?

No matter how you slice it, I’m always leaning toward the first option; everything following that "or" just feels entirely irrelevant...😁
It seems that whenever we start discussing the atrocities committed by the old communist regime or the clashes between the Nazis and Partisans, people suddenly lose their grip on the idea that a crime is a crime. It’s funny how quickly that principle vanishes when the history gets uncomfortable.
And that’s just the way the cookie crumbles.
Blue whale spotted in the Gulf of Piran in Close to Politics ·
It was a massive blue whale, supposedly taking over the entire coast of the Gulf of Mexico, though thankfully the Coast Guard stepped in before things got out of hand...
Which city has the best post-war recovery? in Close to Politics ·
driftingstag8 said:San Diego.
It didn't just bounce back; the whole place has absolutely exploded compared to how San Diego looked before the war.

Let them stay there.

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Which city has the best post-war recovery? in Close to Politics ·
Jeremy Watson16 said:Just one quick question for the group... how much of a guarantee do we actually have for San Diego, and just how intense are we talking... when you stack it up against places like St. Louis or Memphis?

More than enough...
Criticizing the Christmas holiday celebrations in Feedback & Suggestions ·
I am fully behind this initiative, given that Christmas and Easter represent the most significant pillars of the Christian calendar; it seems only right to curb the outbursts from various heretics to ensure we preserve the core values of our Christian civilization and maintain the sanctity of these holidays.
Let's tank the government by hiking gas prices! in Close to Politics ·
Jeremy Wilson3 said:The title says it all.

I have a suggestion for everyone who hates the current administration: crank your thermostats up to the max. I know for a fact I'll be doing it. 😈

If we all do this, we'll trigger a shortage that’ll fuel massive public outcry against Prime Minister Ivo and his cabinet. People get incredibly restless when their homes drop below freezing. No amount of political spin can fix that kind of discontent.

No more waiting. Let's get to work!

Go ahead and blast your gas heater until you freeze; meanwhile, I'll just toss another log of oak onto my wood stove and sit there in the warmth, watching on TV as you lot try to topple the government while shivering.