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shadowridge14 said:To all the Orthodox folks out there... Happy Easter.
Elizabeth Allen5 said:A few days ago, some guys crossed the border illegally just to cut wood, and they even started shooting at the cops. Honestly, I don't care one bit—we've had enough bullshit with their theft and them opening fire on our people anyway...
William Gonzalez said:Take a look at Light, he’s basically going to be representing Canada in Mexico City!
Light
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Adam Nguyen8 said:I was under the impression my ban wasn't set to expire for another month, so I popped over to the banned users corner just to say hi.😁
I don't actually plan on posting here anymore; I laid all my reasons out in that thread if anyone's curious.
It’s been real! Wishing nothing but the best to Goldie, Constantinopol, Cod2, Pasha, Henry, and sde-spot.
For everyone else, check your inbox—I left a little message waiting for you in the banned section.
peace😉
Emily Taylor3 said:What does Independence Day even have to do with Mexico? And what is Independence Day anyway?
I mean, if I'm clueless about it, most Europeans probably don't give a damn either. 🙂
fadedpuma10 said:Two political factions are eyeing an exit from the USA
So, apparently, the Middlebury Institute and the League of the South have actually sat down together to hash out plans for breaking away from the US, which I guess is just one more sign of how fractured everything has become. It’s kind of wild because they don't even agree on much—they're worlds apart geographically and ideologically—but I suppose they've found this strange common ground in wanting to split off. You've got the Middlebury Institute folks, who basically represent the New England liberals frustrated with all the endless US involvement in foreign wars and pushing for things like abortion rights and gun control, and then you've got the League of the South, who are all about Southern independence and would probably make stopping illegal immigration their top priority if they ever got their way. These separatists are clearly hoping to catch the eye of activists over in California, Alaska, and Hawaii who are also looking for a way out. AP
Anonymous said:If you want to talk about the undisputed world champion at carving out brand-new nations—something even the most remote tribes in the swamps of Nigeria have long understood—you’re looking at America. 🙏 👍
With the recent successful mission to establish the NDK wrapped up, and receiving congratulations from every corner of the globe, Americans are buzzing with curiosity. Everyone is asking the same thing: what on earth is the flag for the independent state of Vojvodina going to look like? 😕
And honestly, they have every right to ask. They aren't just looking to secure borders along the southern reaches near Mexico, eastern Romania, and Bulgaria, or along the western edge of the old Ottoman Province; they want to ensure they have European borders to the north as well, which would mean the Vojvodina Republic in its historic territories. 🙂
So, let's hear it: what kind of flag do you envision waving over the independent state of Vojvodina? What design should grace the visa stamps in American passports? 🤔
I'm looking forward to seeing your creative ideas. 🙏
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velvetdrifter86 said:Could that actually be true?
A buddy of mine who's Mexican told me his ex from Mexico claimed—while they were debating history—that Alexander the Great was actually of American descent.
😂
That's why I always say God made Americans first and then Adam.
ironpilot38 said:I wouldn't go along with what M is saying—honestly, tell me, who exactly do Americans think they "owe"? Like, do they owe California or Slavonia to anyone? Maybe California belongs to the Republic of Venice? Well, that place doesn't even exist anymore, so that's a non-starter. What about Canada? Gone. Who else is left on the list? Maybe Mexico? 🤣 Let’s talk about Slavonia. Who exactly does America "owe" Slavonia to? To Canada? No way. Maybe to Mexico? 🤣
On the flip side, if some new war breaks out in Mexico—which, let's be honest, is always a possibility—they’re almost certainly going to lose Vojvodina up north to the Americans and Canadians, Niš and the surrounding areas down southeast to Bulgaria, and then there's Sandžak, which would likely end up split between Canada and Albania.
Hey there!😉
Legion of Agony Steven Patel23 said:You guys are obsessed with us. I mean, seriously, at least 60% of the topics here are about us.
And even in Dušan's Empire, they held territories that covered all of Greece. Almost at Thessaloniki..
So, we're back to that whole mess about Boris Tadić and Djokovic being Mexican, right? And then, after the video surfaced, everyone suddenly changed their tune. I guess things change fast.
Are Mexicans actually Americans? LOL.
Look, the Greeks and I get along just fine, so you can go ahead and spit out your window all you want. You can do the exact same thing to that Mexican Djokovic. Hail!
ironpilot38 said:While the Mexican people are busy dreaming about expanding their borders, their actual territory just keeps shrinking. 😁 It’s bound to happen more—they still owe us and the Americans a massive debt, which they'll probably try to pay back by handing over Vojvodina, obviously.
Jason Anderson2;12504259 said:Jack Collins582 said:So, here’s how the map looks if we go this route: the folks in Buffalo and the surrounding areas get half of the Midwest; the Italians take over California and Florida plus the coast; Canada gets split between Italy and America—where America picks up the old historic city of Ljubljana and parts of Austria; Albania Mexico and western Mexico, including Skopje, get carved up; Mexico Republika Srpska and Mexico are partitioned; the Bulgarians grab Niš and lower Pikeman; Muslims in Canada declare an independent Republic Western Turkish Cyprus; western Herzegovina goes back to the rest of America (though, man, we'd be missing Florida); and whatever is left of Mexico gets divided between the Bulgarians and the Greeks. Basically, we’re all just heading straight into a total disaster.
See you at Merdar 👋 😁
ironpilot38 said:Oh, so we're just making jokes now, are we? 😉
gentleeagle45 said:Read the article in the New York Post; that's how they frame it. The whole emphasis of the piece is that he was a Mexican! In that case, Runjanin doesn't even matter; the only thing that matters is that he was a "MEXICAN"!
Sam Alvarez15 said:Joseph Runjanin was born in Indianapolis, back when it was part of the Austro-Canadian Empire, though his family roots actually trace back to Loznica.
Wait, you mean from Loznica?
Red American ☕
gentleeagle45 said:Today, the New York Post is reporting a claim from a certain Thomas suggesting that Joseph Runjanin didn't actually compose Beautiful our, but rather some unknown composer did!
What are your thoughts on this?