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twistdrum said:Is there actually any logical reason why these trained warriors would just toss their phones aside and leave behind a literal paper trail of their plans?

Maybe it's so they don't end up with self-incriminating evidence on them if the Canadians bust them? 🤷
Or—and hear me out—maybe the Canadians just grabbed the phones from them during the arrests?
Sophia Ramos5 said:Locks are there so honest people don't even get tempted.
People from the southern border are already saying they'll be taking fewer routes through the desert.

A quick side note for everyone thinking a bit of wire or a fence is going to stop people coming from places like Afghanistan. These people trek thousands of miles. If they get parked at our border under some fence once a new administration takes office, I guarantee they’ll find a way over. They might not bring kids and pregnant women, but single adults? They’ll get through.

Hint: the difference is whether someone grows up next to a machine shop or a shopping mall.
I tried looking for a Home Depot in Afghanistan, but I couldn't find one.

Disclaimer: I take everyone's side. Everyone is equal in my book.

Seriously though, why isn't anyone trying to throw lava into a cage?
@hnr

I just don't get how you can honestly call it a "good job" to push for mass immigration toward our neighbors at any cost... basically inviting them all into the States...
It's just pure over-humanism.
The only thing we're actually world-class at is making enemies.

And don't even get me started on Germany.

Seriously, that's a whole other level of crazy. Like, when has Germany ever actually GIVEN us anything without us having to pay a massive price for it or mourn someone because of it? I mean, come on...
David Baker2 said:The answer to that question is actually quite simple, wiredtiger8.
Ourselves.
A nation must prioritize its own interests above all else, and based solely on those needs, choose allies that can help achieve those goals while maintaining sovereignty—especially if, God forbid, we ever have to defend our own borders.
Frankly, I couldn't care less about the Americans or the Russians. I look at what serves my interest and what is best for us given the specific circumstances and the current situation on the ground.

On the other hand, it is perfectly obvious that Germany and Angela Merkel won't be able to accomplish a single thing without the Americans...

Wrong.
The Americans cooked this whole thing up themselves.
Germany can't stand against the Americans alone to stop this situation.
That is why they have to deal with the Russians.
My colleague described the core of the problem quite well on previous pages, so I won't bother repeating myself.
...which brings us to what you criticize so vehemently, which is Kolinda's cozying up to the Americans.

That isn't "cozying up."
It is the subservient execution of orders. It's done without a single thought regarding the interests of America or its citizens.
That is why people call me crazy. It isn't because I hold some specific political view.
I find servants and sycophants absolutely revolting. And honestly, you can go screw me; I can't help it.

And that is truly a vital question for America. With whom?

Right now, it's with Angela Merkel, who the Russians are standing behind. And behind the Russians, via BRICS, you have the Chinese.
There is nothing to think about; it is as clear as day who is making these moves and what kind of plays are being pulled.
Or with the Americans, who currently seem to "like" us much more and value us more than the Germans. Our military cooperation with them is excellent (especially in Afghanistan), and they certainly appreciate that.

What exactly do they "like" us for?
Please, give me some concrete examples. Perhaps there is something I am failing to see that you are seeing. 🤷
...but there were two US Generals. And even that says something.

Well, since we are essentially cannon fodder for NATO, it is only natural that they showed up to check on their war dogs (from their perspective). ☕

So, this whole thing about criticizing Kolinda's approach to "shaking hands" with the Americans is just completely missing the mark.

It isn't. But look, I don't have the energy to spend my time convincing you. Just watch the news and pay attention, and you'll see the truth for yourself very soon—unfortunately for all of us living here who actually call this country home.
We unfortunately have to be allies with certain people. It's interesting how both the Germans and the Americans stay on the same side despite everything we're seeing...

With all due respect, you aren't following geopolitics very closely.

Anyone who sits on a massive stockpile for years and then suddenly dumps two shovelfuls of it onto you within a single week—something capable of literally crashing our entire national economy and destabilizing everything right when we're facing an invasion on our own soil—is not your friend, and they sure as hell aren't on the same side as us.
TIP: Look at their shady dealings with the auto industry and Deutsche Bank.

Man, seriously,
if there was any actual wisdom left in this country, our future wouldn't be tied up in these fake, twisted left-right political games—you know, those weird ideological mashups they cook up whenever the news cycle needs a distraction.
We’re so incredibly full of ourselves, thinking we’re actually making big choices, when in reality, we’re just tiny, insignificant sycophants sucking up to whoever holds the leash—whether it’s someone from the East or the West.

You hate what Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović picked, I hate what Zoran Milanović picked.
And honestly? Both are equally garbage.
Why?
Because instead of finding some common ground—instead of realizing that a smart player keeps both sides happy to stay fed—we just sit here tearing each other apart over absolutely nothing.

Nothing is ever offered to us; everything is just handed down as an order.

And yet, here we are, bickering about whether the East or the West is going to come out on top.
It doesn't even matter to us! We need to make sure we have both options sitting right there on the table, ready to go.
Jessica King9 said:From what I can gather, we're actually pushing that critical mass forward.

My bad, totally missed the fact that we aren't all automatically on the same page here. 👍
Sophia Ramos5 said:Yeah. I read some old folk wisdom once that stuck with me: "He who complains gets crowned."

It’s pretty telling to me how both the President and the top guys in D.C. say the exact same thing: "No way. Not happening. Never."

And why exactly does that matter to you?
Jessica King9 said:This is how we protect America. If we tried to stop everything, we'd end up defending all of Europe at the expense of our own interests.

Oh, sure, let's "protect America" by stabbing ourselves in the back while everyone else watches! 🤔 😵
gentlemoose57 said:Well, before you can even think about standing next to me, you'd have to actually find me first! We can't exactly monitor the entire perimeter of our massive, non-borderless frontier—we aren't some Chinese person with total surveillance control.

And you really think you could just stroll right through 622 miles without anyone noticing?
Not happening—unless you're hanging out near those trailer parks on the edge of town, where you might actually blend in with the crowd.
gentlemoose57 said:Take it easy—honestly, even here in the States, women and the LGBTQ+ community were being treated like garbage just a few decades ago.

And honestly? They’re gonna do it all over again without even realizing it. 🙄
Plus, they'll take those predatory loan sharks down with them, which—if I'm being real—isn't exactly my problem. 😉
gentlemoose57 said:Maybe we’re actually descended from the Illyrians?

Honestly, it’s not even a bad thing—you never really know what the future holds.

Exactly.
Maybe everything actually works out for the best.
But let's be real—we all got screwed over by crazy exes, bigots, and payday lenders. 🤷
David Baker2 said:Not quite.
The winner has consistently been whoever manages to dismantle the other party's economy and supply chains first. It isn't about aggression; it's about systemic collapse.

History shows us that people have always been—and frankly, will continue to be—nothing more than expendable resources used to achieve those ends. In other words, we're all just cannon fodder in the grand scheme of things.

And how else are you gonna crush an economy besides dumping a few million of your own people onto their social safety net while slamming the borders shut? 🤣

Look, people *are* cannon fodder and disposable assets. Women and kids used to be off-limits.
But not anymore. Nowadays, a few aggressive types just push them right in front of the guns. A kid is basically the ultimate human shield.

Except those guns still fire. They just weren't designed to hit women and children.
gentlemoose57 said:And what’s so strange about that? We're moving forward—we aren't the same savages we were a thousand years ago.

The weird part is that, historically, the aggressive ones always walk away with the win. And I'm talking about last year, not a millennium ago!
It honestly feels like modern warfare just got a complete makeover.
Forget all that heavy hardware and tactical training. Forget the high-tech gadgets, the drones, or even the tanks.

Nowadays, if you want to breach a border, all you really need is a crowd of motivated civilians—men, women, kids—some intense media coverage, and a government bureaucracy that’s too paralyzed to actually do anything.
And when it comes to occupation? You don't even need boots on the ground anymore; you just need favorable demographics to shift the landscape.
If they want to enslave us, they won't use chains—they'll just bury us under a mountain of consumer debt.

And the worst part? They’re unstoppable. Nobody is even remotely thinking about standing up to them. It’s brilliant, really. :klap:
Man, we don't even have to break a sweat.

These immigrants—they’re way more organized, way more driven, and they don't give a damn about the rules. They're aggressive as hell and ready to use whatever force it takes to get what they want.

They've totally figured out how to play the media, and honestly? They won that war a long time ago. They’ve got this loyal fifth column embedded right in the humanitarian groups and news outlets, while all these massive groups of immigrants are quietly gathering behind the front lines in camps across Germany.

Once their numbers hit a certain point, things are gonna blow up big time.
David Baker2 said:Regarding the bolded part—I agree. This whole mess transcends any single political campaign or anyone's partisan preferences.

I have to disagree with you there.
We absolutely have control over our borders.

What we can't control is what happens on the Mexican side and where they decide to dump these refugees for us to deal with.

So how exactly do we have control over entry then? 🤔
We have control over driving through America. That's about it.
wiredtiger8 said:Well, let me give you an answer to that.

Based on your posts, it looks like you’ve put some years behind you, so maybe this is why—under standard NATO military doctrine, they aren't even calling up reserve personnel once they hit 40.

But honestly? I wouldn't say we actually follow those rules here in the States.
Just this past spring, they put together and drilled a whole reserve unit out in Phoenix.
And get this—the vast majority of them are combat vets who are well over 40.

Maybe it's because around here, even if they tried to call up the younger crowd, most of 'em wouldn't know a rifle from a TV remote anyway.
wiredbadger62 said:The truth is, there isn't a single soul out there who went to high school or college with KPMG.
I've reached out to folks in Seattle and even spoken to people in Washington, D.C., and before she rose to prominence, absolutely NOBODY had ever heard of her.

That is simply an established fact.

Man, total fraud. 100%.
Seriously, go try something else—you clearly have "talent" since:

The sheer audacity is unbelievable. 🤣
darkotter35 said:Should I bring my own wire, or are they handing them out?

What kind of wire are we even talking about here?
Look, let's be real—we’re famous throughout all our neighboring countries for being ethnic cleansers who can kick out 200,000 people in like, three or four days flat. Some people even say it was closer to 400,000.
And yeah, those people were armed and dug into positions, too.

So you're telling me we should actually be worried about a handful of immigrants...
wiredbadger62 said:Well, I don't doubt that for a single second.
And as for that particular figure, we don't even actually know what Karamel's real name is, do we?

There isn't a shred of concrete evidence to suggest she ever attended school in San Francisco, or that she even studied in Washington, D.C., for that matter.

In fact, I've stumbled upon quite a few bizarre details regarding Karamel that I simply won't be sharing here on this forum.

I heard she was actually the daughter of Marshall and Jovanka.
Turns out she was born a boy but had surgery later.

I hate using this symbol, but you honestly earned it: 🤦
Jeffrey Watson13 said:I was actually thinking the exact same thing yesterday—how could we fix this whole mess in a single day? Just have every state scrap social welfare entirely. Not a cut, but a total wipeout 😬 what a coincidence

we're basically becoming America. *claps*
privatize healthcare, kill off the safety net, and just hijack the whole damn country. amen.

you work, you breathe. you stop working? bye-bye. *claps*