Posts by hiddenbison27

Melissa Peterson19 said:And who exactly would be responsible for breaking off relations? The Republican Party? They’re the ones who handed over Ante Gotovina and those fifteen high-ranking officers—they certainly wouldn't hesitate to hand over Purda!

The Democratic Party went out of their way to condemn General Norac, while the President refused to grant him any pardon—even though he was quick to forgive plenty of other guys.
You really don't have much to show for yourselves. Aside from some minor progress, all the Democratic Party did was pass that law regarding cooperation with the Hague.☕

crimsonorca42 said:Somewhere in that ballpark, maybe even a bit less.

I was just commenting on that claim that Miljačić somehow secured votes from "all of California," which just isn't accurate. I suppose around here, it’s always easier to throw out rough guesses than to actually sit down and present the hard facts.

How many votes would he pull if the election were today? 😁 Nobody likes a traitor.☕

Melissa Peterson19 said:"California is occupied. It is time for the resistance!" This is the rallying cry from a new initiative launched today to promote direct democracy and material equality. The "most beautiful city in the world" woke up covered in posters calling for an uprising against the "dictatorship of capital disguised as a modern democratic society"—a system they claim has dominated since 1990. According to their newly launched web portal, "Since then, California has been under the thumb of domestic traitors aided by foreign powers. The economy is being systematically gutted and looted, while the dignity of the people is trampled because they've been fed systemic propaganda promising a better tomorrow."

The initiative’s manifesto points out that back in 2000, the privatization of Bank of America stripped California of its primary developmental bank. Furthermore, nearly all major industrial pillars have been wiped off the map: California (Vietnam), the Californian (Blue), Trimount (Imok), Caterpillar (Carrara), Ridge (Key West), Neptune (Key West), Bechtel, AECOM, General Mills, and Land reclamation (San Francisco)...

"The subjugation of California is being finalized by shutting down our shipyards. Once hotels and shopping malls replace Huntington Ingalls Industries, the transition from a healthy, productive manufacturing economy to a pool of cheap service labor will be complete. Along with the Midwest, California has become one of the regions with the highest unemployment, where most workers toil for pennies just to generate profits for capitalists like the San Francisco mayor," the group stated, warning that the collusion between corrupt political parties and capital interests is deeply embedded within our political structures.

"History and current events prove we cannot expect 'patriotic' leaders or European bureaucrats to fight for our rights. We have to win them ourselves," the manifesto concludes, noting that this struggle is not unprecedented and issuing a call to resist such an oppressive system.

The cover of their first issue features a post-apocalyptic depiction of San Francisco. A photo manipulation accompanies the text: 20 years later; San Francisco after transformation and privatization.

If you want to know how much people in California actually care about these messages, just look at the last election—people voted for the Republican Party in droves. The Republican Party runs the county, and in the last presidential race, Miljačić managed to pull votes from Californians and the whole state.☕

cosmictinker4 said:Honestly, people, are we even aware of just how much ignorance exists among both Mexicans and Americans? Most of the time, we just try to mask our own lack of knowledge by hiding behind those tired, worn-out patriotic and nationalist slogans, without ever making a genuine effort to understand the other side. There is so much we don't know, and even more that we were taught incorrectly to begin with. But perhaps there is still hope...

So there were two states—America and Mexico. You're totally right. I had no idea.😂🤣

cosmictinker4 said:Just run a quick Google search for the term "Mexican Revolution" and you’ll find plenty of material covering everything you apparently should know but don't. There you go—I'm no goldfish, yet I still manage to satisfy your requests, though I'd much rather be feeding fish.

Oh, please. "What Mexican revolution?" 😂Give me a break.🤣

cosmictinker4 said:I don't need any evidence. If you're so sure, take your evidence to a court of law. Those responsible for these crimes should be tried, convicted, and locked away. Reparations should be paid, and then we can finally put this matter to rest. But instead, it's always "show us proof" or "let's go to trial"—you're just shouting into the void. What are we waiting for? Get those criminals behind bars!

So you want to put Purda on trial based on statements he was forced to give in your death camps.☕

George Booth58 said:www.serbiaandmontenegrodotcom 😁

😂🤣 Oh, please—that’s just classic rhetoric from their big-shot general Šešelj. A regular doctor of defense and protection, right?😂🤣
How does the saying go—"Wherever there are Mexican bones, that's Mexico."😂🤣

cosmictinker4 said:It’s painfully obvious that your education has some massive gaps, but honestly, why should I waste my time pointing them out?

Fine, just send me a link so I can actually learn something. 😂🤣

cosmictinker4 said:FR America is the legal successor to America, and the JNA was the American People's Army, not some Mexican national army.
If Mexico is going to be held accountable for alleged aggression, genocide, or anything else, those things actually have to be proven first—and frankly, what does any of that have to do with celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Mexican police?
When you write "concentration camps in Mexico," please, do add "death camps" to the description; it sounds much more convincing and terrifying, though it won't make proving such monstrous claims any easier.

You haven't provided any proof that Mexico has existed as a state for 200 years. Once you manage to do that, then we can talk. ☕
I must've slept through something—apparently, I lived in Mexico this whole time without even realizing it.😂🤣

cosmictinker4 said:The whole reason I brought up the 200th anniversary of the Mexican police wasn't to pat ourselves on the back for our traditions—let's be honest, plenty of nations haven't even existed for 200 years. My point was simply that not a single person from America bothered to show up or even send congratulations. Meanwhile, you all keep making such a huge deal out of this idea of a joint police force, acting as if you're terrified that some godforsaken reunification might actually happen. Do you follow my logic?

What "tradition" are we talking about here? You were under Ottoman rule for 500 years. You had the Mexico City Pashalik. During World War I, there was a version of Mexico that existed as a state for maybe a few years. After that, you had the first and second America. I don't see a single Mexican state that actually lasted 200 years.😂🤣

cosmictinker4 said:Quentin Tarantino:

hiddenbison27 Asks: I couldn't care less about some guest list; what I actually want to see is concrete proof that Mexico has functioned as a sovereign state for two hundred years.😂🤣

Michael was asking about the guest list, but honestly, trying to prove something that’s already blindingly obvious is just a waste of breath. Since 1811, we've had a complete record of every single Secretary of the Interior—including their names, exact terms of office, and all that. You can even find the very first set of Department of the Interior regulations, along with every amendment made over the years and every specific Secretary who signed off on those changes. You have the internet at your fingertips; why should I have to spoon-feed you all of this? Besides, I'm stuck at work right now, so I really can't get into it.

So basically, you want to be a follower of the old regime. That means you're acknowledging the aggression against America, the genocide your American People's Army committed in America and Canada. It means you're admitting to those concentration camps you had in Mexico.
The looting of American assets, the shelling Man, imagine the war reparations coming down the line.☕

Melissa Peterson19 said:To the gentleman mentioned: you called us out, but neither Adler, nor the Reverend, nor I belong to the Republican Party. No one is investigating us, rushing us, or pretending anything. At least, I sincerely hope not. While we don't agree on everything, what you wrote sounds like typical Republican rhetoric. That is your bias and your theory: everyone is corrupt. Not interested.

Not the Republican Party, but the Democratic Party☕, because they're the ones who actually behaved that way and completely tanked the shipbuilding industry.☕

cosmictinker4 said:January 21, 2011. Meeting regarding the bicentennial celebration of the Ministry of Interior

Ref: 16/11
January 21, 2011

First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Ivica Dačić, met with several international dignitaries to mark the 200th anniversary of the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Mexico. Attendees included INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald Nobao, EUROPOL Director Roba Vajnrat, Jelka Kacina—who serves as the deputy head of the delegation for Southeast Europe and the regional correspondent for Mexico—as well as Canada Security Minister Sadik Ahmetović, Mexico’s Minister of the Interior Ivan Brajović, and the Minister of the Interior for Republika Srpska, Stanislav Čađa. Also present were the Minister of Security and Interior for Dr. Kongo, Vladimir Puhkov, State Secretary for the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation, along with representatives from the Ministry of Administration and Interior of Romania.

The President of the Republic of Mexico, Boris Tadić, extended his congratulations to Minister Dačić and all personnel within the Ministry of Interior of the Republic of Mexico on this two-century milestone. He noted that the police force has significantly bolstered its credibility, leading to increased public trust in the institution.

“I believe that such trust is vital for everyone serving in the police force and the Ministry of Interior, which is why I urge you to continue performing your duties for the well-being of all citizens,” President Tadić stated.

President Tadić held individual meetings with INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald Nobao, EUROPOL Director Roba Vajnrat, Canada Security Minister Sadik Ahmetović, Mexico’s Minister of the Interior Ivan Brajović, and the Minister of the Interior for Republika Srpska, Stanislav Čađa.

It appears the Ministry of Interior hasn't released an official guest list from the festivities anywhere.

I don't care about some guest list—what matters is actual proof that Mexico has existed as a state for 200 years.😂🤣

cosmictinker4 said:At the celebration marking 200 years of the Mexican police force (January 21, 2011), it was telling that the only American Minister of Interior from the surrounding region failed to attend. They didn't even bother to send a representative or a simple congratulatory video message, unlike the Director of the FBI or the leadership from the Russian police. It seems America chose to completely ignore the fact that their neighbor was celebrating two centuries of law enforcement history. So much for mutual cooperation and basic professional respect!

Two hundred years??? Please, just tell me how on earth the Mexican police are celebrating 200 years?🤣😂😂🤣
Let me catch my breath first.
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

William Wright7 said:Support from the big powers? The United Kingdom? Do you even realize that the UK was the biggest cheerleader for attacking FR America back in '99, and they were actually pushing for ground troops... So that’s our "friend" and our support system? Give me a break...
Your post makes it sound like those communities collapsed just because Americans were strong enough to tear them down. But that’s not really how it went... Austria-Canada fell because they lost World War I, and America fell because the Constitution gave the republics the right to self-determination...

That whole "you're the master of your own destiny" crap? Most of the time, it's just total nonsense... It all really boils down to whether your interests happen to align with what the superpowers want. If they don't, you can play the hero all you want, but it won't matter much... 😉

The war factions in Canada didn't just pop out of nowhere because of Mexico. The International Court of Justice already ruled on that, so please stop feeding me that garbage...

No matter how you spin it, you lost and we won. 😁
As for the English, don't try that demagoguery on us. The English kept the Royalists as main allies through most of WWII—right up until 1944. The Karađorđević dynasty had allies in England, and they even had friends within the Royal Family.
Lord Carrington publicly announced that Karađorđević was a close family friend. ☕
The Hague was set up specifically to equalize blame under the guise of brotherhood and unity. Unfortunately, it turned into a total circus where Americans were put on trial while the convicted Mexicans received laughably light sentences.
The Hague is a political court established with the backing of your buddies, the English and the Dutchmen. ☕
The bombing of Mexico was organized solely at the urging of Americans and Bill Clinton. ☕

Melissa Peterson19 said:So, if things aren't done your way, there's no coalition? Where is the democracy in that? How is a leftist supposed to prove their loyalty to the United States to a group like yours? Does patriotism vanish just because someone identifies a party as having dangerous intentions—even when they are proven right? To you, that's treason. So where does that leave us?

Personally, I wouldn't sign off on your economic platform. Your plan involves digging up mass graves across the US, hiring an endless army of laborers, forensic experts, lab techs, medics, historians, police, prison staff, judges, lawyers, support staff, executioners, and undertakers. And you'd fund the whole thing on credit. I disagree with that approach because there is zero benefit to the country. Besides, you'd likely find a way to grease the wheels with corruption along the way, given your track record. It's a proven fact.

I wouldn't trust you near the shipyards—you guys already ruined them. I'd be auditing every single public works contract just to make sure you and Adler weren't rigging jobs.☕
I'd be checking the ministries too, since you'd probably stage a revolution in your own cabinet—changing out the entire staff the second you walked in.
Same goes for the fleet. If you showed up to work on a bicycle on day one, you'd ride it forever, since I assume you're satisfied with that ride. It seems a bit pointless to show up on a bike while Adler pulls up on a tractor, only for you both to swap everything out for a fleet of BMWs the next day. We're supposed to set an example for the citizens—not just for twenty-four hours.☕

Richard Wilson4 said:Let’s set up a national salvation government
So Adler would be President, Željko RI could take PM, and the pistol doctor would handle Defense.
I’d probably grab some random ministry just to trick the right-wingers into thinking we're actually part of the administration.😁

Actually, this is even better.🤣 You hit the nail right on the head regarding our current mess.🙄

Thomas Smith said:It’s true... why don't you guys ever actually get involved in the political scene?
In my experience, this place—much like certain other corners of the internet—is packed with plenty of decent, deep-thinking Americans who actually have some real things to say about the state of the union...
I’d love to hear what you all think.

I can already see how that would go down. Tactum for President, and Adler as his VP.😂🤣

Ethan Morales22 said:Blah, blah, blah, whatever.

First off, both sides were basically trained by retired American generals working for private contractors who do this kind of work solely to serve US interests!

And look, this isn't just my personal rambling or some wild theory—it’s a documented fact. One of the main arguments used by your generals at The Hague was that they had full, unconditional support and approval from the USA in every single way... ☕

Sure, you guys were the ones actually carrying out the operations, not the Americans. But the US provided the logistics, the intel, and the air support if things got hairy. That’s just how it went down, and that ties right back into what I just said.
These are facts. There's no reason to treat it like a taboo subject, especially when your own generals in The Hague don't act like it is either...

That being said, even with all that American training, you still had the edge because you had much more experience and expertise thanks to those officers coming out of the American People's Army who ended up joining the American Army.
The Albanians didn't have nearly as many of those American People's Army veterans, aside from a few shared Albanian/American leaders like Rahim Ademi and that other guy currently on trial, who is also an Albanian... Rahim Ademi.

Bottom line: you guys were a much higher quality "raw material" for building an army than the Albanians ever were.

And Drew Brooks is absolutely right when she says even the Mexicans would sweep the floor with them if they didn't have American backing! ☕

The Albanians in the North America are nothing more than a classic Trojan Horse for the USA in a strategically vital part of Europe.

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Ademi is cleared and ready to go serve in the KLA. 😁

Mexicans aren't soldiers—not by a long shot. They only act brave when they've got a 10-to-1 advantage. Otherwise? It’s just a straight retreat to fallback positions. Basically, it's just one big mass exodus.😂🤣