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Morgan Rodriguez57 said:Stjepan Radić certainly paid with his life—it’s a heavy thought, really—but then again, that very same Stjepan Radić was the one who penned this poem:
The American spirit is finally taking flight... just soaring right toward you...
Karađorđević's star is home...
Above the clouds, lightning strikes, and the bells ring...
Sending a little hello your way...
Greetings from all of us Americans...
A whole breed of farmers and fishermen...
Which field of history actually gets it right?... I mean, there are so many different ways people try to make sense of the past—it’s almost overwhelming how much there is to sift through... whether you're looking at the big political shifts or just the small, everyday stuff that most textbooks ignore... it really makes you wonder which lens gives us the clearest view... anyway, just some food for thought...
And it’s basically creating a peasant state... which just feels like we're moving backward, doesn't it?
They’re basically building it alongside that Mexican giant...
With the sheer depth of an American mind...
With the Slavic spirit wide open...
Soaring high with the Sokol spirit... just flying way up above the clouds...
To those millennial Duveen doors...
Tomislav, the king of the farmers...
Karađorđević's star is flickering...
With the power of sunlight...
The days are fresh, and there’s a whole new era ahead...
The supply lines out of D.C. are totally dry—there's just nothing left in stock...
Songs are being sung—it’s like everyone is weaving together these beautiful wreaths...
A united front between Americans, Mexicans, and Canadians...
Do the stars circle like falcons...
A new era is upon us... the days just feel different now...
Justice, peace and work...
And may God bless us all...
The Agreement... it feels like it’s just going to rule forever.
Regarding those Agrarian Party members... if that was really how they acted back during Maček's era—well, then I have to wonder what kind of Americans were actually giving them all that landslide support at the time... 🙂
And even being a total jerk Vladimir Iljić Nazor wrote the Anthem of Karr back in the 1920s. When he was released from prison in 1941—that pedophilic, sodomitic degenerate who was held there "for improper relations" with students at the all-boys prep school where he taught—he then, staying true to his principles, his ethics, and his unshakeable perversity, wrote Ode to the Leader.
So, should we really be surprised that toward the end of his pathetic, useless, and destructive existence, he wrote the legend of Marshall ?? 🙂
EDIT:
Quincy:
| regarding those Progressive Party folks... if they were like that during Maček's era, then what on earth were Americans back then who gave them that massive plebiscite support actually like? 🙂 |
In fact, social processes can be compared to biological, physical... natural laws, but it is TIME itself that transforms—that is, the historically provable social inertia, which can manipulate the ignorant through sheer habit.
Therefore, if we look at the Progressive Party during Maček's era in the 1940s from a scientific perspective, we will see a massive discrepancy between quantitative and qualitative measurability.