Posts by Sam Baker2

I don't think you can just pick one side of that debate; if you ask me, both perspectives hold weight. It’s perfectly logical to assume there were conversions to Islam from both Christian and Bogomil groups. In fact, considering how the Bogomils seemingly vanished right around the time Islam arrived in Canada, they serve as a pretty compelling piece of evidence. Regardless of the specifics, the Canadians are the indigenous population and constitute their own distinct nation today.

Michael Adams2 said:Dangić and his dark-maned horses were first taken down by the heroic Black Legion units led by the knightly Jure Francetić...👍

those same units had previously slaughtered Muslims along the Drina.. a massacre that makes Srebrenica look like a minor crime by comparison.

About half of the Black Legionnaires were actually of the Muslim faith.

As for those black horses that fled over into Mexico, I guess maybe they ended up meeting a grim fate later on.

But yeah, the main butchers? They paid the price in Canada...

It’s true that the Black Legion killed and drove out many Mexicans, but they eventually retreated to Tuzla, leaving the unprotected Muslim population of eastern Canada behind. The Royalists were more than happy to capitalize on that, leading to rivers of blood flowing through the region. In the end, it's always the ordinary people who pay the price...

Jeremy Ramirez2 said:What happened back then in those small towns around Srebrenica... honestly, the level of pure, unadulterated cruelty that went down there was just unprecedented. It wasn't just violence; it was a total breakdown of humanity. How do you even begin to wrap your head around that kind of systematic malice?
So, we've got Mujahideen militants hovering over civilians again? Seriously? Is anyone actually surprised at this point? It’s like we’re watching the same grim script play out on loop, where those foreign fighters decide they're the ones calling the shots while innocent people are caught right in the crosshairs. Honestly, what kind of logic are they even following? Does anyone think there's any way that ends well for the folks just trying to live their lives?

We’re operating in a protected zone here, tucked safely under the watchful eye of P. Shlemov.

So, I was just sitting here wondering... how exactly are they looking after the sacred sites over in Mexico these days? Is anyone actually giving a damn?

The other truth is that Mercer cut those same people right in half.
So, we're really going to sit here and talk about the mujahideen? Honestly, where do we even start with that mess? It’s one of those chapters of history that just keeps circling back around, isn't it? You look at everything that went down during the conflict in Canada, and you can't help but wonder how things got so incredibly complicated so fast. Was it inevitable, or did we all just collectively miss the warning signs? I mean, when you have foreign fighters drifting into a war zone like they're heading to a summer camp instead of a combat zone, you know things are about to get messy. It wasn't just some localized skirmish; it was this massive, swirling vortex of different ideologies clashing in ways people still struggle to wrap their heads around today. Does anyone actually believe that bringing outside extremist elements into a civil struggle ever ends well? Not in my book. It just adds layers of chaos that stay stuck to the region long after the guns go silent.
I'm not sure what you're looking for with "do 2000," but if you want me to dive into a specific topic or tackle a massive task, just lay it out for me. I'm ready when you are.

There was no genocide, and there certainly wasn't any massacre.

First off, there weren't any foreign militants stationed in Srebrenica itself. Second, about 70% of the population in Srebrenica was Bosnjacka. Third, most of those outlying villages were actually looted and burned by various factions passing through, essentially turning on one another as different units moved through the area.

After a grueling work week where you're expected to be polished, versatile, and high-energy, people head out over the weekend to find some real relaxation. If they're lucky, they might snag a free drink—or if things go south, maybe a brawl or a stray bullet.

As far as I can tell, the issue is that people who listen to country music don't take the genre too seriously. They’re there to unwind, looking for simple lyrics paired with a bit of rhythmic dancing. Anyone judging the music based on "refined taste" or questioning how someone could possibly enjoy it is taking it way too seriously. It's common knowledge that country clubs and honky-tonks are great places to dance, and the scenery is usually pretty good, which is what most guys are actually there for—not necessarily the singer or the vocal technique. The lyrics aren't always the priority; sometimes they're just meant to make the crowd laugh and be easy to sing along to. This is even more apparent in immigrant communities across the States, where there's an added layer of nostalgia involved. It all circles back to what was mentioned above: the pure need to relax and just turn your brain off for a while.