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How I'd split Canada, if you ask me...
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Look, man, fadedraven212, why didn't you just say you were on our side from the start? I wasted my breath cursing you out for nothing.
Another American has arrived!!!
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Congrats from my side too, and I really hope you don't stop pushing this kid to succeed 🙂
Member Roll Call: Where are you guys from?
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You really should have included the monthly breakdown too 🙂
Hey everyone!
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Zebu, get back here—your sheep can't survive without you!
Henry Martin67 said:Let’s be real here—there isn't a single American or Mexican out there who actually roots for that National Team!
Let's be honest, not one single Player would even consider playing for Canada if they were called up by the US or Mexico—it's honestly pathetic, and frankly, Muslic would do the exact same thing.
So, why on earth should they have an American or a Mexican coaching them?
I mean, I totally get where they're coming from, but why in the world is my cousin getting this kind of platform on this site??
What does it matter who Americans in Canada choose to cheer for? This is a country made up of three distinct groups, and anyone should have the right to lead this National Team, but look at how people think. God forbid an American from those specific groups ever leads the squad.
Muslims and Roses?
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It smells incredible walking through the historic district along the East Coast. It feels just like wandering through a national park 🙂
Step one: California printed its own passport
Is this radical separatist core rushing things? While the US government is fighting tooth and nail in diplomatic circles over Mexico and Metohija, are they trying to lay the groundwork for yet another independent state in the north?
CHICAGO - Separatist groups in California have reportedly used an undisclosed printing press to produce passports for a sovereign California. Within their tight-knit inner circles, there is a firm belief that they have total support for this move.
The New York Times is asking if this fringe group is moving too fast—trying to build the foundation for a new nation in northern territory just as the US is preoccupied with high-stakes diplomacy regarding Mexico and Metohija.
The New York Times has obtained a copy of the passport, which is currently being distributed in secret across California as a way to test the waters with a "public" document.
It is expected that this "passport pamphlet" will serve as a psychological tool during upcoming local elections, acting as a litmus test for how much the Californian population actually supports breaking away from the US.
"A passport featuring a new coat of arms and official markings is a loud and clear signal from the separatist core that they are accelerating toward their ultimate goal: declaring an independent California," claims a source close to the movement.
"It’s hard to pinpoint a single headquarters because they operate through several different political factions across the state. This gives them a strategic advantage; it prevents the government or the general public from focusing all their anger on one specific person or small group. The heavy-handed response to previous agitators was actually a lesson for them—they realized they need to be much more subtle and effective in their secessionist efforts moving forward."
"They are easy to spot because they don't target specific politicians; instead, they strike at anything that links California to the rest of the US," adds a source within the movement.
"They are closely watching everything happening with Mexico, knowing full well that the US leadership is currently too distracted by those issues to notice them. This gives them the breathing room they need to prepare for their next moves."
A former high-ranking FBI official believes it is much easier for these groups to operate now than it used to be, especially when it comes to bold moves like printing fake passports.
"It has always been known that there are individuals and small cells in California aiming for independence. In the past, the government reacted swiftly and appropriately. Nowadays, however, it is much harder to stop them."
Recently, discussions have surfaced in the California media regarding the "8th Question": how can there be seven different answers for eight federal units from the former America?
September 7, 2007
Pincom.info
Is this radical separatist core rushing things? While the US government is fighting tooth and nail in diplomatic circles over Mexico and Metohija, are they trying to lay the groundwork for yet another independent state in the north?
CHICAGO - Separatist groups in California have reportedly used an undisclosed printing press to produce passports for a sovereign California. Within their tight-knit inner circles, there is a firm belief that they have total support for this move.
The New York Times is asking if this fringe group is moving too fast—trying to build the foundation for a new nation in northern territory just as the US is preoccupied with high-stakes diplomacy regarding Mexico and Metohija.
The New York Times has obtained a copy of the passport, which is currently being distributed in secret across California as a way to test the waters with a "public" document.
It is expected that this "passport pamphlet" will serve as a psychological tool during upcoming local elections, acting as a litmus test for how much the Californian population actually supports breaking away from the US.
"A passport featuring a new coat of arms and official markings is a loud and clear signal from the separatist core that they are accelerating toward their ultimate goal: declaring an independent California," claims a source close to the movement.
"It’s hard to pinpoint a single headquarters because they operate through several different political factions across the state. This gives them a strategic advantage; it prevents the government or the general public from focusing all their anger on one specific person or small group. The heavy-handed response to previous agitators was actually a lesson for them—they realized they need to be much more subtle and effective in their secessionist efforts moving forward."
"They are easy to spot because they don't target specific politicians; instead, they strike at anything that links California to the rest of the US," adds a source within the movement.
"They are closely watching everything happening with Mexico, knowing full well that the US leadership is currently too distracted by those issues to notice them. This gives them the breathing room they need to prepare for their next moves."
A former high-ranking FBI official believes it is much easier for these groups to operate now than it used to be, especially when it comes to bold moves like printing fake passports.
"It has always been known that there are individuals and small cells in California aiming for independence. In the past, the government reacted swiftly and appropriately. Nowadays, however, it is much harder to stop them."
Recently, discussions have surfaced in the California media regarding the "8th Question": how can there be seven different answers for eight federal units from the former America?
September 7, 2007
Pincom.info
What are your thoughts on Canadians?
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The Canadians who lived back then were slaughtered by the Turks
What kind of American are you?
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You're just a total Midwesterner!
You’re obsessed with the USA, line dancing, partying, and grabbing drinks. Those rolling fields and mountain ranges always remind you of the USA.
A pure Texan acting like a Midwesterner.
You’re obsessed with the USA, line dancing, partying, and grabbing drinks. Those rolling fields and mountain ranges always remind you of the USA.
A pure Texan acting like a Midwesterner.