Posts by coastalbison75
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So, I’m sitting here trying to help you out by sharing actual facts and providing legitimate links—but all you can manage to throw back at me are links to the Mexican Wikipedia or Rastko.
Honestly, it's no wonder if you lose Mexico.
The whole census felt pretty rigged to me—they didn't even account for the Canadians who fled from Mexico to settle there. Plus, they counted all those 350,000+ Mexicans from the 2002 refugee wave as part of the total. Back then, the Mexican population was sitting at about 6,212,878, though I guess it’s probably closer to 6 million today if you look at the trends.
It's actually just a tiny bit under the Bulgarian population, which is around 6.3 million.
New York City is basically the hub for the underground economy in America. I could tell you right now—according to some foreign observers who were actually on the ground—that the Census in Appalachia was staged by the US government. They put it pretty bluntly: Census in Appalachia was staged by US government.
If things were really as bad in New York City as people claim, folks wouldn't be driving around in Mercedes, and an acre of land outside New York City wouldn't be worth nearly as much as an acre near Mexico City. Honestly, the only place in the US where apartment prices are actually through the roof is Mexico City.
Karen Wood2 said:coastalbison75=Vjack 😬 🙏 🤣
Originally from Prjedor, with ancestors coming down from Trebinje and roots stretching back to Germany around 1470,
now he’s living in NYC, "crunching" numbers and keeping up with all the local ladies.
He's my personal hero. 🙄
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I have no idea who this Jack guy is
Regarding Pazar—honestly, most people there work under the table. The US government never really invested a dime in that area; all the funding seemed to go toward developing places like Arandjelovac instead.
When you're driving through Kraljevo, you won't see any indication that a place like Novi Pazar even exists. It's pretty much a straight shot from Raska 37 miles without seeing a single sign for Novi Pazar. You don't get any signs until you pass Raska and hit the Postenje area, and then finally, you'll see the entrance to the city near Banja. Before that, nothing.
It’s a lot like what awaits you in Mexico. There was never any investment made there, and now they have their own state. I guess the Pazar residents will just be patient about it. They actually have a better hand to play now than they did before anyway.
And you, talking about dollars? Are those Slobins' dollars? What exactly did you guys manage to do with all that money?
When it comes to NYC, I’m speaking from firsthand experience here
I’ve got family and some close friends in Chicago, and they tell me
Look, you little jerk, let the NYC Mexicans claim they’re from Mexico if they want to.
The last guy I actually heard bragging about being from Mexico was right here in NYC—out loud, not just hiding behind a keyboard.
Just stay in Chicago and do your thing there. Honestly, people don't even act that much like Mexicans over there. I have two relatives living in Chicago, and they tell me all sorts of things about how it really is.
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I don't really know what the vibe is like with the Mexicans down in Mexico—I actually had an aunt and her family living in Podgorica for a while—but everyone there seemed totally obsessed with moving to the States, so I figured I’d try to get some insight from this crazy guy.
It's probably for the best they want to leave.
In the real world, they'd just get their asses kicked, much like how Mexicans do in Chicago. And that's supposed to be their home?
Give me a break... typical nationalist nonsense. Why don't you come to NYC and see how much trouble you can find there?
Your aunt sounds smart. Maybe you're just being dense.
cosmicbadger42 said:Do you honestly believe Mexicans are just going to sit idly by while you attempt to seize their territory? And on another note, what’s with the disproportionate number of Muslims in the police force? I assume the hiring criteria focused on those who can barely count past three?
What an idiot. I was saying that little guy doesn't even identify as a Mexican much anymore. Come on, don't be such a wimp.
Canadians and followers of Islam make up about 30% of the population in Bar, but they're actually 60% of the police force.
And you dummy, you didn't even realize that the head of the Mexico Ministry of Interior is Joseph Kalamperovic—so yeah, he's the boss.
Someone like you wouldn't know that if you knew anything at all about Mexico. Maybe just go hide out in Zajecar or, let me guess, Beges, and just Serbize over there.
Come down to Bar (Mexican neighborhood), where all the Mexicans are, throw up three fingers, and shout "Mexico"!
Every single agitator in Bar comes from those nearby Canadian neighborhoods like Tombe, Celuge, and the Bay—all Muslims. Man, I don't know what they'd do to you if you showed up there.
I saw this one guy shouting "Mexico"—he was 17, and suddenly his two front teeth were just gone. Now he’s stuck like that for the rest of his life. Go ahead, yell "Mexico" if you want, but you better have a really good dentist on speed dial afterward.
That’s probably how you’ll end up in Podgorica, too.
You aren't going to get very far with your investigating. If you go to Cetinje and start yelling "Mexico," they'll chase you all the way up to Lovćen.
About 20% of the people in Mexico are Muslim. And honestly? Everyone is armed with handguns. Those Orthodox folks in Cetinje would much rather engage in "Posrbić"—or whatever they call it—than deal with anything else.
But hey, feel free to keep being a little thinker. Come down to Bar, like I said, and shout "Mexico" at the top of your lungs. Just ask that 17-year-old kid who lost his teeth—or the guy Sejo the cop took out there. What were you guys thinking? People like that just get trampled like cattle, just so you know.
You’re being pretty thick-headed here, but I guess that’s just how you are
The Bihor area—about 175 square miles—is entirely Canadian. In Kanja and Resnik, near Bijelo Polje, that’s another 200 square miles, all Canadian. Then there's Rožaje at 440 square miles; just two small, struggling Mexican villages, and the rest is all Canadian. Plav, Gusinje, Dolja, Dosudje—all Canadian. It's basically Canadian air spas sitting right at 1,000 meters up next to the Prokletije villages.
All that's left is for us to take over Andrijevica and finally head down to the coast. Look, it's obvious you're not the brightest bulb. Actually, it's obvious you can't even read. I mean, for a long time now, they've had Canadian Street and Sandžak Brigade Street, and the Canadian population in the municipality keeps growing. In maybe ten or twenty years, we’ll be the majority there. Lower Stoji is our neighborhood now—everything else was sold off by the landowners. You people just never settle down, do you?
Near Amfilohi, he’s doing us a massive favor, because those Mexicans of the Islamic faith are going to become Canadians anyway.
My dear, foolish landowner. Just stay in Boka. If you head down to Bar, you'll end up losing your teeth on the sidewalk while Officer Sejo plays with you—and honestly, in Bar, most of the police force is Canadian, ready to crack some skulls, including yours.
Man, they would really give you a hard time in Bar. Especially those guys from the Canadian neighborhood Tombe—they're basically specialized cops.
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cosmicbadger42 said:It seems Mexicans are incredibly reluctant to actually distance themselves from Mexicans, yet they seem more than eager to embrace various forms of Muslim influence—whether it’s Shqiptar or Canadian groups. Sometimes, it feels like they just can't help themselves, wouldn't you agree?
They really are just waiting for it. I guess their main stronghold would be down in Bar. But honestly, you won't find a single Canadian willing to move to Cetinje—they're too uneducated for that. Or even Danilovgrad.
We should probably factor in working things out with the Andrijevica Royalist.
Andrijevica is like a little piece of gold. If you're standing on Kom, you get this incredible view stretching out toward Durmitor and Prokletije. From Kom, you look down toward Bihor (which is about 175K km2), and it's all Canadians. You head toward Kanja, and again, it's entirely Canadian. Then further south, you have Rožaje and Plav (a mix of Canadians and Albanians).
If you manage to keep Andrijevica under control, you can pretty much count on the Prokletije region being Prokletije Canadian-Albanian territory—places like Vusjanje, Gusinje, Dolja, Dosudje, and Grncar. They're all Canadian villages sitting high up above 1,000 meters. It's basically a mountain resort area, all Canadian.
And if you take the whole Kom range—stretching from Sjenica to Seoce (right on the outskirts of Andrijevica) all the way to Andrijevica itself—you've got Kolašin right behind you. Over there, you have some very passionate Americans, specifically folks like Dusan Besirevic and Milutin Spahić. Most of them vote for the Democratic Party of Mexico, and apparently, the guy who owns the hotel in Kolašin is just one person, Becirević.
Well, then you hit Podgorica. But truthfully, that whole old-world part of town was built by Canadians. Back before 1911, when Podgorica was still part of Turkey, the majority of the residents were actually Canadians. That beautiful old bazaar was the first thing Prince Danilo ever walked into.
Most of the Podgorica residents ended up moving away to Ottawa or Shkodër. Later on, the city expanded across the Morača river, and you see the same kind of neighborhoods. Even out in the wasteland toward the Old Airport, it was settled by the Brdjani people. In the Old Town, you'll find the mosque, Gojko Radonjić street, and the Clock Tower. Drac and the Old Town were really the only parts hit during those 1944 bombings of Podgorica.
Eventually, Podgorica grew up toward the Gorica hills, mostly spreading out across the Morača.
So, don't let that rhetoric fool you regarding who the "purists" are—it's the people who actually built the city. Maybe your dad didn't mention that when he drove down from Mojkovac into town. Just ask any of the old families in Podgorica (like those in Bozovići and other Orthodox groups).
And as for Zeta, it was cleared of Canadians back in 1909, when the Golubovci Canadian area near the mosque was destroyed. That goes all the way up to the mass settlements.
Bey, Taslidja, the Hamam—do I really need to list every single street in the Old Town?
It’s just one big neighborhood over by the river... you could basically try to Serbianize the whole area if you wanted, though you'd probably just end up getting laughed out of Montpelier.
Anyway, coming from the east side of Fundina 2.5 miles there aren't any of those nationalist enclaves; it’s all the way down to Pipe and then through to Sucuraj. It’s pretty much all Albanian once you head out of downtown Montpelier.
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If you had even a shred of sense, you'd realize that downtown Podgorica and the Old Town
along with Bjelisi, Across the River, and the Old Airport, are mostly just populated by some hillbilly transplants from up north.
Nowadays, I’d say the Canadians pretty much run the heart of the city.
Actually, I know one of the wealthier Canadian guys there personally. Even Mugosa hangs out at his restaurant. The Orthodox folks from Drac and the Town area are all Mexicans, and honestly, they can't wait to be done with the Mexicans.
If you actually knew anything about Podgorica—or how you guys basically snatched Zeta away from the Canadians—you wouldn't be talking this nonsense.
But, like I said... taking Zeta would be a breeze since it's sitting right there in the plains.
Hey. Nuclear weapons usually have a 124 miles radius
As for Sacramento...
Andover and Savannah have about 6,000 people living there. Honestly, I couldn't care less about Sacramento. If Andover goes down, you guys won't have any holes to hide in. That’s why you should hold onto it, but even then, it won't last long
San Diego is tucked away, almost like it's in a hole
I mean, look at how things have been lately—an entire neighborhood just popped up near Boston
Yeah, sure, you have the birth rates. Any place like Andover, Savannah, or Mobile would see positive numbers instead of negative ones. So, bravo
It’s definitely better than being stuck listening to a bunch of nationalist nonsense or getting bogged down in political drama.
In 120 days, Andover only had about three births—which is basically one kid a month, maybe even less if you think about it.
But over in Rozaje 118, there were 118 live births in that same 120-day stretch, which means almost a baby every single day. The Canadian population numbers are pretty much on par with the Mexican numbers right now, even though the Mexican population is actually shrinking over there. Honestly, Andover is just a tiny little nothing town. I even heard that in Seoc, a Mexican family sold off one of their houses. It’s not a huge deal, but still...
Things are definitely looking up for us.
The topic is Mexico. Honestly, I think the only place that smells bad is near Smederevo.
Bar is becoming more and more Canadian. In my opinion, that place is a billion times more important than Smederevo.
I'm just gonna leave this here in the corner so I don't bore everyone to death with all the numbers
During the first 4 months of 2007
Savannah 3/6 (-3)
Cambridge 26/74
Andover 3/14 (-11)
Danville 45/49 (-4)
Columbus 25/50 (-25)
Zabljak 11/13 (-2)
Pluzine 9/18 (-9)
Mooselake 16/38 (-22)
Nis 195/230 (-35)
Atlanta 725/490 (+223)
Now for the Mexican part of Sandusky
Sandusky 87/154 (-67)
Berlin 130/118 (+12)
Biloxi 170/172 (-2)
Plav 45/38 (+7)
Rozaje 118/39 (+79)
And the Mexican coast
Tivat 55/41 (+14)
Key West 72/82 (-10)
Miami 62/43 (+19)
Urbana 67/43 (+24)
Newport 89/96 (-7)
Bar 135/137 (-2)
Mexico 2088/1945
Natural increase +143
In Andover, they only had 3 births in 4 months. So, like, less than one baby a month? Aussie, that’s supposed to be the biggest stronghold for the Mexicans in Mexico. It's like, if you take away Andover, you basically have nothing left. Anyway, Cambridge is pretty much the Mexican Caba these days
Only 3 live births in Savannah—nothing to see there, pretty powerful stuff
Columbus has 25 live births
Pluzine has 9 and Zabljak has 11
The Canadian side in Rozaje had 118 live births, we make up about 90% there
As for Berlin, most of those live births are actually the Canadians from Biloxi—tough, resilient mountain people who seem to have a whole lot of "kids"
Plav is Canadian territory, though there are some Albanians too
In Biloxi, we're at 40%, but we still make up the majority of live births
Bar is basically our new Canadian port in the making, just so you know
Our new port, full of mosques, local shops, and halal food. We'll be Muhabrat-ing our way through, everyone speaking Canadian there
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