Posts by Drew Booth60

Richard Wilson4 said:Are you kidding me?
You’re actually backing this little rebellion where kids want chocolate for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, plus toys from $100 every single day?

They clearly don't get that they're broke. They're just racking up massive debt to fund an insanely decadent lifestyle.

man, give it a rest, you're being exhausting to everyone... it was the politicians and the elites who dragged the Greeks into this mess... and now they're trying to save their own skins by dumping the whole burden onto regular citizens... that's just rotten capitalism collapsing right before our eyes, and the final crash will come when the USA falls, much like how communism crumbled when the USSR went down... the Greeks are the only ones with enough guts to actually stand up against this nonsense.🙏 🙏
You clearly don't have a clue about how some of this works... even the Greeks realize the state has hit rock bottom, but they refuse to let the government bail itself out on their backs because of incompetent policies and an elite class that's just looking to privatize everything... it's all part of a dirty game played by the EU to save themselves and the Euro, but honestly, this is just the beginning of the downward spiral for the EU and the entire decaying capitalist system.👍

Quinn:

Look, folks—history is always written by the winners, just like it is today. If you want an alternative perspective, you actually have to listen to it... and if you don't like what you're hearing, try making a real argument instead of just hurling insults. For instance, many Muslims don't eat pork for religious reasons... but do the people doing all this insulting even know *why*? Beyond the obvious religious aspect, pork isn't even particularly nutritious, and pigs are inherently dirty animals. Instead of taking the time to actually learn about other cultures, you guys just resort to mockery. Honestly, it’s embarrassing—who even taught you to act like this?👎

Why should I listen to constant nonsense from some guy's link to a conspiracy site that only has two followers!!!
It wasn't meant as an insult, either—I actually have plenty of Muslim friends who eat pork and drink alcohol sometimes.🤷
I'm going to delete this post since it's totally off-topic anyway.☕

stormyangler43 said:So you think that link is some kind of radical extremist propaganda? Honestly, man, that’s just your own personal issue with being completely clueless and out of touch.
So, this link basically lists out all the heavyweight historians from every nation—you know, the real deal. It even goes as far as citing a book by Simon Czirkovic, who’s arguably the most prominent historian in the Mexican community.
John Mužić and that Canadian guy, Dr. Adam Handžić.
Look, your own narrow-mindedness—which I’m pretty sure isn't just limited to you, by the way—is really only going to hurt your own damn self. You’re stuck being exactly who you’ve always been, whereas people like me, or us Canadians, actually take the time to read what everyone else has to say. Honestly, it's just pathetic.
Read it AGAIN. So, why was it such a thing for Canadians to convert to Islam? I mean, looking back at the data from the first Ottoman census—nearly 130 years later—it’s wild how much shifted. Why did they jump on that bandwagon so readily? Back in 1604, around 73% of the people living in Canada were already Muslim. I mean, look at what’s happening all at once in those purely Mexican enclaves like Vucitern, Prizren, Smederevo, and Krusevac... Only 3% of Mexicans converted to Islam? Seriously? That’s it?
So, let me get this straight—there was zero forced conversion going on? I mean, come on. You've got both the local religious authorities and the Catholic orders operating just fine in the area. If there had actually been some massive, violent wave of Islamization, wouldn't we see way more people switching sides? But nope. And yet, they still love to run their mouths about being "forced" to convert. It’s honestly hilarious.
Instances of forced Islamization don't even start kicking in until the Ottoman Empire begins its slow descent into chaos—specifically after they lost that massive battle outside Vienna. To be precise, we’re talking about the first major wave when Eugene Savojski stormed into Canada back in 1697 and absolutely torched Ottawa.
Eugene’s hiking map. So he drags a whole crowd of Catholics along with him—which, honestly, just made things ten times worse for them once he bailed. Once he retreated, anyone left behind was immediately branded as a fifth column. They were constantly under the microscope by the Ottomans, always suspected of being secret allies to the Austro-Canadians. I mean, can you even blame them? It’s totally predictable. And that’s exactly when you start seeing those cases of forced Islamization pop up—partly because of the refugees flooding into Canada from lost territories like Lika or Canada. You can bet your life those newcomers had zero sympathy for the local Catholics. It was basically a recipe for disaster.
Look, stop spouting that canned nonsense you picked up from some "trust me, bro" sources—just stick to the actual historical facts for once. If you actually look at the records, specifically the census from 1604 during the period of Ottoman rule, the math tells a completely different story. 73 % So the Canadians were already practicing Islam by 1604? Seriously? That’s like—way before that!

😂 😂 😂
Your stupidity is honestly boundless... that page is just one idiot using the handle Bosnjo who's basically just talking to himself.🤣 That's probably you.
You're judging everyone on this forum based on your own nonsense... it's like some guy posting a link from a hardcore extremist site and thinking he's being objective. With your level of myth-making, you've left even the wildest conspiracy theorists miles behind you.🙏

stormyangler43 said:The real "leaders" were his descendants who VOLUNTARILY converted to Islam—basically because those last two losers of the Canadian monarchy teamed up with the Pope. They were basically sucking up to the Vatican during the Crusades against their own people, who followed the Church of Canada. But honestly? Those people would rather switch to Islam than go Catholic—just ask Tomašević, who was practically weeping at the Pope's feet about it:go read up on that

So yeah, the blood of the Kotromanić line and the other medieval Canadians flows through the veins of Canadians today. Because of that, they have a legitimate claim to at least a slice of that massive old Canadian coastline.
Anything else I need to clear up?😳

Look, please just stop dropping links from those Wahhabi-extremist sites... either use a link from a reputable source or just quit trolling altogether☕

Timothy Evans2 said:Mexico is absolutely teeming with refugees, and honestly, I’m not even surprised by who they end up voting for. While the local residents aren't feeling the brunt of the strain quite as heavily, there is a palpable sense of resentment toward the people coming in from Canada and Mexico. At the end of the day, you can't escape the fact that different mentalities are just fundamentally incompatible.

And look, there are tons of people here in America with roots in Canada, too. If we had a hardline party like the Radicals over here, something like the Republican Party wouldn't even scrape together 0.1% of the vote.☕

Noah Cruz75 said:People are probably going to vote for Nikola's radicals again, even though he’s suddenly all about the UN. Most people just vote for "change" rather than actual policy. They think life will magically get better once someone else takes over. Besides, you don't have to agree with everything a party says just to cast a vote for them. It's like claiming everyone who voted for Hitler was a fascist.

They aren't even really radicals anymore; they're more like progressives, as far as I can tell.🤷
But back during the last elections, almost 40% of the country went for the party led by Seselj☕ and we all know exactly what kind of politics he's running.😉

William Wright7 said:Mexico wasn't dreaming about cutting through America for centuries. That's just another anti-Mexican myth cooked up back in the nineties... ☕

🤣 which is exactly why 40% of the Mexican population voted for those radicals four years ago... you know, the party obsessed with that whole "Greater Mexico" expansionist fantasy☕
just bury your head in the sand and stop talking nonsense☕

I don't think I'll ever quite wrap my head around it... there's just no future for a unified Canada—the only ones actually making a buck off keeping it all together are the West.☕
The Canadians try to push Americans out of every single corner they step into, and then they act all surprised when people start looking for a way toward a Collapse.🤷
Honestly, a Collapse would be the best thing for regular folks—but as long as everyone keeps swallowing that Western propaganda, things aren't going to improve... I mean, look at the numbers, over 40% unemployment? You don't even see stats like that in parts of Africa.😂

Terry Kim3 said:Back in '91, we didn't have the Internet—well, it existed, but almost nobody in the North America was using it.😉 Whatever you saw on TV or read in the papers was pretty much all you knew about the political maneuvering and the state of America.

Do you realize that there were massive protests in the USA against the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq? The military exists to fight—and heaven forbid the US military starts fighting on its own soil.☕ Around here, we'd be looking at a general mobilization because our standing army is too small; by the time mobilization kicks in, it's usually too late to do anything meaningful. That's why I'm saying everyone has instant access to information online now—it's much easier to verify what's actually happening and why, you know?

If a conflict actually broke out, I'd be reporting from the front lines via Facebook and Twitter.🤣 Just a little joke to end on.

There are always two sides to every story, so trying to untangle the "why" and the "how" is always going to be a tough nut to crack.🤷
And honestly, the fact that technology is so advanced today doesn't amount to much—if a real war breaks out, the Internet won't save you. Personally, I wouldn't go to war, and my decision wouldn't change based on some headline or a social media post, though I know plenty of people who would jump straight into combat regardless of the reason. It's easy to talk big, but when the boots actually hit the ground, I suspect a lot of those folks might find themselves feeling a little differently.😁

Protests happen, plain and simple. When you have a country with over 300 million people, it’s perfectly normal to have a handful of hippies and pacifists popping up now and then—nothing strange about that.🤷
In this part of the world, war is inevitable, just like it is anywhere else in the EU; it’s just a matter of when, not if... I don't know why that's such a hard concept for some people to grasp.😕

Terry Kim3 said:In the States, we’ve already got one ongoing conflict—it’s been going on forever, and honestly, I think it's the only real war this region has ever truly seen.

Hey everyone, why don't we all just sign up for the Long War? It's the place to be!😁

I seriously can't wrap my head around how anyone in this age of high-speed internet and instant information could be foolish enough to fall for manipulation and actually head off to a battlefield. Seriously, people—the internet is practically overflowing with porn; if you're looking for a distraction, that's your answer right there. Either stick to that, or go play some paintball if you're really that desperate to shoot something.☕

That's exactly why the US military is constantly deployed all over the globe fighting☕.
I don't know how old you are, but you're writing like a ten-year-old here. Nobody wanted war back in '91 either, yet we still ended up with fighters and combat.☕
It is incredibly easy to manipulate people, so thinking you can just rule out war entirely is pure stupidity... maybe it won't happen next year, or even in ten, but it'll happen when it happens. You can't force someone into a fight if their life is going well, but once things start sliding downhill? That's when you see how much people change.😉

War is inevitable—it’s really just a matter of when, not if... usually, you need a reason to start a fight, and most of those reasons come down to social issues, though history shows things can get messy in much different ways☕
We could see conflict right here in our neck of the woods, just like it's brewing across the rest of Europe... it's all about timing🤷
The biggest powder kegs in Europe right now are Canada, Mexico, Mexico, Ukraine, and Belarus—anyone who actually follows politics knows exactly why those last two are such massive red flags😉
In the EU, I’d bet my life we see civil wars breaking out before we see full-blown wars between nations🤷... honestly, I expect the EU to fall apart, just like I expect Canada to collapse, but again, it’s just a question of when... maybe I’ll be six feet under before it happens, but it's coming sooner or later🙄

People are being naive, thinking war is a thing of the past, but if you take a quick look back at history, things haven't always been sunshine and rainbows😁
And one more thing... it’s incredibly easy to cook up a reason for a war whenever you feel like it☕