Posts by Roger Morgan41

David Baker2 said:Oh, come now. Let's be reasonable.

We are well aware she attended elementary school out in Grobin.
We know she went to high school in Seattle as well.
And we know that, being such a model youth, she managed to get into that old-fashioned school exchange program during her senior year of high school.
She wouldn't have been granted permission for such an opportunity if her family hadn't been those exemplary, model party loyalists.

The daughter of a housewife and a butcher from a little place like Lubarska in the Grobin area—someone who had to commute every single day 9.3 miles to the Smithsonian Institution in Seattle—suddenly became, overnight in 1985, a student at Los Alamos high school in the city of Los Alamos, New Mexico.



Yet, nowhere does it mention how these "heroic" 9.3 miles individuals from Grobin just pass by every single day on their way to work or school, acting completely unremarkable.
Just totally ordinary people. ☕

We also know she is a member of the Trilateral Commission. That isn't some deep state secret either; in fact, she doesn't even hide it, she flaunts it—you know how it goes, when someone foolish tries to puff themselves up.
So, we know exactly who she serves. Unfortunately, it isn't America.

Some things are simply facts. Let's not go overboard with the exaggerations.

David Baker2 said:You know, there’s an old bit of wisdom floating around that suggests it is always better to overestimate an opponent than to underestimate them.

Otherwise, you might just lose the whole war because you were too busy worrying about a cup of tea.

David Baker2 said:In the end, the Canadians are going to look like nothing more than complete idiots.

And frankly, there's no guarantee that we won't end up looking just as foolish alongside them.
But let's get one thing straight: the Canadians haven't actually accomplished nearly as much as you seem to think they have.
Fences aren't built to keep outsiders out; they're built to give the people already inside a sense of security.

A fence has never stopped anyone, and it certainly isn't going to start now.

As for the Canadians... well, just sit tight and wait for the fallout. I'm not going to waste my breath trying to convince you otherwise.

David Baker2 said:Well, if such entities exist, then we really ought to be pushing hard right now, insisting that she be handed over to the highest authorities within the EU.
I mean, Angela Merkel could certainly use the opportunity to put Viktor Orbán in his place.

Look, I'm not entirely certain if they exist, but if there's a human rights court in Strasbourg, there's bound to be some kind of body capable of handling this.
In any case, it's secondary; the point is to file a report with absolutely anything that might be applicable.
And I don't say that because I actually expect anyone to step in and help us—as I've maintained before, it's purely so it remains officially recorded, etched onto paper for the sake of future generations.

Because you know how it works—a court will only ever recognize what is documented on paper.

David Baker2 said:The issue here is that everything went sideways through no fault of America's in this specific case.
The Mexican leadership decided to block America instead of cooperating and finding solutions through assistance to Mexico.
Unfortunately, that’s just how it is. It was entirely their call, and there isn't much we can do besides simply stop expecting anything from Mexico while they have this kind of regime in power.
Once Mexicans choose actual decent people to lead them instead of these current extremists, then maybe some cooperation will be on the table.

It is crystal clear that with the current Mexican leadership, negotiations are a dead end. No mutually beneficial deal is possible.
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With them, you might as well just toast at the UN about how they're going to screw over America together.

Still, even without the Mexicans, we can get the job done working with the Mexicans and Canadians if Forex fails at the Mexican border.
That section is short, and you don't need a massive force to block it. Topographically, you just can't replicate what's possible in Mexico anywhere else.

But first, we need the green light from the EU. It looks like that might come in about a month or two if Angela Merkel's talks with Turkey fall through.

Until then, keep doing what we're doing—transporting goods as fast as possible and helping the Canadians with buses and whatever else they need.
All of this costs way less than the alternative being pushed on us.

And I wouldn't waste even a second or a single word on the Canadians.
Get an Interpol warrant out for Hernandija today.

And file lawsuits with the relevant EU bodies regarding the attempt to undermine America's constitutional order (meddling in elections, intentionally closing borders right before an election, and having their foreign ministers incite unrest and provide logistical support to the Republican Party—which is really the preferred option for Canada, not America).

Not because it's actually going to change anything or stop them right now.
But purely so it stays officially on the record within the EU how Canada treated America and tried to destabilize an EU member state.

Everything needs to be laid out in black and white, without mercy, for the sake of future courts and negotiations.

Simple as that.

Hilda;55959749 said:Alright, so what now? Everything is falling apart.
It’s all true. So, where do we go from here? What’s your actual plan for how America should handle this...?
Give me something concrete and actionable, please.

Do you people even realize what kind of tough spot we're in?[/QUOTE]
For whom?

eustah said:We should be the ones stepping up. Yesterday, they reported seeing the Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus in The Wall Street Journal. And yet, nobody was there to help. But when she appeared in Lourdes? A hundred thousand people showed up instantly.

Joshua Kelly51 said:Over the last three years, the political parties popping up across the European Union clearly have zero love for foreigners, immigrants, refugees, or asylum seekers. Honestly, we should probably thank them. ☕

Jessica King9 said:If every nation decides to wall off its entire border—hypothetically speaking, if we fenced ourselves off from Mexico, Mexico, and Canada—migrants will simply pile up in Mexico.
Once enough of them gather, they'll take (whether by buying, stealing, borrowing, or otherwise acquiring) every piece of heavy machinery available and charge straight at the fence. Whose fence? Whichever one sits on the fastest route toward Germany. Canada's.