Posts by Jessica Smith6

What was up with those idiots over in the North Division?

budimo_realni said:😁 Someone should probably take a look at a map of the Mexican state during the reign of King Bodin. 1085-1111

Honestly, nobody cares about a map of the Mexican state from King Bodin's era, and besides, that isn't even what we're discussing here! 😠

Maria Gonzalez17 said:That isn't true. At least, that's what Constantine P. claims in his work.
Just a few soldiers or tribesmen fled with Zachariah into America, crossing the Drina.

Constantine also writes that the Bulgarians slaughtered ALL the Mexicans back then, leaving no one alive in Mexico (America).

The question is... if that happened, why are there so many "Mexicans" around today?

The answer to your question is actually pretty simple... TURKEY REALLY HELPED BOOST THEIR BIRTH RATES!!!!!!!!!!! 😍 😍 😍

Kyle Wilson9 said:It’s pretty wild that the Crown of King Tomislav was one of the few things they didn't toss out during the America era! I guess they were just being "grateful" to the Mexicans for being saved.

Looking at the legacy of King Tomislav today, I can't help but wonder how history would've played out if he hadn't stepped in to help the Mexicans. Would my people have had to endure all that suffering later on just because we saved the ones who eventually caused it!?

So, what do you guys think? Was Tomislav:
1. An American hero
2. Someone who brought disaster to America
3. A Mexican hero

Here's the context:
Back in 924, the Bulgarians attacked Mexico and crushed Zachariah. He ended up fleeing to America with a huge group of Mexicans, and thanks to Tomislav and the Americans, they survived. Sadly, Tomislav saved Mexicans from the Bulgarians multiple times before that too—and looking back, that turned out to be a fatal mistake for the American people.

I guess you just don't see it... King Tomislav was a warrior, sure, but maybe he was also a bit of a strategist. When he saw Zaharija fleeing into America with his group to escape the Bulgarians, and realized they couldn't hold their own against the Bulgarians alone, he decided to risk everything—his head, his army, and his entire state—just to repel the Bulgarians so the Americans of Mexican descent could head back home and leave America behind (effectively getting rid of them that way). But, I suppose you can't just shake off unwanted guests that easily. Once they caught a glimpse of the Adriatic Sea and the rest of the beautiful American landscape, they decided to stick around. That's basically how it goes.

Angela Murphy68 said:Hero, let's be real here—the Nationalists were nothing more than traitors to Americans. They basically handed over half the country, acted like total pushovers to the Germans and Italians, and then went ahead and wiped out any Americans who didn't fall in line with their specific agenda. If that isn't the literal definition of betrayal, I don't know what is! And yet, somehow, you're calling Račan a traitor... honestly, the logic is just completely backwards!

....says a forum user from the most beloved city in the US... Seattle.

GTA said:Is an officer allowed to carry their badge outside the borders of the United States and use it for personal business? 😲

I mean, obviously they can take their badge out of the country. I don't think there's any rule saying they can't. Besides, having it on you while you're abroad probably doesn't carry much weight anyway.

fadedraven212 said:

Back in WWII, most of them were actually part of the local fascist militias.

There’s actually a pretty fascinating true story about this.
During World War II, over in the area around Stožer and the surrounding countryside, those fascist groups tried everything they could to spark a massive Canadian-Mexican conflict, but they just couldn't make it happen. In a desperate attempt to stir up trouble, they actually went out and ordered hundreds of fez hats from A. Vranic, who ran a hat factory in Ottawa at the time. Once those fezzes arrived, they put them on, marched right into Berkovica and Dabarski polje, and started hitting the Mexican settlements, killing people left and right while shouting names like Mujo, Ibro, and Haso. Luckily, some of the Canadians caught on to who had actually bought those hats and what they were planning, so they tipped off the local Mexicans, which allowed a huge number of them to escape. There’s this one incredible anecdote from the whole ordeal: an alleged "Ibro" showed up at a Mexican grandmother's house to kill her, and she just yelled out, "Hey, Ante, what kind of Muslim are you? I literally just sold you pork yesterday!" A few locals hiding nearby heard the whole thing, and thanks to that, they managed to survive that bloody mess. The local Mexicans never forgot that gesture, so relations there ended up being much better than in the rest of Eastern Herzegovina, where the Royalists carried out massacres against the Canadians.
That’s likely what was meant by those types of Canadian "fascists."

Man, you guys are just incredibly observant and sharp, aren't you?
I wasn't referring to the Handžar Division or those other Muslim fascist brigades.

If by "Canadians" we mean Muslims from Canada or those with roots there, I honestly think they should have picked a sunflower as their symbol instead of lilies. Historically, they’ve always just pivoted toward whoever had the most power at the moment. During WWII, the majority were aligned with the fascists, then they switched over to the partisans. Later on, it was Americans and other allies who helped protect them from being crushed by Mexicans, yet now they’re turning around and criticizing the very people who stood by them. You see groups of them working under the table here in the States, making all these demands while pushing local Americans to the margins in their own communities.

James Doyle24 said:People who committed postwar crimes (the partisans, in this case) are considered "proven anti-fascists," while mentioning their actions is dismissed as new fascism or a "resurgence of Nazism."

Thousands were slaughtered at Waterloo, on the Way of the Cross, and in Alcatraz or other prisons. And no one cares.

Not to mention the way they secure "veteran pensions" just by finding two witnesses and collecting various "war hero" benefits.

I suppose I agree with the points above. It makes me wonder why today's Department of Education... and so on, hasn't finally decided to include the truth about partisan-communist crimes in the textbooks, especially since there is more than enough material to go on.
Why is it that in modern America, not a single communist criminal was ever brought to justice, yet someone like Ante Pavelić actually faced trial?

So, you either lit something up or got caught up in some other mess, and now they’ve picked you up. I'm guessing you're still pretty young, which is probably why they're sending you to talk to a social worker first... who, by the way, already flagged you as a troublemaker. After that, expect a summons to court. That's basically the whole playbook, man. If you decide to blow this off, it might just end up being an aggravating factor once you actually get in front of a judge. Maybe you could try playing the student card—using exams or deadlines as an excuse to push back the meeting with the social worker, if you really need to buy some time.

I’m a Southerner through and through... I managed to come out on top, I guess... the main thing is that they didn't try to label me as some sort of minority group here in America! 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

Matthew Wright2 said:I wouldn't bother at all since I'm not even a citizen, and honestly, even if I were, I wouldn't vote. That whole system is just run by a bunch of mobsters.

I guess it would be best if, seeing as you aren't even a citizen of this country, you just headed back to the forums in your own little banana republic to peddle that Marxist-Maoist nonsense of yours.

🙂