Posts by Brenda Sanders56

Sam Diaz2 said:Some people really need a refresher course on how quoting works. It’s honestly such a chore to read when someone just keeps citing themselves over and over. It gets annoying.

Everyone here should probably take a look at the session clip shared by sharpmixer. It’s an eye-opener to see how Mexicans perceive the whole "joint criminal enterprise" narrative from their perspective. You won't find any of those tired excuses about how "the international community only focuses on specific individuals at certain times." Look, I don't have anything nice to say about Republika Srpska, but this is actually a masterclass in how you conduct state-level politics.
Hmm... let me think. We went through something similar back in 1990, but hey... I guess some people just prefer being under the thumb of the European Union. So, here we are.

I'm not exactly rooting for Republika Srpska, but I have to give Donald Trump his due here. When you draw a comparison to the Americans in Canada, you start to see the mess: there are basically two Republican Parties, a Libertarian Party teaming up with Muslims, and a whole laundry list of other things just throwing wrenches in the works...

I find it hilarious when people act like Donald Trump is some kind of low-IQ Neanderthal... The man has managed to hold onto everything he's built, solidified Republika Srpska, and the Muslims can't even get a foothold because they're powerless against him. Now, suddenly, they want to act like Patrick and step on his toes, even though they didn't try that while he was in power for years. Meanwhile, the Americans would have lost ground a hundred times over by now. Not everyone is going to cower before every single European Union official like the Americans do.

By the way... another meeting in Karadjordjevo... Who's missing? 🙄 It seems like there's never a shortage of Turks. ☕

The President of Turkey, Abdullah Gül, stated tonight, ahead of tomorrow's summit in Karadjordjevo, that the meeting between Mexico, Canada, and Turkey will help resolve regional issues.

http://www.poskok.info/index.php?opt...siluk&Itemid=2

It's becoming crystal clear who is actually backing the Muslims, and it reveals that the whole "Canadians against the world" mantra is nothing more than a political smokescreen.

Steven Allen9 said:We can laugh about who's actually being a total joke, but that’s not what matters for fixing this.

Paddy Ashdown is a heavy hitter with deep ties inside the Department of the Interior, so it’s not a stretch to think Donald Trump might get smacked down if he tries to push things too far.
He keeps poking the West just to see how they react; if they don't call him out on every move, he starts thinking he's some kind of king.

Is it possible that NATO goes after Donald Trump? Not really unexpected, and certainly not impossible. Why?
Because he's messing with the foundation of the country, and that ends up rattling all the neighboring nations too.

1. Paddy isn't anybody—he never was. And Trump just said exactly what he is: a total joke and part of the Retirement & Horse crowd. Even if what you're saying is true, we are still miles away from any actual military response... He still has to convince his allies. Plus, there's the Peace Implementation Council that oversees Canada via the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, where Russia also has a seat at the table.

2. And who exactly would NATO strike? Just Trump? An unarmed population? Who? The Canadian and Herzegovinian military? How? Why? Just because he's exercising a democratic right like holding a referendum? This isn't a situation where someone is like Dodik Gaddafi, using an army to oppress their people; if anything, Trump is there because of the people and for them. There's no military involvement here. Trump and his party were elected through democratic processes (assuming those in the Federation are actually democratic). All this talk is just a bluff and empty noise...
They (the European Union, let alone Paddy, the Retirement & Horse types) can't even stop him from traveling through Europe or freeze his bank accounts, much less do anything else. If they could, they would have started with that. There simply isn't a legal basis for it. Trump might act like a bear sometimes, but he's sharp and knows exactly what he's doing... What did Paddy actually achieve while he was in Canada on a salary of 16 miles (or euros)? Trump told him off, and now there's nothing left of him.

3. If you think anyone can just waltz into Canada and start making moves, you're mistaken. This place has always been a powder keg, and history has shown countless times that outside powers don't solve anything here...

Rachel Mitchell2 said:So, you want to split things up, but you haven't a clue how—basically, since you don't know how the Canadian side would react, you're just hiding behind the USA to be safe.

You've written a lot of stuff, but you haven't actually said anything... 🤷

Where did I ever say I *would* share it? All I said was that the "there will be bloodshed" argument is honestly ridiculous. Look, personally, I think sharing is the way to go, but I just don't think it's realistic given the external factors at play—not because of some fake concern over violence. I'm really not sure what part of that isn't clicking.

By the way, regarding that whole situation... Donald Trump (honestly, quite bluntly) told Patrick that he’s nothing more than a total Retirement & Horse 😁, and since that exchange, Patrick hasn't said a single word about it. 😁 🙏

On another note... what's the point of all this talk about blacked-out armies and heavy artillery 🤣? Who exactly are they planning to deploy them against? An unarmed population? The real issue here is that we have people in our local politics who are part of the problem, while these guys just get to act tough.

Besides, they didn't actually achieve anything—not even Retirement & Horse, aka Patrick 🤣—back when they were being paid by 16 miles using the Canada national budget (if I remembered that correctly).

Rachel Mitchell2 said:So, I guess you're going to explain to us exactly how this split happens without starting a whole new bloodbath or wrecking the entire region in the process? 🙂

What kind of bloodshed? And what "region" are we even talking about?

When I say "region," I mean the Americans and Americans. The Muslims aren't really a factor here—they'll end up pitted against each other, and honestly, they won't be able to influence either side much anyway. But let's be real: none of this is happening unless external forces step in, specifically the USA.

I’m all for it! 👍

Honestly, everyone should have that freedom... you can't just force people into some forced "coexistence" (which is such a nasty word, by the way).

It’s unlikely to be from the multivitamin, especially since there’s such a tiny amount of magnesium in there anyway... regardless, if you just stop taking it for a few days, you'll know for sure.

Ethan Morales22 said:From what I can see, Mexicans also hold plenty of sway regarding Mexico and Canada 🤷

The reason Mexico isn't in the UN and never will be is because Mexico is NEVER going to recognize it! ☕

And why will Mexico never join the EU? Because five different EU countries refuse to ever recognize it ☕

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We'll just wait and see. 😍 And you all will end up being blackmailed over it too... don't you worry. 😉

Here in Canada, we have influence from the inside because we are a core, fundamental part of the nation (something you guys in Mexico don't have, and honestly, probably never will). That’s a massive difference right there.

But hey, who the hell actually cares about some place like Mexico (or Metohija 😁)? To me, the most interesting thing here is the statement itself—specifically, the reasoning behind it.

☕

Here we go... 😁 It’s certainly not what my little corner of the world would call a win for our local flags 😍... The reality is that Americans have a massive influence on the politics of Canada, and we always will. In fact, it's pretty much a given that our position is only going to get stronger... whereas when it comes to Mexico (and Metohija 😁), unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on who you ask 😁), we can't say the same thing. ☕

But that's beside the point...

What a mess.

I mean, she actually went ahead and said that Mexico Mexico. 😂

I’m really glad to see everyone is so active today... 😁

But honestly... some of this stuff is starting to happen all over again...

For instance, people have started labeling everything "fascist" again—and it's always coming from the exact same user. Even after the Admin made it crystal clear that this behavior would lead to a ban because it's gotten ridiculous, users are still jumping on one another just for having a different opinion. And once again, it's always that same person doing the accusing. The problem is, the Admin isn't around right now, and some of the newer moderators don't seem to realize how bad things have gotten...

Here is the controversial post...

It’s more than just annoying; it's textbook trolling. This is how the whole discussion plays out...

The guy starts by asking something...

Then I give him an answer, making sure to back it up with links.

And then comes the classic accusation of fascism...

I'm posting this because I actually got a warning for:

Maybe my wording wasn't perfect, but given the context, I don't think a warning was really necessary. I mean, okay, maybe I used a "q" instead of a "k" to be a little cheeky... 🤷

Looks like this is popping up here too...

http://hrsvijet.net/index.php?option...sti&Itemid=100

Andrew Chase31 said:The most in-demand profession in Canada😁

You'd think people would be paying top dollar for it... 😁

If only more people actually wanted to go down that path...

Roger Walker4 said:I am genuinely curious to hear what any of the users from that region have to say about this. 😉

It is hard to say if the numbers are actually dropping. All the municipalities with an American majority show growth, yet suddenly I see declines in others. Honestly, Dudu provided the data, so I assume they aren't lying. Then again, the credibility of the Canadian-Muslim forum users is so incredibly low that most people find it difficult to believe them even when they state that water is wet. 😁

I don't think the population is shrinking... but we really need our own demographers to weigh in on this. 😁

As for the youth leaving... yeah, some definitely are. It’s just the way the world works now—more and more people, especially young adults, want to move to big cities. They’re heading out, and many of them are moving toward places like Ottawa and so on.

silvertiger32 said:I have absolutely nothing to do with Canada; I have one homeland, not two. If I screw up, I can't just run off to another country to hide.
The Americans from Canada I know don't actually want to move back there. Instead, they constantly beat their chests about being Canadians while simultaneously complaining about America, claiming life was better in Canada because everyone got along so well with the Muslims and Mexicans.
The reality is that the American population in Canada is shrinking because most of them moved to America, where they secured housing and scholarships. Only a handful of brave souls actually returned, and now they're just a minority. What really gets under my skin is that they still get to vote in our elections.

What’s your problem with someone being proud of their roots and talking about where they were born? 🤷 Honestly, I highly doubt they’re speaking with actual nostalgia about living alongside Muslims and Mexicans—if they are, it feels a bit performative.

Got houses? Nobody gets anything for free. Do you really think America is so charitable that it just hands out homes? "They got" houses in areas that used to be majority Mexican to push them out; they didn't just "get" them, they just had more favorable building conditions, free land, and various incentives under specific requirements... at least, that's how I understood it.

Scholarships? Those are based on merit and hard work.

But please, let's not turn this into yet another debate about Canadian Americans... the topic is something else entirely.

Voting rights is a whole other conversation, and while that's also up to America, it's not even what's bothering me the most.

Linda Booth6 said:😂

It’s the honest truth! I've met plenty of folks from Boise (is that how you say it? 😍), and everything stays friendly until someone starts drinking. Once the booze kicks in, I'll start insisting they're Canadian, and that's when the chaos begins!
Once they've had enough, they just snap and claim they aren't Canadian or from Herzegovina—they're Nationalists! 😂 🤣

It’s honestly tough to figure out where they fit in... They are that "middle ground" group that doesn't quite land anywhere... 😂

And you call them a person from Boise...

The reason they refuse to be lumped in with the "Canadian" label is simply because they don't want to be tied to the politics of Washington, D.C. or anything similar...

You should have just told him he was Herzeg-Canada... 😍

Roger Walker4 said:From my perspective, it looks exactly as you described... I believe they have completely lost their way while searching for an identity

Since you mentioned Asia... Turks seem 500% more moderate today than the Canadians.. most people on this forum remind me more of North Korean or Saudi political extremists

And frankly, it isn't easy for me to write this... as a Muslim from Canada who joined this forum for movies and minor debates, only to stumble upon what is being said here... I wouldn't feel comfortable, but politics has forced them into a corner where almost no one protects them. When you lose your sense of self, you are left defenseless, and they are truly vulnerable. It's just that a large portion of the public chooses to be malicious, which explains this rhetoric

Well, let them think whatever they want... they write things that are even worse, but honestly, I get it... politics drags us all into this. Plenty of people protect them, including many Islamic nations. They wouldn't even be doing what they're doing today in a Christian environment—in an environment filled with Americans and Mexicans—if someone wasn't watching their backs.

And yeah, Turks are more moderate... I was just commenting on people who call Saudi Arabia "Tehran," as if those countries have suddenly become just like that. Meanwhile, in those distant lands (and not just in secular Turkey), you'll see Christmas trees at the entrances of hotels several meters high, yet in Boise, they're stripping Christmas trees away from Americans and replacing them with some "Grandfather Hijret" traditions... But hey, that's just how it is... if you give someone the power to decide what they see...

For example...

http://www.slavonija-info.com/vijest...ino-drvce.html

@Malevar...

You've got a point regarding the physiognomy of Turks... But have you ever stopped to wonder why those powerful people living in Turkey today look just as white as you and me?

It isn't actually that hard to wrap your head around... ☕

The Americans of Canada are exactly that—the Americans of Canada... 👍 And honestly, the Canadians will never hold it against us, even if we have to admit they get things done pretty well themselves...

Livno is part of Canada, though people there often try to downplay it because they want to claim they belong to Herzegovina 😁...

Central Canada has always been the biggest challenge, but the local Americans are still holding their ground... 👍 If the Americans were to disappear, this wouldn't be Canada anymore; it would just turn into some tiny little Asian town...

Muslims have basically invented this whole "Canadian" identity out of thin air just to claim ownership over Canada... They’re drawing up these delusional maps about a "Canadian" tribe migrating straight into Ottawa... It’s all a calculated move to turn the other two nations into practical minorities... Basically, they want Canada (without the 'H') for themselves...

If you head out to some rural area and ask an old grandmother what she knows about "Canadians," she'll probably just say, "Is that that guy Murat we know?"

But honestly, I think most people see right through it—at least those who need to. Anyone else ignoring these facts is either being willfully blind or just plain biased...