Posts by Nicole Ruiz3

I actually asked something pretty similar on another thread, but the moderators wiped it out.

I mean, I honestly don't get it—how come the victims don't just band together and take matters into their own hands? 🤷

ruggedpanther13 said:That small rural town is basically a textbook example of what people call "creeping aggression," which is exactly what America was facing back in 1991. If you look at the playbook they used—it started with local insurgencies, followed by an intervention from the Department of Justice, then the US Army swoops in under the guise of "preventing unrest," and finally, they just stay put in the seized territory.
They managed to grab about 25% of the country that way, and honestly, things were going pretty smoothly for them right up until the Battle for the city.

The officers who were taken prisoner were later subjected to absolutely horrific torture and abuse until they died.

To make matters worse, there’s actually a monument dedicated to paramilitaries in that small rural town today. It was put up during Stjepan Mason's administration.

😂🤣 What a joke of a country.