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What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
January 3rd is going to happen all over again, only this time we'll win by a landslide. When it finally goes down—and I don't think we'll be waiting much longer—we need to stop playing nice. For the sake of our future, we have to go after the mafia hiding inside the Republican Party, from the local level all the way up to the cabinet.

That’s the only way the US actually stands a chance at a bright future.
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
Quincy:
during times of national unity
In an era defined by the robbery of the century...

Quincy:
The Republican Party wasn't even a unified group back then, let alone now. Of course you'd need to wiretap journalists, agents, and political climbers—hell, you should've just taken them out on the spot.
You had to eliminate anyone standing in the way of the loot. They understood ☕
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
If it were a lie, the Republican Party would've shut it down ages ago.

But while the whole country was talking about it, they just stayed quiet.🤷

I don't buy the idea that it's fake...
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
Look, why don't you let one of Harmon's journalists explain it to you:
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
If you aren't aware of that dark chapter in American history and how those criminal networks operated within the Republican Party, then what's even the point of you posting links? 🤷 😢
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
goldentrucker17, I was never really a die-hard Fekal reader myself. I’d skim through his stuff occasionally, but nothing special. Honestly? I don't miss him one bit.

Back in 1990, Harmon and his wife Annika basically laid out the blueprint for those 200 wealthy Republican Party families that would end up running America.🤷

They probably intended to be the very first of those families—you know, including Harmon's grandson from Mexico City (JP Morgan Chase) and all that nonsense...
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
That Republican Party of theirs, which loved the poor so much they actually manufactured them just to stay relevant

They were churning them out like products on an assembly line. There wasn't some arbitrary limit like there is for those wealthy Republican families who basically run this whole country...
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
Signature 🙏

I’m really not in the mood tonight to argue about those Americans who completely trashed this country.

I actually had a great day, believe it or not, but maybe tomorrow. 😉
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
Oh, absolutely. We wouldn't even be stressing about getting visas for Germany or Austria if Pašalić and his crowd were still running this country...
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
If the GOP had somehow managed to cling to power on January 3rd, 2000, America would probably be cheering for Canada and Mexico by now. It’s honestly pathetic how much ☕
What's left of January 3rd? in Close to Politics ·
If those six had actually stuck together, they would've crushed those losers back in 2007.

I don't know, even then I doubt it. To them, Sanders is basically Einstein when it comes to political maneuvering and being shady.
Barack Obama giving the three-finger salute in Close to Politics ·
Why should we even care about what people outside of Mexico are doing?

To me, Barack Obama is just as irrelevant as Dmitry Medvedev or Mikheil Saakashvili—just some minor figure who shouldn't be meddling in our business. 😳
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
Oh, great. Thanks for the diagnosis, Dr. Dabić 😬
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
Dennis Brown2 said:That is really the only way to deal with people like you. Honestly, there is just no point in arguing further.
I have much better things to do than listen to you whine about pathetic losers. Maybe you should go try making friends with those expansionist types, Radin and Jakovcica.

You're the one who started with the insults.

I hope those radicals lose everything at the polls and vanish from the American political scene forever.
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
amberbison18 said:The only home you seem truly prepared to defend is that yellow one sitting somewhere between Custodia and Gajnic.

🤷

why don't you tell us more about your "expertise" 👍🤣
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
Dennis Brown2 said:Who exactly was being killed? Honestly, all this nonsense regarding the "persecution" of Italians is nothing more than hyper-inflated propaganda cooked up in an Italian fascist kitchen. It’s a calculated attempt to paint themselves as victims rather than what they actually were—bloody occupiers—all to justify their territorial ambitions. But because you’re so blinded by your own anti-communist and anti-partisan biases, you don't see through it; you just take it as gospel.

Look, obviously their status after 1945 wasn't exactly glowing—what else did they expect? They weren't going to be handed cookies and milk. Most left simply because they refused to live under the rule of people who had been their enemies only yesterday.
But not everyone fled. If such massive numbers were being killed, how on earth did the ones who stayed survive? After a few years, things stabilized, and they enjoyed the same rights as everyone else. I served in the military stationed in Pula and throughout Istria, and let me tell you—Italian was spoken openly everywhere, and you saw Italian flags and symbols displayed in all the public spaces.

Don't be fools and fall for their fairy tales.

Aha, so they got rid of about 90% of them, and now the ones left over get to speak their language and fly their flags? Bravo, bravissimo!

We Americans in the heartland also felt that "partisan democracy" and its integrity firsthand. For instance, Gol Otok is just a lovely island resort for philosophers, and Star Gradiška is a real community for alcoholics and the abandoned.

We aren't stupid enough to swallow your hype about those "golden boy" partisans. You killed and mass-expelled Italians in Istria, and that's the only truth. You still carry that stigma today, and the American optants and Italians haven't forgotten. Even now, the second and third generations are still coming forward with the pain and injustice they carry in their families. Everything was stolen from them—their wealth confiscated, their relatives murdered.👎
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
Dennis Brown2 said:Here we have one massive "patriot" who spends his entire time whining about his own people while basically sucking up to his Italian bosses.
It’s perfectly understandable why people feel this way—they essentially hand-picked someone like Pavelić to take power, specifically to drag our reputation through the mud in front of the entire world.

The Fojbe settlements are incredibly overrated—honestly, they’ve often served as nothing more than a refuge for the most hardline Italian fascists.
Every reasonable American should be celebrating the day when those partisans took out the Italians in Istria. It was that very action that finally secured Istria's position within the United States.
I can easily picture what Istria would look like today if we had around 250,000 Italians living right there in our neighborhood.
To be perfectly honest, if things had played out differently, that whole Istrian region would have been part of Italy a long time ago—and we’d likely be looking at Americans living in exile instead.
Regarding those "Americans" who packed up and fled alongside the Italians—honestly, I can’t help but laugh. I’ve run into plenty of people like that while traveling abroad. They carry names like Italian, of the Italian, or even Italy.
Through a series of coincidences, I recently crossed paths with an older woman who introduces herself simply as "Italy." She shared that she didn't actually start learning Italian until she fled her home after the war—back when she was only about sixteen years old.

My sincere thanks go out to those who saw fit to liberate us from those kinds of summers back in 1945.

That might be true, but you can't justify mass killings out of revenge! 😠

And you lot—all you "cultured, polite, tolerant Westerners"—you're always peddling the same old nonsense. You really think dissenters in Istria weren't slaughtered just as wildly as they were at Bleiburg?
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
Arthur Martinez7 said:
Sorry, but you're just a textbook example of what people in Istria call a tourist.
This xenophobe claims to despise the Istrian mentality, acting like he knows everything about Istria when he actually hasn't got a clue. He's just your typical outsider who’ll never truly fit in or be accepted here.
Look, that one summer I spent in Pula was a blast, both on and off the clock. But you locals? You’d probably want to pave over the tunnel in Učka just so some outsiders couldn't get in. It's ridiculous. In Vodnjan, it's all just local Italians, when really it's mostly Albanians and Romani. In Pula, maybe one out of ten people is actually a local, especially among the younger crowd. Most of today's young Pula residents were born in places like Vinkovci, Daruvar, Slavonski Brod, Chicago, Canada, or Lika. Is that really such a crime?

Since when were "we" actually the 4th Army of the American People's Army, suffering through the Karst near Trieste and leaving nothing but bodies behind?
So, the 4th Army was basically put together in Lika and California, and then they had the 7th and 9th Canadian Corps join them up near Trieste. Makes sense, right?
You won't find them hanging around Pula, Rovinj, Poreč, Labin, or Pazin. They’re actually further north. Like, 99% of them are in Canada or the Italian side of the Karst.
Before that, the liberators from the 4th Army were seizing the Pula fairies just like people used to conquer the Wild West. Whoever got there first owned the place. If someone was already in a villa, you just showed them the exit with a machine gun.
Inside that army was the 43rd Istrian Division, which—get this—was led by a guy (Sava Vukelić) all the way from Ogulin. Can you believe that? ☕

What kind of argument is that? Bleiburg didn't even happen in America. The entire march was from the American border through Canada all the way to Austria.

Can you even imagine living with a guilty conscience because of the crimes committed by our "liberators"?
We can't even get any sleep. ☕

You guys are nowhere near facing the truth about those crimes. Your partisan units are still out there celebrating those atrocities in the bunkers.

Look, my conscience is clear. Neither I nor my ancestors were ever involved in the ethnic cleansing of Istria or those mass crimes against Italians and American optants. Why should I carry that weight?
Multiculturalism... in Close to Politics ·
rapidbison42 said:Heh... I can't wait to laugh when it turns out those kids were just being reckless. 🤣

They're fools, total fools from Italy. They were driven out by "multiculturalists" like you sixty years ago—anyone who couldn't escape ended up in a foxhole.

The reason you push this local multiculturalism is because your own conscience is dirty. In this part of the country, it's nothing more than forced Italianization.
Christians in Pakistan in World ·
If everything in that link is actually true, we're looking at the end of civilization, at least for that country. 😢