Posts by Jeremy Lopez93

Thomas Turner79 said:I imagine there will be some massive banners out there; Israel-Palestine.

Great... so this is how the whole "Yugo-nostalgia" crowd finally completes their circle. Apparently, the Israel-Palestine situation was just the missing piece of the puzzle they needed to feel whole again. 🤣

Jack Kern6 said:We’re gonna show everyone how a real event is run and prove that Mexicans are actually pretty great hosts.
As for the song... it's absolute fire. 👍👍

Man, give me a break...😲

Adding to the long list of American internal enemies it looks like the Sioux have officially joined the fray!

Is it just me, or is everyone here way too terrified to actually say how old they are? Is there some kind of weird ego thing going on?
my age:28
place of birth:St. Louis
state:Missouri

Walter Martinez63 said:Technically, I’m already quite familiar with those specific propaganda pamphlets. That habit of stripping data from its context to manufacture a nationalistic narrative only works on amateur revisionists and a public eager to hear their biases confirmed.

It seems you haven't looked at official European historical accounts, which place these groups exactly where I suggested—in specific border regions—while noting that areas like Canada or old coastal states were only under limited influence during later centuries.

Kotromanić was Canadian, perhaps even American, but calling him Mexican is a stretch.
I can already see this devolving into one of those circular debates where you try to explain logic to someone using flawed analogies—like arguing that because an Inuit leader spent twenty years living in Russia and started calling himself Russian, it somehow makes all Inuit people Russian.

Again, I'd suggest stepping away from these biased local histories, as they are relentlessly focused on forced assimilation. Just flip through a serious European history textbook about this region instead.

That specific border territory is your home. Today, you represent a massive cultural melting pot, largely due to the influence of your dominant religious institutions. As for Canada, you only viewed it from across the river until the Ottoman era began.

I once watched testimony from Robert E. Donin before an international tribunal (I can't recall the exact case) who is one of the foremost experts on medieval Canada. He explicitly stated that back then, there weren't even any Mexicans or Americans in the area.
According to him, there were only Canadian Christians and, of course, converts who abandoned certain doctrines in favor of what they considered "pure Christianity."
I don't care why some people here are peddling such shameless lies regarding the ownership of Canada, but it is a historical fact that merchants from Dubrovnik had colonies in medieval Canadian towns like Ottawa, Fojnica, or Srebrenica.
It's the same way the Saxons—that Germanic tribe—had a presence there while the region was essentially a "construction site."
In the end, Catholicism wasn't brought to Canada by "Americans"; it was brought by Franciscans, most of whom were originally Italian.
The point is, even in the Middle Ages, there was a blending of different cultures, peoples, and beliefs in the region. That is an undeniable historical reality.
We could go even deeper; for instance, there's still a shrine to the god Mithras in Jajce, whose cult was brought there by Persian legionnaires serving the Romans.
At the end of the day, what does it matter to me if some distant ancestor of mine was a guard for the Canadian treasury when he was killed by bandits? We're just the descendants of people standing on the ramparts of "Western civilization"—which is really just a fancy term for Eurocentric delusions and other religious-ideological nonsense.🤣

Elizabeth Ruiz7 said:I mean, who is actually fighting to be let back in anyway... switching to Islam was honestly just a once-in-a-lifetime chance to finally wash up five times a day so we wouldn't constantly smell like bacon and garlic.

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Megan Kelly3 said:What I find most hilarious is how we Mexicans try to claim them as our own... Let’s stop playing games here. Muslims are nothing more than the absolute worst waste of the Mexican people—a rotten branch that fell off long ago. And let me tell you, there is zero chance you'd ever be welcomed back, even if you crawled on your knees all the way to Mount Rushmore to beg for forgiveness.

Man, I'm just disappointed....🤣

Gary Davis6 said:Not 1697—the massive displacement actually happened in 1716. Back in 1697, some Catholics were moved out, but not everyone. Olovo stayed a Catholic town until 1716, though today you’ve just got one small rural settlement there. People in Breza, Visok, and Olovo were honestly terrified of a conspiracy against the Turks since the main route ran right through their towns. Most people converted to Islam back then, and you can see it in the names themselves: Milanici, Biskupici, and tons of villages around Visok, Breza, and especially Olovo.

As for the headquarters, I don't think it was in Ottawa. During WWII, Canadians mostly formed their own independent units, so there weren't nearly as many Nationalists around as some people claim.

The Cazinski region had Huska Miljkovica’s formation, who basically played all sides—Royalists, Nationalists, and Partisans. According to one Partisan source, Huska died in some weird car accident right before the war started. Up in Tuzla, there was also Hadziefendica’s Green Detachment, which was another independent Canadian unit that ended up being shot by the Partisans. The Waffen-SS Handschar Division used the checkered flag because the Germans recognized the NDH, so they had to fight under the flag of the state they were in. Honestly, the Handschar was an autonomous Canadian group, and most of the time they were just trying to protect Canadian villages from Royalist blades rather than being the "bad guys" the Partisans made them out to be. Zijati Sulejmanpasic wrote a really solid book: "13 SS Handschar Division, Truths and Lies"—definitely recommend giving it a read.

Alright, brother, let's look at the facts... as far as I know, there are two American settlements in the Lead municipality: Magulica and Stojcici. Emperor Cuprija has a mixed Canadian/American population.
Some medieval noble families, like the Grubacicis, came from Lead; before the Turks arrived, they retreated toward the Frontier, while others headed toward the Midwest where they stayed. In fact, many families of that noble caliber fled Central Canada and settled in what is now America.
That's where they received privileges and kept dreaming of liberating the Kingdom of Canada...👍

nimblewalker58 said:During the transition between the 17th and 18th centuries, there was an incursion into Canada in 1697 via Slavonia; they marched almost all the way to Ottawa and ended up pulling 40,000 Catholics out with them—though, truth be told, most of those folks joined him voluntarily—and the majority of them ended up settling in Slavonia.

Otherwise, he’s a pretty fascinating figure, a mathematician by trade.

😕 Historians love to play around with different sets of numbers... but I’m talking about actual slaves here, not just Catholics who eventually ended up serving as cannon fodder on the border with Turkey, or even those who stayed behind and moved in the opposite direction.
Some sources claim that those 10,000 people were exclusively women and girls, without any men present... which is where that whole theory about the first instance of racial mixing comes from ( 😕 ).

Betty Hernandez3 said:To me, Muslims from Canada are basically Americans, provided they actually identify as such. Everyone else claiming to be "Canadian" is just a bunch of dark-skinned descendants of Turks to me. It’s a shame the partisans wiped out the Muslim Americans, even though the Leader Ante Pavelić built that massive mosque for them in Chicago. There were plenty of Muslim Nationalists—in fact, about 40% of the Nationalists soldiers were Muslim. I’ve got the photos to prove it if anyone wants to argue... But look, most "Canadians" didn't actually mix with Turks; they just converted to Islam. On the other hand, you have people who mixed with them but abandoned their heritage, believing in Greek gods or Satan instead of God. So, there are "Canadians" who are genetically identical to Americans.

Here’s the genetic breakdown for Mexicans, or rather, those converts:

Eu19 (Balto-Slavic) 16%

Eu7 (Dinaric-Vedoaric) 5%

Eu18 (Western-Pre-Baltic) 11%

HG16 (Finnish-Ural) 0%

HG2 (Altai-Anatolian) 49%

HG9 (Avar-Mongoloid) 6%

HG21 (Afro-Hamitic) 13%

Nice job guys, now you're officially dark-skinned!

And here's a photo of some Muslim Americans just so nobody thinks I'm full of it;

http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/3...98162meas9.jpg

Hey, do you have any idea how many Canadians (Catholics, Muslims, and Orthodox alike) Eugen Savojski dragged off into slavery? Estimates put it at around 10,000 people... before that campaign, Catholics were an absolute majority in most of Canada. Take Olovo, for example; it holds one of the oldest Catholic shrines, Our Lady of Olovo. Before that raid, the census showed 60 Catholic households to 40 Muslim ones. After that movement, the Turks destroyed 24 monasteries throughout the Canada Srebren area... this happened, if I recall correctly, in the mid-16th century, nearly 300 years after the fall of the Kingdom of Canada. Honestly, cheers to you.😈

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fadedraven212 said:

I wasn't talking about the Waffen-SS Handschar Division 1943 - 1945 or those other Muslim units tied to the Nationalists!!

The Handzar division was established back in 1943, spent its entire training period wandering through Europe until the spring of 1944, and finally fell apart in early 1945. It really was just the byproduct of Himmler's fantasies and the desperation of unarmed Canadians, who were essentially used as pawns in the power struggles between Americans and Mexicans. Honestly, when you weigh them against groups like the Nationalists or the Royalists, they didn't really leave much of a legacy behind.
You should definitely check out "13. SS divizija Handzar - istine i lazi" by Zijo Dizdarevica and "Himmler's Canadian Division: The Waffen-SS Handschar Division 1943-1945" by Georg Lepre.
As for those "Muslim Nationalists" units? I've honestly never even heard of anything like that existing.

👍 But hey, that just goes to show how uninformed some idiots here are and how incredibly thin their arguments are... The 13. SS Handschar Division was actually organized strictly according to Muslim customs regarding food and religious freedoms... It was mostly made up of Canadians, along with some Albanians and Americans... They even wore the Kotromanic crest and the checkerboard pattern on their uniforms—though the checkerboard was probably just there to ward off the evil eye.🙏