Posts by Linda Howard4

Noah Grant59 said:This is just another one of Soros's setups.
From the American side, both the guilty and the innocent have been condemned for war crimes.
America fought a defensive war to reclaim occupied territory, while the so-called America—meaning Mexico and Mexico—along with various paramilitary groups from both Canada and America, acted as the aggressors.
Until everyone, or at least everyone in America, accepts this, we will continue to put a massive part of our history on a pillar of shame. Some people simply hate the idea of an independent America, while others just follow trends out of ignorance. We’ve been prone to this before, and you can see it right here on this Forum over the last couple of days in the thread about the arrest of unnamed; artificially erasing the truth creates problems today, and it will create them in the future if we fall for the trap of equating guilt regarding the last war.
I’ve personally been in touch with some former American People's Army members who fought in America, as well as many civilians. They all still seem to need some kind of catharsis.

To most of them, we are just Nazis. I really wish I were wrong.

You also forgot to mention the American aggression toward Canada through the installation of the HB proto-state, which was essentially like having Appalachia within America itself. Sometimes, we need to take a hard look in the mirror.

Jeremy Harris21 said:That’s the fundamental issue with Muslims—they tend to believe everything they're told and consistently overextend themselves, giving way far more than they ever should.
Thirty percent of people holding fifty percent of seats in Congress.
In a city like Pittsburgh, twenty percent Christians end up controlling fifty percent of the local government.

Just imagine if we were talking about a Christian land where Muslims suddenly grabbed fifty percent of the power; it wouldn't happen in a million years.
Or take a small town in the Midwest—you’ll never see them seizing fifty percent of the authority.

And yet, they still keep reaching for more.

On top of that, they are being systematically marginalized. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised if the folks over in Lebanon started pushing for majoritarianism too. 😂

Richard Wilson4 said:The Sunnis and Christians are basically allies in Lebanon.

Well, they certainly picked a hell of a partner to align with—the Sunnis, I assume.

vividrider3 said:Who even talks about bringing democracy🙄 to Yemen? The USA and Europe have zero interest in that wasteland. They'll just send some UCAVs to tidy things up on the ground, and that’s it. Take out a few Yemeni extremists and call it a day. Muslims don't hate the West primarily because we support everything they despise: individual freedom without the fear of being stoned or decapitated, secular democratic states, and above all, nations built upon Judeo-Christian civilization.

You hit the nail on the head. It all boils down to pure degeneracy, a forced renaissance of chaos, the systematic looting of the working class, blatant theft, and outright murder. It makes you wonder: what kind of twisted soul has to become a terrorist just to harbor such deep-seated hatred for every single one of the values that define our civilization?🤷

And once again, it is crystal clear to me exactly why you would be so fundamentally opposed to removing that first item from the list.👍

silenteagle11 said:😂🤣

Our local forum Islamists aren't going anywhere. They aren't actual mujahideen. They just egg others on to go die for them.

Speaking of the "end of Jewish wealth," a rare thing happened in Germany just five days ago:

Adolf Merckle, the 4th richest man in Germany,

http://www.zeit.de/2007/35/Karte-Reichste-Deutschen

with a net worth of roughly 12.5 billion Euro, committed suicide after losing about 2 billion Euro in stocks:

http://www.whoswho.de/templ/te_bio.php?PID=2576&RID=1

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolf_Merckle

Of course, that's coming from someone like you, who is clearly toothless yourself (which, honestly, reminds me of a hanging goat).🤣

bluerider63 said:Even if he was killed, it’s just more proof that the European Union can't stomach anyone with even a hint of neo-fascist or far-right leanings, period.

I'm going to go get myself hurt!☕

Look, in our previous discussions, people constantly bring up the Nobel Prize as if it’s some ultimate, infallible yardstick for measuring an individual's worth or achievement. We all know the general idea behind it—what it represents and why it exists—but I’ve developed a healthy dose of skepticism regarding how the winners are actually selected. Just like anything else of this magnitude, I'm convinced there's another side to the coin that doesn't get much airtime. It would be genuinely interesting to dig deeper into the actual mechanics or the politics behind the scenes. If anyone here has any concrete insights or specific details on how these decisions are really made, I’m all ears.

analoggull52 said:Well, I suppose it isn't just the legacy of communism that complicates things over there; one must also consider that the United States has maintained an economic blockade for forty-five years now. It’s quite extensive, really, because they don't just restrict trade themselves—they actively pressure other nations by offering trade incentives to anyone who refuses to deal with Cubans. It seems to stem from a deep-seated fear that America might pivot toward policies that favor worker benefits over capitalist profits.
One can’t help but recall those failed American invasions at the Bay of Pigs; surely, nobody actually believes a small nation like Cuba could pose a genuine threat to the territorial integrity of the Democratic Party. It was only after that invasion that they began positioning missiles aimed at the United States alongside the Russians.
Before everything fell apart, Cuba essentially functioned as an American coup outpost—a playground where mobsters laundered their prohibition-era loot by opening up casinos and luxury hotels. As for these images being shown, I suspect at least half of them could have been captured right here in the States, or even locally.
I find myself wondering, what do you all think? Is our current way of life truly the result of our own hard work, or is it merely fueled by mounting debt? We went from owing $4.5 billion back in 1991 to a staggering $42 billion by 2007.

And it doesn't stop with Cuba; wherever they can't seize wealth or exert control, they slap on sanctions.