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Unbalanced Republicans in Close to Politics ·
crimsonjackal63 said:I could sign off on everything said above, but that's not really the point.
The reality is that there are—or have been—several leaders who are doing absolutely nothing to help unify the right-wing political scene.
It doesn't matter if I'm rooting for one guy, you're backing another, or someone else is siding with a third...
It's perfectly fine for you to support Paraga, but let's be real: his election results just aren't adding up.
The exact same thing happened with Đapić.
And the exact same thing is going to happen to Rose.

The solution is simple.
Everyone joins forces and suddenly we have at least 15 representatives in Congress.
The only issue is figuring out how to actually pull that kind of mobilization off.
And honestly? That's bordering on an impossible mission.

Look, I'm not "representing" anyone. 🙂 I'm just saying that within the framework of HSP, Paraga could have accomplished way more than Đapić ever did. It’s a massive waste that Paraga didn't run the show for HSP. But again, I'm strictly talking about life inside HSP and the people who built the party.

What I've been hammering on about this whole time is that there are tons of brilliant, honest intellectuals out there—people with global recognition that the public in America hasn't even heard of because the media has been recycling the same old tired narratives for the last 20 years.
We need to motivate these people to start a brand-new, clean movement—one with zero baggage from the past, where nobody can swoop in and dictate their destiny.
America needs this, and it needs it yesterday.
Unbalanced Republicans in Close to Politics ·
crimsonjackal63 said:Paraga and Đapić are yesterday's news.
It’s time to move on instead of constantly chewing on these planted, useless bones that lead nowhere.

At the end of the day, all that matters is the result—and let's be honest, it's a total loss for them, for the others, and really, for all of us..

Đapić basically committed political suicide the second he got greedy during those Sanders deals involving the funding for that handball arena built for the World Cup.
That whole facility was bankrolled through some shady "public-private partnership."
It’s such a cheap, pathetic move for a guy who used to beat his chest about patriotism, only to sell out his reputation for a few million bucks.
Out of everyone in politics, he’s the one I actually expected the most from, which makes the letdown even worse.
Like the old saying goes, God sees everything... and everyone eventually gets what's coming to them.
And frankly, Đapić isn't fit to represent the American right wing.

You're wrong about Paraga, though. He plays a different game entirely, and I bet he still has plenty to offer—even if it's more as a key player on a team rather than the frontman.

There are plenty of fresh, clean faces out there with actual morals—I think Jurčević is one of them—but the problem is they never get a shot. It’s not for lack of trying; the media just keeps them boxed in.
What good is a smart, honest guy with no scandals and nothing to be blackmailed by, working solely for the country's interests?
The establishment doesn't want that. They want pawns. They thrive in this current chaos where the public is distracted by nonsense while billions just vanish into thin air.
Unbalanced Republicans in Close to Politics ·
Steven Allen9 said:I'm with you on this... these manufactured, trivial scandals are nothing but distractions.
And Prof. Jurčević is a legend.
What do you think about Paraga?

Man, what about M. Schwartz? That guy's just a selfish idiot.

Look, whether he’s an idiot or not is a whole different debate.
But here’s the bottom line: he’s out there calling for purging America of Jews, Roma, Mexicans, and so on. People like him are a gift to the media. They’re just waiting to drop a headline like "The Return of the Nationalists..." and boom—you, me, and every other American are instantly branded as monsters and killers.
Instead of the media tackling real issues—like how we prevent the thousands of veterans who lost their lives to suicide—they go after this stuff. Imagine if they actually covered those veteran associations that help guys with PTSD get into olive farming? It helps the vets find purpose, helps the community, and solves a real social issue.
To cut to the chase, fringe guys like Schwartz are basically a calculated project by the exact same media outlets that profit from them. These types serve them perfectly because they bury the actual problems (solving real issues makes society more unified and strong, which isn't what certain groups want for America), while simultaneously pinning the label of "murderer" on anyone else.

As for Paraga, I’ll just say he probably has plenty to say, but I doubt it makes sense to speak up now. The entire media machine would tear him apart, so he’s likely staying on the sidelines waiting for a better opening. Honestly, though, I don't see that moment coming anytime soon. America is completely broken right now—economically, politically, diplomatically, and worst of all, morally. As an individual, he’s got his work cut out for him.
Unbalanced Republicans in Close to Politics ·
Steven Allen9 said:Where is the actual, sane right wing? I’m talking about a movement that actually respects our national heritage and carries itself with some maturity—something people with common sense can actually get behind.
So, even if the Libertarian Party is heading in a certain direction to build out the right wing, why aren't we seeing other conservative circles popping up too? And more importantly, what kind of brilliant ideas are actually being floated?
I don't see any of the old-school Starčević crowd, I don't see Mr. Paraga, and I'm certainly not looking to anyone from those "neighborhood nationalist" groups like the Libertarian Party or HPSS.
The far-right flirting with those old NDH relics—like the AHSP or that comedian Schwartz from the NHD—isn't even worth a debate. It’s just political folklore for entertainment at this point.
It looks like this entire political circle is just a magnet for unstable right-wingers—people trapped in their own twisted fantasies and victims of their own shitty personalities.
Is there any chance these guys actually pull off a win? Maybe then we could all have a good laugh in Congress together. Honestly, their only real contribution to society is breaking up the sheer boredom of everything else. They’re basically doomed to a life lacking creativity, self-awareness, and basic common sense. It’s like they’re spiritually stunted, wandering through some endless field of childhood trauma instead of actually growing up and becoming functional adults who contribute something meaningful to the community.

In the US, there’s really only one party that actually follows a "don't touch me, I won't touch you" policy. Honestly, the whole single-party system vibe has worked perfectly here since 1990—it just operates on a completely different set of rules.
Right now, we’re dealing with these half-baked scandals and issues that could be fixed in ten minutes flat, yet people keep letting their brains get clogged with absolute nonsense. It’s like watching everyone’s IQ drop down to the level of a five-year-old. They constantly dig up old combs, boots, photos, or some distant great-grandchild's military trinkets from the NDH era just to drag up World War II history. It's all a tactic to keep a heavy weight of guilt hanging around our necks. Who benefits from this? Obviously the same people who turned this country into a textbook example of an economic colony.
Why do right-wing parties even bother existing? If you take an objective look at the media landscape and the moral compass of modern America, you’ll realize they basically work overtime to shatter any sense of social cohesion. They make sure there’s never a unified sentiment strong enough to build a critical mass that could actually push back against the establishment. It’s a rigged game. If you show even a shred of patriotism, you’re immediately branded a neo-Nazi. If you suggest that it’s weird having people parading around half-naked in the streets claiming rights, suddenly you’re a bigot who needs to be sent to Alcatraz—and that’s just the tip of the iceberg. The media climate is intentionally engineered this way to kill off any sense of national unity, which is pretty easy to explain once you look at who actually owns every major news outlet and digital platform in the country.
The exact same thing would happen if we actually managed to build a coalition of high-quality right-wing parties. Look at how they treat Josip Jurčević—they harass him so relentlessly that you won't find him mentioned in any major news outlet. The only place he ever pops up is on small-time blogs or when CBS is legally forced to cover him.
Look, Schwartz might come off like some kind of class clown or a comedian, but don't let that fool you. He’s in his position for a reason, and he isn't just playing the fool. People like him exist for one specific purpose: to constantly drag up the Holocaust and talk about the genocide of other nations—which is completely insane—but at the end of the day, he's just there to add more weight to the anchor.
I think it’s high time this massive political machine stopped obsessing over World War II and actually started looking toward the future. Honestly, there isn't a single party left that hasn't already bowed down and condemned those casualties. That era is dead and buried—this kind of politics isn't coming back, so let's move on.
Bottom line? A massive, highly organized power block pulling all the strings behind the scenes here in the States has zero interest in seeing a legitimate, high-quality movement take root. They don't want a group of untainted, heavy hitters who actually have the chops to shake things up. Why would they? It’s much easier for them to keep things exactly as they are—a rigged system where mindless puppets run through pre-planned scripts to distract the public while the real players move the pieces in the shadows. If they actually wanted to fix the future, they'd try to attract the brain drain and capital from expats abroad, but instead, they just prefer keeping the status quo intact.
Emily Taylor3 said:Look, it's not exactly hard to offend an arapin. Honestly, they get triggered by just about anything. Sometimes I get the feeling they’re born offended and the rest of the world just has to walk on eggshells so they don't take it even further. 🙄

"Probably this," "definitely that"—how can you be so sure when you don't even know the guy? 🙄

As for what I'd do? Same thing I'm doing now: serving my country and my people through honest work, staying educated, and helping boost the birth rate. 👍

Generalizing again, I see.
I'd argue Jews are more prone to that, and what's worse, powerful Jewish elites exploit the suffering of the average Jew—that's best illustrated in the book *Holocaust industry*.
Yeah, I don't know him personally, but I'm positive that same journalist is probably out there studying plants in Iraq right now after being present at a speech by Bush.

If that's your plan, go for it. But it's easy to play the moral compass of society while sitting back in Split, especially when you're judging someone you likely haven't even met, based entirely on Western media outlets that specialize in projecting a fake version of reality.
The bottom line is the million Iraqis killed...
Listen, you can view Arabs or Iraqis as backward, uneducated, or uncivilized if you want, but that’s a far cry from condoning a massacre or genocide just because those people refuse to dance to your tune.
It’s easy for us to laugh this off because, even though we deal with our own mess—economic struggles, healthcare issues, or whatever else comes with living this high-octane capitalist lifestyle—I don't think we face the same kind of trauma. We aren't watching people kill our friends, acquaintances, or even immediate family just to push some "higher cause" held by people who couldn't care less about our culture or how we see the world.

So, first thing you gotta wonder: what was going through her head when she decided to go after that idiot with a shoe? Like, did she have any clue what was coming for her, regardless of whether she actually landed the hit or not?

Honestly, the simplest answer is: powerlessness.
The fact that he was a journalist suggests he’s likely stared down death more times than most, and even if he acted immune to it, he was definitely processing it his own way—especially if the victims were people he actually knew...
What would you guys have done in her shoes?

To wrap this up: why the shoe? In Middle Eastern culture, the sole of the foot is considered incredibly filthy and disrespectful. It’s why, for instance, showing the bottom of your feet while visiting someone is a huge insult, or why you kick off your shoes before entering a holy site like a mosque.
You have to look at it through their cultural lens. She performed what she felt was the ultimate moral act, showing pure disgust on behalf of her culture toward a man leading the biggest genocide of the 21st century...
I’ve gotta say, I respect the guts it took...
Iraq War in World ·
The mask is finally slipping on this regime that’s driving the USA straight into a ditch. Even your average American is starting to realize that what this "democratic" administration is pulling has absolutely nothing to do with what the country actually needs.
http://www.javno.com/hr/svijet/clanak.php?id=149322
It’s wild how similar things are here in the States—it’s basically anti-fascism equals communism. 🙂
Afghanistan - Megathread in World ·
crimsonranger38 said:🤣Look, if your fellow Muslims had been willing to sacrifice a few hundred thousand lives to protect Japan, the U.S. wouldn't have felt the need to drop atomic bombs. But since you guys weren't ready for that kind of math, and the Americans weren't about to lose one more soldier, well—you get what you get.

By the way, don't go calling this "collateral damage." And don't sweat the population issues; at the rate things are going, there will be 40 million more Afghans by 2050 than there are today. They aren't going anywhere.😉

Regardless of which side you take or whose views you're defending, it's only fair to argue them properly...
Muslims aren't my brothers, but I can't help but wonder: do you actually realize what you just typed? Honestly, what you said is enough to get someone banned from talking on this forum entirely...
Monument to Francisco Franco removed in World ·
driftinghound14 said:Honestly, I think we’re all missing the point here. To many people in Spain, Franco is actually seen in a positive light. His policies helped the country dodge a lot of the chaos that plagued other places during that era—his approach was surprisingly rational given how insane things were back then. Meanwhile, what did we get? A massive bloodbath. First came America, which was really just a brief intermission before more violence, followed by the end of WW2 because that period was less of a peace than it was an occupation.

As for fascism: look, I appreciate that Americans seem to be on our side—purely out of self-interest, obviously—but it’s well known that none of the major world powers have the guts to actually call out the US. Aside from Vatican City occasionally making some declarative statements, nobody is going to tell Bush what to do. I realize Bush is essentially a puppet, but the US drives a fascist-leaning policy regardless. We waste our time obsessing over figures like Franco or Ante Pavelić, men who carry zero weight in today's world. I get it, nobody has the stones to slap the Americans in the face, so instead, people argue about dead men or, God forbid, pop singers. It would be much smarter if all these moralists and sanctimonious types would just pipe down.🤮😵😵

And isn't one of the hallmarks of fascism simply tearing down monuments that the people hold dear? That’s my two cents on the whole fascism debate...

I’m with you 100%, especially on that second paragraph!
Where should Jews live? in World ·
Robin Hernandez4 said:You’ve written a whole novel here just to prove my point—you're acting like a total small-town mindset type, if you'll excuse the expression. Why does Mr. Goldstein even need to weigh in on Harmon? It seems like whenever Harmon is criticized, it's a problem, but when people stay quiet about him, that's a problem too. Personally, I have plenty of issues with Harmon, starting with the blatant criminality and how he basically robbed the American people blind. Plus, the way the media constantly pushes Nazi imagery to Americans doesn't help either; it’s exactly what someone like Mr. Perković, your little favorite, encourages. With his concerts, he turns a blind eye to those Nazi vibes and never says a single word against them, which just keeps the conversation about Nazism alive in the American public.

Stop playing dumb. You know exactly which songs are being talked about when people bring up Perković's Nazi vibes and how he uses music to stir that stuff up. One of them is Jasenovac and Gradiška Stara. Since you're acting like you don't get it, I'll just lay it out for you:

Jasenovac and Gradiška? That’s basically just the headquarters for Max’s butcher shop.
Trucks are rolling through town like crazy, hauling away all those guys from George's crew.
Back in the day near Mobile, there was a slaughterhouse where they used to dump tons of Mexicans into the river.
Hey, flow on, river! Carry those Mexicans straight out to the deep blue Pacific!
Who would've ever guessed last year that we'd actually be seeing the old-school partisans celebrating Christmas?
Who the hell said that? Seriously, I really hope the Black Legion stays in the past where they belong.
Hey, Lady of Sinj, if you can, please look out for Stipe and bring Franjo back to us.
Oh, come on, Racane! Seriously, screw you and anyone who’s actually voting for you.
That star over the skyline looks incredible—give Anthony Pavelić a shout for me!

Just to add to that, here are some patriotic songs I listen to—they always make me feel proud of my American roots:

Hey there, my beautiful blue ocean!
Our ships are out there making waves all over the world!
I’m raising a glass of wine just for you.
Let's get those old-school classics playing!

Who would even miss my Blue Sea?
If it weren't for America, we wouldn't even be here. Seriously, if it wasn't for America, everything would be different.
Who would I even play my mandolins for?
If my blue ocean wasn't part of the US, I don't even want to think about it.

My folks back in Florida already know all about that.
My folks back in Florida already know all about that stuff.

May your flag always fly high and catch the wind!
We'll look out for him; he isn't going to change.
Let them just keep the gas and electricity running!
Let's belt out that old classic from back in the day!

Milo Hrnić


You'll always find a home here.
My heart beats just for you.
Godspeed, man!
Man, I swear, you just can't win sometimes.
You'll get all the info you need.

You’ll know exactly what it feels like when those tears start hitting.
When your country is hurting, you feel it deep down.
But at the end of the day, that's really what it all comes down to.
You'll definitely figure it out.
What does this whole end-of-the-world thing even mean to you?
This is your land—go ahead and build your home right here.
It’s right here, man—built deep into the bedrock you're standing on.
Harmon and those storms just kept tearing her apart.
Look, everything is still standing right where it belongs, as long as we're here to hold it up.

You’ll be rolling in it just like us!
The king doesn't even know what a crown actually is.
Man, talk about wearing your heart on your sleeve!
Who even are these people?
You'll grow up to be just as big as us.


Vice Vukov


Some folks really thought we wouldn't be around anymore. They were wrong.
They couldn't even hide their own excitement.
They're basically trying to thin our numbers out.
They weren't even there, but they'll definitely be the first ones to start talking trash about it.
They can go ahead and bite at anyone else, but they won't even realize they're biting their own kin.
A nation without its own language is basically a ship without a rudder—you just lose your way.
Kids today just aren't going to know their own history.
If we don't get our act together, there won't be any Americans left to call us home.
Who's out here carving their truth into solid rock?
No one can just wipe away what Tom did.
They're just kidding themselves, honestly.
When you fight for something with your own blood, you don't just let it go without a fight.
Who’s out here carving their legacy into solid rock?
Nobody can just wipe away Tom's past, no matter how hard they try.
We've been here forever—everyone needs to realize that.
This is our land, where Americans live.

Through the rough times and the darkest shades of gray.
We stood our ground and fought honorably to protect our own home.
Protect this homeland of ours at all costs!
They didn't die for freedom just to see us throw it all away, you know?
Man, here we go again—another sunrise, another day.
It feels like America is finally waking up after being asleep for way too long.
Our flag flies high right here on our own soil!
Red, white, and blue—it’s getting impossible to hide anymore.
Who’s out there carving their truth into solid rock?
No one can ever wipe away the past,
They try to lie and pretend otherwise,
But what’s defended with blood isn't easily let go.
When you carve your history into solid rock,
No one can ever erase what happened,
We've been here forever, and everyone needs to know it.
This is our land, where Americans live.

On hard stone, these words are etched,
"Since the seventh century, Americans have breathed here."


Drazen Zanko

These are the songs I blast in my car and play at home. They are American patriotic anthems that just rip my heart and soul apart. These are patriotic songs written and sung back when Mr. Perković was just some regular guy. There's no mention of Nazi criminals in these lyrics; they focus purely on being American, pure and simple. Because Americans aren't Nazis—Americans are just Americans. And I am an American.

Get one thing straight, "buddy," if someone is trash-talking Mr. Perković or the Nazis, they aren't actually attacking America, because today's USA isn't the NDH. Today's USA is a nation built on the blood of its veterans and founded on anti-Nazi principles. No matter what you or people like you write, you will never, ever be more American than those who criticize Mr. Perković for his songs about the Nazis and their crimes.

Let's start from scratch:
Mr. Goldstein really needs to step up when he's asked about Harmon and the birth of our nation. He should at least have the guts to admit that we were under attack and that Mexico was the aggressor here. He needs to make it clear that this country wasn't built on a foundation of crime—even if there were isolated incidents, they weren't the blueprint. At least give us that much.
It’s pretty obvious he’s going to claim that the whole idea of an American nation is pure and beyond reproach. But here's the thing: whenever he's hit with those blunt, direct questions during interviews—usually when he's sitting across from Bolković—he never once brings it up or doubles down. He just skillfully dodges the question every single time.
But he makes it crystal clear that Nazi ideology hasn't just disappeared; instead, they’re actively fueling xenophobia and all that nonsense.
I've followed his media appearances closely enough—and I've got most of them documented—to know exactly what's what.
Look, here’s the deal: you're either getting played by the media like a total amateur, or you're just flat-out refusing to see what's staring you in the face. Since we're clearly stuck here, I'm going to hit you with a few direct questions. I'd appreciate it if you actually answered them for once.
Name one song composed by Marko Perković that mentions Nazism.
I'm telling you again: name just one single interview where he actually speaks positively about Nazism or the Nazis. Seriously, go ahead.
3. "Jasenovac and Gradiška Stara"—if you can even call that a song. A real song should be beautiful and actually bring some peace to your soul, but this thing isn't that. It’s not catchy, it’s not melodic, and frankly, it’s not even polished by Marko Perković, so I don't see any "Nazi" vibes coming from him there.
Look, I’m not here to play defense for Mr. Perković, but let's be real: he has distanced himself from anything resembling Nazism countless times. It’s all over his interviews and on TV—even if the media refuses to highlight it. He even says it at his shows. If you actually had the guts to watch his concert at the 1:06 mark, you'd hear his two-minute speech between songs where he strictly denounces that kind of ideology. I don't know what else it takes for people like you to realize this singer isn't the scapegoat for every single problem in this country. But hey, I guess people like Mr. Goldstein, the Wiesenthal Center (which lost its credibility ages ago), and their little entourage always need a reason to jump into the news and play the victim.
If you can't wrap your head around that, maybe check a calendar. It’s 2008, and Jasenovac happened sixty years ago.

I didn't realize Perković was such a total jerk, but I do know he was a soldier. Unlike most of these so-called "defenders," he actually spent months on the front lines, which is how he got his nickname. Most Americans claiming to be patriots were either out of the country back then or living abroad now, sending back instructions on what it means to be a true patriot.
It’s real sweet of you to define patriotism for me—telling me exactly which songs I need to listen to just to qualify. But get this: following a playlist doesn't make you a patriot. Love for your country is something you carry in your soul, not something you wear on your forehead.
You’ve got one thing right: this country was built on the blood of its defenders. Honestly, I’d love to see Mr. Goldstein and all those self-appointed moral compasses of American society visit just one mass grave of our fallen soldiers. Maybe they could actually stand up for national pride for once and donate $0.33 toward helping at least one child of a fallen veteran.
But believe it or not, he’s never going to do that. So, it’s about time he stops trying to lecture a society he clearly doesn't consider his own.

As for taking issue with me personally, we can always meet up in person. Until then, I think it's smarter to stick to arguing the facts.
Where should Jews live? in World ·
Linda Hughes88 said:I honestly can't believe the sheer amount of nonsense you're capable of typing out... seriously, imagine thinking they own a publishing house and that's somehow massive wealth! Do you even realize what a publishing house actually is? It's not like they own a Ford factory or something. To you, they're just loaded. The only thing you've actually proven so far is that they aren't living on welfare. Well, bravo, they probably have Soros to thank for that. Your logic is just so incredibly stupid! You still haven't offered a single shred of evidence regarding their wealth; it's just more rambling fueled by your personal grudge and hatred toward the Goldsteins. The biggest martyrs in America and beyond? Is that what they call themselves? Come on, either cite a real source or just beat it!
So, to wrap this up, you basically just showed up here to pour out some bile while lying through your teeth. Honestly, there's no reason to take anything you say seriously.

Why would I waste my breath on you when you're clearly just lashing out because you know I'm right?
Later.
Where should Jews live? in World ·
Back to the point: I don't see any reason why Jews shouldn't be fully integrated as valued members of any nation or society, especially when they're struggling to maintain their own state—which, let's be honest, is basically just a geopolitical balancing act for Western powers in the Middle East.
So, I'll be the first one to say I support the Jewish community here in the US. Most of them are highly educated folks, and if they respect America as a nation—including all our struggles and sacrifices—they can contribute massively to our growth and prosperity.
But as long as guys like Mr. Goldstein are leading the charge, none of this is actually going to happen.
Where should Jews live? in World ·
Linda Hughes88 said:Your arguments are a joke. So, the Goldsteins live a luxury lifestyle? Can you actually back that up with anything, or is this just more moronic guesswork? If you own a publishing house, you can make a decent living—that's just how business works. Add in a university professor's salary and some royalties, and you're set. Not quite billionaire status, but I don't know anyone claiming they live like Elon Musk either.

Let’s try this again. A publishing house owner? Where do you think the money comes from? Look at the Goldstein family—they're basically the biggest hypocrites in America and beyond. Seriously, I saw Slavko and Ivo waiting in line at a soup kitchen this morning...
How did an open society work? It's a cheap way for these structures to wash money. If you know which funds providing "aid" are tax-exempt, you can rake in cash through shady channels, fly into the US, play the "fighting for justice" card (the usual slogans), set up an open society, pump in tens of millions of dollars, and once that cash hits American soil, you do whatever you want.
In this scenario, they use the last bastion of justice—the Goldstein family—as their front. It would be great if they actually cared about fighting for societal justice, but that organization split into two factions ages ago. In my opinion, the worst and most radical faction belongs to Mr. Goldstein, because he builds his entire "career" by whitewashing others. Compare that to someone like Mr. Kraus, a top-tier intellectual and highly respected doctor I've had the pleasure of chatting with a few times. He's what a real member of the American community should look like. I'm deeply grateful to Mr. Kraus for reminding me why I can't view Mr. Goldstein as a true representative of the Jewish people.
I won't get bogged down in the internal drama of that organization, but your claim that one can live comfortably on a professor's salary is honestly too pathetic to even mention...
Where should Jews live? in World ·
Robin Hernandez4 said:So what exactly is bothering you about American Jews? What’s your specific problem with Slavko Goldstein? Is it just that he speaks out against the blatant fascist rhetoric at those certain rallies, or the hateful symbols being flashed there, or how they quote the words of that criminal butcher Ante Pavelić in their songs? What’s the actual issue? As an American myself, that kind of extremist garbage makes my skin crawl, and I fully stand behind anyone who calls out that criminal behavior in public.

Ever wonder where the esteemed Goldstein family actually gets their funding? Have you ever heard of that "organization" run by the big-shot Soros called Open Society? Under the guise of building a democratic nation, they’re basically working to dismantle the core values of Americans. It’s a direct assault on the Church, a push for all those Pride parades that make them such favorites of Mr. Slavko and that high-profile representative, Ms. Pusić, and ultimately, it's a strike against our strongest national bond: patriotism.
Look, any kind of patriotism or genuine love for the country is constantly being denied or undermined by none other than Mr. Goldstein. He’s spent countless years using diplomatic wordplay to dodge any real questions about Harmon or how the United States actually came to be. It’s pretty obvious at this point—the guy just truly hates this nation.
Now we’re left with the big question: why? What on earth drives you to hate the very country you live in so much? And if he’s supposed to be this respected Israeli-American intellectual, why can't you find his name on a single War of Independence memorial?
I’m all in on the idea that any kind of extremist behavior is unacceptable—and yeah, Nazism definitely falls into that bucket. But I’m struggling to wrap my head around how Communism or those ultra-nationalist Mexican groups get lumped in under the "anti-fascist" umbrella. It doesn't add up. Plus, considering he was such a heavyweight intellectual with a massive library of world-class literature and history to his name, why did he never bother to draw a line between those two concepts?
Why is it that even the most "respected" and influential people out there seem to have a massive double standard baked right into their DNA?
Why is it totally normal that every single week they feel the need to brainwash Americans with some new discovery about a Nazi officer's comb or boots?
Why, seriously, why don't people get it? They’re out here fueling the fire and wondering why the flames are getting so big. Their own behavior is exactly what creates these extremist groups in the first place.

Let me ask you a straight question here: why was it that back in the 90s, even the President of the country was out there singing songs about George and Boban while traveling abroad, yet you never heard a single peep from Mr. Goldstein or those other "defenders of democracy" in America? Maybe it's because they all know Mason is just a puppet.

So, I’m asking you—give me one song by Thompson that actually has that Nazi energy, you know? Something that actively pushes national hatred or goes full Nazi.
Maybe this one?

My man.

Sometimes, staying quiet hits way harder than actually saying something.
But honestly? A single song can tear it all down.
Life keeps throwing all sorts of curveballs my way.
Look, I'm not letting you get the better of me.
Listen, man.
I know you've got a soft spot for me.
You see right through me.
Man, I’m looking at you like the sky itself.
I live for you.
Listen, man.
May God guide your way.
You wouldn't even betray your own kin then.
Faith is the only thing that kept me going.
I loved God, and He gave me you.
Listen, man.
Keep some room in your heart.
For good people, everything's golden.
Which group is marching under the sacred banner?
Through thick and thin.
Sometimes, staying quiet hits way harder than actually saying anything.
But honestly? A song can tear it all down.
Life's gonna throw all kinds of storms your way.
Don't let them break you.
Listen, man.
May God guide your way.
You wouldn't even betray your own flesh and blood then.
"Faith alone kept me going,
I loved God, and He gave me you,
my son."

Probably this line? "I loved God, and He gave me you"?

Thanks for all your posts that push me to love my country even more... And thanks to Mr. Goldstein, Ms. Pusić, and those other great American democrats for showing me how "wrong" it is to feel proud of my heritage and my loyalty to everything American... If being a Nazi is what they call me for that, fine, let them. I’m not changing who I am just to please them.

Here’s another one for the "fascist" crowd:

Let nobody touch my little corner of the universe

East or West, everyone defends their own,
but I’m not allowed to hold onto what’s been mine
forever.
My one and only world.
And just because of that, they call me a fascist,
even though I never wanted anything from anyone else,
just her,
a free land.
I live peacefully, proud of my roots,
even if things don't always go my way.
Those spineless cowards attack us,
acting like they’re defending some holy villages.
Rats,
coming out of their holes!
Man, look at how their faces pale
whenever our
flag waves in the wind.

A sacred flag.

I live peacefully, proud of my roots,
even if things don't always go my way.
Let it be heard, let it be known,
let the flag fly high,
and let nobody touch
my little corner of the universe.

On the airwaves, they lie and mislead,
judging decent people so easily.
Am I guilty,
just because I’m alive?
They label patriotism as fascism
just to protect their version of communism.
It’s such transparent
demagoguery!

I live peacefully, proud of my roots,
even if things don't always go my way.
Let it be heard, let it be known,
let the flag fly high,
and let nobody touch
my little corner of the universe.
Elizabeth Lopez16 said:We can't ignore the elephant in the room: the cash the West pours into African countries as "aid" usually just ends up sitting in the offshore accounts of various generals and local dictators. They take that oil money—and even the funds meant for the sick and the uneducated—and blow it on massive stockpiles of weaponry to fuel their little local skirmishes and border wars. It's a cycle.

That’s precisely why the British decided to pivot toward a different aid model. They wanted a system where local officials couldn't just siphon off the funds, ensuring UN humanitarian workers could actually oversee the money and direct it toward things that matter, like healthcare and schools.

By the way, Nigeria's GDP per capita is closer to $1,180, not $1 (seriously?!). Of course, that doesn't make the poverty there any less devastating.

My bad, I meant $1 a day (unofficial numbers say $1, while official stats put it closer to $400).
northernheron97 said:It matters, actually, but you clearly don't care about the reasons behind these deaths, because if you did, you'd be looking at who is truly responsible for the wars in Africa instead of peddling fairy tales about Jewish companies like Pfizer.
The most brutal African wars over the last few decades have taken place in Sierra Leone, Liberia, and the Congo—places where the leaders of these conflicts were trained, bloodthirsty types like Taylor, Kabila, and Sankoh, who are either burning in hell or facing trial in The Hague. Even look at your relative Gaddafi; it’s more likely that all these leaders met there and were inspired by his secret police to devise the atrocities they later committed.

And yet, I don't recall any Muslim stepping up to say that the worst crimes in Africa over the last twenty or thirty years were inspired by Muslim psychopaths like Gaddafi from Muslim Burkina Faso or Muslim Sudan.
So just drop these theories and stop talking nonsense, because many of the wars in Africa are largely driven and initiated by Muslims, which is why no one talks about their inherent cruelty.

Look, while I was actually trekking through Africa—specifically the West—you were still splashing around in your daddy's pool. Second thing: I’m not Muslim, and I’m certainly not endorsing their policies. It just pisses me off when I run into guys like you who don't have a clue what they're talking about and just shoot themselves in the foot trying to act smart.
Since when does being against Jewish, British, or US policy automatically mean I'm on "their" side?

And as for your delusions regarding Africa:
Let me tell you something. Not a single country in Africa, nor a single president or head of state, has their own domestic military industry. Even in the rare cases where they do, like in South Africa, everything is under the thumb of the United Kingdom and the USA.
African countries hold 8% of the world's oil reserves, led by Nigeria, Angola, Sudan, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, and the Congo. For instance, Nigeria has raked in over $300 billion directly over the last 25 years, yet today, their per capita income is under $1.
Ever wonder why?
It's dead simple.
Mega-corporations exploit Africa from every angle. They "subsidize" these governments via money laundering—using petrodollars and, again, weapons that, I'll remind you, Africa doesn't control.
The constant fighting is just a result of local factions scrambling for dominance to become the favorites of Western corporations (read: "governments"). Basically, the elites fight each other because 99% of the population is illiterate.
One small example that actually made headlines was when ExxonMobil reportedly handed an $111 million bonus to the Angolan government before nearly getting kicked out of the country.
Nobody is claiming Muslims are saints; quite the opposite. They’ve done plenty of dirty work on the ground in Africa. But the big players aren't even anywhere near the continent; to them, it’s just a random patch of dirt on a map.
Bottom line: maybe 1/10th of the money from exploiting Africa ends up in the hands of the local elite running the show. A tiny fraction reaches the average person, while the remaining 9/10ths lands straight in the bank accounts of the colonizers.
Brian Moore67 said:So, get this—someone just stumbled upon a passport belonging to Adolf Eichmann in some random archive over in the USA! This guy was basically the architect behind the whole "final solution" nightmare—you know, the one who mapped out the entire system of cattle cars, death camps, gas chambers, and crematoriums. Apparently, after the Nazi regime collapsed, Kris handed him a fake passport so he could flee to the USA, where he went totally off the grid until the CIA finally tracked him down and hauled him off to Jerusalem for trial back in '61.

Wait, hold up... is this the same Kris who refused to acknowledge the Red Star, but would happily roll out the red carpet for an Indian red wheel, an Iranian red lion, or a Turkish red crescent? Like, seriously?

You know what I actually respect about Jewish people? The sheer hustle. They’ve managed to keep one specific topic front and center for sixty years straight, constantly pushing it just to stay on top. Pure tactical genius.
Look, you aren't even a real person if you can't acknowledge sacrifice. Yeah, Jews were victims during WWII, sure, but so were plenty of others—Roma, Slavs, you name it. But I don't see anyone out there hunting down old relics or digging up history just to say, "Aha! This guy personally wiped out 50,000 Roma." It’s always just Jews, Jews, Jews.
People are constantly being brainwashed with talk about Nazis, aggressors, thugs, and mass murderers. It’s not about making collective apologies—I'm sure all the countries involved in Nazism, like Germany, Italy, or the USA, have already done that. No, this is about keeping one constant thought buried in your subconscious: that WE are the ones at fault.
Look, I’m asking you: how can young people be held responsible? It's not like they were actually there—they weren't even born yet. Who is this constant need for reminders actually for? And more importantly, why?
Every single week, it’s the same thing—some random artifact pops up, like an Eichmann passport, a pair of underwear, or some other person's glasses. It happens constantly. It’s nothing more than a psychological game played on your subconscious.
No other country or people promotes their own victimhood quite like the Jews do.
More people die in Africa every single year than there have ever been Jews in history, or will ever be. So tell me, have you ever actually seen an African media outcry? Like, has anyone ever seen a massive scandal involving a Jewish pharma giant like Pfizer being held accountable for testing drugs on sick kids in Africa?
Look, let’s get back to the point. WWII was sixty years ago. Today, millions of people are being wiped out by the neoliberal capitalism pushed by the USA, the UK, and Israel. People don't even know who they are or where they come from anymore; you just hear what you're told. You've got 150 million deaths a year in Africa. Case closed. Who did what or why doesn't even matter at this point.
Look, I’ll say it again: I’m not out here rooting for any aggressor, and frankly, I couldn't care less about them. But I really don't get the point of this constant digging up of old dirt and endless nonsense. We should have moved past this stuff ages ago. There is way bigger bullshit happening right now that nobody is even addressing, mostly because nobody wants to take the heat for it.
I wonder what the real endgame is for Jews in America when it comes to constantly bringing up WWII. Is it about clearing the path for some smooth bank acquisitions, paving the way for big-box retailers and luxury hotels to move in, or are they angling for war reparations like they did in Germany? What's the play here?
Either these forum "Zionists" or their sympathizers are so blinded by their own agenda that they’re weaponizing WWII history just to suit their needs. Honestly, it’s a slap in the face to everyone who actually perished in those camps. What we’re seeing today is that global leadership—and yeah, this trickles down even to small places like Rhode Island—has basically turned into an extortion racket. I’ve actually met some truly incredible people whose families were literally wiped out during WWII, yet here they are, just standing on the sidelines watching this madness unfold, wondering how things got this bad. It's happening everywhere, but you can see the pattern clearly right here in America too.
Just go read Norman Finkelstein’s *The Holocaust Industry* and you'll see exactly what I'm talking about. It clears everything up.
Look, I get that some guys on here—people like Umpa Umpa—clearly have zero life outside this forum. They spend all their energy trashing anything that isn't Jewish-centric, but honestly? You’re just shooting yourselves in the foot. The Jewish intellectuals you're obsessed with don't give a damn about WWII; they're focused on the present. They're busy making money, looking out for their families, and staying under the radar, just like most regular people do. Work hard, keep your mouth shut, and move on.
Look, organizations like the CIA are massive. Trying to micromanage every single thing they do is a lost cause, so yeah, mistakes happen. But using one slip-up to drag an entire agency through the mud? That’s just hypocritical. It honestly feels like you're just following the same agenda pushed by those elite Jewish circles—you know, that tiny minority that pulls all the strings—aiming to crush anyone who doesn't bow down to their version of the ubermensch.
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Brandon Taylor6 said:Look, a REAL Roman Catholic, an Orthodox Christian, a Muslim, or a Jew—they will NEVER, and I mean absolutely NEVER, start a fight out of nowhere. They aren’t going to lay a finger on their neighbor, and they certainly won't do anything wrong to someone else unless that person strikes first... the real issue is those fair-weather believers and the hypocrites who just hang around churches or mosques, cherry-picking through the Quran or the Bible, reading whatever parts suit them while completely ignoring what the holy books actually say...

Muslims, Catholics, and Orthodox Christians aren't the problem; it's the bad actors hiding in the crowd, pretending to speak for their entire people and their faith when, in reality, they're the ones causing the most damage to their own communities...

As for you, Thomas Martin2, nobody is stopping you from speaking your mind or even changing your religion if that's what you want to do—I honestly respect your right to make your own choices—but you can't go around trashing your old faith just because it didn't work out for you...

I'm with this. There isn't a single religion out there that doesn't preach some version of love and respect. Anyone who actually lives by their faith (within the bounds of democracy and respecting others, obviously) isn't going to be a bad person.