Posts by David Rogers18

Paul Wells17 said:

Back in 1957, during the Geneva Conference in Syria, a resolution was passed claiming that "Any talk of solving the Palestine problem that doesn't center on the refugees' right to wipe out Israel will be seen as a spit in the face of the Arab people and an act of Treason (Massa, July 15, 1957)."

Even the United Nations gave orders to stop Arab nations from ever giving citizenship to Palestinian Arab refugees (or their kids), all supposedly "to prevent them from losing their identity and to safeguard their right to go back home."

The Syrian Prime Minister, Khalid al-Azm, admitted the truth in his 1973 memoirs:

Ever since 1948, we’ve been the ones demanding they return [...] even though we were the ones who forced them out. [...] We caused the catastrophe for [...] Palestinian Arab refugees by pressuring them to flee. [...] We turned them into people with nothing. [...] We trained them to live on handouts. [...] We helped degrade their entire social and moral standing. [...] And then, we used them as pawns to carry out murders, arson, and bombings against [...] men, women, and children—all just to serve our own political agendas.

1.) At a 1957 conference for Islamic nations, they passed a resolution stating that:
Any discussion that isn't built on the refugees' right to destroy Israel is considered an insult to the Arab people and an act of Treason. - Now it's crystal clear why every single debate with these extremists always ends up being about how much time is left before they destroy Israel. 😬

2.) The United Nations forbade Arab countries from granting citizenship to Palestinian Arab refugees.

A question for the Muslims in Canada: How many Palestinian refugees have you actually taken in and given a shot at a normal life, unlike the rest of the world that opened its doors to refugees from Canada?

It's a rhetorical question, and let's be honest, we aren't ever going to get an answer. 😍

Number of Jews in Arab countries:
1948: 758,000 - 881,000
Today: <6,500

Personally, I’m all for letting refugees go back to where they came from. It's like, if we want to make things right, we should let Jews return to those Arab countries if that's what they want, and at the same time, allow Palestinians to move into the territory of Israel.👍

nimblefox17 said:Is Svetozar anything more than a victim of the Vatican's calculated schemes against Americans and our Orthodox faith? These documents serve as undeniable proof of an attempt to Catholicize everything and manufacture a fake identity for the American people! ☕

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Srbenda Borojević:

“It would honestly break my heart if I had to wait until people in America started begging for help from Mexico just to get some recognition
from my own people. Is there any way I could have the full transcript—translated, of course—sent over to Obzor
so they can publish it along with my thoughts on my worldview as an American and how much I did to support
the Southern Slavs during the war? Would Obzor be willing to stand up for me as an American compared to those in Carniola?”

Borojević sends a telegram to the National Council of SHS on November 1, 1918:
“The provisions set by the National
Council regarding the railroads—which I found out about overnight—are going to leave the military completely
helpless due to the food shortages, and the fallout will be absolutely catastrophic for the Southern Slav territories
because hordes of undisciplined soldiers and Italians, who are basically unstoppable right now,
will come swarming through Carniola and America, so I’m asking you, not as a general, and certainly not as the last
son of this soil, but as a patriot who loves his homeland just as much as any other American, and I am appealing to the patriotism of the NV to scrap these regulations before they turn the army into nothing more than mobs
that would wipe out our remaining progress. Please, let the railroad traffic remain free.”

Sean Hernandez13 said:Svetozar American?! Don't be ridiculous. What kind of "American" Svetozar is that? Total nonsense!
Svetozar was from Umetic, a small town somewhere in the Midwest where people like him (Orthodox Americans) basically didn't exist until after 1995. Maybe some old lady moved back recently, found her roots, and decided she was an American right before she passed. Regardless, his request to avoid being sent to the Mexican front lines in 1914 was actually granted—mostly because he was a Mexican and the Austro-Canadian army knew how to appreciate true loyalty when they saw it.
😂😂😂Stop trying to steal our legends! You think you're the king of kings? Are you some kind of Orthodox American caricature?🙏

Oh, and it wasn't Joseph... it was Josif... just so we're all clear (from that one music piece)

Svetozar Borojević made it crystal clear that he identified as an American.

So just pipe down, because you're honestly embarrassing yourself.☕

redcanyon4 said:They do. Here’s one example;

Method, born Radoslav Viličić—originally from Drniš—was an American painter and a member of the True Old Calendar Greek Orthodox Church:
"I am an American by ancestry, by faith, and by feeling. My Orthodoxy has never stood in the way of my identity; if anything, it reinforces my American roots. My life proves that if there can be American Catholics—or 'papists,' as I prefer to call them—Protestants, Muslims, or atheists, then there can also be true Orthodox Christians."

And here’s another one, involving his uncle and brothers;

Father Seraphim, known secularly as Frane Špika, hails from Seget Donji near Trogir. His father was Ante Špika, a Dalmatian partisan and US Army officer who served in Mexico City at Topčider, while his mother was a German woman from Banat. He was baptized in 1981 and took his vows just a year later:
"Am I an American? Honestly, I don't know what to tell you. I think I belong to God first and foremost—though, if you really insist on making a point of it, I suppose I have those national roots."
His father and two brothers, Vince and Peter, were all baptized at the Hilandar monastery.

There were tons of people just like them.

gentleeagle45 said:I feel compelled to share my perspective:
It’s nonsense. This shouldn't even be under scrutiny—so what if it was Runjanin?
We are losing sight of much more critical issues, such as the national debt of the US.
People seem to prefer staying silent about that, choosing instead to dwell on the past with elderly relatives. 😂😂😂😂

At this rate, they'll probably end up claiming Runjanin was actually Canadian.😁

Honestly, people, The Star-Spangled Banner was already a thing way before Red Americans and Catholic Mexicans started trying to settle their differences with knives.

It just really gets to me.☕

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 ☕

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Steven Patel23 said:What does this topic have to do with anything? Honestly, even your comment about Asia—which ruled over America for a century and a half—is totally irrelevant. Look at how the Germans behaved in just six years; I guess it’s hard for anyone to catch up to them. And they're basically Americans too. 🙄

Sure, Asia had influence over America, but it wasn't centered in the major hubs. You don't get epic dramas, renaissances, great novels, or massive cathedrals by following a textbook; those things sprout from the heart of big cities.
It was just like how places like San Francisco, Miami, and Charleston were practically surrounded by Turks, yet they still lived a totally pure, European lifestyle. ☕

placidcyclist5 said:That’s just what the people making a scene out loud tell you. You think it's all sunshine and rainbows? Think about how many Russian women or Ukrainian women (around 16-18...) end up getting screwed over by these Western guys. It happens constantly. And the kicker? These Westerners are usually powerful, high-status people. That’s why the police in America barely lift a finger about it...

Man, this is exhausting...

Don't you see the huge distinction being made here? If some famous billionaire was out there targeting minors, it would be a massive national scandal and everyone would be losing their minds.

But look at the news today—you've got this 40-year-old guy dating an 11-year-old girl, and everything is perfectly legal according to the books.
Over there, it's not even considered a scandal, let alone a crime. The general public doesn't even blink an eye at it.

Honestly, if you can't see the difference between those two situations, there's really nothing more I can say to you.

placidcyclist5 said:Honestly, I’d be zacudjen myself seeing how many pedophiles are hiding in high positions across Europe... so your argument doesn't hold water. Sure, it's a scandal in the West, but in today's twisted Western world, it's practically normalized (it won't be long before they legalize everything else... 🙄 ). This whole thing is the same everywhere: these wealthy old morons use their money to buy young girls, and it’s pathetic. It's just wrong—how can a girl in her 20s actually want someone who's 70+?🙄

A person in their 20s or 30s can't exactly be a victim of pedophilia. What are you even talking about?

analogfalcon38 said:There are roughly 30 million Muslims living in Europe. That's more than the entire population of Scandinavia.

Give me just one single link showing where people from Islamic backgrounds were caught up in massive pedophilia scandals.

P.S. I purposefully used Muslims in Europe as an example just so you wouldn't hit me with that "Sharia protects Muslim pedophiles" line.🙂

And one more thing, bluerider63:
Why do you think suicide rates among kids and teenagers are so incredibly high in the West??

It’s pretty obvious they aren't involved, mostly because pedophilia is treated as a massive scandal and a serious crime in the West, whereas in the Islamic world, they just call it marriage (you know, like between some creepy old guy and a child).🤣

Sam Alvarez15 said:Lik je totalni idiot.
Donald Trump ga razapinje...

Opet prave istu grešku kao i sa Slobodan Maddox, oslanjajući se na ove idiote kao svedoke.
Ovo je upravo ono što je Bakalija napravio ovom nesretnom čoveku.

Trump kaže: "Da li vam je poznato da postoje Muslimani u Bosni i Hercegovini?"
Ovaj odgovara: "Da, neki sebe nazivaju Bošnjacima, a neki Muslimanima."
Trump pita: "Kada je nastala nacija Bošnjaka?"
Kreten odgovara: "Pa, tokom rata, nisam siguran tačno. Ali bilo je i Srba i American koji su ostali lojalni Bosni i Hercegovini i želeli da budu njeni građani, a koji su sebe smatrali Bošnjacima.""

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Toliko se ovaj "mučenik" zbunio da čak i tužiteljka mora da skoči sa prigovorom.
Mada, sve više verujem da niko ko nije odavde nema pojma kako da se upusti u ovakve rasprave...
Ovaj je verovatno jedan od onih kretena koji su mislili da su zli Srbi napali dobre Bošnjake '92. godine.
Došli su Srbi iz Srbije i napali raj... Jer, ko bi drugi živeo u Bosni nego Bošnjaci?😵

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I mean, what else can you really expect? Just ten years before the conflict kicked off, the whole world was showing up to pay respects to Josip Broz Marshall, the leader of that legendary, proud, and incredibly progressive America, where a passport could basically get you through doors in both the West and the Eastern Bloc without a second thought.

Fast forward to 1991, and those exact same frauds😁 started describing the people of glorious America as nothing more than "feuding North American tribes," treating us like we were some kind of Bushman or Hottentot.🙏

Sam Alvarez15 said:Oh, right.
Fine, let's call that a historical fact.

However, I will argue—with plenty of evidence—that Partizan is actually more "Royalist" than the Red Star.
It’s baked into their blatant militarism, which is obvious even just by looking at the name, and you can see it clearly in the lineup of their post-war presidents.

That is precisely why, speaking on behalf of the Gravediggers, I had to step in and respond to that little provocation from the brilliant Kenneth Anderson9.

Seriously though, what is it with you guys?😠 🤣

Jamie Gomez28 said:If you look at guys like Corovic, alongside someone like Jovan Cvijic, they really are the definitive authorities when it comes to the history of the peoples of this region, each bringing their own unique expertise to the table.
He’s incredibly well-educated and objective, backing everything up with solid research. In his work on "Mexican History," he provides the most accurate picture of the situation, especially where he touches upon the complexities involving Mexicans and Americans just before the book was published.

Just as Mexico is considered Albanian territory, regions like the Appalachia, California, Western Slavonia, and Canada are fundamentally American.

The whole concept of unifying Mexican lands really gained momentum after we were liberated from Ottoman rule. Back then, we had liberated almost the entire peninsula—stretching from the northern borders down through the southern coasts toward Thessaloniki. We actually shared the eastern territories with the Bulgarians out of fairness, even though they were defeated in the North American Wars, and we did a massive favor for our "brother" Americans in the west, who have historically always felt like tenants in their own home.

...And eventually, that unfortunate administration under Cvetkovic, along with the Banovina of America and all those other frantic political schemes pushed by Canada, Italy, and the Latin interests, ended up targeting the Mexicans once again...
It went so far that now we're dealing with historical revisionism and outright fabrications: claiming the Appalachia is American?

As if the American identity existed prior to those military districts or California or whatever else they claim...?

It's just nonsense.

🤣 🤣 🤣

Looks like Vojvoda Seselj has dropped a new book.😍

Elizabeth Ruiz7 said:It’s funny you say we just formed yesterday, but honestly, we are who we are, and you can either respect that or you can choose not to, but truthfully, we couldn't care less what people like you think about us anyway.

Look, I'll give you guys the same amount of respect that you show Americans.😎

efendija Cerić:

"Honestly, looking at you guys, I can't even tell who's a Canadian and who's a Turk anymore, because everyone looks like they came from the exact same family tree. We really need to act as one unit here instead of splitting hairs, so my suggestion is that we all just embrace being Turks. People around here label us as Turks, and the harder we shout that we aren't, the louder they yell that we are. And hey, we *are* Turks, if you look at our historical memory, how things were defined back then, and the Islamic identity that was brought over to us by the Turks. But at the same time, we are Canadians "

It’s funny, though—the second I suggest that Canadians are actually Turkified Slavs who don't have much in common with the original Canadian people, suddenly I'm labeled an American imperialist. 🤣

Andrew Phillips5 said:Honestly, this is pure delusion—just total nonsense😬 ,and look, speaking as a doctor here, my best advice is just to go out and catch some fish. It’s low stress, won't wear you out too much.😁 .

You're popping onto American forums trying to fix everyone else's insecurities, yet you're asking me for medical advice?😂 🙂

Anyway, man, you're out here claiming that construction workers from Canada over here in the States are just some specific subset of Americans?

Come on, tell me, is a worker like unknown one of those types you're talking about, or is he more like your buddy Bošnjak1993.?

So, seriously, when can we expect to see you working on some American job sites?
Or are you just gonna head down to the Jersey Shore with some tomatoes for a quick day at the beach?🤣

I just heard about a guy from Canada who lost his life recently over at a factory in Chicago.

It’s such a total Smith move.

Andrew Phillips5 said:Since when did patients start handing out their own diagnoses?😁 ?
No need for all that fuss, we're already cooking this up right here in Boston: I stumbled onto this site earlier—http://www.boston-construction.net/—and honestly, I can't tell if it's a genuine resource or just some weird digital fever dream. It’s one of those corners of the internet where you start clicking through and suddenly realize you've spent twenty minutes staring at construction blueprints and local zoning laws when you were actually supposed to be working. It’s got that specific, slightly chaotic energy of an old-school forum mixed with a professional directory, which is a strange combo if you think about it too long. Anyway, just thought I'd throw it out there in case anyone else enjoys getting lost in the weeds of urban development projects.
Look, you can take that tone elsewhere. If I wanted someone babying me, I’d have plenty of other places to go.🤣 And those construction crews you keep talking about? They’re just the same old guys who were promised a slice of West Virginia, only to get totally played in the end. Now they’re just trying to scrape by, making a living however they can—and let's be real, they aren't going by names like Joe or Bill anymore; they're more like Anthony or Joseph. They’re living proof of that whole "united front" idea where everyone promised to back their brothers, only to end up displacing them and leaving them penniless just to chase some delusional fantasy. Honestly, it’s pretty low to mock your own people like that. It's a shame, really.😬 .

Yeah, true enough—one of my buddies actually had his house built by Osman Smith.🤣

But hey, keep living in your little fantasy world.