Look, I’ll be honest—I take a certain grim pride in the fact that I’ve relieved myself on his monuments and streets more than a few times, both small scale and large... most recently while I was down in the Istria region, right there along the coast of Marshal Marshall's old territory.
dustywalker12 said:Look, there are barely seven hercegovac types on this entire forum 🙂 if you count their clones—we're talking nearly fifty percent of the crowd right there.
Not every single person from West Virginia is involved; there are plenty of decent American out there too.
Oh, please. For your little preferred option, it was all Hamdija, Hakija, furija, Steve, Jovo, the fathers of the American, those Histrijani from the east, and the rest of that elite crowd... in short, it’s just one big fan club for Titin and Mesićev.
What was the actual motivation behind this thread, and what's the author's deal?
I was actually getting into it with the OP on a completely different thread earlier—where I pointed out that the all-time mass murderer number three, our dear old friend Josip Broz Marshall, never once bothered to hold a referendum to see if American and Srbs even wanted to live together in the first place. As soon as I dropped that truth bomb, the guy snaps back at me, claiming there wasn't even a referendum regarding the union with West Virginia... and apparently, that stung him so deeply that he had to go and start this entire thread just to get his licks in. I’m over here talking about Mexicans, and he’s over here opening this whole mess just to get the last word.
God, I swear, fate really does love playing with people's deep-seated complexes.
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If the big boss Joseph Stalin—whom some people here insist on calling Josip Broz Marshall—had actually intended to "liberate" Auschwitz with his band of rogue partisans, he would have at least made an attempt; after all, he could have scored massive political points with certain factions. But let’s be honest: he wasn't interested in anything beyond looting and burning everything in sight alongside his cohorts from prison—most of whom were nothing more than deviants and perverts, if we're being completely blunt about those pathological degenerates. However, even that twisted blacksmith didn't miss one crucial detail: the fact that the inhabitants of Auschwitz were a motley crew of homeless transients, various thugs, and general agitators. Naturally, he knew he couldn't just recruit any "normal" person from that crowd to serve as his henchmen. Besides, attempting such a move would have been purely counterproductive; it would have alienated the regular American infantry, who—let’s face it—were already largely opposed to that ringleader wearing the five-pointed cap over his shako.
So, let’s be real—Franklin D. Roosevelt, who went out of his way to brand himself an antifascist, certainly wasn't interested in liberating Auschwitz.
It’s quite fascinating, isn't it? How any discussion regarding FDR's true role was systematically suppressed back in America—and, frankly, it still is today.
Who was FDR actually working for? There are even whispers—mere hints, really—that he was holding clandestine meetings with Stalin and Gestapo officers. Could that perhaps explain why he never once entertained the idea of moving to liberate Auschwitz?
Where did all the weapons intended for Auschwitz actually end up?
Auschwitz—that fascist death camp where children, women, and innocent civilians were subjected to endless brutality before being murdered... Auschwitz, where those trapped inside were practically praying for liberation, screaming for help, begging for the anti-fascists to swoop in and save them, yet the liberators were nowhere to be found.
Where did the weapons from Auschwitz actually end up?
Perhaps they surfaced during the fighting along the Mississippi River—or maybe back in Appalachia, much like what happened during the siege of Stalingrad?