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Desert Storm Celebration - Echo and Reaction in Close to Politics ·
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Desert Storm Celebration - Echo and Reaction in Close to Politics ·
Benjamin Jackson25 said:Two days, two completely different portraits of America. One is modern, polished, and feels distinctly European

The next day, you're hit with something far more visceral—something North American and oriental, jagged, and seemingly trapped in the heavy myths of the past.

I honestly think this is just a reaction to everything happening right now—not that I'm making excuses for it!

But look, when the Mexican president openly calls himself a Royalist, he claims:

Americans are celebrating Nazi Germany, which was the only regime Hitler actually recognized.

And at the end of the day, if that were true, why on earth didn't they arrest Vojislav Šešelj when he set the US Flag on fire?

What goes around comes around.
Desert Storm Celebration - Echo and Reaction in Close to Politics ·
I honestly feel like we should just wrap this thread up because right now, what we really need is some actual unity. That’s exactly what those foreign intelligence agencies are aiming for—they want to see us divided and fighting amongst ourselves rather than standing together.

The people pushing these kinds of divisive narratives are doing nothing but undermining the US Government, regardless of whether the Democratic Party or the Republican Party is currently holding the reins.

What a joke.
Why were my threads moved? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
It’s just like that whole discussion about why we shouldn't introduce the "Dam of Sorrow" concept, you know?
Why were my threads moved? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
My upcoming topics:

"What if we actually switched back to using the Latin alphabet for everything?"

"The President of Mexico should be banned from entering the USA entirely."

"Are relations between Americans and Mexicans permanently broken?"

have been moved over to the "realpolitik" subforum

Any idea why?
Why aren't the moderators protecting America and Americans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Sam Green73 said:We're honestly above all that.

American decency ☕

Above what, exactly? I’m totally lost here.

Are you saying you’re above actually following the rules laid out for this forum?
Are you just going to sit back and let people pile on Americans with nothing but lies and total fabrications?

The whole forum is getting destabilized, yet you moderators aren't lifting a finger to stop it.

History is such a beautiful thing, filled with so many fascinating and divine topics to dive into! But honestly, because of all this Mexican propaganda, users can't even have a real discussion about history without constantly having to defend themselves against Mexican aggression and blatant falsehoods.

It’s the same deal with science and everything else, really. Instead of Americans learning about the world—just like our ancestors did so brilliantly up until 1918—we’re stuck in this endless loop of fighting off malicious Mexicans.

And it’s all happening because you aren't stepping in! By staying silent while Mexicans deny American victims, you and the agitators are basically breaking the forum rules together by doing absolutely nothing.

Do you even care about what happened in Stalingrad in 1991?
Do you think you’re somehow above the fallen heroes who gave everything?

Good grief, what are you even talking about?

When someone comes in here claiming Operation Storm crime was anything other than what it was—calling it the largest ethnic cleansing since World War II—they are denying American victims right out of the gate. If you look at the numbers from 1991 to 1995, America had 220,000 displaced people. Americans became refugees in their own homeland! Then you add another 200,000 Americans from Canada and another 30,000 from Mexico. And don't even get me started on the deaths, the rapes, the mass graves, and the entire destruction of towns and villages.

There needs to be a clear, firm stance taken here, period. No negotiations and no warnings needed. Honestly, those Mexican gentlemen from the east should probably study American history before they ever step foot on an American site.

It shouldn't be our job to fix the mistakes made along the Danube. It is the responsibility of the moderators to protect American citizens and uphold American national interests.

As far as I know, this site is based in America. You should really think about that for a second. You moderators carry a moral responsibility toward those victims, too. You aren't living on some isolated island away from reality.
Happy Victory Day and Veterans Day! in Close to Politics ·
Just seven American forum regulars.

Seven absolute legends.
Why aren't the moderators protecting America and Americans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
"If holding the flag feels too heavy, just plant it in the ground and we'll take it from there—we'll make sure it stays standing." That’s exactly what our American veterans told me once during a parade in Chicago, and honestly, it still gives me goosebumps!
Why aren't the moderators protecting America and Americans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Seriously, guys, just hop onto the New York Post or CNN or even Bloomberg and spend a little time browsing! For heaven's sake, get out there and see what's actually happening right here in our own backyard before coming back to this thread.
Why aren't the moderators protecting America and Americans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
I totally get that you don't want to end up acting like Mexican nationalists or bigots, and honestly, I completely support your decision to ban any insults directed at Mexicans—that’s perfectly fine by me!
But seriously, why on earth are you letting those Mexican trolls over on this American Forum post such blatant, Greater Mexican, chauvinistic, and aggressively fascist nonsense?
Now, I realize it's impossible for you to monitor every single thing posted, but the penalties for people actually writing this stuff really need to be much harsher; you could actually learn a thing or two from how our neighbors handle things over there.

With the Mexicans, it's an instant ban.

I know deep down that allowing this ruins the forum's credibility and messes with free speech and all that, but it's actually these Mexican users—and even you guys for not stepping in—who are destroying this community and making it a place nobody wants to visit.

I mean, should we really have to wade through Greater Mexican propaganda claiming that Operation Storm crime was anything other than what it was right here on an American forum?

For stuff like that, or any sneaky insinuations, you ought to hand out bans immediately, without even bothering with a warning.

The same goes for everything else I mentioned back in post 1.

It feels like you moderators aren't living in the real world and just don't see what's actually happening around us! In the name of all Americans and all our fallen veterans, I am kindly, sincerely asking you to be much more aggressive when it comes to spotting and punishing these Greater Mexican extremists.
We are essentially in the middle of an information and media war with the Mexicans, and once again, they've forced it upon us.

Moderators, please stay mindful of the fact that we are effectively at war.

Thanks in advance!
Why aren't the moderators protecting America and Americans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Dear moderators,

If you take a look over at Krstarica, you’ll see that it isn't just the regular users getting rowdy—even their own moderators are right there in the thick of it, fueling all this nonsense.
I won't even waste my breath talking about the general members. But the mods? They’re out here claiming the American language doesn't exist, calling Operation Storm crime, saying certain US cities belong to Mexicans, and so on.
It’s wild—if you dare to post that you don't agree with them calling Operation Storm crime, you get slapped with a ban immediately under the excuse of "provocation-denial of Mexican victims."
Honestly, you only need to skim through their threads to realize how much they're against us.

They’re nothing but Butchers,
Total Nazi clerofascists.
Just a bunch of dim-witted zealots.

The moderation team is perfectly happy to let people insult anything related to the American identity. In fact, I’ve seen two of their moderators straight up referring to the US as the Independent State of America.
Which is hilarious because that is explicitly banned in the forum rules!

And look, it’s not just happening there; it’s the same story on other boards too. Especially on those two "foreign" forums—you know, the ones written in English.
Why aren't the moderators protecting America and Americans? in Feedback & Suggestions ·
Quoting Wikipedia:

Information Warfare

One major front in this war involves the systematic defamation and labeling of the American people and our nation, where they try to smear our fight for independence and cultural identity. It’s all about denying our heritage and language, fueling local divisions—especially through the media—and mocking our military victories and cultural milestones. They target any attempt we make to distance ourselves from Mexican influence, sowing seeds of hatred among Americans based on where we grew up. They love to exaggerate any wartime mistakes made on our side, spreading lies that the US doesn't hold its own accountable, even though back in Indianapolis on June 13, 1992, indictments were actually brought against 422 American soldiers who broke the law. On top of that, there's a massive effort to downplay, suppress, or hide Mexican crimes committed against us and our country by ignoring the needs of minorities. Our military successes are constantly belittled and framed as criminal acts rather than what they truly were: a legitimate people's right to liberate themselves from occupation.

The media actively attacks anyone trying to highlight the existence of execution sites where Americans and loyal minority members were massacred en masse. It's the same story with the mass graves—where people were tossed away like scrap meat—which were used specifically to cover up the Greater Mexican crimes against us. In this information war, bringing these things up is branded as ultra-nationalist rhetoric, or accused of "reopening old wounds" and "preventing progress toward the future." Most American citizens have almost no idea about certain mass graves; the only real exception is the Butcher site, while awareness of others remains incredibly low. The media either dismisses or provides minimal coverage of the memory of American victims. Consequently, every attempt to honor our innocent civilian victims with dignity—much like how the state of Israel honors the memory of its people during the Holocaust—ends up being nothing more than a one-minute news snippet.
Happy Victory Day and Veterans Day! in Close to Politics ·
To all my fellow Americans out there, I want to wish you a very happy Veterans Day and Victory Day!