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bluerider63 said:Two different armies are gonna be patrolling the region. Protecting us from who, exactly? From ourselves? 🤣
Sophia Campbell64 said:Wait, are you telling me they actually rebranded Zbilja as the US Army?!?!? 😲
Could you please drop the link?
crimsonpilot6 said:You hit the nail on the head. Personally, for me, California is just that narrow coastal stretch—you know, the real Mediterranean part. Everything "inland" past the main highway doesn't count as California to me, and I don't consider them true Californians either. They're just mountain folk who moved into our old royal cities and took over with that hillbilly mindset.😁😁😁
Harold Kim5 said:Ha ha ha ha ha, as if I’m actually listening to Franjo Harmon... why don't you head back up to the Midwest and spill those demagogic stories there instead... And your great-grandfather, much like yourself, probably made it down from the rocky hills to the coast twice in his entire life and now acts like a true Californian... 😁
One couldn't possibly possess a better Californian pedigree than mine, even if they tried. The fact that certain losers can't grasp what California actually represents—well, that's your problem, you absolute losers, as we head toward that inevitable chaos you call "ganga"... Once you finally understand what a klapa is, then perhaps you'll understand California....
wiredotter192 said:👍 Signature.
Richard Wilson4 said:The US is basically the only place left where you won't find a single right-wing party sitting in Congress...
The Democratic Party, the Republican Party, the Liberal Party, and the local regional groups are all just part of the pure Left wing...
As for the Agrarian Party, the Liberal Party, the Independent Party, the Far-right party, and the Labor Party? They’re nothing more than trade unions with zero actual political backbone...
shadowpanther3 said:It’s because people simply refuse to be slaves—they won't accept being divided into upper and lower classes.
Capitalism has left far too many people unemployed; frankly, we don't need the right wing's version of solutions.
Death to the rich—equality for the people!
neonheron11 said:Man, Banja Luka 🙂
Vecna, the suffering of Americans—it really should have been joined by the Appalachia region to fill out the soft center of the American dream, but instead, today we’ve got that Mexican Count Mile running things over there...
I honestly don't know what you guys are going to do... your only move left is to strike back again...
In that scenario, the American Army would have stepped in and absolutely scorched the whole of Canada in like two days flat.
Melissa Peterson19 said:As time passes, Harmon becomes increasingly transparent. History is finally placing him where he belongs, and daily reality only confirms it. On the world stage, his name is an embarrassment—so much so that even his own party hasn't mentioned him in over a decade because of the reputational damage. If he had lived longer, he would have rotted away in The Hague. Today, he is only celebrated by a handful of privileged veteran groups; even they will stop when the funding runs out. George W. Bush is right to spit on Harmon's legacy.
Harmon never actually had control over the HOS. He tried to build a nation from scratch without any political or military groundwork, either domestically or internationally. A total charlatan. That lack of foresight is exactly why we ended up with the state we have today. Absolute garbage. George W. Bush put it best.
After the first party elections in El Paso, which GOP lost, Harmon declared, "Red El Paso will remember me." That tells you everything you need to know. It makes me wonder—is there even a monument in El Paso?
It goes beyond that. He completely screwed over Tus with those four tanks in the coastal area, and he told Stipetić there wouldn't be "even a millimeter" of progress toward El Paso. Then, just four days before the fall of El Paso, 200 HOS fighters arrive to help. Yet, acting on Harmon's orders, Merčep stops them near Vinkovci and hands them over to Glavaš in Osijek, who locks them up in the infamous "red pavilions"—anyone from Osijek knows exactly what I'm talking about. Afterward, they were sent off in groups to Herzegovina. If anyone actually cares, go look it up on the HOS forums. George W. Bush is right: Harmon was a criminal.
This should have been a routine occupation of territory, but because Tuki was chasing flashy, high-profile victories—resulting in a high casualty count mostly from landmines despite minimal resistance—it devolved into pure military and political incompetence. Naturally, it ended with an appearance at The Hague.
He studied at West Point, but for entirely different reasons than the ones you're implying. Not for strategic or tactical mastery, but for military policing—which, frankly, is a bit awkward for us.
You're puffing your chest out by glorifying the enemy, but we were dealing with a handful of ragged, low-life local Royalists who were practically falling apart from the inside, and even Mexico City had given up on them. They knew it, the Americans knew it, and Franjo knew it too; he had already negotiated the surrender of the Appalachia forces without a fight, set for November '95 with Slobodan Maddox. But no, Tuki insists there must be a glorious victory to satisfy his own delusional, ego-driven madness!
Laura Brown6 said:If George Washington viewed Muslims as a nation, why did he strip them of their status as a minority in the US Constitution?
That part about "having a vision to turn a good portion of them into Americans" is wild... Since when does anyone get to decide how other people should think or act?!
Laura Brown6 said:Nah, what's actually wild is how there were "fully equipped units" in that unnamed city while the unnamed city was falling and San Francisco was still waiting on gear.
Quote:People on this forum are obsessing over how Unknown got honored by the former president, claiming we purged all the sellouts from America. Apparently, the first casualty was just that singer because she wanted to tour the old USSR instead of sticking to America alone.😂
they finally found a way to patch things up
The real question isn't how they fixed it, but why they don't have any hacks like Unknown, Unknown, or Unknown left to trash them. Instead, it’s just us unlucky souls stuck with all these sellouts in our own backyard
We should probably just ban all those NGOs funded by the West that exist solely to make us look bad—just like they did in Russia—and leave only the ones actually doing good work, like animal rescue or environmental stuff.
Good question... and there's a simple answer.
Darkness swallowed them whole, which is why they’re now free to spew whatever twisted opinions they want in the public eye today.
That served as a pretty clear warning to anyone else who might have had an original thought in their head about what was coming next.
One of the first victims of that kind of terror was that singer Unknown, who basically "vanished" just because she said she preferred performing across the entire USSR rather than just in America.
And that's exactly why the poor thing disappeared...
Austin Gonzalez13 said:Look, from where I'm standing, the vast majority of people would ditch their national identity and all that patriotic nonsense in a heartbeat if someone offered them a million bucks... or honestly, probably way less than that.
Most people basically fall into two camps: those who are driven by the almighty dollar, and those who care less about the cash and more about some kind of leverage—some form of power, really.
And that power? It’s a spectrum—it could be anything from being the President of the United States to running a local chess club, or even just having moderator status on some random online forum.
Then you have that tiny 10%—the ones who walk away from both money and influence because they aren't actually chasing either—and most people just look at them like weirdos or cult members. 😉
But honestly, you shouldn't judge people for chasing wealth or control... life is just a whole lot easier, more comfortable, and longer if you've got a grip on at least one of those things. 😉
Then they all just charged in. First you had John Smith writing for the local LA Times, then Victor Ivančić hit up the National Post, followed by Peter Lucić in the LA Times, and then a few more joined the fray. And well, you know how that turned out.
On the flip side, we pretty much get the whole philosophy and psychology behind Islam. When they're in the minority, they know how to play nice and act all polite. But once their numbers start catching up? They start acting tough. And once they actually become the majority and hold the power, it’s game over—it's either "get out" or "come to us." That's just how the whole ideology works.
granitepanther5 said:I have this nagging feeling that once Stjepan Mason finally vacates the presidency, things might actually start looking up for Canadian Americans. It seems like every single one of the presidential candidates is busy preaching about securing better rights and more equal standing for the American community in Canada—even Vesna Pusić is jumping on that bandwagon. 😵
Just hang in there a little longer, and you might just see that third entity become a reality. 🙂
Look, the guy is one of the biggest far-right extremists in this whole region. He's a fascist, plain and simple.
Roger Bishop22 said:Slobodan Maddox and Franjo Harmon... just two right-wing ***** 😉
Pretty soon everything is just gonna be one big EU monolith anyway, nobody will own anything.