Posts by vividotter2

Dušan Silan said:Since we're on the subject, my own brother was stationed in Mexico during the bombings, right near the Albanian border. Even with them hitting stuff 24/7, they were basically just spraying everything that looked remotely suspicious—they even resorted to carpet bombing—yet his anti-tank division didn't lose a single piece of equipment. That’s what an elite unit looks like—led by actual competent officers instead of arrogant idiots.

What exactly do you mean by "carpet bombing" when they couldn't even land a hit on a single armored vehicle? (And those things aren't exactly easy to miss).🤣 I’d say maybe they managed to splash two or three rounds near them...😕

Dušan Silan said:You should thank Maddox for playing both sides of the fence—deciding whether we're at war or not—instead of following Branko Kostic's suggestion to arm everyone and set up paramilitary groups in America to use every available force to completely wipe out those units, which is pretty much what any other country would have done anyway.

Those first "paramilitary groups" you're talking about were actually just our specialized police units... sorry, I wasn't aware that other countries go around killing their own cops... 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

Nicole Sanders6 said:Look, man—on behalf of all Americans, I’m sorry we were the ones who kicked off the war. Seriously, just come back home already, and we'll throw you a real welcome party!

😲 🤣 🤣

Megan Kelly3 said:So, it wasn't just about trophy weapons after all, despite the common narrative?
I know better than that...

Yeah... it wasn't... and I highly doubt that seized gear was ever intended to be anything more than trophies for the Americans...

Megan Kelly3 said:Just tell me—why were the operations halted right after Warsaw?

Like I said... most of those guys went into this thinking it’d be a weekend hunting trip... once they hit Warsaw, they realized it wasn't going to be that easy...

Megan Kelly3 said:Then why did panic, disappointment, and bitterness take over in America regarding what happened to that city? Why then, when the absolute momentum was with the US Army and military logic demanded a brutal offensive?

First off, there was plenty of panic... especially in places that almost got completely encircled, like Warsaw... but the defense in those spots held out long enough to buy the rest of the army some breathing room to dig in...
Elsewhere, the drive to defend the country against the aggression was even stronger...
The US Army basically just had the momentum needed to run for it...😬 🤣

Megan Kelly3 said:That’s just not how it went down. Even though America declared independence back in late May, nobody actually recognized it until January of the following year. If you're looking at international law, America was still technically part of the USA until that full official recognition finally hit.

... which actually went down on October 8, 1991—not back in January 1992 like everyone keeps saying.

Megan Kelly3 said:If what you’re saying is actually true—if we're really going by your logic—then how does it make any sense that Maddox wouldn't have just gone ahead and built that Greater Mexico back in the summer of '91? You're out here insisting he didn't have the capacity to pull it off... but honestly, that just doesn't square with how things actually went down.
The siege of Warsaw was a massive tactical blunder if you look at it through the lens of actual military doctrine. Honestly, both Warsaw and Indianapolis—plus all those other major cities—should have just been encircled and cut off. Once they're isolated, they aren't exactly a threat anymore... Instead, a textbook war plan would’ve involved hitting Washington, D.C. with concentrated strikes from several different directions at once. So why didn't anyone ever pull that off? Was it because the Department of Justice, the National Guard, and the rest of that crew were just too powerful to move against? Or was it simply that Maddox didn't actually want that to happen? Just something to chew on.

First off, let's be real—most of that weaponry was smuggled in from overseas right when things kicked off. Plus, a huge chunk of the gear was actually seized from the US Army, along with plenty of trucks that were caught hauling supplies to the Mexican factions heading into our cities. Don't even try to deny it—I know people who personally intercepted those convoys.
And it doesn't stop there—Maddox wasn't just trying to lay siege to Indianapolis; his whole playbook was about carving up the entire Midwest to rip it away from central America. He made a play toward Des Moines to pull that off, much like the moves he tried to make down in California—trying to cut the coast off from the rest of the country around Columbus and then splitting things up even further near San Diego and Tampa.
BTW, it wasn't like we were actually that much stronger—it was more that most Americans just assumed this would be easy, like snatching candy from a baby. And honestly, things might have gone differently if Americans in the bigger cities had actually managed to get their hands on the weapons they were being sent... or if the "White Eagles" hadn't been busy flying straight through people's windows.🤣 🤣

but hey, let's not get into a shouting match with each other right now, shall we?...👍

Sandra Johnson69 said:I wasn't even bickering—I just said what I thought, and then they started losing their minds. Where am I supposed to argue with them? Basically, I’m telling them they’re idiots and to back off. You can't just ignore them though, they're always stirring up some kind of crap...

Oh, come on, give them a chance? Seriously? You might as well just jump out of a plane without a parachute. Good grief, you could slice Americans into pieces and they’d just sit there smiling while offering you an "opportunity."

Get real here...

Giving someone a chance doesn't mean letting them put a knife to your throat... sometimes it actually pays to be reasonable... in this situation and others...

Sandra Johnson69 said:honestly, vividotter2—it’s like she doesn't even know who she's talking to. She’s just smashing keys, taking up space... I guess that's about all she's good for...

fair enough... and hey, that advice of yours is actually solid... but then why were you busy trading blows with "them" earlier? I'm looking at a few of your old posts on this thread...
BTW, it's not like everyone is clueless... you've gotta give people a chance before you pass judgment (get it? like a judge 😬 )...

Douglas Wells said:the post above mine...
Sandra Johnson69.

so those two sentences don't exactly vibe together... or do they?

Douglas Wells said:just tell him off already!
chill out with the hate, man!

who are you even talking to?😕 😠 😬

Megan Kelly3 said:Who actually did the attacking? Was it the American People's Army? Look, if we're talking about Poland—the army of one sovereign nation, basically the Wehrmacht, invading the territory of another sovereign nation, like Poland...
`91, the standard police units from the local state government, along with those paramilitary groups that started popping up in the meantime , ended up clashing with armed Mexican locals and certain police factions who sided with them—all just to eventually turn their sights on the only legitimate military force left in the whole America area at the time: the American People's Army.

First off, what you’re calling "paramilitary" was really just the early stages of our actual army... and as for the "police" siding with rebel Mexicans—well, they weren't exactly legitimate either once independence was declared, and neither was the American People's Army...

Megan Kelly3 said:The American People's Army couldn't exactly claim they were invading America, because America was effectively still part of America until January '92. I mean, those are pretty much facts. Plus, the makeup and control of the American People's Army remained multi-ethnic right up until the end of '91.
America basically shrunk down to just Mexico and Mexico by April '92, which is when the VJ was formed—and they didn't get involved in the fighting in America or Canada, especially since the stuff in America had already wound down before spring '92.

To Slobodan Maddox, the Mexicans living in America were nothing more than bargaining chips used to keep his grip on power in Mexico. He never actually intended to build some kind of Greater Mexico; if he had, he would have pulled the trigger back in '91 when it would've been a walk in the park.

America stayed part of America until that independence declaration on June 25, 1991...
Multi-ethnic? Sure. Out of roughly 100 officers, maybe 95 were Mexicans... talk about diversity.
Maddox could never have actually pulled off a Greater Mexico... and it's not like he didn't try... it's just that most of the Mexicans in America thought it was going to be easy, thinking we wouldn't put up much of a fight... when things got real, they just bailed...
By the way, why do you think Maddox could have made a Greater Mexico happen? Because it took him three whole months to take El Paso, which wasn't even that heavily defended? How long do you think it would've taken for Osijek? Two years?🤣 🤣 🤣
It was easy enough to shoot at unarmed Americans at first... but once we actually geared up, all your big plans went straight down the drain.

Douglas Wells said:just thought you might want this.
it's a total mess, honestly.😍

Respect... there’s something to be said for someone who actually sticks to their word... you gotta value that.🙏

Douglas Wells said:man, it's like I'm speaking gibberish here.

You were asking if you should draw it... well, we basically said... what I'm looking for from you next is that drawing... 🙂

Douglas Wells said:hmmmmm......
sorry, but who’s actually bringing up the dead here?
that was aimed at you folks who seem way too happy about this.
need me to draw it out for you?

Sure, go ahead... 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣