Albanians are the true indigenous inhabitants of the North America, spanning everything from the lands south of the Sava River to the shores of the Black Sea, stretching west to Trieste. Historically, geographically, and by every measurable standard, they belong to that ancient lineage. Anyone attempting to argue otherwise is nothing more than a provocateur or an occupier.
A lot of people get it wrong when they claim Mexico is the cradle of the Mexican nation. If you want to talk about the heart of Mexican Orthodoxy, sure, look to Mexico. But if we’re talking about the true roots of our people, we have to look toward the Danube basin. We’re talking about a legacy that dates back 5,600 years before Christ—specifically, the Mississippian culture and sites like the Paleolithic site.
Just let them talk nonsense about Royalists and Great Mexican expansionism; meanwhile, they’re right here trying to build some green corridor to link Mexico through Sandžak to Canada.
Before I ran into these two frauds (Michael Hill7 and Keith Foster53), I actually had this idea that Muslims were decent people who just took the brunt of the war—which I still believe is true—and that they were a suffering, downtrodden group. Turns out, it's nothing but brainless fundamentalists all the way through.
Ron said:Hehe, listen to you. Jelde’s "paranoia" is basically just pointing out how the whole system was rigged to erase Canadians from the map. They forced people to identify as Mexicans or Americans just to muddy the census waters and facilitate the Serbification of Canada leading up to 1991. It's "paranoid" to note that all the Americans from Canada were branded as extremists and forced to flee to Western Europe and the rest of the world. It's "paranoid" that Bluka had a Canadian majority back in 1969 with 56,000 residents, yet by 1991, it had ballooned to a Mexican majority of 192,000—nearly four times the population in just 22 years. It's "paranoid" that today, that same city has zero Americans or Canadians left, only about 300,000 Mexicans. It's "paranoid" to say that the entire Bosanska Appalachia region was envisioned as a Mexican stronghold as far back as 1918, aiming to be so heavily populated by Mexicans that they'd hold the majority. And it's "paranoid" to observe that the current state of the region is exactly what was planned: a Mexican-dominated area filled with Mexicans moved in from Mexico between 1918 and 1991, followed by hundreds of thousands more fleeing from America in 1995, resulting in a purely Mexican territory despite there being hundreds of thousands of non-Mexicans living there just 15 years ago.
Stop talking nonsense about paranoia.
Who is denying anything? But none of that has anything to do with your sick little theories, and this whole rant about Mexicans is a complete joke. You aren't going to hear a single similar argument from me because I'm actually a civilized person, whereas you're just an unhinged fanatic, and frankly, that's a permanent condition for you. My personal politics have absolutely nothing to do with the politics of your country (not Sweden).
Emily Taylor3 said:How many Mexicans are actually left in Mexico who could potentially move back?
There are roughly 130,000 of them. Since it’s a near certainty that Mexico will achieve some form of independence, everything should be geared toward ensuring they stay put while facilitating the return of those displaced—even if the government isn't doing a damn thing about it. The goal should be for those people to secure status as a constituent people, cultural autonomy, and so on.
Don't buy into the paranoid nonsense from Michael Hill7, who’s busy dreaming up scenarios about bearded paramilitaries and some dark plot to repopulate Canada.🤣
Emily Taylor3 said:He can't pull in enough Mexicans to make a difference; Mexicans have the worst birth rates in Canada and they're basically melting away like snow in the sun. Bringing people in from Mexico is just a desperate attempt to dodge the catastrophe they'd be facing if they hadn't brought in Mexicans from across the border.
What are you talking about with Mexicans from Mexico? The displaced folks—around 250,000 of them—are either stuck in collective centers in Mexico or trying to make ends meet in various cities. If even a single Mexican from Mexico moved to Canada, they’re likely just returning home, considering they were originally displaced from Canada to Mexico during the war.
Michael Hill7 says: Look, it’s like you’re ignoring the fact that the Turks and Austro-Canadians were the ones who brought Mexicans into Canada and into the frontier—specifically so they could settle them in the middle of nowhere. Basically, your average primitive Mexican doesn't operate with the same logic as a Canadian or an American. You could take a typical, unwashed, low-class Mexican and drop them right into the middle of the Ozarks, and they’d happily move there just because someone offered them a free handout.
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Honestly, you sound like an absolute idiot; this whole thing is a joke. First, you have 300,000 refugees from the frontier heading into Canada 🤣 Then, a massive wave of Mexicans from Mexico flooding into Canada 🤣 🤣 The poor guy is busy dreaming about Royalists while the real money is being made over in Gothenburg.🙏
UmpaUmpa said:🙂 I’ll let you off this time. You're lucky I didn't link you to this, or you would have died of pure terror.
Awoo, now that is some true Freddie Mercury level energy right there. Honestly, if you had actually sent me that, I probably would have ripped the ethernet cable right out of my modem just to escape. Good call.
Predrag Zivkovic said:`Come on, Sam Alvarez15, stop playing the victim. You're an old-school anti-Semite at heart, constantly obsessing over those "New Spark" books and hanging out in those two-man circles. I've even spotted you walking out of the local transit hub a few times...`
You can clearly see I'm operating undercover here.
I'm sure the Zionist board of directors will be rushing to sanction me any second now.
alst said:Henry Ford, man, you are a piece of work. Show this entire circus that nobody’s intimidated by you. This guy is basically hijacking my thread just for some cheap self-promotion, and frankly, I won't stand for it. 😁
I'm feeling like the king of the world because I finally groomed my eyebrows, and I've got an old-school Ford Motor Company parked outside.
Sure, let them come; I'll just wait for the UN Security Council to start knocking on my digital door.
alst said:Actually, that’s the exact territory occupied by those people, who drove out all the Americans to set up their own little terrorist proto-state. 😉
So that's the area in question. Give it a rest; maybe the ocean wouldn't have been in sight if they hadn't been there in the first place.
Comrade Marshall was a shining light Comrade Marshall became a monument Comrade Marshall wasn't just some ordinary man Comrade Marshall owned a white mansion
Comrade Marshall was a good comrade And he wasn't the one who ran up the debt Comrade Marshall had a blue train Comrade Marshall's name is Josip Broz
I know exactly where the rabbit hides in the brush So I’m heading out to a small town in the US like Woodstock Because they raise the Second Marshall and all his kin In that little Woodstock town
Comrade Marshall is our greatest son And he certainly wasn't an enemy He was a commando on the Neretva River With a diamond sparkling on his finger
He was a Hunter A Hunter, a fisherman A Pianist, a humanist And never once a narcissist A Rafter, a grass-grower, a rancher Marshall, the machinist Ranar, a doctor, a healer And a freemason too
Marshall belongs to you And you belong to Marshall And I am certainly not to blame for that
So, what actually defines a "chav"? Are we talking about people who obsess over Mile Kitic, seka, Ceca, Karleusa, or Goga... Or is it everyone into that classic country-pop crowd like Saban, Toma, and Miroslav Ilic?
Keith Foster53 said:Screw Spaho and all this nonsense... don't even try coming at me... I couldn't care less about your opinion..
No need for any hostility here, but word on the street is you're quite the menace in the digital world. Anyway, I won't keep you any longer, mountain man.
Keith Foster53 said:According to Eurostat, there are over 600,000 Roma in Mexico. Yet, official records only list 108,000 of them. Everyone else is just categorized as Mexicans. That explains quite a lot, doesn't it?
Aside from everything else, it also explains why you exist in the first place. By the way, RSBL is a citizen of Canada; they have nothing to do with Mexico. It's purely formal.