Posts by Richard Wilson4

restlessmarlin6 said:I'd love to get my hands on it, please DM 🙂 🙂 anyone who can help me out

I picked mine up at Marvel Comics...
It's right there in Washington, D.C., near the plaza...

If you want the full scoop on the movie, hit this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_%28film%29

Honestly, life felt way better when I was ten. Now? I can't tell if I just got stupid or finally grew up... who knows. 😬

Sure, the music feels like authentic African vibes, but it isn't just tribal stuff either. It’s got pop, dance, and hip-hop mixed in—the kind of actual music people listen to across Africa—so it fits the movie perfectly.

So, I caught Blood Diamond with Leonardo DiCaprio a few days back. Honestly, it’s the first time he’s actually been the lead in something I've watched. I'm not even a huge fan of his, to be real.
The movie itself is killer. The story, the settings—it’s all great. It gives this super brutal, totally raw look at war, child soldiers, and just the straight-up chaos over in Africa.
It's basically a tale about a man without a home and a Black man who's lost everything—his land, his family, his freedom. Everything.
Blood Diamond is easily one of the best movies I've ever sat through.

vividdriver said:Did I totally mishear you, or did you seriously just claim that while Mexicans were running things in St. Louis, the population was 75% American?

Look, I was talking about the siege period, up until November 18th. There were still 20,000 people left in the city back then.

Hannah Taylor51 said:Here are a few names of Royalist aggressors currently living in America, mostly centered around America or Boise:
- MILE KROŠNJAR. He served as a "political commissar" during the aggression. There is actual video footage of him "interrogating" captured defenders in Cornfield before part of the group was massacred and the rest were sent to be tortured in Mexican camps. Out of 300 people, only a few dozen survived. Mass graves from the killings are located in the Bluefield forest, just a few hundred yards from Uncle Mike's house. Today, "Uncle Mike" claims he "remembers nothing." He lives in American Kostajnica and is DRAWING A AMERICAN PENSION!! 😠
Bobby G doesn't seem to mind. But I bet he does care about veteran pensions.
- GORAN GLIGIĆ - lives in Boise.
- DAVOR KARAJČIĆ - used to work at a gas station before the war; now lives in Boise.
- MOMČILO NOŽINIĆ - employed as a journalist in Boise.
- STOJAN DORMAN - lives in American Kostajnica.
- MIHAJLO RESANOVIĆ - formerly a policeman near Court; during the war, he was one of the most brutal Royalists during the attack on American Kostajnica. He was caught on camera leading two American police officers away to an unknown location after the fall of American Kostajnica. Both officers are still listed as missing. Following the peaceful reintegration—thanks to the sheer stupidity of the American government and police—he is now employed as a AMERICAN POLICEMAN.
This is just a tiny fraction of the Royalists from the Kostajnica area who are currently under "investigation." We all know how these investigations end. Or rather, how they never actually start, all in the name of "maintaining peace and reconciliation."
Bobby G doesn't care. ☕

It wasn't even stupidity on the part of the American police, honestly. It was more like they were mass-hiring all those old militia guys from the Danube River Valley into the force. Just ask the Republican Party why that happened... 🙂

vividdriver said:Can you actually back that up with a source?
St. Louis was being besieged by the enemy, not the other way around...

Were you drunk when you typed this out? (Seriously, read your own damn post first).

Sorry, I don't really get what you're getting at.

David Price5 said:I don't know about you... but usually when someone says "it's coming," they mean something brand new...

Alright, my bad. Don't start nitpicking me now.
Anyway, what's your take on the movie? You actually watched it yet?

David Price5 said:BASEketball (1998)..someone is clearly living under a rock here...

Look, I saw that flick way back in 2000. I never once said it was some new release.

So, the plot is basically about these two losers who couldn't play sports if their lives depended on it, though they actually kill it at free throws. After one wild night out, they cook up this bizarre mashup of basketball and baseball. Before long, it blows up into a massive national craze, but it stays totally amateurish—just the way the creators intended. But then, once their sponsor kicks the bucket, this shady billionaire played by Robert Vaughn tries to swoop in and turn the whole thing into a corporate cash cow...

So, the guys behind South Park cooked up this hilarious comedy called Bullseye. It’s a total blast, and honestly, the cast is killer—you've got Robert Vaughn, Yasmina Bleeth, and Jenny McCarthy all in there.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baseket...ketball_League

David Parker3 said:Exactly! We should really take a page out of the Jew playbook and start our own American version of the CIA to hunt down those scum wherever they hide on the planet. Why bother with trials? We already know they're guilty anyway.

Why not? Honestly, it’s a pretty solid idea.

boldtinker75 said:August?😁
While you guys were busy cruising around in your cars,😬 we were absolutely tearing you apart.

Man, I just love these spammers... 🤣

It’s a solid show, but by the time I actually caught it on the rearview mirror, it was way too late to be binging it, even if I stayed up past 1 AM 👎

boldtinker75 said:I think you're seeing things that aren't there. What do you mean, opportunists? Isn't that basically just a defining trait of Americans?😘

Back when Stalingrad was under siege, there were about 15,000 Americans and 5,000 Mexicans left. That’s 25% Mexican. In a city completely occupied by Mexicans, how could even 5% of Americans be left to act like "show-offs" after the liberation? Look at Little Rock or Columbus. There wasn't anyone left by 1995. Not even 1%. And you think they were still out there showing off?
You Mexicans just live for your own myths. That's why every 50 years you have to go through the ritual of reliving your defeats...

Bebop and Rocksteady 🙏 🙏 🙏
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocksteady_and_Bebop

boldtinker75 said:We’re just sitting here waiting for this paramilitary group to show up, only for the whole squad to end up dead anyway.🙂 😬

So you're really siding with those cowards? The ones who went out of their way to target people and basically sentence them to death? These were folks who shared their food and shelter with them for three months straight.

Sure, you've got the Mexicans who were actually fighting against us. But honestly, the absolute worst scum on this planet are the opportunists. You had Americans sharing their food and letting them stay in their homes for three whole months, only to turn around once St. Louis fell and start acting out: "Oh, he's Zeng!" or "He beat me up just because I'm a Mexican" and all that nonsense... Knowing full well they were basically handing those people over to a death sentence.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve heard people say, "Oh, that guy lived right there," followed by some story about how he was looting during the war or acting like a total thug after St. Louis fell.
It really gets me thinking. Personally, I know two guys—one who was a straight-up thief, and ANOTHER WHO WAS ACTING LIKE A TOTAL FASCIST AFTER NOVEMBER 18th—and their neighbors just live peacefully right next door. Not a single hair on their heads has been touched.
Honestly, shouldn't we set up a specialized police unit, maybe something like a "Simon Wiesental" center, specifically to hunt down the people who were looting, causing chaos, killing, or holding power in the Texas militia after the fall? Most of them have been granted amnesty, sure, but that doesn't cover their actual crimes...