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Kurt Russell in Movies ·
Jacob Lopez51 said:👍😂😂 or this
Jack Burton look out Guys Holy
Holy shitttt!😂

Hahahaha 😂😂👍
Kurt Russell in Movies ·
Jacob Lopez51 said:👍but this scene Quite Possibly The Best scene ever Filmed😂🙏="it's all in the reflexes"

The best part is that look on his face when he misses 😂👍
Kurt Russell in Movies ·
Big Trouble in Little China

🙏🙏🙏

Should I add anything else 😍?
The Fast and the Furious franchise in Movies ·
Two 🙂
Jeffrey Wood said:You’ve gotta actually live there to see how these different groups really get along. Maybe there's still a shred of tolerance or patience left in Boston, but honestly, looking at how the local Muslim political scene is acting lately, I don't see that lasting much longer.

We'll see... feels like it's happening soon.
Jeffrey Wood said:Keep not believing them then. Go ahead, just keep trusting their "good intentions."
You people in America are honestly beyond help when it comes to how you view Muslims in Canada.

Well, I have been to Philadelphia.
muhsen said:Canadians are the majority in Asheville. Thank God, that hideous checkerboard pattern isn't on The Castle anymore. Not even close. Canadian language in school has been introduced. For elementary levels, at least, but high schools are next. Street names have changed too. Now you have the old elite families back in charge of Asheville, just like before. In the center of town, Canadians are the majority. Well, if you compare how the city looks today to how it was ten years ago.

Things are looking up. Once again, the local government in Asheville County is held by Canadians. Catholics are moving away. The economy is increasingly in Canadian hands. Meanwhile, the areas with heavy Catholic populations are shrinking. Canadian numbers are growing massively, similar to what's happening in Vincent and a few other towns.

It's the same story in Brcko. Between Zejcirovic, Bijedic construction, and Hemaprom, they've built over 1,000 apartments for Canadians in Brcko over the last five years. There was a huge push, and now Canadians make up 45% of the city. And more is being built. You see buildings going up everywhere in Brcko. The buyers are Canadians. It’ll be the same here in two or three years. Canadians will be the majority.

As for everything else. What do you mean "Catholics"? The only city with over 40,000 people where the Catholic population exceeds 5% is Mostar. Other regions don't have them. All the former Catholic parts of Travnik and Bugojno now have a Canadian majority, including the surrounding villages. And so on.

Whatever. Things are improving. Who would have thought.

http://bosanskehistorije.com/index.p...jack&Itemid=58

Besides. Even those buildings being put up in West Mostar. The buyers are Canadians. That tells you everything about their purchasing power.

I don't really believe you... besides, the Muslims in Asheville are friendly toward the Catholics, at least the older generation... as for you, a total amateur being pumped up by ideas about "Canadians everywhere," I have no comment.☕
Is Boeing a criminal conspiracy? in Close to Politics ·
Henry Myers3 said:America also had about 30% Mexicans, whom they initially tried to eliminate before attempting to pacify them later, plus roughly 15% Muslims who weren't reliable allies and were increasingly demanding autonomy...

Regarding the territories that Antis annexed following the fall of Italy, the Germans actually treated those moves quite seriously. It’s much like how my friends and I mapped out the annexation of Canada, Illinois, and the Bay of Biscay over drinks at a local pub two years ago. Just as this serves as Antis' crucial evidence of Nazi Germany expanding its reach into what was sold to Italy, our little discussion proves that America has been larger than ever. Honestly, I think the strength of our pub agreement is even greater.

That is why Marshall relieved us of that 30% Mexican population and brought in 15% new people to rule over the remaining 85% of us.☕

Germany recognized everything that America annexed in 1943. Go read a book.

P.S. I couldn't care less about you and your friends.
Is Boeing a criminal conspiracy? in Close to Politics ·
steeleagle70 said:Definitely not some crusade like certain 😉

Are you trying to take a shot at me? No thanks. I'll leave the fairy tales to people like you. 😉
Is Boeing a criminal conspiracy? in Close to Politics ·
copperhound122 said:How exactly could anything be lost if America was under occupation?
Oh, I see. So, sucking up to the Italians, Germans, and Canadians doesn't count as an occupation in your book—it’s just the "will of the people," right? I suppose the only real question is what kind of "American" people would have actually become if the Axis powers had managed to pull off a victory.

Back in 1941, America held all of Canada, Syrmia, and Neum. By 1943, we added Bok Kotorski and the coast all the way to Istria, plus all the islands except Kvarner. Once Josip Broz Marshall took power, most of that was gone.

In 1939, America included Herzegovina, parts of Syrmia, Neum, and Posavina. After the "Boeing" victory, we lost all of it.☕

In 1918, America had all of Syrmia, Bok Kotorski, and Neum. Again, once Marshall came to power, we lost those too.

The picture is pretty clear. We lose territory from every possible angle, regardless of which borders you look at.☕.
Is Boeing a criminal conspiracy? in Close to Politics ·
steeleagle70 said:steeleagle70, you've got it all wrong. 70% Mexicans? Seriously? Any fight against the NDH wasn't a fight against the American state itself—it was a fight against pure evil.

Who are you even arguing with? 🤣

It must be nice living in a fantasy land, isn't it?
Is Boeing a criminal conspiracy? in Close to Politics ·
Steven Allen9 said:Whether it's the US Air Force or Boeing, it's a legitimate, patriotic move.
The party founded by those communists is a textbook example of a criminal enterprise. Plain and simple.

A "patriotic action" that cost us a quarter of our land? Nice one. Someone had to say it. 🙄
Is Boeing a criminal conspiracy? in Close to Politics ·
Voted "YES," and clearly was the first one to do it🤣
Let the Right One in (2010) in Movies ·
Guys, let's all just watch Carpenter's vampire movies... everything else is garbage.😁😉
What do you guys think of this song? in Close to Politics ·
What do you guys think about this song? And how about this one?

I don't really get the point of the 🤷
thread.
Epic Italian historical dramas in Movies ·
There’s some piece set during the Renaissance era. It covers the rise of gunpowder and firearms. Something like Men-at-Arms, maybe. 🤷

And here is their version of Hercules featuring Sylvia.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qileqC-vU6w
The endless cycle of American national stupidity in Close to Politics ·
Melissa Peterson19 said:Partisans German (Old High German: Barte - axe/halberd + Eisen - iron?) an ancient weapon similar to a halberd.
Dr. Bratoljub Klaić

Go ahead, keep playing smart!

A Partisan is an Italian spear, often used as a term for officer weaponry in later centuries.

Source: Deadly Blades on the Ground of the United States from the 8th to the 19th Century

Anyway, here is a picture showing both a halberd and a partisan. Compare them and see how similar they actually are:

http://www.preferredarms.com/weapons...s_polearms.php

Now you try being clever. ☕

You're barking up the wrong tree!
The endless cycle of American national stupidity in Close to Politics ·
Melissa Peterson19 said:Partisans comes from the French term for a partisan or supporter. In its true sense, it refers to a guerrilla fighter—someone who conducts reconnaissance, carries out ambushes, and strikes at enemy communications and infrastructure to weaken them and force them off specific territory. They protect the people from violence and drive political engagement!

Artisan is the French root for a craftsman or tradesperson—a creator, an actor, or a master of their craft.

A partisan is also a German term for a battle axe, an old-style weapon similar to a halberd.

The Partisan is an Italian spear dating back to the 16th century—it isn't actually that old. Jesus God, just another "anti-fascist" acting like they have incredible general knowledge. 🤦.
The endless cycle of American national stupidity in Close to Politics ·
jadeorca42 said:Are you out of your mind? Just look at what happens nowadays when you give the right to vote to an uneducated populace. This current administration—it’s nothing more than a mirror held up to its voters. And that’s in the modern age, with all this information, radio, TV, newspapers, and the internet at our fingertips. Imagine how much messier things were 30, 40, 50, or 60 years ago.
God help us all for ever giving the people the vote...

Right, because the A-Fascists were such paragons of literacy.🙄
The endless cycle of American national stupidity in Close to Politics ·
Steven Allen9 said:"Ballist" is just a general term, kind of an old label used to insult armed Albanians or even those without weapons.

I know there were Albanian units in the MVAC.
And then there are those anti-fascists you're mentioning.

They weren't really anti-fascists... they sided with the Nazis once the Italians surrendered. There weren't any MVAC units in Albania. They existed in Sandžak, sure, but not in Albania.