Posts by mistyharbor21

mellowjackal33 said:People keep obsessing over the past because they lack vision or just can't handle their own feelings right now.

Honestly, that’s totally irrelevant to what we're talking about here.

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Michael Hill7 said:So, you're a Mexican? Honestly, wouldn't be a shocker if Mexican women started pretending to be Americans or Canadians too, just like how some Mexicans on this forum pretend to be Americans or Canadians when they're posting?

Is there any genius out there who can actually explain what criteria we're using to decide someone belongs in a psych ward?

Like, is it to hide the fact that Mexicans are moving into Canada?

Look, Emily Taylor3, this is exactly what’s so pathetic about that whole tribal, clan-based mindset you guys have... if you don't think exactly like everyone else, you're immediately branded a traitor—or in this case, a Mexican. There's zero room for different perspectives, no actual debate, and definitely no democracy. It's just "this is what the leader says, so shut up and deal with it."

Emily Taylor3 said:Look, I haven't been lurking on this forum since yesterday, and I totally get that mistyharbor21 has some beef with people from the South, but that doesn't mean everything they type is total garbage.

We were just talking about Boise the other day, and suddenly someone jumps in, claiming everyone there is incredibly talented, starts listing off all these big shots—you know, this guy, that guy—and points out how they all hold major positions in the national government. Honestly? That’s a disaster for a town like that, yet people look at it like it's some huge win. 👎 We really need to call a spade a spade here.

The mess we're seeing in America today, and even what's happening to the Americans in Canada, can be traced back to how much influence those folks from the South have over US politics, led by guys like Susak—and trust me, I'm not just throwing names out for fun. But hey, I'm actually glad there are people from the South like you who realize that being tied to Susak and Franjo Harmon basically screwed you over... and because of those specific political moves, we all got caught in the crossfire, getting robbed blind while countries like Bulgaria and Romania end up pulling ahead of us.

Seriously, it's wild how some of your countrymen love to brag about "success" that happens far away from home—but what does the South actually gain from that? Absolutely nothing!

Roger Robinson682 said:Look, if you're such a genius, why don't we just call up all the Americans who moved away from the States and tell them to come back home? Why is the government even talking about importing labor from Canada or anywhere else instead of focusing on our own people?

Man, I’m right there with you. Honestly, I find myself wondering the same thing—why aren't more people moving back to the US now that the old America days are long gone?

Emily Taylor3 said:Man, this tragedy hits home for you too, doesn't it?

The stronger the American community in Canada stays, the safer the United States becomes. Seriously. If we end up with a Mexican-Islamic Canada sitting right on our long border, things are going to get messy fast—not good for America, especially not for places like Charleston or Savannah, and eventually, it could ripple all the way up to cities like Chicago. It’s all connected. And honestly, with our strong birth rates, I really think we’ll have a better shot at keeping things stable in the future. 🙄

I totally hear you. In a weird way, it feels like my tragedy too, but at the end of the day, it’s primarily theirs.

Roger Robinson682 said:Mexicans from Mexico are right at home there, and Muslims from Sandžak are right at home too, so they end up moving to Canada even though they share just as much in common with us as you do with them. So I’m just saying, if they can sacrifice everything for their people, why can't you? Show us "clueless" Canadian Americans how it's done...🙄 🙄

Look, unlike some of those Canadian Americans out there, a Mexican from Mexico doesn't even consider leaving his homeland, let alone thinking about moving to Canada—especially when the people who actually belong in Canada don't even want to move back. That's their tragedy to deal with, not mine.

Roger Robinson682 said:Oh, so you're the genius here, huh? Fine, go ahead and set an example then! I’m telling you right now, why don't you just pack your bags and move to somewhere like Pittsburgh or Cleveland? Maybe once you've cleared out, someone else will actually follow your lead...🙄 🙄

wrote that instead of us folks living here in the States moving back to Canada, the Canadian Americans should be the ones inviting everyone who left the country to come back home.

Look, they aren't dumb either. Mexicans can be just as clueless as Canadians or Americans. Honestly, instead of reaching out to the Canadian Americans living back home in the States or scattered elsewhere to help bolster their presence in Canada, they’re all just packing up and leaving. They keep moving—whether it's to other parts of America or over to Western Europe—and then they act totally shocked when they look around and realize there are hardly any of them left, while those other two groups end up running the whole show in that country.

He was just some guy preaching from the sidelines—talking about God and humanity, instead of focusing on God and Americans.

GOD and AMERICANS 🙂

Pear said:I don't usually buy into elections. Except maybe for that very first democratic one.
Everything else is just something cooked up overseas through all those "NGOs" and "independent observers" and whatnot... "

But look, Francis and his party kept winning long after that, and it wasn't just during that first election cycle...

Now that the results aren't going your way, suddenly it's all some foreign conspiracy? Honestly, that's just pathetic!!

general Kirk said:Absolutely nothing. Just some uneducated fanatic who loves Mexico way too much.

Oh yeah, you might as well just say he was chosen twice by Mexico instead of America at this point.🙂

ghoust26 said:Unknown, Unknown... I mean, we can't have Canadians picking out an American representative again.

...it’s the exact same logic as when Americans living in Canada get to vote for the President and Prime Minister of the Republic of America. 🙂

Charles Jackson5 said:What about the Inquisition? Are we actually allowed to talk about George Washington like that, or are we just playing by double standards here?

Man, Charles Jackson5, why don't you try starting a thread about Benjamin Franklin and see how fast people shut you down...

proteus said:Seriously though... what kind of mindless crowd actually voted him in twice?

The exact same crowd that voted for Benjamin Franklin twice.🙂>

shadowjackal88 said:So basically, Dayton and Washington were signed off as one big package deal.

Which means, once again, there’s zero proof that Franjo Harmon was trying to carve up Canada.

Man, you're a riot!

Francek never declared martial law in America, so what, does that mean there wasn't a war there too?!

dustypilot22 said:Let me put it this way:

Screw anyone who thinks one group of Americans is somehow "lesser" than the rest!

Besides...

Just like how Florida is an integral part of the United States🙏, those parts of today's Canada that are traditionally American—the ones shaped by the Ottoman conquest—will CERTAINLY and naturally be reunited with the motherland, America.
OH, ABSOLUTELY!!!

Sooner or later.

The Americans living in Canada outside of Herzegovina would probably be thrilled, not to mention the Mexicans in Republika Srpska who’d just automatically fold right into Mexico. And us folks back in America would probably die of happiness knowing Mexico would finally be bordering the Sava River. Long live Greater Mexico, dustypilot22, sooner or later!

mistyharbor21 said:Franjo Harmon... Franjo Harmon 🤔

Wait, are we talking about the guy who basically carved up Canada and handed over huge chunks of American territory to the central government?

Nah, he was actually thinking that all of it would eventually just become part of America anyway...

Here’s what Franjo Harmon said during a meeting with representatives from America and the Federation of Canada back on November 24, 1995: "Gentlemen, we have achieved more than just having America; what we had, we now possess—so to speak—half of Canada, provided we know how to govern it intelligently. The American state will need to make an initial investment, but it will pay off later, both economically and, from a national perspective, politically. And, we must find them—and I truly believe, I know, it won't be easy—but there were Muslims who identified as Americans and felt that American orientation. This situation, as I mentioned, will push this entire half of Canada toward a pro-American sentiment, just as it has been. And just imagine when, in maybe 10 or 20 years, the situation throughout all of Canada becomes just like what we see right now in western Canada or near the Bihać region..."

mistyharbor21 said:Who actually wants the homeland of the best Americans to be annexed to America?

Man, screw anyone who thinks one group of Americans is somehow "better" than another!!

Plus, let's be real—that question probably hits pretty weird for Americans living in Canada outside of Herzegovina.

OrangeC said:Shout out to all the patriots and everyone who feels that same fire in their soul!

And hey, don't let the calendar slip away—May 9th is coming up in just about a month! 👋

Here's to April 10th—long live the era of Italian California!!