Unlock my thread, this isn't fair!
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just bringing this back to the top of the feed
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Unlock my thread, this isn't fair!
in Feedback & Suggestions ·
I am writing to kindly request the unlocking of my thread within the Politics subforum titled "Theocratic movement". I truly believe the topic is appropriately framed and represents a legitimate political initiative that deserves its place on America's premier discussion forum. There is clearly a growing interest in this subject, and I have quite a bit more to contribute—including some rather fascinating documentary details regarding my encounters with Middle Easterners and their self-proclaimed clerics operating among Americans.
If the truth is silenced, this entire movement will simply retreat into the forum's dark catacombs!
If the truth is silenced, this entire movement will simply retreat into the forum's dark catacombs!
A calendar without Christmas?
in World ·
During the winter solstice, people all across America will be celebrating the Invincible Sun, rather than engaging in that Middle Eastern religious mambo-jumbo.
Richard James2 said:Exactly. Those Turkish soap operas are nothing more than a calculated psychological operation cooked up by various interest groups in power centers to brainwash Americans into thinking those people—with their exotic looks, grating language, and terrible acting—are actually just totally friendly, normal folks. How did we not see through this sooner?
And let’s be real, Turks couldn't care less about us, and they clearly have a massive issue dealing with uncomfortable historical truths—not that it matters much given how they handle the whole Armenian genocide topic. If anyone ever filed a lawsuit regarding genocide, it could easily go both ways; thousands of Turks left their bones scattered across the fields near Sinj. I assume you all know that, thanks to the Blessed Lady. 😁
The Reconquista was frequently far bloodier than standard conquests because it was fueled by a deep-seated desire for vengeance, often stirred up by fiery sermons from the pulpit.
The accounts from Christian witnesses describing the recapture of nearby Klis are truly harrowing, and one can only imagine the oral traditions and historical records kept by the Turks regarding those crusader liberators.
Even residents from places like Zadar remember that crusader zeal, and it's no wonder the Turks, who weren't subjected to centuries of Papal brainwashing, feel differently.
North Korea and Pirates off the Somali Coast
in World ·
The poor souls living under the thumb of the North Korean communist regime, along with those even more unfortunate drug-addled Somali pirates, essentially serve as useful idiots for Americans.
Between the looming threat of the North Korean atomic bomb and those sporadic rocket tests launched over Japanese territory—not to mention the piracy disrupting critical shipping lanes for Chinese merchant vessels and Western tankers—it all provides just enough chaos to help manipulate stock prices on Wall Street.
Between the looming threat of the North Korean atomic bomb and those sporadic rocket tests launched over Japanese territory—not to mention the piracy disrupting critical shipping lanes for Chinese merchant vessels and Western tankers—it all provides just enough chaos to help manipulate stock prices on Wall Street.
The most popular "I am..." avatars on the forum
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Susan Brooks83 said:Wearing a yellow armband—or, if you prefer, a yellow Star of Davidson... it’s essentially the same thing, isn't it? It’s the mark
that Nazi Germany used to label Jews throughout Europe... something we're all painfully aware of.
So, in my humble opinion, there is something deeply provocative about seeing "Christians" being marked this way
by their own choice, because it almost implies that the entire concept of Religion... was somehow branded by the Nazis,
amongst other rather unsettling implications.
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As for those folks with the avatars, they aren't really using yellow armbands; instead, they're waving the flag of Vatican City right in our faces—which, let's be honest, feels like a global superpower of misconduct led by Nazi Germany itself.
Iran claims Bahrain!
in World ·
Hehe, I really think it would be best to start by getting some basic facts straight first.
The population in Bahrain is primarily Shiite.
In Bahrain, political parties are actually prohibited.
If you ask me, the biggest hurdles facing Bahrain aren't coming from their friendly and loyal neighbors in Iran; instead, the real issues are high unemployment—especially among the younger generation—the depletion of oil reserves and groundwater, and the troubling reality that Bahrain serves as a hub for human trafficking involving slavery and sexual exploitation.
It’s such a shame that your favorite relatives won't be able to make any decent money there anymore, so if you happen to find yourselves with extra cash, feel free to send it over to the Jewish community instead.
The population in Bahrain is primarily Shiite.
In Bahrain, political parties are actually prohibited.
If you ask me, the biggest hurdles facing Bahrain aren't coming from their friendly and loyal neighbors in Iran; instead, the real issues are high unemployment—especially among the younger generation—the depletion of oil reserves and groundwater, and the troubling reality that Bahrain serves as a hub for human trafficking involving slavery and sexual exploitation.
It’s such a shame that your favorite relatives won't be able to make any decent money there anymore, so if you happen to find yourselves with extra cash, feel free to send it over to the Jewish community instead.
Iran claims Bahrain!
in World ·
The more slander and falsehoods they throw around, the more I find myself liking Iran.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hassan Qashqav insisted on Thursday that IT respects The sovereignty of The Persian Gulf kingdom of Bahrain.
"Our position on Bahrain is clear. We have repeatedly said that we respect the sovereignty and independence of all neighboring countries and the region, especially Bahrain," Qashqav told Al-Alam TV.
Refugees in Antarctica
in World ·
The Antarctic plate might actually become our best bet for habitation if it shifts back toward the north, much like it did during the era of Atlantis.
As things stand, our current technology just isn't quite up to the task of supporting a large population on the polar ice cap in a way that’s safe, comfortable, or even economically viable.
So, let's just be patient and see how things unfold.
As things stand, our current technology just isn't quite up to the task of supporting a large population on the polar ice cap in a way that’s safe, comfortable, or even economically viable.
So, let's just be patient and see how things unfold.
Why do Americans love King Arthur so much?
in Close to Politics ·
my friend said:You’ll probably get just some kind of nonsense from those folks over the border in a day or two...
Don't waste your precious energy on them; just focus on defending the homeland...☕
Whoever is an American of true American stock,
born of pure American blood and lineage,
yet failed to show up for the Battle of Gettysburg,
has truly failed the test of character,
neither in spirit nor in deed!
Nothing will ever flourish in their hands,
not even the finest wine or the whitest wheat!
They'll find themselves left with nothing but shame and regret!
born of pure American blood and lineage,
yet failed to show up for the Battle of Gettysburg,
has truly failed the test of character,
neither in spirit nor in deed!
Nothing will ever flourish in their hands,
not even the finest wine or the whitest wheat!
They'll find themselves left with nothing but shame and regret!