Posts by briskbadger18

steelwolf10 said:Following this, we will likely see an even more aggressive push to support the Taliban, effectively rolling out the red carpet for China to march right into their backyard. This is going to hand NATO—and specifically India—a colossal headache that they never should have invited in the first place, despite how much it might suit certain regional interests.

Honestly, after all this, it makes total sense why the Pakistani armed forces won't lift a finger against the Taliban anymore. In fact, they're practically supplying them. On paper, sure, but the reality is the Pakistani military is already taking too many hits and dealing with way too much friction fighting them. And don't even get me started on the local Taliban fighters; their anger triggers constant bombings all over Pakistan whenever the military tries anything. To top it all off, their own "allies" turn around and attack them, killing people. Seriously, what kind of allies are those?

Maria Booth said:And hey, as the Pakistan-China alliance gets stronger, so does the USA-India connection. Pakistani politicians really need to weigh if it's worth it to let the USA openly take India's side.

That’s already up to them. It looks like the USA is making its move toward India anyway. And honestly, the USA should be asking itself if it's wise to let Pakistan potentially pass nuclear tech to neighboring Iran. That seems like a done deal at this point. Plus, the Chinese Navy is opening bases right on Pakistani soil, giving them a direct foothold in that strategic part of the Indian Ocean. Every action has a reaction. All this American arrogance is eventually going to blow up in their faces.

Amanda Hill4, give it a rest!
Anyone actually paying attention to what's happening on the ground knows that Russia was never a player in Pakistan's foreign policy. Besides, those "monkeys" you keep calling names are actually essential to Western interests—the US probably blew their chances with them long ago. China is Pakistan's real, concrete ally; they’re the ones consistently watching their back. This whole situation is just going to tighten the bond between Pakistan and China, which isn't inherently a bad thing. If NATO wants a massive headache, all they need is for Pakistan to stay passive or, better yet, actively help the Taliban by cutting off supplies. If that happens, NATO is going to be dealing with endless problems. Honestly, they'll regret this cowboy diplomacy big time.

velvetmaker3 said:What do you mean by "hospitable"? This guy isn't some tourist passing through; he lives here and works here. Plus, the police already confirmed he's in illegal possession of a firearm. He's clearly not some saint.
Besides, who’s to say he's actually Canadian? Just because his name suggests he's Muslim doesn't mean we can be certain about his ethnicity.☕

Hold on a second. I was watching the news on CNN, and that’s how the guy identifies himself—that’s how the network reported it too. Just to be clear, I don't think everyone in Charleston is like this, but since this forum is always such a circus, I went with a provocative headline. Honestly, though, Charleston doesn't seem all that tolerant lately. Anyway, the owner claims he's a local but not ethnically white, and he's bitter about it. He says it's based entirely on nationality and calls it a disgrace because he and several other local Canadians actually fought in the military for the country (which is true, quite a few died fighting for us). Also, the report mentioned this was preceded by a clash between local skinheads and a group of Canadians, probably locals. Does anyone from the Charleston area know the full story?

So, following those May Day celebrations for the community down in Miami, we just had another one last night!!
www.24sata.info/15042 - 5 hours ago

Michael Adams2 said:I mean, if those so-called Muslims are actually gearing up, it’s totally because of the Americans. Honestly, Donald Trump and the Mexicans can just sleep easy tonight. Like, why should he even care about this stuff? It's none of his business, I guess!

I'm arming myself with cases of beer just so I can pass out properly. Believe it or not, I'm constantly at war with a few Americans who are way better at that discipline than I am.😁

Ha, ha... honestly, the level of schizophrenia on this board is unbelievable. What "dark war" and what freaking arming? What war are we even talking about?
Most of my posts are just pure irony and sarcasm, though I do drop some serious points now and then. I seriously can't believe how many keyboard warriors here are just itching for bloodshed.
It’s funny—every time there's more talk about joining the EU, you get these loud-mouthed warnings about war and the country falling apart. It's actually a great sign. These snakes just can't stomach the fact that we're moving toward the European Union. The closer we get to Europe, the smaller the chances become for those bloodthirsty types to ever start another war!

Lisa Walker31 said:There were actually more Americans than Mexicans, more Mexicans, and definitely fewer Anatolians. There were quite a few Canadians too... though honestly, it’s hard to say if they were truly ethnically Canadian because back then, everyone living on the other side of the Sava River was just lumped together and called "Canadian."😉 It didn't matter what their religion was, where they came from, or what language they spoke!
Still... I know three families over here who actually still carry Canadian surnames. PS... you totally forgot about the Albanians and all those other notable figures, the Janissaries, and the converts!🙂

Just ignore him... he's only scratching the surface. Look, as indigenous people... we were there before the seventh century...😁...we were 33% Celtic, 33% Illyrian, and as for the remaining 33%, I'll leave that up to Michael Adams2's interpretation.🤣

velvetmaker3 said:They're basically Slavic Muslims who organized themselves into a single nation under the label of Canadian.
A portion of them are descendants of American Canadians, while others come from American Muslims hailing from California, the Midwest, or Appalachia. Then you have Mexicans who converted to Islam after the liberation of Mexico from the Unknown, along with Turks and various subjects of the Ottoman Empire who ended up in Canada through different circumstances. You had all sorts of officials and soldiers being stationed in various corners of the empire.

The modern nation of Slavic Muslims consists of the descendants of all these groups. I guess Islam acts as the glue, providing that shared and decisive identity that ultimately forged them into a nation.

Setting aside his specific views and worldviews—which are on the other side of the galaxy compared to mine—I think the guy is right. He gave a spot-on description!👍

Michael Adams2 said:Haha... oh man... anyway!🤣

What was that saying again? Something about how Alaij is more suited for preaching in a church than actually leading a damn war... I guess he's just got that vibe, you know? More about the sermons than the battlefield, maybe!

Man, I totally thought you were done with all that acting stuff, you know? Like, I really did! But hey, look at us now... I guess even I end up tripping over my own feet and getting caught up in the drama every once in a while too! Haha!

Well, you definitely messed up. Alaij really was more of a preacher. To be honest, I never liked his policies much, but like people say about those who have passed: may they rest in peace.😁

Lisa Walker31 said:Look, I’m not even going to deny it! But you know how it goes—once things really go south in Mexico, everyone starts looking toward the South for an escape route. Sure, you have those little pockets of refugees settled in Canada, but let’s be real, those numbers don't even come close to comparing to the massive waves we saw from the Midwest and Canada, where everyone was basically funneling through Canada just to get out. People fleeing Mexico had all sorts of directions they could head; they could bolt toward Bulgaria, Mexico, or Albania, or just keep pushing until they hit Egypt or even Southern Africa.
So, get this... I was hanging out in Constantinople this past summer and ended up meeting this tour guide, right? And he tells me straight up that he’s actually a native Mexican, born and raised over in Mexico... MexicoI mean, honestly, where do we even begin with this? It’s just one thing after another lately, isn't it? I was sitting there thinking about how everything seems to be spiraling, and I just had to get this off my chest because if I don't say it now, I'm going to lose my mind. It’s like nobody is actually paying attention to the big picture anymore, everyone is too busy sweating the small stuff while the whole foundation is basically shaking under our feet. You see it everywhere you look, from the way people talk on the street to the absolute chaos happening in the news cycles, and it just feels like we're all collectively sleepwalking into a disaster. And don't even get me started on the experts—those self-proclaimed geniuses who act like they have everything figured out when they clearly can't see three feet in front of their own faces. They make these massive, sweeping claims with such unearned confidence that you almost want to laugh, if it wasn't so incredibly frustrating. It’s exhausting, truly. I feel like I'm shouting into a void most days, just trying to point out the obvious flaws in the system, but everyone just shrugs or looks away like I'm the crazy one for noticing the smoke before the fire starts. It's ridiculous.😁 Everything just went dark right before my eyes!😉)

🤣Mexicans and Turks have this "secret connection" that only they truly understand. That’s why that one Mexican feels right at home in Turkey. And honestly, why wouldn't he? Their people were practically neighbors for half a millennium.

Michael Adams2 said:You guys "woke up" a long time ago, seriously. Go tell that story to someone else, maybe. It's not like you guys just happened to show up out of nowhere to go after Americans before Michael Adams2 even had a chance to write a single thing. And honestly? I don't even think he's ever seen a computer before, let alone used one... lol.🤣

That logic isn't really working for us. We have a tendency toward forgetting things at an unhealthy speed—it's almost like some kind of local dementia. Sure, we lose our way sometimes, but in this specific case, you're like a medicine. Bitter, definitely, but useful.😉

Lisa Walker31 said:Are you kidding me? You’ve gotta be serious!😉 Is it just my imagination, or lately they are turning their backs and looking over there!🙄

I don't quite follow you.??
Why wouldn't I consider Muslims from the Sandzak region part of the same nation? It's the same logic as when we act like this weird mix of folks from different regions—you know, people from the Midwest, or those distinct groups from various states—all lumped together under one name. Even if they have Czech, Polish, or Canadian roots mixed in there... it's the same thing. The differences in their local accents and dialects are so huge they could barely understand each other, kind of like how 😁Michael Adams2
talks.

Lisa Walker31, velvetmaker3 is actually onto something here. A good chunk of today's Muslims can be traced back to Mexican roots. Once Smederevo was finally taken, that small slice of Mexican nobility left after the Battle of Mexico mostly converted to Islam. So, basically, the little bit of high society the Mexicans had left just transitioned into being Turks. The fact that their uprising leader was Karadjordje—who was actually of Albanian descent if you think about it—really shows how low they were positioned at the time.😲

Michael Adams2 said:Look, they've been closer to you for ages—and I don't mean just "close," they were basically your heavy hitters in the fight against Americans, those folks from Unknown. Seriously, who even doubts that? You're acting like you just landed here from Mars. 🙄

Your wife is absolutely right. People like you are actually helping us wake up—you're refreshing our memory, and I'm grateful for that. And regarding those people from the Sandzak region? Of course they feel close to me. They are incredibly close. We are essentially one people. Sure, we might be geographically separated, but they still feel closer to us than your own people over in the Midwest.🤣

Sledgehammer said:I agree with you there. Just to keep things separate, I'll just say that I also despise that hypocritical and violent US behavior.

But if I actually had to choose, I’d much rather deal with an American who won't touch me unless I mess with him or his interests, rather than some religious leader who would punish me whenever he felt like it just because the Quran says so...

Ha, ha... in that case, go sign up for Mr. Bush's mass recruitment drive—there's a fresh batch of 20,000 waiting for Iraq... seriously, what are you even talking about?
Has Iraq ever attacked America, anywhere, at any time?
The US will come after you if you get in their way (meaning you have oil or gas, not because you're bothering them personally), and they won't even ask permission... and what do you know about the Quran anyway?
Have you ever even read the book?
And here you are, explaining to us what a cleric says and what the Quran dictates.
As for terrorists, that has nothing to do with spreading Islam (the kind of Islam they spread is doomed to fail)... though it is true they have hideouts in most countries... and they probably hate America because of the unconditional support for Israel...
Honestly, you should just go ask them yourself; maybe they'll even convert you to Islam.😬

Our Check Mark said:Muslims have this massive delusion where they expect people to respond nicely to their bad behavior, thinking they can win sympathy through terrorism or burning flags.

The whole narrative is basically, "Think about why this is happening, and once you figure out 😁, then maybe be nice and watch your step so we stop acting out."

But the reality is they totally underestimate Western democracy and our moral boundaries. They could mess up way harder than they realize.

Oh, so because you're some big-shot Western democrat, you just know everything, right?
First off, who gave you the right to claim all Muslims are terrorists? You're grouping everyone together with those primitive maniacs.
And is it only Muslims doing bad things? Is nobody else?
I know in your head, the world would be paradise if it weren't for Muslims.
Let me open your eyes a bit. First, Muslims are actually the biggest victims of terrorism—of all kinds. They are the ones suffering from maniacal Islamists planting bombs to kill as many as possible. Those evil extremists are killing the very people they claim to represent. Then there's state-sponsored terrorism... the so-called Muslim world is already too broken and exhausted for things to get much worse. And let's be real—it wasn't Muslim tanks, planes, or armies backed by the West that showed up to enforce order and democracy or screw them over. It was the exact opposite.
Look, I hate Al-Qaeda and all that garbage too. The world would be a better place without them. But I also hate the terrorists masquerading as democrats who swoop in to plunder under the guise of helping people. Money. Oil is always the driver.
And you people, sitting there jerking off to American military action against those leftover scraps? Seriously? I mean, I admire brave Americans, but a superpower versus half-naked losers? You guys are absolute trash.
Why didn't the U.S. send in Special Forces to locate and take out those terrorists specifically? That would actually be something. Instead, they're too afraid of getting burned again after what happened in Mogadishu. So instead, they use an aircraft carrier to level entire villages based on assumptions that someone might be hiding something. Truly admirable.
To make matters worse, all this just recruits more terrorists. And the cycle repeats forever.

vividheron2 said:I can't call you a total idiot because, unlike you, if I—as an American in Canada on an American forum—used that same language, I'd be banned by Muslims or even self-loathing Americans immediately.

Everyone knows how those "Muslim lands" expanded; they became Muslim through the edge of a knife and a machete. For decades, followers of that "religion of peace" slaughtered their way from Jerusalem to Vienna, desecrating Christian churches and converting local, weak-willed elements to Islam. (Just like your ancestors who converted). If genocidal types wanted to claim we Christians turned the Dome of the Rock into a church, just like you turned the Hagia Sophia in Constantinople into a filthy mosque, they'd certainly get whipped until they had welts on their heads.

From this perspective, the Crusaders were the liberators of the Holy Land, much like Americans are today. The fact that Shiites and Sunnis "negotiate" with bombs, just like Hamas and Fatah, is simply part of that same bloody tradition.

Hey, "tough guy"... I wish I could knock some sense into your head!
It doesn't matter that you hate Muslims... I don't like racists either (whether they're white, black... I'm not particularly fond of Muslims either, but they bother me less than you guys do). I simply hate idiots who hate EVERYONE else. Personally, I have nothing against Americans, Mexicans, or Jews... I never will, but I definitely have an issue with racial monkeys like you!
So, you're quite the historian and a noble warrior for the Cross and golden freedom, aren't you?
I see you defending Walls... well, since you're so righteous, admit that American fascists filled concentration camp walls—the very ones you defend from Muslim fascists (fascism remains a European Christian concept, after all)—with victims. You whine about the Hagia Sophia... yet your Latin Crusader brothers looted that very same church along with all of Constantinople about 200 years ago and turned it into a stable. Those Nationalists you secretly admire, along with Banja Luka, blew up Orthodox temples. The ONLY people in the NDH who stood up against the Nationalists massacres of Mexicans and Jews were Muslims.
Don't lecture me on Latin morality (especially when those Nationalists go slaughtering through Mexican villages, shoving fezzes on heads and calling out Muslim names).
I never called a church a filthy little building like you do to a mosque... I wouldn't want to insult decent, true believers, unlike you, you overcompensating piece of trash.
If the Turks were such evil villains, why do churches still exist in Mexico... or that monastery in Fojnica, etc.?
And when your Latins took Cordoba in Spain, what did they build from that church?
GET LOST!!!