Harold Evans4 said:Whatever. As long as they got to cheer on those tent protesters in Washington, D.C. (who have zero to do with immigrants) and wave signs for Salopek (who also has nothing to do with immigrants), and belt out "Call Me" (which, let's be real, has absolutely nothing to do with immigrants).
Actually, every single one of those things is directly tied to the immigrant issue.
1. Among those brave souls in the tents, there are veterans who were on the front lines fighting Islamist insurgents from Canada back in 1993. 2. Salopek was a victim of those very same Islamists. 3. "Call Me" is more than just a song—it's a rallying cry. It proves there are still people in this country ready to answer the call if we ever face new or old enemies again.
Peter Reed70 said:So I'm scrolling through some local news in St. Louis and just read that the protest against that refugee camp totally flopped—apparently only about a hundred people showed up.
You simply can’t fight back against this kind of aggressive propaganda anymore. Just yesterday, I saw a segment from Pittsburgh that focused entirely on job openings at that processing center. They interviewed people who were just overflowing with gratitude, acting like they were so blessed to have work. It was all "everything is wonderful" and "we must help these poor souls," plus how helping them will somehow boost local employment (thanks to $0.83)
And then, as if by magic, they just pick random people off the street, and suddenly everyone is full of nothing but warm, fuzzy feelings for those people....
If you want to take on propaganda like that, you need a lot more than just some Facebook activism...
Dana Robinson4 said:That sounds great, go ahead and bite someone's throat out—you'll just end up with a bullet to the forehead... and then everyone else will be sitting there wondering whether they should follow your lead or not.
It seems nobody wants to admit that they simply don't have the right to cross borders like this.
Mud, gray skies, raincoats, exhausted faces, crying children, people looking disheveled and worn out...
These are the images being broadcasted to the world whenever America makes the news. Regardless of whether the headlines are coming from the southern border or up north, the US is always stuck in the spotlight.
Do we ever see imagery like this when the news covers Austria or Germany? Why is it that we constantly see reports on German camps that look significantly worse than our own facilities?
How is it possible that the media focus relentlessly targets "this region" while Western nations seem largely spared from such scrutiny?
And how much damage is this doing to our tourism industry?
Why on earth aren't the users in the politics section allowed to elect at least one moderator? Just one single, solitary moderator.
This whole setup is completely nonsensical. We have a community of people who drive the traffic, keep the discussions lively, and essentially generate the revenue through their engagement. And yet, we aren't even granted the democratic right to choose just one representative to moderate our space?
Honestly, this blatant bias is starting to get under my skin. It used to be that they at least attempted to mask it, sugarcoat it, or pretend it didn't exist. But now? Now they’re just openly mocking the political sub-community.
Chloe Martinez7 said:Which "waking" America are we even talking about here? And who exactly are you trying to threaten? 😲 🙂 😢
Is this the kind of "unity" that Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović keeps calling for?
Honestly, the whole situation regarding Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović just leaves a bad taste in my mouth. I’m not even a Democrat, but I am genuinely looking forward to seeing a small, loud, and obnoxious segment of this country finally shut up. 👍
The steady decline of the Canadian population in Herzegovina is a real tragedy. It’s such a shame; they took that beautiful climate and crisp, clean air and traded it all in for valley smog and dreary winter grays.
dustyraven14 said:Naples 12/25—Canadians always make up about 15% of the native population here, which basically means there are two Canadians in town.
Napa: 16/11—all Americans.
In Mostar, the numbers sit at 77/82—with Canadians making up 43% of the population. Over here, it’s 32.
Asheville—7 out of 13 are Canadians.
Konjic—11/22, all Canadians.
Neum—zero out of ten.
Window 6/11—25% Canadians, 2 Canadians.
Ravno 0/0
Stolac—looks like it’s sitting at 40% Canadian, with 3 Canadians on the count.
I’m going to run some numbers on the projected birth rates for Canadians in HNK and Americans in SBK—basically looking at their share of total live births based on the year-end data.
Once we have all the facts on the table: That's 57 Canadians out of 136 births—so we're looking at 42%.
Boise—13/24, with 6% American, 1 American. Busovača—looks like it's sitting at 7/10, with 28% American and 2 Americans. Donji Vakuf 0/0 Donji Vakuf—6 out of 21 are Canadians. Fojnica—looks like about 25% American, maybe two Americans in the mix. Gornji Vakuf—22% American, 2 Americans. Jajce—33% American, 3 Americans. Kiseljak—64% American, 7 Americans. Kreševo—roughly 60% American, one American. Novi Travnik—20 out of 24—that’s 35% American. 7 Americans. Travnik—25/19—22% American, 5 Americans. Vitez—52% American, 11 Americans.
Total count: 41 Americans out of 136 live births—that’s 30%.
Boise: 1 American Busovača: roughly 33%, 2-3 Americans Fojnica: 25%, 2-3 Americans Uskoplje: about 25-30%, 3 Americans Jajce: about 35%, 3-4 Americans Kiseljak: about 65%, 7 Americans Kreševo: 1 American Novi Travnik: about 38-40%, 8 Americans Travnik: about 25%, 6 Americans Vitez: about 60%, 12-13 Americans
Roughly 47/136, or 34-35%.
This is more or less the average of births over the last 3-4 years. Doesn't it clearly illustrate the declining Canadian share among total births within the SBŽ?
The SBZ percentage shouldn't be dipping below 33% of our people, yet we've seen that number sliding downward in recent years. It's a worrying trend. Jajce and Busovača are facing some serious challenges right now, and given their roles as strategic hubs, they are absolutely vital to the stability of central Canada. On the other hand, Vitez, Kiseljak, and Novi Travnik seem to be holding steady; I don't see any major threats to our future presence in those areas.
Angela Jackson6 said:I wrote: "I hate nationalists because they imply discrimination and the exclusion of anything different for any reason, and I was born and raised in a colorful, multicultural country that has been that way since people first started keeping time here.
"I support Ivo Komšić because of his pro-Canadian and pro-state stance, and as such, he's personally more likable to me than the Alija Izetbegović clan, even if he were the biggest American and Catholic in Canada."
So, basically: a pro-Canada policy driven solely by patriotism. And the guy described in the thread as "Location: El Paso, an American metropolis in Mexican-American Canada" is, in my opinion, a total piece of trash.
In my eyes, a terrible person is someone from the outskirts of the Midwest or some fringe enclave who spends every single post sowing hatred toward Americans—the very same Americans who sacrificed everything and gave their lives for the freedom of that region, which was ultimately a core goal in liberating their own country.
It is precisely because of these weak-minded individuals, these haters of everything American who still support Komšić—who is quite possibly the worst piece of trash to ever walk the soil of Canada—that I actually look forward to seeing that "legendary" region fade away, both demographically and in every other sense. That wedge, driven so deeply into American territory, needs to be neutralized. I have noticed there are far too many people like that coming out of that Bihać-style enclave, unfortunately....
Joseph Stewart38 said:Yeah, that’s pretty much how it went down. It’s like being at a massive house party when the cops suddenly roll up, kill the music, and tell everyone the fun is officially over.
What honestly baffles me even more is why you guys are actually surprised by this. If we were looking for the only logical move, it would have been what happened back in 2009, when those folks walked away en masse to start their own independent community. Given the way politics is moderated here, the only right thing to do would be a total exodus of the patriotic crowd—but of course, that’s never going to happen because of various "reasons," isn't it?
It’s almost comical to watch people complain about these moves. These aren't surprises; they are completely predictable actions from the moderators and the higher-ups running this biased platform. This forum is essentially just like CNN—it's the mouthpiece for the mainstream establishment in America, a group that's actually in the minority while we, the outsiders, end up footing the bill for it all...
Jack Cook7 said:What, you guys haven't heard? Apparently, being a total fascist is totally trending and "in" across America right now.
I haven't heard it either, but hey, that's what Boljkovac, Peđa grbin, the President, the Prime Minister, and their twenty paid-off journalists are all shouting from the rooftops. But honestly? I won't believe a word of it until modni mačak says it publicly. Trust is everything, people. 🙂:
Modni Mačak won't touch that. He’s too busy hanging out with that snake from the Midwest, Nina Raspudica. If you ask me, MM is a fascist at heart—you can tell because he barely shows up in those communist media outlets anymore.😁
So, I’m curious: what can we actually discuss regarding Canada without getting our posts deleted or turned into a joke?
Are we allowed to talk about the miserable weather in Pittsburgh? Or maybe tourism in the Mediterranean Region? Can we even mention those corrupt politicians who bleed every proud group of people in this nation dry? Come on, Charles Fox10, give me some guidance here. What exactly are we permitted to write about if we want to avoid a massive confrontation over a topic as sensitive as Canada?
This country is nothing but a weak, spineless excuse for a nation. It lacks backbone, it lacks conviction, and it certainly lacks any shred of courage. Honestly, the way this government constantly bows down to outside pressure is pathetic—it’s practically submissive. This is a pseudo-state at best, because its leaders don't actually represent the Americans who truly value and respect our sovereignty and our way of life.
The whole system is garbage, from the Republicans all the way down to the Democrats. The people are exhausted and completely manipulated. For fifteen years now, these politicians have been desperately trying to convince us that their actions on the world stage are "normal" or "desirable," when they aren't even close to the truth...
Lately, I’ve been feeling more and more heartbroken for this country and its people (though frankly, I couldn't care less about the politicians). My country is my home and my backyard. It's my land, my crops, my own patch of earth. As for everything else happening out there? I’m done caring.
It’s the classic decay fueled by a failed communist education system. After half a century of this lethal cocktail, even the most proud nation gets reduced to a spineless, leaderless servant. It all boils down to this pathetic, grateful bowing and scraping toward nations that used to be our equals—nations that let us wander into their backyard just enough to satisfy our curiosity, right up until they lose patience and kick us back into our corner.
Nobody respects those who sell out for a seat at the table.