Posts by silentsurfer3

Robin Jones2 said:Where is Plavobili to explain how the FBI, the Democratic Party, and the deep state are actually operating here.

During election cycles, it’s only the proven Republican patriots who get targeted by arrests. Meanwhile, the sycophants following Plenković who voted for the Istanbul Convention remain untouched.

Isn't that blatant proof that the party still holds all the cards?

Look at Ana Karamarko, Josipa Rimac... all this sudden outcry against verified American patriotic figures only kicked off once Karamarko brought up the import lobby and the need for political purging. If you don't see the connection, you're simply willfully ignorant.

Plavobili, help us make sense of this.

Around that exact same time, news leaked out about how Krstičević basically got handed apartments on a silver platter by the Department of Defense.

My theory? A few big players have "burn files" they pull out right before elections specifically to take someone down.

The Democratic Party vs. Plenković's Republican Party
The Republican Party vs. Karamarko's Republican Party
Homeland Movement—I'm not sure if they've got their own heavy hitters in the mix here; I'd guess not since they aren't exactly in the inner circle, but if they do, we might see some dirt leak out against the Republican Party soon as a way to get even.

Charles Fox10 said:🤔 Which ones exactly? Based on this, they don't seem to have any connection to the Republican Party at all. A look back at where the Republican Party started. A bit of history here.

Alright, 🤣let's 🤣settle
this.
The reason I asked is—look—if the Republican Party stays close enough to the center, we could be looking at a massive coalition once the elections wrap up. 😁

Where do you guys think the Republican Party actually sits on the political spectrum when you look at where we were under Franjo Harmon, Ivo Sanders, and Tomislav Karamarko?

briskjackal5 said:https://www.telegram.us/politics-crisis-is-it-not-enough-evidence/
Apparently, some video showing a teacher screaming murder threats at kids isn't even considered valid evidence by the American courts.
Krešimir Bagarić is facing charges for inciting public violence and hate speech, but honestly, he might just walk right out of there free.

Just disgusting.

-Stipe

Stipe, man, if the recording wasn't obtained legally (like, "I'm recording this statement, please respond" style), they won't touch it.

According to the ZKP, he could be looking at up to three years behind bars, assuming the evidence actually sticks.

Honestly, I bet he already got canned from his teaching job and isn't getting hired anywhere else. That's the real win here—keeping a monster like that away from the kids.

Larry Walker24 said:If you ask me, there’s no way they lift the travel ban between cities before June 1st. If we're lucky, maybe around May 15th

The folks in charge said they’re going to follow Austria's lead and try to match whatever they do.

I'll bet you anything that decision from Monday isn't getting renewed.😁

Carol Newman2 said:It looks like Andrej Plenković has completely crushed the "outsiders."

Not a single one of those "alternative" candidates managed to pull through.

Well, at least we finally figured out where the Republican Party keeps their precious little Nora.

jadeotter said:The moment power and high-ranking positions are on the line, friendships, colleagues, and unity all vanish. They stayed quiet about his criminal behavior for nearly 15 years out of professional courtesy, but now they’re ready to nail him just to save their own skins. It's classic mafia tactics.

But hey, I guess it shouldn't be a surprise when your first president was basically an autocrat with mob ties.
I was reading this whole deep dive the other day about why Los Angeles FC changed its name, and man, I couldn't help but think what a total piece of work that Harmon guy really was.

Charles Fox10 said:So, if all the candidates who lose are anti-Plenky, does that mean they all join the coalition or is it just Penava??

If you're asking me? Everyone. 😁
Those chrome-plated idiots still don't get that the Republican Party isn't some organized movement—it's more like a giant catch-all bucket where you can cram anyone from the moderate center all the way down to the far right.

Besides, I honestly can't remember the last time the Republican Party was actually a "right-wing" or "far-right" party instead of just being your standard center-right outfit.

Carol Newman2 said:PENAVA ACCUSES REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERSHIP OF EXERTING PRESSURE: 'Gathering signatures is becoming impossible. This is pure repression and an assault on democracy—we need to move past this.'

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At this rate, these Republicans are going to end up tearing each other apart before the internal party elections even get underway.

Joe Biden is still basically the big boss for every politician in the States. The only guy who could actually stand toe-to-toe with him ended up running for President.

Chuck Schumer can only run his errands, and Kovacs might as well be polishing his shoes.
Until we find someone better—go Plenković and Penava 🙂

And if Penava doesn't land that Vice President spot, he’s out of here—he can just go hang out with Hasanbegović then ☕

Casey Bennett said:Is it really just Domantis?

Now that I’m actually sitting here thinking about it... yeah, absolutely!
Thanks for the tip, 😁

Can I switch my handle over to Domantis184?
I really should’ve just gone with Domantis right from the jump when I set up the account—but a buddy of mine actually talked me into shortening it to Doma because he thought it sounded punchier.

Actually, let's just go with Domantis, like we originally discussed.

bluesurfer6 said:Nice attempt at a pivot there, 👍
first you act like the Masons are out here eating people, and then you try to pull a "correction
regarding an inaccurate quote" by bringing up Pernar.😁😁

Honestly, I don't really see any point in going back and forth with someone whose takes are this shallow and plastic.
My bad

The real issue with Pernar is that even little kids don't take him seriously anymore... ☕

Representative democracy is a messy, complicated beast when you look at this whole situation...

What I really want to know is—are we actually going to pull it off and become one of the most developed nations in the European Union by 2020? ☕

Man, seriously—over at Stanmovic's place in Nu2, this guy's basically confirming he's a freaking Mason, and then I look up and see the dude above me rambling about Tom and Jerry? What a joke.

Just a bunch of sheep, honestly 🙂 🤦:klap:

I heard there’s some interview floating around online where Hanzekovic is basically bragging about being a member of the Rotary Club—if anyone actually tracks it down, please drop the link here.

Man, you couldn't even get a single decent comment on the passing of M. Hanzekovica on any of the big-name US news sites—not on CNN, Fox News, or the New York Times, nothing.
So yeah, that's that.

bluesurfer6 said:Honestly, there’s enough pixelated nonsense piled up in this thread collectively to warrant a whole separate subforum dedicated to "Alternatives." I’d really appreciate it if the admin could move all this over there.

Moving this whole thing to the Alternative section would basically be ignoring reality itself—plus, the whole discussion would just spiral off into some weird, non-linear rabbit hole...

bluesurfer6 said:Look, there are official meetings and unofficial ones. When it's an official meeting, they’re actually obligated to state what's being discussed. It’s pretty straightforward.
And honestly, I have no idea how you managed to link America to the Trilateral Commission.?!
In our neck of the woods, we hold meetings both publicly and privately, and absolutely nothing ever gets resolved.😁
Regarding the Trilateral Commission, here’s the deal:
The Trilateral Commission is a private association founded in 1973 to promote closer ties between the USA, Europe, and Japan. Pay close attention to the fact that this is a private group.
And besides that specific group, there are dozens of other similar organizations that meet regularly.

If that's true, then why even bother with diplomacy or the United Nations?
Why is membership something you can only get by invitation?

Don't be naive. Only kids are that naive.
The world isn't some big green marble where everyone is just being honest with one another.

First off, I should mention I lean toward the Democratic side of things, but I’m really trying to stay objective when looking at what’s actually going down in the American political scene.

But let's get to the meat of it...

The Trilateral Commission is basically this group of politicians working to bridge the gaps between Europe, the USA, and Japan—setting up new diplomatic ties, beefing up economic connections, blah blah blah...
It was founded by David Rockefeller, that controversial American banker and economist.

The American members of the TC include Kolinda Grabar Kitarović (former) , the late attorney Marijan Hanžeković (former) , entrepreneur Emil Tedeschi , and banker Franjo Luković .

Once she stepped into the presidency, KGK left the Trilateral Commission, even though she still shows up on those lists of former members.

So here's my question: why aren't the media outlets talking about this stuff anymore? And look, I'm not talking conspiracy theories; these are straight-up facts.
The media is supposed to be out there representing the truth, but instead, they just feed us cheap populism and political demagoguery right before elections.

From what we see, it's pretty obvious how TC members operate on a transnational level, collaborating to push their own agendas.
Take the late attorney Marijan Hanžeković, for example—he was famous for being the guy who went after countless American citizens.
Just to be clear, I'm all for people being able to settle their debts, but you can't just have a bill skyrocket by 500% or 1000% overnight.

The logical question would be whether this is the smoking gun for the existence of an NWO, but I know half of you would probably just label me a conspiracy theorist.

To wrap this up, I'll leave you with this quote from Max Weber regarding bureaucracy:
"The objective necessity of an apparatus that once exists, combined with its inherent impersonality, means that—unlike feudal orders based on personal loyalty—it is ready to work for anyone clever enough to seize control over it."

Sources
http://trilateral.org/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trilateral_Commission
https://www.nytimes.com/example-link-placeholder

I'd love to hear what you guys think about all this. 😉

Absolute rock bottom.
Hey there,

Seriously, I’m just speechless at how you guys handle moderation here.
Holy mother of... freaking hell.

(I didn't actually swear at anyone's mom, I'm just completely stunned by how shallow his analysis of this whole situation was.)