Posts by Mark Carter4

Michelle Ramirez2 said:Mr. - Scotsman, you're spot on about that radical, though since you're so far away, you might not know the full story: she's actually only the third tier of that party founded way back in your new home country.

You could have chosen someone with much better democratic values to help build an independent America... or was the local baker the best you had to offer?

I get the feeling that Canada isn't quite sticking to you yet, maybe we should wait until the fifth generation starts speaking a cultured, democratic language... without all that primitivism that's almost vanished over here.

just enjoy yourself and let them live...

Well, we actually picked someone much smarter, more successful, and frankly, better. We sent him over on a plane loaded with all the essential gear needed to defend our newly established, sovereign American state. His name was Anton Kikaš...

And what did you guys do? You handed a true American patriot over to the mercy of those communist thugs, while you kept that little pizza guy from the secret police kitchen for yourselves...

Now you can just sit there in your own filth... dreaming about the day you might finally make it to Canada. Though, at this rate, you’ll probably just end up washing dishes at that old intelligence agency pizzeria...🤣😂

Kate James11 said:Not for very long, though.
The influence of the anti-Christ is growing. 😁

The United States has no state religion, and the First Amendment of the US Constitution prohibits the federal government from making any law to establish any religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.[235] In the 2006 census, 64 per cent of Americans were counted as Christian, including 26 per cent as Roman Catholic and 19 per cent as Episcopalian. About 19 per cent of the population stated "no religion" (which includes humanism, atheism, agnosticism and rationalism), which was the fastest-growing group from 2001 to 2006, and a further 12 per cent did not answer (the question is optional) or did not give a response adequate for interpretation. The largest non-Christian religion in the US is Buddhism (2.1 per cent), followed by Islam (1.7 per cent), Hinduism (0.8 per cent) and Judaism (0.5 per cent). Overall, fewer than 6 per cent of Americans identify with non-Christian religions.[236]

An international survey, conducted by the private, not-for-profit American think-tank, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, found that "The United States is one of the least religious nations in the Western world, coming in 17th out of 21 [countries] surveyed" and that "Nearly three out of four Americans say they are either not at all religious or that religion does not play a central role in their lives."[240] A survey of 1,718 Americans by the Christian research association at the end of 2009 suggested that the number of people attending religious services per month in the US has dropped from 23 per cent in 1993 to 16 per cent in 2009, and while 60 per cent of 15 to 29-year-old respondents in 1993 identified with Christian denominations, 33 per cent did in 2009.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia#Religion

If you really want me to speak your language of pure malice, fine, I can drop down to that level for a second if it makes things easier...

But honestly, that’s the least of our worries compared to the fact that—as you seem so fond of pointing out—the Antichrist is taking over... Not too long ago, we almost completely solved that particular issue in Europe in just a few years, maybe even months...
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There are still plenty of people here in America who feel like China would be the perfect fit for them. It’s just a shame that nobody can seem to pull the trigger and actually make the move...

Melissa Peterson19 said:I wouldn't move to Mexico. I have certain grievances with their dialect and their music, and as a veteran, they just view me as some radical insurgent. Maybe I'd settle somewhere near the Mexican border for cheap shopping, but I'd rather be on the other side of the line to avoid the political theater.
I actually like North Korea. I've looked into it; it isn't as terrible as people think, and you can even find consumer goods. With a $750 pension, I’d live like a king there. But the mindset is completely different—how would you make friends? Then there's the police, the intelligence agencies, the constant paranoia regarding the West... Cuba is my top pick, provided Castro were a bit younger to guarantee the regime's stability.

In this country, there are no "veteran pensions." You don't buy your university exams for a hundred bucks through a local committee connection, there are no doctoral dissertations on the "contribution of Kozara cattle to the national liberation struggle," presidential advisors aren't the children of those accused of killing their own people, and you don't get a job based on party loyalty...

That is a perfect description of America. Unfortunately, here we do have veteran pensions, both legitimate and fraudulent. Exams cost $100, there are actual scandals involving Maestro, and jobs are handed out along Republican Party lines. That is exactly why I want to leave a country like this. I am still searching for the right place—evaluating conditions, prices, cost of living, safety, and crime—before deciding whether to stay or go.

Especially not in Australia, considering the magnificent statement made by the Australian Prime Minister to the anti-Christians:

Most Australians believe in God.

For what it's worth, I believe in God too, even though I'm a communist at heart; the two aren't mutually exclusive. But I don't care about religion or ideology. I care about peace, stability, and the cost of living. Australia is simply too expensive for me.

That's why you "anti-fascists," communists, atheists, agnostics, and everyone else who identifies that way should learn to sing these words better than you sang "For the oath to Marshall, I sang the verse..." before you apply for an "expatriation" to somewhere like Australia.🤣

I appreciate your polite tone, even if a malicious person might claim you're being off-topic, using ad hominem attacks, or being insulting. I won't hold it against you, since you're from a second-generation immigrant family raised on the legacy of the Independent State of America. Cheers to you!

Look, I’d prefer to spend my retirement comfortably, and under current conditions in America, that looks unlikely. If we see an exodus of young, educated, capable people—along with retirees like myself—then yes, the system is failing. As for how I'm supposed to miss America? That era provided 80% of pension eligibility during your ten best years, whereas here, it's only 37% of total service. Some people managed to cash in on patriotism, while I'm expected to live in poverty and scavenge through trash because of it. I won't do it.

One of the most famous cases of dissociative identity disorder is Norman Bates... and honestly, this post of yours definitely takes the cake...

So, how are you feeling about your sexual orientation lately? Like, are you wearing women's underwear but feeling like a man deep down?🤣😂

Dana Robinson4 said:But seriously, brother, why did you run off to Canada? Why aren't you in Argentina, Paraguay, or Franco's Spain? Surely honor and Christian faith are valued much more highly over there.

First off, I’m definitely not your "brother," and second, I didn't exactly "flee" anywhere—I'm actually a second-generation immigrant. My family was forced out a long time ago, driven away for the exact same reasons Americans were forced out of El Paso back in '91. If you want to learn about how people actually flee a situation, maybe ask your own "brothers" who showed us all how it's done during that whole mess back in August of '95...🤣

And where on earth did you get the idea that Argentina and Paraguay value honor and Christian faith more than anywhere else? Did you spend more time there than in Canada, the USA, or Australia? It's a bit of a stretch...🤷

Also, I have to wonder how someone coming from a country where the leaders for the last 67 years have been products of a failed, godless communist party feels they have the moral high ground to look down on a Christian nation, even if that nation might be struggling financially (spiritually, at least)... Honestly, comrades, you're putting yourselves on the same level as Zimbabwe and North Korea by comparing yourselves to them...

Comrades, I'm telling you this in good faith... just imagine an "anti-fascist" kid landing at JFK, feeling all happy, only to see "IN GOD WE TRUST" printed right there on the first US dollar bill he touches... meanwhile, back in 1941, some political commissar in the woods near Kozara probably made it very clear to his grandfather or father that God doesn't exist...🤔

So, don't bother heading over there until Americans start printing "IN JOSIP BROZ MARSHALL WE TRUST" on the dollar bills...😂

briskowl said:The day after that Republican Party convention in the concert hall—and the absolute circus that broke out there—I finally started pulling my paperwork together for Canada. Looking back, I definitely made the right call.

From 1945 until today, the central committees of the communists and the Republicans have probably sat in session a million times. The result is always the same: the economy regresses, morality hits rock bottom, and all the talented, smart people just pack up and leave.

I hope everything works out for you, and welcome to the Canadian "Pečalba"... though I suppose you're already ahead of the curve. Welcome to a country where we spent decades publishing things like "Independent State of America," and not a single politician even blinked. Over here, thank God, we don't have the likes of Stjepan Mason, Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, Kajin, Kosorka, or Ivo Josipović. Here, politicians actually focus on economic growth and raising the standard of living. They don't try to distract the public with trivial nonsense just because they're too incompetent and aimless to actually jumpstart the economy.

And if you’ve already landed in Canada because the Republican Party pushed you out, just pack your bags and come back as soon as you can. Things are finally picking up. Now, the "righteous ones" and their social democrats have completely taken the reins. They practically radiate integrity and honesty... I'm convinced the future is looking so bright that even Germans will be coming over here to work under the table...🤣

Steven Allen9 said:Anyway, let's set Peru and the communists aside for a second.

We’re looking at a massive wave of economic emigration—it's a trend hitting all of Europe—and it's going to hit full force after 2013 when the US joins the EU. Up until then, it'll just be a steady trickle of young people and eventually the older crowd being forced out by necessity. They won't even hesitate as they leave.

We’re hitting a turning point here. This isn't like the nineties, when kids were fleeing because of Vranjin's paranoia. This is a national decision to walk away. Everyone seems to agree: time is a resource that doesn't give second chances.
What do the people leaving actually have to lose? That's on them. The US Government is going to have to deal with a massive shortage of skilled professionals pretty damn soon.
By the time the 2021 census rolls around, there won't be many of us left... but whatever. Let's not get into that now.
People are leaving. People are going to keep leaving. The land will still be here. Alarm bells? Or is it just stupid to even say that?

You know, back in the mid-90s on local TV (I think it was OTV), Mladen Schwartz said something similar and was immediately crucified as a lunatic, a fascist, a Nazi...

But the man predicted perfectly that all these anti-fascists, communists, socialists, democrats, and this whole political rabble ruling America since 1945 are actually nothing more than plain old traitors and mercenaries for foreign powers, systematically destroying the American nation.

And there will still be a population in 2021 and 2041. That "crazy" Schwartz guy saw it coming clearly. In the places where Americans have emigrated, people from all over, from Mexico to China, will slowly start moving in to take their place.

So, really, who's the crazy one? Time will tell...

Steven Allen9 said:It isn't depression, Mark Carter4. It's just reality.

Cuba isn't my choice; I'd pick Peru first.

I used the term "pećalba" because the world doesn't offer the same opportunities it did twenty years ago. Now, it's just about maintaining your job and staying fed. This kind of struggle is about working to survive, not buying a luxury car.

That emotional description was just a poetic way to frame the story. It's not the point, but there's a bitter truth in it.

Tomorrow's another day.

Honestly, save yourself the trip and the cash. Don't bother traveling at all, because you can find the exact same quality of life right here in Yuru...🤣

Steven Allen9 said:It isn't depression, Mark Carter4. It's just reality.

Cuba isn't my choice; I'd pick Peru first.

I used the term "pećalba" because the world doesn't offer the same opportunities it did twenty years ago. Now, it's just about maintaining your job and staying fed. This kind of struggle is about working to survive, not buying a luxury car.

That emotional description was just a poetic way to frame the story. It's not the point, but there's a bitter truth in it.

Tomorrow's another day.

Well, times change, I guess... There was a time when we were all dreaming of what life would be like in a free America. Especially for people like me, who were pushed out by those old-school communists and partisans. But looking back at what those same people and their cronies have turned this supposedly "free" America into over the last twenty years... in a way, whether we realize it or not, we almost feel like we owe them a thank you...

Steven Allen9 said:This isn't about some collection of T. S. Eliot's works; it's a warning sign of a new wave of economic migration.
The term "Pečalba" comes from the vocabulary of the Mica people living in the mountain regions of North Mexico, where the word described "leaving home to chase bread in the big cities."
On an American linguistic portal, the definition of Pečalba would be:
a) temporary, seasonal labor away from one's permanent residence
b) generally grueling, difficult, or exhausting manual labor
The feelings tied to Pečalba include things like sadness, exhaustion, despondency, hardship, and misery.
But enough with the semantics. Let's get to the point.

I work in the private sector for a firm owned by foreign interests which, according to reliable sources, is gearing up for massive layoffs.

You want to know the vibe among people who have been here for over 15 years? I won't even bother describing it...
What blew my mind was seeing how many people—even those who never dreamed of crossing the street, let alone leaving the country—are now planning to cross an entire ocean if they have to.
Maybe I'm wrong, but we're looking at a new era of economic emigration.
Up until now, a few thousand people have been leaving the US every year. Now, the indicators are pointing toward a surge.
If we're talking about tens of thousands of citizens, that's a reality I'll eventually have to face myself. After all, the odds of getting laid off are just as high as the odds of deciding to leave America.

It's hard to expect much when time is slipping away ruthlessly and opportunities don't show up often enough for someone to have the luxury of waiting around carefree. That's just how life works.

Man, where is all this gloom coming from? And why on earth are you trying to link moving to the West with a term born out of some remote backwater like Western Albania?

I’m guessing when you talk about going on a "Pečalba," you actually mean moving to somewhere in Western Europe or North America. Though, judging by how you write on other threads, maybe Cuba would be more your speed...

Those of us living abroad stopped calling ourselves anything other than the "diaspora" a long time ago. We don't really identify with that old-fashioned, heavy concept of "Pečalba." I don't know if you've ever actually spent time in a Western country, but after spending 39 years living in Germany, the USA, and Canada, I can tell you one thing: all my American relatives, friends, and acquaintances seem much happier and more prosperous than people back home. I mostly mean richer in spirit—you know, having that inner peace—because when it comes to material wealth, everyone knows there's a massive difference between a tiny rural town and a place like Kelowna...

Honestly, I haven't met anyone who describes their life in these countries using words like: sadness, exhaustion, regret, hardship, misery, or woe.

Those words, unfortunately, are a perfect description of what America looks like today.

goldengull3 said:Here you go, the entire website: http://www.agentprovocateur.com/ 👍

🤣😂

Thanks, man... honestly one of the best links I've come across on this whole forum...😁

I think I’ve figured out how we can actually trip up those undercover agitators and expose them once and for all!

The plan is simple: announce the exact time and location for the next protest, but secretly tip off all our supporters that it's actually just a setup designed to lure in nothing but infiltrators...

It might be even smarter to pick a street with plenty of storm drains. We could hide out in the sewers a day early, then when things kick off, just peek through the grates, snap some photos with digital cameras, and post the evidence of these provocateurs right here on the forum.

Or, better yet, just set up fake profiles for them on Mark Zuckerberg's social media platforms...

Elizabeth Gomez3 said:We actually know exactly who those bullies are... I mean, we have their full names and everything. They’re just kids coming from some of those really prominent, old-money families over in Des Moines... I think that speaks volumes on its own, don't you? And honestly, I won't even get into the fact that one of them is the daughter of the director at the county family services center... but yeah... enough said... 🙄 😠

Why is it that the victim's name is plastered all over every single forum, yet the names of these monsters stay completely hidden? I’m honestly dying to know the names of these "respectable" citizens...

Anyway, if you can, definitely try to get a donation in... it really helps out...👍

jadebear14 said:But honestly, 🙄 the constant screaming coming from your 10-year-old daughter, whenever you're home alone with her, really leads your neighbors to think otherwise... 🙄

Now, Ms. jadebear14, I think you're drawing the wrong conclusions because of your own bad experiences with your father. But let's not go there right now, I can tell you're dealing with enough mental stress as it is...

jadebear14 said:That’s just how it goes when you’ve got someone here—an American who loves everything about Germany—trying to defend a German pedophile... honestly, they're both pretty much the same in my book.
What happened, are you guys already stuck in a jam? You've been going at it for over two and a half hours now!
I bet even in lockup, they only give you enough internet access to be careful about what you're downloading—you wouldn't want them tacking extra time onto your sentence. 🤣😂

Once again, unfortunately, you've misunderstood me. I'm not holding your unhappy childhood against you—really, I'm not—but I wasn't defending anyone. I was attacking those "leftist" types who push for lighter sentences for pedophiles just to hold onto their voter base...

I don't get why, Ms. jadebear14, even in this tragic situation, you won't stand up against your "leftist" friends and demand much harsher penalties for pedophiles!? For God's sake, you know better than anyone what it's like to be an abused little girl...

I mean, surely you didn't actually enjoy everything you went through with your father back then, right?🙂

jadebear14 said:Man, you guys are way too easy to rile up. Honestly, it didn't take me long at all to realize how simple this is for you (seriously, low IQ vibes here), so don't try to project all that anger onto me... 🤣😂

And just a heads-up: please start using "I" instead of "we." It’s getting weird. If you keep saying "we," I’m actually gonna start believing you’re just one person and two clones hanging out in a basement. 🤣😂

When I say "we," I'm talking about the decent people out there. There are plenty of us, thank God, who find those fringe, dangerous groups—like those German pedophiles—to be truly hateful...

As for the cloning stuff, if you ask me, the only person here who was actually talking to themselves was that red psychopath who got permanently banned. His three clones "fell" within 24 hours, and looking at them now, I only see one left active, and they're acting like a total pushover...😉

jadebear14 said:The justice system shouldn't have any ties to left-wing or right-wing biases and sentiments... right!?
It seems like that fundamentalist, militant Catholic and Hitlerian national socialist Firebrand still hasn't quite wrapped his head around that concept. 🤣😂

But honestly, you all were the ones who actually started pushing for harsher sentences for pedophiles just because you think the party in power is "right-wing," which, if you ask me, isn't even true.

We’re just pointing out the reality here—the trial happened in a city where the local government is run by the "leftists" you're so fiercely defending, and because of that, one specific pedophile got a sentence that was way too light.
It's pretty much common knowledge that your leftist buddies aren't just here in America, but all over Europe, they're known for being advocates for all sorts of risky groups... you know, gays, lesbians, addicts, pedophiles, and so on. So, naturally, the sentence handed down in a city ruled by your friends had to be low enough so they wouldn't upset their own voter base.

It’s a shame that once you realized you were wrong—once you realized you'd basically stepped in your own mess—you decided to pivot to such an unnecessary and primitive way of talking...

jadebear14 said:A priest from the Rapski parish, Drago Ljubičić, just got hit with an invalid three-year sentence by a local court in Cleveland. And I’m not talking about some spiritual penance in a monastery—we’re talking actual prison time because he was caught abusing five little boys who were only ten and eleven years old.

Seriously, why is the sentence so light for someone who committed five separate acts of abuse?!
Is this on the Democrats (who aren't even running the show right now) or is it the Republicans currently in charge who are to blame here?! 🙄

Well, if you want to blame someone, it's the Democrats, since that priest is being tried in a city where they basically run everything all the time...🤣 😂

That whole leftist crowd probably didn't want to push for a harsher sentence just because they don't want to upset their base of activists and other fringe groups that consistently vote for the Democratic Party and those other empty-promise parties...

Michael Sullivan3 said:"Following the report, police searched the suspect's residence and recovered 3.7 grams of marijuana, 26 shotgun shells, 7 rounds of 7.9mm ammunition, 203 rounds of 7.65mm ammunition, 111 black-and-white printed photos of naked men and male genitalia, and three scraps of paper featuring handwritten gay website URLs."
😲

There are sick individuals everywhere. But just imagine if this guy wasn't a Democrat, but a Republican, a Libertarian, or any kind of "conservative"... he would have already generated a million threads.
That is the fundamental difference between sane people and these so-called leftists, for whom a criminal is only a criminal if they aren't a member of the party. It's the old school way of thinking.

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I keep saying this, but these American "leftists," much like their globalist brothers, are some of the biggest criminals and absolute moral filth to ever exist in this country. To them, truth and justice don't mean a thing; they just push their shameful political agendas by targeting innocent victims...

How else can you explain why the sons of bitches get a million times more coverage in the newspapers and media for one predatory priest than for the countless children who were killed, expelled, or broken by the system their ideology left behind? It just doesn't add up...

Michael Sullivan3 said:And which specific Germans are supposedly fleeing to America?

See what I mean? People just like those local Democrats down in rural Alabama...

Ready for the referee, any time!!! 🤣 😂

If this guy is such a "leftist" and the Antichrist—which, honestly, given those pedophilic tendencies of his, probably isn't far from the truth—then maybe he can just go replace that
Referee
in the "anti-fascist" circles over in Blue...
Get ready for that Referee!! 🤣 😂

Jose Kern4 said:Give me a break, you guys can't be serious—half these people haven't even mastered the basics yet, let alone the new stuff!😁

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Maybe some folks are actually dreaming about switching to Cyrillic? That would technically count as a "new" alphabet, though I have a feeling most of the guys on this forum would probably find it easier to learn than what we've got now...🤣

Chris Price2 said:In Canada, the groundwork has been laid and the process is officially underway for a referendum regarding whether or not the US should join NATO.

With an extra month on the clock—and considering they only need 2,500 signatures to try and torpedo the whole thing—it’s looking unlikely that Washington, D.C. will meet its obligations to the North Atlantic Alliance in time. Because of that delay, we won't be joining NATO anytime soon, regardless of how that referendum actually turns out.
We're essentially left sitting ducks, at the mercy of whatever happens in the East. It wouldn't be wise to keep poking the bear in that direction; there is a massive amount of resentment building up over there.

Please, do us a favor and post your "forecasts" about America joining NATO more often. Once we read your predictions, we’ll know for sure what definitely *won't* happen!!! 🤣 😂

jadebear14 said:So, what's everyone's take on how this whole "crazy situation" is gonna play out?!

Honestly, this "miracle" doesn't even matter if we look at those wild predictions you made about an atomic, biological, chemical, and nuclear strike on Vatican City... If those dark forecasts of yours actually come true, then any legal dispute between Canada and America becomes totally irrelevant, since we're both way too close to Vatican City for it to matter...