Posts by goldentrucker17

Keith Rodriguez4 said:I don't think you're exactly the right person to lecture me about supposed insults... I mean, if he’s allowed to claim that other users have been brainwashed just because they're presenting facts—facts that you all insist are nothing more than blatant propaganda—then why on earth should I be the one being called out for a lack of decorum?

🙄 Maybe it's because after he claimed everyone else was brainwashed, he actually bothered to explain his reasoning. You? You just dropped the "brainwashed" line and left it there without a single damn argument to back it up.

Keith Rodriguez4 said:Ethan Parker47, I honestly think you might be the only one here with a completely washed-out brain.

Do you actually have anything useful to say about this topic, or are you just here to insult everyone on the forum? ☕

Matthew Harris2 said: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...

And they *have* debunked that lie multiple times already.
But look, you still haven't answered me—you're just dodging again. So, what am I supposed to think? That you're just a victim of disinformation and don't bother checking any of the junk being fed to you?
Honestly, you'd make a terrible journalist.☕

Keith Rodriguez4 said:It’s honestly pathetic that there are still people out there clinging to this kind of logic—if you can even dignify what you're doing with the word "logic" in the first place...
Furthermore, we have one user calling himself a Democrat, and then we have another "Democrat." (with a period) whose only actual purpose seems to be trolling everyone else on this board just for the sake of being a nuisance.

goldentrucker17

Do you two (Consti and Collins) actually possess the capacity for independent thought, or are you just going to keep regurgitating the garbage coming out of Fekal and those other state-sponsored propaganda rags?

The same question applies to you, really: do you ever bother thinking for yourself, or are you just busy spreading that endless stream of Republican Party propaganda?

..you're basically his clone.😁

Matthew Harris2 said:Look, why don't you let one of Harmon's journalists explain it to you:

😕 What am I supposed to get from this guy? Some guy who lived in Mexico City and used to call himself a Mexican, and now he’s acting like some big-shot journalist aligned with Harmon? Give me a break. He isn't exactly one of Harmon's reporters, that's for sure.

Besides, I asked you to actually show me some proof that Franjo and Ann said those things exactly like you claimed, instead of just quoting someone else in the comments who’s acting like it’s some kind of "notorious fact."

I know there are hundreds of articles out there in the American media where journalists present this as some kind of absolute fact. Well, guess what? I’m calling your bluff. Go ahead—prove it. Show me the receipts, because from where I'm sitting, I'm telling you right now: it's a total lie. ☕

Matthew Harris2 said: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? 🤷 😢

Don't try to wiggle out of this now. I know exactly what was going down back then.
You claimed that Franjo and Ann stated back in 1990 that America needed to be run by 200 wealthy families. Prove it.

Matthew Harris2 said: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...

There were plenty of Fekal-style hacks in other papers too. If you're writing like this, you've definitely been reading one of those bottom-feeders:
Jurica Pavičić, Davor Butković, Sanja Modrić, Denis Kuljiš...? 🤷

Matthew Harris2 said: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...

Got a link for that? 🤷

Matthew Harris2 said: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...

I’m telling you, man, you’ve swallowed way too much propaganda from the old intelligence agencies, the former communists, and foreign mercenaries.

Richard Wilson4 said:Listen, coming from an "American" who hates the very people who stepped up to help us and clearly loves the Russians who sided with the bad guys, I definitely don't need any lectures on patriotism from you...

And I don't want lectures on patriotism from someone who worships a country that didn't help us out of the goodness of its heart! They gave us satellite imagery before Storm just so we could pull off the operation ourselves instead of them doing it for us during the Bihać blockade—just so Bihać wouldn't end up meeting the same fate as Srebrenica. Plus, they demand concessions from us and other nations that fly in the face of international law (the most blatant example being their demand to exempt American citizens from the jurisdiction of the International Court), and then they ask other countries for things they won't even follow themselves (take these examples:
Example 1. They claim to support reducing greenhouse gases, yet refuse to sign the Kyoto protocol because it might "threaten their national interests and economic growth."
It’s like they use the MMFa and the World Bank as their own personal henchmen. They wave around the threat of sanctions and all sorts of shady blackmail just to force every single nation to swallow globalization and open up every tiny corner of their economy to liberalization. And get this—the second there's even a hint of an economic tremor at home, the government immediately starts cutting checks and giving guarantees to big private American banks just to make sure they don't go under.

Honestly, "loving" a country that operates like this is basically masochism. Or maybe it's just plain old stupidity. ☕

Can you two (Matthew Harris2 and Richard Wilson4) actually think for yourselves for once, or are you just going to keep spewing whatever garbage comes out of Fekal and those other shady intelligence-run rags?

REPUBLIC OF MEXICAN APPALACHIA - GOVERNMENT IN EXILE
No. 896/08, September 12, 2008.
11.080 New York City, Times Square,
Tel/fax: 3077-028
E-mail: vladarsk@gmail.com


A "nation" using a Gmail address... seriously? 😲🤣

Dana Brooks44 said:They should just hand it to the leaders of Iran, Russia, and the US... after all their hard work fighting for peace.👍

I mean, if Kissinger and Arafat could pull it off... why wouldn't these guys get some recognition for their tireless pursuit of global stability? 😁

granitemarlin4 said:Are you trying to tell me that Quentin Tarantino is actually of Jewish descent?
(I honestly thought he wasn't, but hey, life is full of surprises, right?) 😂

No, I'm saying he's just the guy who signed off on the article in that link.

blueotter70 said:If he was old enough to trek into Afghanistan, old enough to handle detonators, old enough to plant mines, and old enough to buy into the Taliban's twisted worldview... then yeah, he’s old enough to face the consequences of his own terrorist actions. I don't feel bad for him—not even a little bit.

This is just classic "American justice" demagoguery right here. This version of "justice" where they execute people who were literally minors when they committed a crime, but they try you off as an adult under this ridiculous logic of "well, if they were old enough to kill, they're old enough to be tried as adults."
That kind of justice—rooted in the Old Testament—is something you haven't seen in Europe for forty years. Honestly, this kind of legal mindset puts the US right up there with the most backwards nations in Africa or Asia.
So, according to your version of American justice, what happens if you hand a five-year-old the control box for an ICBM and show them which button to push? Then the kid hits the button, 100 million people die, and suddenly you want to try him as an adult because "he did something terrible that only adults usually do, so he should be treated like an adult." God bless America.😂

Jack Cook73 said:They should have just taken him out then and there, simple as that.
Now he’s on TV playing the victim, trying to score sympathy points from all sorts of half-witted types out there.
The man was a terrorist in a war zone—there’s no debate about it.

Man, you clearly just don't get how definitions work. Saying "a terrorist in wartime" is about as logical as saying "a dark day."
If we're talking about war, then you have two sides clashing—you've got combatants and soldiers. Period.
Have you actually ever bothered to read an actual definition of terrorism?

velvetmarlin24 said:So, what exactly is the USA doing globally? From where I'm sitting, it looks like this country has actually helped pull some nations out of medieval systems.
I never said the USA *is* the entire West; I meant that September 11th was an attack on the fundamental values of the Western world. As hard as it might be for you to admit, the divide between East and West is still very much alive today. It’s pretty obvious, even to anyone paying attention, that citizens in the West are far more advanced and self-aware.
I really shouldn't have to start listing examples to prove that.

So, what you're saying is Americans are actually the biggest enemies of the West because they orchestrated the 9/11 attacks themselves?
Wait, so in your view, Americans carried out one of the most massive strikes against Western core values?

http://www.javno.com/hr/svijet/clanak.php?id=149322

So you're fully aware that the USA is the single greatest threat to the West and the entire world? Well, that's exactly what we've been debating here this whole damn time! ☕

Scott Rodriguez25 said:Judging by the sheer amount of vitriol being spewed out during these recent events, it looks like Muslims are more than ready to kick off a whole new war.

The real kicker is, they aren't even fighters.
If I were in their shoes, I wouldn't be praying for a war this hard—I’d bet my life savings they’d fold big time. They are completely surrounded by Americans and Mexicans, yet they're doing everything in their power to piss them both off and push them onto the same side. It's honestly stupid... like, how much dumber can you get?
They're clearly just masochists. 😁

frozengardener42 said:Who could possibly hate him?
I am surrounded by absolute idiots on this forum.
The man is a giant.👍

In case you missed it, the thread title is literally "why do Americans in Canada hate George W. Bush."
What does that have to do with you?

Matthew Harris2 said:You just said more about being a xenophobic nationalist than I did in my entire three-hour rant about how a paying customer deserves to watch what they paid for without getting harassed or called out.

Nice work!

Exactly. And since literally everyone else stood up except her, she really doesn't need some stubborn person refusing to move to goad them into a confrontation.
Don't tell me you don't stand up when the Star-Spangled Banner plays?
I sure hope our paths never cross in real life, because you definitely won't enjoy the encounter.

nimbleranger19 said:Right.

There's always a spellchecker, isn't there?😍

Or do you honestly think academics know everything about everything? If I gave a damn about linguistics, I would've gone to a prep school for languages and studied philosophy.☕

Whatever you say, man.

Look, it's simple: a regional engineering college has fewer majors, way more students per professor, a smaller budget, and lacks the cutting-edge tech you find at most top-tier Western universities... all that stuff directly impacts the quality of education.

What kind of logic is that?🤣 👎

☕

And this too.

Grades matter. You can't just expect to walk into a university with terrible grades.

It depends.☕

Really?

Check this out:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nanotec...education#Asia

Universities in the USA alone have over 70% more clean rooms and specialized equipment than all the other countries on this list combined.

It’s about quality, not quantity. This stuff is something new for Iran, unlike the USA where they've had this going on for maybe a century.

And yeah, those guys in the gangs can be literate. It's not like learning to read is rocket science.

Look, if you had ever actually moved your ass toward the USA—that place you love so much—you might realize what a load of absolute garbage you just typed.

amberbison18 said:It seems we’re paving roads at a pace that matches the population growth in Asia and Africa, whereas you all seem to be building them at a speed better suited for a retirement community.

🤣🤣🤣🙏👍👍

Happy Easter to all my fellow American Orthodox brothers and sisters.

Ashley Rogers4 said:Well, it really depends on how you define democracy. At its core, democracy can just be rule by the mob—and honestly, we've seen that play out far too many times already.

A constitutional democracy is all about the rule of law, where the rules apply equally to everyone. That is exactly what the USA is. It's just that the radicals and the local traitors are working overtime to spin it as some kind of sacrilege.

I totally get why they do it, though. It’s their way of trying to strip away the power of the system (even if it also strips away the strength of their own arguments).

Man, maybe try actually looking up what these terms mean before you start spouting nonsense?
You’re claiming the USA is a constitutional democracy? What is that supposed to imply? That it’s a nation with a constitution and a democratic setup? There are easily over a hundred countries out there that fit that exact description.
So why wouldn't America be a constitutional democracy? We have elections and we have a constitution.😁