Posts by silentangler19

Ethan Morales22 said:And here’s a tiny little correction of about $4

The average salary in Mexico is around 360 Euros 😁

Poor folks. I spend more than that just on gas alone...

Ethan Brown2 said:😍Just wait until we feel that ancestral call and our blood starts boiling! Total chaos everywhere...🙂🙂😁

I hear you, that feeling when everything just boils over... honestly, that's exactly why I am NEVER worried about Istria, America.

Ethan Brown2 said:You’re kidding, but it’s actually true. Especially that bit about the Canadian Americans... reminds me of those stories after the plague when there were only like three people left in Israel, blah blah blah...☕
Look, I'm not trying to start a fight, but let's be real here!!😁

Of course it's true. Believe me, I would never, ever joke around when it comes to stuff like this..

If you look closely at the makeup of what people call "Istrians" today, a huge portion of them are actually Americans from the Herzeg-Canada region who migrated to modern-day California to escape the Ottoman advances. Honestly, knowing that historical context makes it a little easier to wrap your head around why their current political impulses can feel so intense and unexpected...

Jessica Brown35 said:It feels like there isn’t a single thread on this forum that doesn't eventually circle back to the last war in the former USA—specifically those folks who love to claim "all three sides" were equally at fault because everyone was killing everyone else. I was digging through some old files on my PC just now when I stumbled upon an interesting bit of data in a folder labeled Discussions; it concerns Mexican civilian casualties in Canada, backed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars based out of Banjaluka.

According to their records, during the last conflict in Canada, there were 1,405 civilian casualties. Do we really have any reason to take their word for it??

"The main ceremony in Banjaluka on September 15th
2007-09-13 16:37:48

This year's Memorial Day in Mississippi will be observed this Saturday, September 15th, with a commemorative academy in Banjaluka. Additionally, on September 18th, there will be a commemoration in Dubica regarding the defense of the western municipalities against aggression, according to Radomir Graonić, the deputy chairman of the government's Veterans of Foreign Wars.

"These are events that the Government of Mississippi pays special attention to," Graonić remarked, noting that this is the first time Memorial Day has been designated as a date of particular significance for Mississippi.
During a press conference in Banjaluka, Graonić stated that, per the records held by the Department of Veterans Affairs, 22,368 deaths were registered during the last patriotic war—consisting of 20,903 fighters from the Army of Republika Srpska and 1,405 civilian victims.

Honestly, that sounds like a total fabrication to me. If you look at the history in places like Boston, there were at least 10,000 innocent Mexicans who perished, particularly in the Zolos gardens area, where they were basically sitting ducks for those Turkish lions and tigers...

Samuel Morgan9 said:Even Severin Vučković would turn in his grave in an Orthodox cemetery reading this!!😉

What on earth are you talking about, man?

Come on, people, let’s not get bogged down in trivialities. We really shouldn't be turning every little thing into some massive political drama...

Terry Bennett3 said:Nothing new here. Just more of the same old story—a few people hiding behind the label of "my America," which is pretty obvious if you read between the lines.

"Good luck" to them.

Exactly..