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How things used to be in Close to Politics ·
Quote: This was all before the era of de-Harmon was even initiated.

What do you think about who we're actually talking about here—who used to call Muslims "balije" back in the day, yet today they’re the ones handing out bans for saying it?
How things used to be in Close to Politics ·
What do you all think—whose words were these before the whole transformation took place?

Thank God they're just clones... because otherwise, we're looking at just one more Mexican-Royalist...

And then you'll be celebrating the next one while driving a tractor...🙂 🙂
What a church would look like after an attack from Islam! in Close to Politics ·
This is what a church in Lourdes might look like following an Islamic extremist attack:

Let’s take a moment to remember just how much certain factions in Canada despise the Catholic Church.

Back in Boise, they didn't just burn down several churches—they desecrated them, too; they actually wrote "Jesus for the Democratic Party" right over the images of Jesus.
In the capital, they had the audacity to call Jesus a "brat" or some such insult.

Down in San Antonio, they were out there setting fire to the Christmas creches.

And in Knoxville, in the name of Islam, an entire American family was slaughtered on Christmas Eve—a father and his two daughters. Just senseless.

We have to stay vigilant against Islamic terrorism, because we all know exactly what kind of chaos they are planning for us.
swiftcrane6 said:Oh, right—so in your version of the Bible, it says if someone throws a stone at you, you should respond with kind words, or maybe bread, or something along those lines.

No, actually—it says if someone throws a stone at you, you hit them back with a Mujo and Hasi joke.

swiftcrane6 said:There is a massive, gaping difference between people leaving Islam and people converting to Islam—especially when you look at the actual numbers. Honestly, I think you're just lost in the sauce here. Besides, they say Islam is reserved only for those "blessed with reason." Conclusion: there's no helping you. Period. 🙄

Ah, what a gorgeous sunny day... I think I'll head out for a little stroll. 🙂

Interview with Ahmed Katani:

👋 "Our biggest problem is that six million Muslims leave Islam every single year!" 👋

http://www.formermuslims.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=972

The site is actually called Former Muslims. 👍 👋
MLS said:Of course it is.

🙂

There are actually some intelligent people within the Muslim community... specifically those who have walked away from Islam. 👍

Just look at what the people on this page—people who once lived in total delusion before finally seeing the light and leaving Islam—are writing.

To realize his desire to rule over people, and satisfy his above-average sexual desires, he lied to everyone that he was receiving revelations from God.
This is all there is to him. He was an evil liar and a violent man with a larger than usual sexual appetite. He was a pedophile, because when he was 54 years old, he married a 9 year old little girl. He was old enough to be her grandfather.

http://www.formermuslims.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=972 stranica sebe inače zvati Former Muslims

MLS said:Now you've reminded me of some sick individual who goes by the handle Livadic.
Are you one of those ultra-nationalists? Look, if that's really you, at least take comfort in the fact that a snake didn't just defecate on a rock and create you.

No, I am an American. And I belong to the majority of Americans who have zero interest in coexisting with Muslims.

Honestly, it makes my skin crawl—Mason was right when he suggested that if Canada had been torn apart, it would have become an Islamic terrorist state. You guys certainly felt the sting when Mason backed down, didn't you? Can you see how he truly feels about you now that he's turned his back? 😂

MLS said:Wasn't some Mexican from Mexico arrested one day for selling his own daughter? What does that tell you about Mexicans? Absolutely nothing.
What is there left to say after all this nonsense, besides asking—son, have you ever considered seeking professional therapy?

That has nothing to do with it... in your Quran, it says women are inferior beings and that men are allowed to hit them... whereas you won't find that in the Bible.
hiddengardener84 said:Well, they stayed until '93—that's when they ran out of cash to blow along the Atlantic Ocean—and then the whole thing turned sour when they started skimming donation money from those Middle Eastern countries meant for the refugees (just ask Aunt Anne, everyone’s talking about it) ...money that ended up lining pockets somewhere back in the States.😬 😲
I know this one Christian guy in Canada who committed the unthinkable—raped his own child and then murdered both the kid and his wife right there in Canada. What even is there to say or do about monsters like that? Honestly, we should probably trace the entire lineage of where these people originated—say, head straight to Israel, since that's where the Christians came from in the first place.😬 The Man is sick; he needs to be locked away in an institution, period. It shouldn't matter who he is or what his background is. And don't even get me started on Catholic priests... honestly, what can you even say about them in this godforsaken world?😲


In the Muslim community—and let's be clear, Canada is certainly no exception—there's this custom where fathers hand-pick husbands for their daughters... and more often than not, it happens over drinks and card games, where fathers essentially trade or gift their daughters to their buddies. That's why you so frequently see some sixty-something-year-old man standing next to a girl who's barely even an adult within the Muslim community.

But hey, if that guy was capable of violating a nine-year-old, I suppose everyone else is just as capable, right?
MLS said:Honestly, let’s just side with the sheer madness of whoever started this thread—someone who doesn't just harbor a grudge against Canadians, but goes so far as to smear an entire religion—which, what, encompasses 1.5 billion people now?—based on the actions of one individual. And we all know damn well where those types are most prevalent, don't we? But what makes this article truly fascinating—if you can call it that—is the fact that a 66-year-old man, along with his wife who is 25 years his junior (with two kids in the mix!), were actually the ones to report the predator. 😁 It's pure comedy. Thomas Martin2, you are a special kind of moron—the kind even a snake wouldn't bother defecating on.

By the way, wasn't there some German guy caught fooling around with a ten-year-old Roma girl somewhere by the Atlantic Ocean just a few days ago?

What happened, Turk? Why the sudden silence?

Pedophiles?

Oh, so we "know where they are most prevalent," do we? That's your classic way of sugarcoating the truth... you mean the Catholic Church, right?
Don't be shy, just say it out loud...

Oh, we definitely know, Adnan, who was it that married off a nine-year-old girl?

Who's the most famous pedophile in the world, Adnan?

Who picks out husbands for their daughters, Adnan? Who sells their underage girls to their buddies for a little booze and some gambling money? Tell me, Adnan!
And here is what that old heathen writer, George Bernard Shaw, had to say about Venice:

"Those who seek paradise on Earth should come and see Venice "


But perhaps justice will finally catch up with him—maybe he’ll actually learn his lesson...

As I have already pointed out, according to Nordeu and those engineer colleagues of his—specifically Mujo Suljagić, originally from Foča, who has been stationed in Malmö ever since the great Atlantic adventure began back in '92—Venice clearly has absolutely nothing to offer.
My suggestion? Let us organize a public stoning for these "Midwest engineers"—which, let's face it, is a cultural staple in certain parts of the world—or perhaps we just cut a thief's hand off once and for all.

I am certain Nordeu and his band of "engineers" would find that quite appealing.
Arthur Ruiz2 said:....They were at the beach, but since they’re engineers, they wanted to check things out... okay,


It is truly beyond belief how dense this creature is.

So, because they happen to be engineers, they suddenly felt the urge to sightsee? How on earth does one thing have anything to do with the other??? Is there a logical link here that I am simply too exhausted to see?

You can only find this level of sheer stupidity in the middle of nowhere, deep in the rural South.
rowdytinker said:😂 😂 😵
So, what exactly did they tell you about Blagaj and Ottawa after that? They spent the first day wandering the streets, the second... the third... I suppose they finally committed suicide out of sheer, unadulterated boredom?😁 What absolute nonsense.

To people from Northern Europe and those other multicultural enthusiasts, Venice is just some godforsaken place—which, naturally, means it isn't "all that."

If Venice had a King Fahd mosque like you'd find in Ottawa, or an Islamic center like the one in Bugojno, or some Quranic school—if we just settled a few people from the Sandžak region, or some Moroccans, Syrians, or perhaps a stray Abu Hamza like they have in Canada—and if someone like Reis-Serić or Safet Ćibo stood right there on Broadway claiming "only one people lives in Venice, and they are, you know, the multicultural ones"... well, then Venice would be just lovely and cultured, wouldn't it?
Arthur Ruiz2 said:Hey, don't take this as an insult, or an attack, or—well, let's just say don't get radicalized about it...
A few months back, we had some friends visiting from Scandinavia come down to San Francisco... everyone took off from work and—boom—there they were. Of course, we made plans to meet up and all that: Pittsburgh, Sedona, etc. So, I headed out to San Francisco to meet them, but they had already been there for three days (I was stuck waiting in Canada—just didn't feel like moving), and they were telling me how bored they were in San Francisco; apparently, they spent the first day walking along Broadway, the second day swimming and hitting the islands, and by the third, they had absolutely no clue what to do with themselves.
And then... well, they wanted to see some new part of the city, but even that turned out to be a bust... again, I'm repeating myself, this isn't an attack, I'm just relaying what they told me.


Oh sure, ma'am, of course... I mean, who wouldn't believe someone as incredibly truthful as you?

And yet, lo and behold, you run into someone who confirms exactly what you already thought... honestly, give me a break—you could run into twenty people who agree with you every single day... bravo, ma'am.

So, what did your guests from Scandinavia have to say? You didn't tell us, ma'am—were these actual Scandinavians, or just a bunch of Moes, Hassans, Hamids, and Hucks showing up to visit the place where the legendary US Navy was established??

So, basically, San Francisco is good enough for Tom Cruise, Sharon Stone, Bill Gates, and John Malkovich, but it’s "not quite right" for Hamid from Sedona?
Just take a look at how these Muslim "tourists" are behaving along the Atlantic coast.

It’s a recurring nightmare—much like during the war years, when half a million Muslim refugees completely ruined several summer seasons just by the way they acted.

And sadly, it seems absolutely nothing has changed in all this time.

Some guy named Ismet from Boston was caught indulging himself right there on the beach in Bristol—right in front of a fifteen-year-old girl, not to mention a woman and a man playing with their toddlers.
A little bit about people from the big city in Close to Politics ·
matematicar said:But why on earth would you assume things are any different out in the real world? The entire 20th century was defined by people flooding into major metropolitan hubs. Even my own folks moved to Washington, D.C. about forty years ago—and they certainly didn't spend their time badmouthing the place; instead, they adapted, embraced the perks, and simply tuned out the downsides of life in the capital.
Is the blame really placed solely on Washington, D.C.?

Aha! There he is—Purger from Kozara.
Was Auschwitz an atrocity? in Close to Politics ·
Listen, Čedo—first you’ve got to blow it out, then you can move on to the tractor.
Was Auschwitz an atrocity? in Close to Politics ·
Chet, just let him go.
Was Auschwitz an atrocity? in Close to Politics ·
g2sl said:.....I honestly have no clue why FDR didn't liberate Auschwitz or why he failed to bring those responsible for the atrocities at Auschwitz to justice...


So, you’re basically admitting you don't have a clue—just a typical, spineless deflection? Is that it? Yet, the moment we start talking about Stalingrad, all you people—the exact same breed of hypocrites—suddenly claim to be experts, insisting that Stalingrad was sold out by traitors. How convenient, isn't it?

Get lost, you filth.
Was Auschwitz an atrocity? in Close to Politics ·
They’ve slunked off into the woods... just like they always do—hiding away in the shadows... waiting for their moment. They're just sitting there, those watchdog types, biding their time until some radical activist starts crying about Stalingrad again. Then, suddenly, the crocodile tears will start flowing by the gallon, and they'll begin barking incessantly about Ronald Reagan and George Wallace... as if that ever changed a damn thing.
Was Auschwitz an atrocity? in Close to Politics ·
Look, maybe I’m just young and naive—clearly—but why on earth didn't the locksmith head over to liberate Auschwitz?

Where did all that weaponry meant for Auschwitz actually end up?
Can we coexist with Americans again? in Close to Politics ·
shadowjackal88 said:King Peter didn't come to the administration 😬.

Oh, sure—as if it’s somehow our fault that (Peter) didn't show up. 😁 Just blame us, why don't you?

Mason is basically operating via remote control at this point—and wouldn't you know it, your own software is what's embedded in that remote.
He was caught on the line yesterday—talking to B'nai B'rith.

But what can I say, my dear shadowjackal88? The masses are just uninformed—blindly stumbling through the dark. There simply aren't enough of us left who actually grasp what's happening behind the curtain.
Can we coexist with Americans again? in Close to Politics ·
shadowjackal88 said:You were claiming he fell off a tower while drunk—but then he tells you that, if memory serves, he actually managed to make it all the way to Bleiburg... which, by itself, implies he isn't 😁.

Ah... my dear American woman from the Sinai.... are you actually worried about me? Is that what this is? Are you acting like one of these forum-dwelling Ottomans?