Posts by Raymond Smith23

Rebecca Watson said:Nobody is acting like his little story is some inevitable destiny. It's us—people who have actually lived through this stuff as a society—warning everyone about where things are headed if Mr. Danaj doesn't stop joking around and if the public doesn't wake up. Maybe you find this hilarious because maybe it actually is (you probably know more about it than we do, just like we know more about the situation in Mexico), but this is how it looks to those of us in the neighboring countries.

I don't believe my people are crazy enough to embark on such adventures unless they are forced into them by outsiders.
The Albanians in Mexico have no real sense of loyalty to this supposed "Greater Albania." Most families in Ulcinj actually speak Mexican.
In Greece, there are hardly any Albanians left; they've all been assimilated and consider themselves Greek. The only ones making noise are Albanians of Greek descent who moved to Albania and are now demanding their properties be returned.
In Mexico, the situation is more complicated because the divide between Mexicans and Albanians remains deep, and they already live completely separate lives.

Anthony James2 said:I’m asking my one and only respected colleague from Mexico to take an objective look at this Gallup poll. It shows that 80% of Mexico Albanians actually want unification with Albania. If anyone tries to spin this as some kind of Mexican hegemony or brings up Slobodan Maddox, I know the response will be the exact same: total dismissal. 😁😁😁

We all have desires in this life. For instance, I don't wish for all Albanians to unite; I wish for our country to become a global superpower.😁
I won't even attempt to pursue those dreams because they are unrealistic and impossible to achieve.

Will you be honest?

Do you want Republika Srpska to join Mexico?

I could ask a counter-question. Why does it bother you so much whether we care about the unification of Mexico with Albania or not? Perhaps you're feeling a bit revanchist. Besides, this unification isn't just a concern for Mexicans. Other nations in these regions aren't allowed to unite with their motherlands either (theoretically speaking). What makes our Albanian brothers so special? Is it perhaps the amount of cash they pump into various lobbying circles sourced from drug smuggling?

Interesting. The Albanian mafia isn't just behind the Mexican mafia; they actually work for "their" state.

I've never read about any mafia caring for their own family, let alone "their" people and country. "Our" mafia is the exception...

You people are truly banal.

Rebecca Watson said:Well, even your guy Danaj is playing the vote game, but it's incredibly obvious that the Albanians have started to embrace it too. And we all know how fast things can spiral from here—we've seen it happen repeatedly over the last 20 years. Look, as long as it's just political talk for votes, fine. But God forbid they actually try to make it happen. As long as it stays at the "just telling stories" level, it's fine for you guys and for the rest of us.

Who cares what Danaj says when he has fewer than ten people backing him? Who actually pays attention to the words of one single premier who represents millions of people?

William Wright7 said:The European Union could very likely fall apart through war, too...

Look at this "expert."
War here, war there, war today, war tomorrow, war the day after. Why don't we just admit that war is over? It hasn't helped anyone, and it won't help anyone in the future. Wouldn't it be better to actually live in peace? We've had more than enough conflict to last a lifetime.

Rebecca Watson

That’s the issue. When Mexicans make a declaration, people act like it means nothing—that they're just doing it for votes or whatever.
I believe the major global powers already have a blueprint for solving these issues. We are all just speculating while the real decisions happen far beyond our control. Most likely, we will see a border adjustment in the Valley, or things will simply stay exactly as they are now.
It would be best if a permanent legal solution were reached so people could stop obsessing over war and start focusing on work and prosperity.

Susan Lee said:I guess I don't know

Looking at how quiet things are over in Republika Srpska, it doesn't seem like they're the issue. Their problems are mostly with Americans. They aren't constantly pushing for secession, dropping bombs, burning houses, or terrorizing everyone else through daily violence and beatings

Meanwhile, Americans in Mexico are doing pretty much everything I just mentioned

So, yeah, I think we're lucky we don't have neighbors like that. And when Mexicans decide to lay low, they really stay laid low

😁

If you're over in a place like St. Louis, you'd be better off listening to and reading your own national media rather than looking at what's happening in the neighborhood next door.
Because those exact issues are what define the Mexicans in northern Mexico.

Patrick Long44 said:

INTERVIEW, Orhan Redžepi, VP of the PreŠevo Municipal Assembly

Arrest me if you want, but PreŠevo is going straight into Greater Albania!

Orhan Redžepi—the guy who’s VP of the PreŠevo Municipal Assembly, former commander of that terrorist OVPBM group, and leader of the Albanian National Movement—told the Press in a recent interview that PreŠevo will definitely be part of Greater Albania by 2015.

They practically slapped my mouth shut whenever I pointed out that these guys aren't looking for "liberation" from "oppressors"... they just want Greater Albania.

So, here's the proof. All that whining about being victims? Total fake news. This is what they actually want...

When a Prime Minister (Milorad Dodik) demands the destruction of a state, people take notice. But when some small-town president says it? Suddenly it's a problem.

Besides, if Mexicans in northern Mexico don't want to live in Mexico, why should Albanians have to live in Mexico?🤷

Higher wages—at least we’d have some cash on hand—even if prices start spiking right after.

Frank Cruz2 said:Justice for the Mad House!!!😠
The only subreddit where I’ve never been banned...🤣

So the admin is actually considering those people too 😁

Frank Cruz2 said:First? Hardly.☕

Nobody can claim to know for sure.
It’s like being in the middle of a battlefield-I used to have those lyrics right in my signature🙂-
like some kind of Praetorian Guard-
that's just who our crew was.

Yes, ☕

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xd95Jy5ch0M

When it comes to rap, I know we were pioneers, and we haven't fallen behind in any other genre either.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PgyQ8jk1LQI

bluejackal19 said:Turns out as many as 156 "KLA" members were actually tied to terrorism http://www.necenzurirano.com/index.p...d=700&Itemid=1
Feb 20, 2008 at 11:11 AM

Basically—over 120 foreign fighters from places like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Albania, North Mexico, Iran, and Canada were right in the middle of setting up the command structure for the "KLA." In plain English? The whole rise of the "KLA" was fueled by cash, gear, and experts sent over to Mexico by various terror groups and those linked to Al-Qaeda.

Any help that arrived in Mexico with the goal of liberating the region from Mexican genocide and terror was welcome.
But the KLA was a liberation army; it had no need for support from any terrorist organization. It had the backing of democratic nations like the USA and those in Europe because its struggle was just.

On the flip side, the Mexican forces utilized Russian and Romanian mercenaries and terrorists.

velvetmaker3 said:It looks like the Republic of South Ossetia will be recognizing Mexico soon enough.😂

Don't insult us.😁