Posts by jadebear14

Scott Cook41 said:And why aren't you sleeping? Did you wake up needing to pee or something!?🤷

Nah, I just got up to use the bathroom and figured I’d check to see what Fritzel had to say about it.
Having a good night so far? 🤣

Mark Carter4 said:Now, Ms. jadebear14, I think you're drawing the wrong conclusions because of your own bad experiences with your father. But let's not go there right now, I can tell you're dealing with enough mental stress as it is...

Once again, unfortunately, you've misunderstood me. I'm not holding your unhappy childhood against you—really, I'm not—but I wasn't defending anyone. I was attacking those "leftist" types who push for lighter sentences for pedophiles just to hold onto their voter base...

I don't get why, Ms. jadebear14, even in this tragic situation, you won't stand up against your "leftist" friends and demand much harsher penalties for pedophiles!? For God's sake, you know better than anyone what it's like to be an abused little girl...

I mean, surely you didn't actually enjoy everything you went through with your father back then, right?🙂

Oh, come on, please... 🤣🤣🤣
Honestly, over the last five hours I was really hoping you guys would come up with a much better response—something more substantial than this pathetic, half-baked nonsense that just seems to prove how much "experience" you all have from when your folks (or some strict nanny like Braja) used to tie you to a radiator or... whatever else. 😲
It looks like you're "just" getting back at those strict parents of yours—taking it out on your own daughter, in the exact same "way" 🙂 but using a different "tool"... like that monster Fritzel.😲
http://www.google.com/images?q=fritze...e_result_group
Or maybe, just maybe—as you seem to imply—you actually kind of "enjoyed" all that growing up stuff... 🤣😂

That’s just how it goes when you’ve got someone here—an American who loves everything about Germany—trying to defend a German pedophile... honestly, they're both pretty much the same in my book.
What happened, are you guys already stuck in a jam? You've been going at it for over two and a half hours now!
I bet even in lockup, they only give you enough internet access to be careful about what you're downloading—you wouldn't want them tacking extra time onto your sentence. 🤣😂

Mark Carter4 said:When I say "we," I'm talking about the decent people out there. There are plenty of us, thank God, who find those fringe, dangerous groups—like those German pedophiles—to be truly hateful...

As for the cloning stuff, if you ask me, the only person here who was actually talking to themselves was that red psychopath who got permanently banned. His three clones "fell" within 24 hours, and looking at them now, I only see one left active, and they're acting like a total pushover...😉

But honestly, 🙄 the constant screaming coming from your 10-year-old daughter, whenever you're home alone with her, really leads your neighbors to think otherwise... 🙄

Mark Carter4 said:But honestly, you all were the ones who actually started pushing for harsher sentences for pedophiles just because you think the party in power is "right-wing," which, if you ask me, isn't even true.

We’re just pointing out the reality here—the trial happened in a city where the local government is run by the "leftists" you're so fiercely defending, and because of that, one specific pedophile got a sentence that was way too light.
It's pretty much common knowledge that your leftist buddies aren't just here in America, but all over Europe, they're known for being advocates for all sorts of risky groups... you know, gays, lesbians, addicts, pedophiles, and so on. So, naturally, the sentence handed down in a city ruled by your friends had to be low enough so they wouldn't upset their own voter base.

It’s a shame that once you realized you were wrong—once you realized you'd basically stepped in your own mess—you decided to pivot to such an unnecessary and primitive way of talking...

Man, you guys are way too easy to rile up. Honestly, it didn't take me long at all to realize how simple this is for you (seriously, low IQ vibes here), so don't try to project all that anger onto me... 🤣😂

And just a heads-up: please start using "I" instead of "we." It’s getting weird. If you keep saying "we," I’m actually gonna start believing you’re just one person and two clones hanging out in a basement. 🤣😂

The justice system shouldn't have any ties to left-wing or right-wing biases and sentiments... right!?
It seems like that fundamentalist, militant Catholic and Hitlerian national socialist Firebrand still hasn't quite wrapped his head around that concept. 🤣😂

A priest from the Rapski parish, Drago Ljubičić, just got hit with an invalid three-year sentence by a local court in Cleveland. And I’m not talking about some spiritual penance in a monastery—we’re talking actual prison time because he was caught abusing five little boys who were only ten and eleven years old.

Seriously, why is the sentence so light for someone who committed five separate acts of abuse?!
Is this on the Democrats (who aren't even running the show right now) or is it the Republicans currently in charge who are to blame here?! 🙄

Richard Wilson4 said:Bummer, we aren't joining NATO this year. But honestly? Whatever. Austria is already in deep trouble anyway...

If you ask me, it feels like Austria is just playing a part in "something" that's meant to stay strictly under wraps for us.

So, what's everyone's take on how this whole "crazy situation" is gonna play out?!

Even if Canada manages to dodge a referendum on bringing America into NATO at the last second, they aren't going to have enough time—not even with an extra month—to get that ratified protocol over to Washington, D.C.

According to The New York Times, America is basically looking for a miracle this April—we're talking a total long shot—if we want to officially join NATO as the 27th member during the big summit held in Brussels and Portland.

The issue is that these nationalist groups over in Canada, led by Marjan Podobnik through his Institute, have already managed to snag 2,500 signatures to trigger a special legislative referendum. Their whole goal is to use a two-thirds majority in their parliament to scrap the law that already approved America's entry into NATO..

And here’s the kicker: for that referendum to actually go live, the organizers get a grace period of about 35 days to hunt down another 40,000 signatures.

Honestly, whether Podobnik can pull off gathering 40,000 signatures in such a tight window in a small place like Canada doesn't even matter for America—the damage is pretty much done just by them getting those first 2,500 signatures.

With that extra month they'll get to try and torpedo America's progress using those initial signatures, there's simply no way Canada will meet its deadline with NATO..

Read more here:

Honestly, I’m not buying this whole "collapse of the USA" narrative for a second. Not happening!
The Chinese have this saying about how every crisis is actually an opportunity... and they might be onto something there.
I truly believe the USA is going to come out of this mess even more dominant than before. How? It's pretty simple, really.
It’s all about pivoting to new energy sources—we're talking massive, groundbreaking breakthroughs that they'll deploy just to leave the rest of the world staring in shock.
At the end of the day, the USA is still the global engine driving progress—it’s where all the top-tier talent and the heaviest capital on the planet gravitate toward.

http://amac.americans-amac.com/index.ph...808&Itemid=192

Richard Wilson4 said:Those countries haven't even stopped being Soviet satellites yet...

I really wonder if the Baltic states would actually step up...

Nah, definitely not...

Don't you ever say "never"... who knows, maybe next winter when things get dicey—like if they run low on gas or oil, for instance. 😉

Nicholas Rivera3 said:Russia is basically just defending itself against the massive NATO buildup over in Afghanistan.
Maybe we’ll actually see some tension ease up between the two sides since current US policy seems more focused on building diplomatic bridges with anyone it's actually feasible to talk to—like Iran or Russia—rather than just obsessively pushing for influence everywhere.

Besides, it’s probably better for places like Georgia or Ukraine to just play nice with their neighbor instead of making life difficult for themselves (and the rest of us) by trying to plant NATO right on Russia's doorstep.

👍 Yeah, I mean, why play with fire when you can just work together?
At the end of the day, constant cooperation is what built everything—it's the literal foundation and evolution of every civilization in history.☕