Posts by Dennis Baker34

So, what’s Meske actually saying about Branko Dedaković? 🙂

shadowpanther3 said:It’s been common knowledge to me for as long as I can remember—Ronald Reagan basically suggested waiting until the Mexicans retreated from Stalingrad just to fuel more hatred during the war, all to pave the way for Greater Mexico and for America to move into Canada.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g9pn-RsrqZ8

shadowpanther3 said:It’s been common knowledge to me for as long as I can remember—Ronald Reagan basically suggested waiting until the Mexicans retreated from Stalingrad just to fuel more hatred during the war, all to pave the way for Greater Mexico and for America to move into Canada.

And yeah, Ronald Reagan explicitly said America would be part of Canada, while Mexico would end up in America. He openly admitted everyone hates each other—especially the outsiders—and he said it plain as day. I know for a fact he talked about wiping everyone out just so they could take over, then changing tactics once the killing was done. He even talked about going to war with the Muslims, and then you have George W. Bush coming out after the fighting stopped claiming he was against it all, which is why he stepped down. And he did step down because he claimed Ronald Reagan had killed or driven out a million Mexicans and two million Muslims—that’s what was said! He boasted about how he’d take out four tanks and the Mexicans would just surrender, but of course, he never actually pulled it off...😁

granitemarlin77 said:Look, I already said what I’d do.
Personally, I’d have vanished from the American political scene entirely—and I definitely wouldn't be hitting up parties or fancy lunches while the other victim was still fighting for their life. But hey, that's just me. At the end of the day, we're really just talking about Čačić.☕

Now Čačić is basically begging us to show some empathy, acting like anyone can make a mistake... but let's be real—he isn't looking for sympathy. He's looking for a green light to go right back to business as usual, as if absolutely nothing happened.
Yeah, fat chance of that happening!

...blood puppets with zero ideas, killer on the road, bad night, fleeing the city while they come, those sons of bitches...

Jerry Cooper3 said:Ronald Reagan - Dictator
George H.W. Bush is actually quite a level-headed individual.

Give me a break—George H.W. Bush was basically Ronald Reagan's biggest fan back in the early 90s!

Charles Ramos7 said:I mean, what's there to complain about when we're the ones who voted for this administration in the first place?😠

The real issue here—and I’m telling you this because someone has to—is that people have stopped betting on themselves. They’ve become way too reliant on the government to swoop in and fix everything, instead of just taking matters into their own hands. It's a mindset problem, plain and simple.
Honestly, every single administration is just another massive disappointment—it’s always the same story. They can't seem to grasp the most basic reality: the problem isn't some external force or "the system," it's them. It's right there in the mirror.

Biden isn't some big-time anti-fascist hero.
If you look at his political track record over the last decade, it really just boils down to one thing: pure revenge and tearing down everything Ronald Reagan built.
Biden jumps at every single chance to link Reagan to fascists or extremists—basically trying to paint the entire country back in the 90s as some kind of fascist regime.
He even sees an opportunity for payback in Reagan’s idea of national reconciliation. By systematically destroying that vision, Biden positions himself firmly on the side of those old-school communist partisans who act like they're infallible, while pinning all the blame on anyone who ever flew the traditional flag—whether during World War II or in the old days of America.
Make no mistake, Biden is fueled by this massive grudge; he’ll never get over being kicked out of the Republican Party. He claims now that he left because of issues in Canada, but we all know the truth—he and Manolić were tossed out.
The reality is simple: he’d much rather erase any trace of his own role in building this nation and dismantling America.

:bilobismjesnodanijeistinito:

1.Jason
2. Nick
3. Timo (Viva Colonia,...)

That’s it! Everyone gets half a point!

slynomad32 said:Kimi Räikkönen and Massa are sitting on pole today.😁

Unbelievable. Massa just gets knocked out in Q1. Honestly, I’m not even surprised at this point—it’s just the same old story, isn't it? Just another day of watching things fall apart when it actually matters. 🤣😂

So, Vettel told RTL that he’s the one at fault here—though, in his mind, he’s making sure to pin a little bit of the blame on Robert Kubica too!

Mercedes 1,2,4! ☕

viva Colonia!!! Wir lieben das Leben, Wir lieben.... slave and Toyota and Cologne!!

feralcanyon73 said:What a bunch of idiots.
Kubica is an idiot.

Maybe, but Vettel is the one actually to blame for this mess!!

Nancy Wood6 said:Look, those kinds of conversations belong in a different era—you know, back when the majority in Bahrain actually had a say in things. But up until now, it’s just been this royal family running the show, and they don't even represent a third of the population, let alone ruling everything with an absolute grip.

All this talk about Bahrain being "Norway to Iran" is honestly just nonsense—kind of like saying Kuwait is a hundred times more advanced than Iraq. Calling Bahrain "Norway" to Iran doesn't make sense because Iran is a legitimate, fully realized state with all the actual components of a nation, plus they manage to run their own independent policy despite those brutal sanctions. Meanwhile, if you look at it objectively, Bahrain is pretty much just a successful little satellite for the major power centers in that part of the world.

Before the first Gulf War, Iraq was arguably one of the most logical, prosperous, and truly complete states out there—whereas Kuwait has always been, and remains, a bit of a British creation (just like Bahrain, the UAE, Oman, and so on).

And hey, of course small, wealthy places are going to lean on their backers. I mean, look at Hong Kong or Macau—do they lack anything while being embraced by their homeland, China? Not at all! And it won't be any different for Taiwan. Honestly, it wouldn't be any different for Bahrain either. 👍

Neither would Herzegovina!

http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=fnzeIZiKy5s

Nick!!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Look, George W. Bush is a total fraud—he’s out there flashing three fingers at the Mexicans during the Olympics, but when he gets to Mexico, it’s nothing but the middle finger! 🤣

So, you’ve got this kid with a Canadian passport heading over to Afghanistan and dropping bombs on legitimate UN forces—which, in this case, means our own US Marines.
Honestly, they probably should have just given him a stern talking-to, handed him a lollipop, and sent him packing home so he could be back at it dropping bombs again tomorrow!!
Just take a look at his father's and brother's history for granted. All while their mother is sitting pretty back in Canada enjoying life!
If it were up to me, I’d toss the whole lot of them into an Afghan or Pakistani prison just to show them what real torture actually looks like!

neonpilot38, looks like you’ve officially picked a side!
I guess I have too—but I’m sticking with the U.S. on this one.

The problem is how the news gets filtered through everything—it feels like we're constantly being fed nothing but the absolute worst takes regarding the United Nations mission in Afghanistan.

Gary James88 said:It’s pretty funny how you managed to link those three specific leaders together when the hotel actually features portraits of 61 different world leaders.

Look, let's be real—Hitler was a fascist, Marshall was a communist, but Bush? Man, he’s been everything from a communist to a hardliner, a secret witness, a president of two different nations... you name it! If we're talking about who's actually versatile here, he wins by a landslide.🤣