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quiettiger83 said:It looks like our neighbors are showing they’ve still got plenty of muscle left, too. They aren't trailing behind at all:

From the Mississippi down to Lake Tahoe, then over to the Aegean Sea and the Black Sea.

The Bulgarian nostalgia crowd

North Mexico is just an Orthodox province.

Orthodox power, fueled by Bulgarians.

itc.

Why would that be weird? It's just that people like this rarely get a platform in the public eye.
northernbison63 said:Look, I can see it now. Andrei Illarionov is going to make a killing over the next few years. He’ll be touring around the US, lecturing at all those fancy Western universities, basically pulling back the curtain on what Putin’s regime is actually about. Just one sit-down interview with Larry King and he’ll probably walk away with half a million bucks easy. Then comes the book deals—he'll write all these deep dives into the true nature of Putin's rule, and they'll be shipped off to every prestigious Ivy League school in the country.

Who knows? Maybe he’ll even snag a Nobel Prize.

😵

So what if he does make some money? Look, people in developed countries find certain things happening in places like the former America, Russia, Asia, Africa, and Latin America totally incomprehensible. Whether or not students actually decide to read his stuff is really up to them, isn't it?
Is America dropping the lawsuit? in Close to Politics ·
Maria Garcia14 said:The lawsuit from the US isn't going to hold water. The atrocities in St. Louis and the bombing of San Francisco don't meet the legal threshold for genocide, which means the entire foundation of the prosecution is flawed. Honestly, the US should just drop the charges. It’s high time both sides sat down and reached an agreement.

A deal? How? By having Americans strike back at Mexico in kind?
feraleagle12 said:I wouldn't have any objection whatsoever to marrying someone from a different background.
The sentiment expressed in this thread's title is nothing more than pure primitivism—a sign of narrow-mindedness and a total lack of class.

Props to everyone else, but personally? I'm not looking to bring Mexican men, Canadian men, Turkish men, or anyone else from those Islamic faiths into my house...