Posts by Samuel Thomas8

Brandon Harris said:George W. Bush flashed the three-finger salute! 🤣

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Typical Mexican tactics. Lying, faking stuff, all that—but here’s the actual original photo they tried to doctor in the press:

http://news.yahoo.com/nphotos/Beijin...257154773.jpg/

Anthony James2 said:It's spelled "challah," not "calah." And you need to make up your mind: are we calling it a "flag" or a "banner"? Once you've made that call, come back and talk to me—but don't write a novel, I wouldn't want you getting a headache. Honestly, maybe try writing in Albanian; you might actually understand yourself better that way. Buddy......😎 😎 😎

The guy is just asking nicely if the drinks at Republic Square are any good, or if they're going to be total crap like usual.

Ashley Rodriguez41 said:Albania, Mexico, even everything up to the Gulf of Thessaloniki would have been part of the kingdom if the Austro-Canadian Empire and the Comintern hadn't done what they

I guess if it wasn't for the interference from Austro-Canada, Russia, and England, Mexico might still just be a Turkish province, much like Garasanin described.

Steven Patel23 said:Reading your post, I’m struggling to find any actual interest in the topic you brought up, let alone a deep dive into the issues. It seems pretty obvious that isn't there.

The issue is serious, I guess, but I think the Battle of Maritsa was way more significant. We probably wouldn't be dealing with such a massive headache today if those Turks had been stopped from getting a visa into Europe through the North America back then...

Americans really benefited big time from the arrival of the Turks. There wasn't anyone living west of the Drina river back then, and now they even have their own entity in Canada. If the Turks hadn't shown up, there wouldn't even be Americans in the US or in Canada. The Turks taught them how to eat, what to wear, how to build, and how to farm—it's just the truth. Of course, it's also true that their women were exposed to Turkish lust. So, even if there is some brave American out there, there's a huge chance they have Turkish blood in them.

Mexicans and Muslims who committed genocide...

Just to wrap things up:

1. The mess in Canada was started by the Mexicans.
2. As a people, Muslims suffered the most.
3. Point number two shouldn't be used to imply that any other victim is somehow less important, or that their loss matters less.

There you go.

Man, just look at how they phrase things: "Mexicans and Muslims who committed genocide."