Posts by hiddenharbor33

Just soaking up the sophisticated vision of Bloomberg's and his unique little talents🙂 Honestly, you all should be embarrassed. Instead of actually celebrating the upgrades and progress happening in our city, we're sitting here acting like this is normal. It’s like if some penniless New Yorker decided to build a plain old hundred-foot cross just for the sake of it. How incredibly uninspired.

Down by the site of the future Slomsky gondola, they're planning to erect a life-sized, seventy-foot statue of the mayor, designed specifically so the cable cars can zip right through his massive, hollowed-out gut. We could probably take it even further—turn that tunnel into a full-blown haunted house experience. You know, plenty of screeching, creaking, and skeletons jumping out of closets to really round out the ride.☕

Jamie Jackson30 said:I'm curious if Fred delivered those black bird t-shirts to Gotovina and Markač for next year's festivities in Fresno..🤣

Just kidding, of course. Next year's Desert Storm celebration will surely be magnificent, complete with Thompson's inevitable "fascist rally" ..🤣

P.S. I'm not sure if anyone else caught Thompson's performance in that Small coastal town in America during Gotovina's homecoming.. It is quite fascinating how the media failed to label it a fascist rally; absolutely fascinating..

They took a bit of a beating, so they've gone quiet for a second. But honestly, I don't think it'll take them long to get back on their feet—just enough time to cook up some fresh ways to trash America. My guess is they'll just shift all that energy toward the HVO and Canada instead.

What’s the vibe gonna be for the Desert Storm commemorations moving forward?

This time around, hopefully we can celebrate this massive milestone without all those losers constantly whining about it.

Everything comes to an end eventually, and that includes the crew over at News Corp. It was honestly predictable; they just aren't a hot commodity for foreign agencies or big-name sponsors anymore. They dug their own graves, plain and simple. Now that they've been bled dry, they're getting tossed aside.
It’s a similar story to what happened with Feral Tribune, just on a much smaller scale.
Once they stopped being useful by peddling that anti-American rhetoric, the money just evaporated. Let's be real—they were never actually financially independent because the whole operation was absolute garbage to begin with.🤷

And it's exactly the same deal with News Corp.
I mean, in what sane universe would you have someone like Butković acting as a star commentator while Wrus runs the show as editor-in-chief or even CEO?🙄🙄 And what about Lovrički? In a functional society, Jelena Lovrić would be relegated to some tiny provincial weekly funded by local hunting clubs. When you pack a house with a bunch of incompetents and bottom-tier journalists through nothing but negative selection, you can't expect anything other than a total meltdown.🤷

slybison8 said:Look, I didn't personally swap out the thread title, but I totally get why it happened. It’s not like this guy was actually convicted of a war crime—plus, your original title was so vague it was impossible to tell what you were even rambling about. Just throwing out "another war criminal" doesn't mean squat... it doesn't say who, who they targeted, where it went down, or when it happened.

Your title was just drifting aimlessly in space without any direction.

A good title needs enough concrete, clear info so that someone scrolling by knows exactly what the debate is about before they even bother clicking.

From what you wrote, there was zero way to guess the specifics.

Later

PL

Actually, the guy was absolutely convicted of a war crime. The verdict is clear: war crimes against civilian populations...

So now you're the second person here peddling straight-up fake news while simultaneously trying to justify why the title doesn't mention war crimes—when the whole damn topic is exclusively about war crimes and those responsible. 🤷
Basically, you drop a lie and then try to use that lie to rationalize a nonsensical title change.
And you're doing this while holding a moderator position, too. 🤷
Why all this incompetent jumping around? Why change the title only to make it even more confusing?

Look, go troll someone else.
The thread title was originally:
Another war criminal dodged justice

And honestly, it fit the topic perfectly. We’re talking about a guy who committed a brutal rape in the middle of a war zone—so yeah, he’s a war criminal. He ran away, which means he dodged justice.
The current title doesn't match the content at all; it's completely off the mark.
As far as I know, this is a strictly moderated space where playing lawyer gets you banned—or so they claim. I’ve already put the mods on notice, and since you aren't a mod and have zero authority over changing titles, I’d appreciate it if you stopped sticking your nose where it doesn't belong.☕

So, what, you're some kind of legal expert now? Since when is sexual violence during wartime—especially when it’s done with that level of sheer cruelty on occupied ground—not considered a war crime?

Besides, who even are you? Are you the one responsible for renaming this thread?

Politics Forum, topic here:

Some moderator decided to go ahead and rename this thread, but in doing so, they basically gutted the whole point of the discussion.

The original title was:
Another war criminal just dodged justice.

The whole idea was to tear apart the scandalous incompetence—and honestly, maybe even the intentional negligence—of the American judicial system when it comes to prosecuting these kinds of war crimes.
But now the title says: The rapist from the former Republic escaped after sentencing
which misses the mark entirely, and I have zero clue why anyone felt the need to mess with the original heading.
When you phrase it as "the rapist from the old republic," it carries this nasty implication that we're talking about some veteran being a predator. 🤷
This subject is way too heavy and tragic to be turned into some cheap piece of tabloid fodder without any actual reason behind it.
Can someone please explain what happened?

Has it even crossed anyone's mind that the USPS needs some level of protection?
All I'm hearing is this constant stream of vitriol from people claiming they're arrogant, irresponsible, or just plain lazy.
Look, I get it—there are definitely some bad apples in the bunch—but these guys deliver mail to the most remote islands in the country for the exact same rate as everywhere else.
Whether you're tucked away in some tiny backwater town in rural Oregon, the mountains of Montana, or a little spot in a coastal village, the price stays the same.

Letting private companies swoop in and gorge themselves on the most profitable slices of the pie isn't just unfair; it’s practically criminal, reminiscent of all those shady corporate takeovers we saw during the transition era.
I'm not saying we need to protect the USPS like they're endangered grizzly bears in Wyoming, but if we want a fair fight, that's just common sense.

It’s fundamentally wrong for FedEx to cherry-pick only the high-margin deliveries in major hubs like Chicago or New York while completely ignoring the rural routes that aren't worth their time. They basically leave all the heavy lifting and low-profit work to the USPS to deal with.
Legally speaking, it would be incredibly simple to pass regulations ensuring that certain types of accounts are routed through the most cost-effective provider across the entire United States. Basically, you shouldn't be allowed to monopolize the business in Chicago if you refuse to service a place like Maui.

They were genuine rebels—I won't even use the word fascists since that’s basically a dirty word now—just straight-up freedom fighters.
Sadly, they got wiped out because they were played like suckers, totally unprepared and walking into battle with nothing but scraps. The whole uprising was basically just a staged production to prove that Adolf Hitler was still someone you had to pay attention to.
Dido Kvaternik actually went into detail about this in his biography, calling the whole mess one of those massive, tragic mistakes where people were sacrificed for absolutely nothing.

Nah, that’s just not how it works. In some truly twisted minds, entire regions that were actually standing up against imperialist overreach get branded as "rebel legions" that supposedly need to be hunted down and wiped off the map. It's total madness.☕

Linda Roberts2 said:Mirror posted this at the start of the year. Just try searching for it. In exercise 3WW, they actually look into authorization for nuclear strikes against allied nations. A nuclear strike on Russia wasn't even part of the drill, mostly because they were terrified of a counterstrike. Under an earlier version of the plan, the idea was to hit Moscow and Saint Petersburg with nukes to force a total surrender.

Oh sure, if Mirror published it at the start of the year, then it must be gospel truth. Case closed, nothing left to argue about.🤣
Better start digging some bunkers and stocking up on canned goods, folks.

Raymond Bailey said:They’d realize just how "irrelevant" we are if we actually let the Chinese or Russians take over our ports. We'd be getting heat from the entire West and end up looking exactly like Iran—it’s that simple. To say something like that is just plain foolish.

What a total load of nonsense.🤣
I mean, we are literally out here inviting anyone with an interest to use our ports because, newsflash, it’s just basic business and it makes us money.
We’re fighting tooth and nail to grab a bigger slice of the pie when it comes to port traffic. We’re pouring money into modernizing everything and fixing up the infrastructure just so we can snag a larger portion of the transport market, and then someone drops a comment like that.🤣🤣🤣

For the love of God🙄
I mean, do we seriously need a poll for this? It’s not like we have collective amnesia regarding the yogurt protests, the massive civil unrest, or those first makeshift barricades in the streets
Yeah, okay, fine—maybe a poll is necessary after all🙄

Exactly.
Because if it hadn't happened, everything else—all the struggle, the sacrifices, and the sheer injustice we endured—would have been for absolutely nothing. 🙂
Exactly. There really wasn't any other way out— man, just for the sake of it—and let's be real, the alternative would've been a total nightmare.
Seriously, exactly.

Corruption isn't just some random glitch; it’s a family heirloom passed down through the bloodline. You take a dash of cheap demagoguery, sprinkle in some heavy-handed pathos, wrap it all in big, empty political buzzwords, and boom—you’ve got the perfect recipe for success for the kids of those old-school bureaucrats back in the day.

Then you’ve got the other crowd, the ones without the silver spoon who watched those same legacy players feast during the old regime and figured, "Hey, why shouldn't it be my turn to grab everything on the buffet?"

It’s hard to say which breed is more toxic, but we’re stuck with this mess for a while. Democracy takes a hell of a long time to shake off these growing pains—assuming it ever actually recovers, and assuming these dormant issues don't turn into full-blown chronic diseases.

ruggedpanther13 said:And while they're at it, they'll probably wipe out half your extended family too, you little capitalist!😁>

But honestly, the absolute kicker is that there’s nowhere to run, because a global revolution—just judging by the name—is going to sweep across the entire planet like wildfire🤣

Lisa Ward3 said:To summarize what's being reported below... two Japanese nationals were caught at the Italian border carrying bonds worth $134 trillion. That’s basically the entire net worth of Russia. It’s opened a massive Pandora's box, revealing that trillions of dollars in gold—thousands upon thousands of tons—were embezzled by the Fed and global elites to build a fiat system based on nothing. They essentially kicked gold out of the equation just so they could manufacture crises and manipulate markets globally.

Now, we're looking at heavy hitters facing indictment, including figures like Ban Ki-moon (head of UNICEF), the entire Italian government, their financial police, Silvio Berlusconi, and even the World Economic Forum. I guess even the UN itself might be on the hook.

Oh, this should be interesting. 😁🤣😂

It was bound to come crashing down eventually. Better now than later, I suppose. 😍

http://youtu.be/ttSmZknU9mI

http://divinecosmos.com/start-here/d...it-end-tyranny

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ya2nwNcAaHA

Oh man, just when I finally got comfortable. What's next? Is the government gonna swoop in and seize my business and my house too?

That’s actually a pretty solid initiative if you ask me. It honestly baffles me why those SS units didn't pitch something similar to the French or the Russians once World War II wrapped up.
It would be received incredibly well, and I’m certain people would jump at the chance.
🙂