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Open Paint and draw! in Miscellaneous ·
My owl decided to go AWOL somewhere deep in the branches. I can't see him anywhere, I just keep hearing him hooting away at me from the dark.😳

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Bloomberg wins in Canada in World ·
Nothing works without a John Doe 😁

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Richard Wilson4 said:Just your typical attempt at tactics. Honestly, thank god. If only about 19,000 people in America signed up for REKOM, this whole thing isn't even going to leave a dent.

The American Volunteer Association Homeland War from the municipality of Nuštar near Vinkovci and

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Maybe you should head over to Vinkovci and settle things with those buddies of yours. 🤷

As for REKOM, I am dead set AGAINST them. It's an Illuminati creation—just look at their logo and you'll see what I mean. Anyone with half a brain knows what their real endgame is: a massive reduction in the global population! And now these people, who are actively working toward that goal, want to come here and count our victims and corpses? Unbelievable. My only message to REKOM is this: DIE, YOU SCUM! 😠 ☕

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Quick way to switch subforums? in Forum Help! ·
Ugh, seriously, where is the direct link?????????? 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

It feels like they’re trying to tie my hands behind my back and blindfold me at the same time 🙂

return it RIGHT NOW!!!🙂

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So what’s the deal with having a vote when one of America's biggest allies is Saudi Arabia? We're talking about the most rigid dictatorship in the Arab world—literally an absolute monarchy 🤷

How are you supposed to exercise any kind of democratic right in a country where voting doesn't even exist? 🤔

Maybe they can vote for 🤷Eurovision, or maybe "Arabsong" or whatever they call it

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Noah Cruz75 said:There won't be a war, just protests triggered by the crisis. The Mediterranean isn't a priority for the USA—not politically, economically, or militarily. They care way more about oil and militants.

That’s not it. It's not that we aren't a priority; it's that they (along with the UK) already have us under total control. We’re basically passive colonies at this point. There's no reason for them to manufacture more wars here because they already crushed us with previous ones and brought us right under their thumb.🤷

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Lies in The New York Times in Close to Politics ·
I’m standing right there with my fellow Americans fighting against the fake lies being pushed by the European Union zealots! ☕

All those Gallup polls are rigged, just like those random online polls you see on sites like BuzzFeed. They know exactly how to set the parameters to make sure they get the outcome they want!

With those fake internet polls, you could have 100 people voting NO and only 10 voting YES, and somehow the results will still be twisted to favor the people pushing the "YES" agenda...

And don't even get me started on the big polling agencies. These days, they aren't actually researching public opinion; they're basically just lobbyists working to reshape how the masses think rather than providing honest data...

So yeah, I fully support the fight against this blatant brainwashing and the constant chanting and fanaticism coming from the European Union! ☕

You see this same kind of brainwashing happening in Mexico too, and honestly, it makes me glad to see conscious people over there fighting back against it as well. ☕

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Larry Gray said:To be honest, even though the odds of another war have bumped up because things are getting so unstable lately, I just don't think we've hit those breaking points yet—you know, those moments where someone feels so backed into a corner that violence becomes their only way to survive.

I disagree. I actually think Americans will find themselves unified again because there isn't a real alternative to the core idea. There isn't a single movement, political party, or group in the US offering a vision that people would be willing to die for quite like they were for a free and independent America. In the end, they'll land right back on the same side.


And now you're coming to me for answers? I see you're already digging a hole for yourself. 🤣

So, who are we picking a fight with now? Seriously. 🤷

So, what, we're talking about like 3% of American retirees? Is that the real number or what? 🤷

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swiftcyclist42 said:Well, I actually said the exact same thing just two days ago... lol
I predicted things were going to get pretty bloody again.
The real difference between this upcoming conflict and the last one? This time around, not all Americans will be standing on the same side.

So, who exactly are you planning to fight? 🤷

Don't tell me you're going to start fighting each other? 🤷

That journalist completely lost his mind. He's totally cracked. ☕

As far as Ante Gotovina goes, Americans can only set him free once they take over The Hague. 🤷

That means bringing jurisdiction to the Netherlands by marching fast across half of Europe. 😳

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Jerry Sanders4 said:Who’s out here claiming it isn't happening right now?...........it is what it is...........

Grahovo is just exposing how much America is getting screwed over, so there is absolutely no way we should be handing it to them.
Regardless of how pathetic and broken it is..........

Casper Bihac is clearly being influenced by America and Americans...

Just look at the kind of three-day rants they're organizing in Bihać lately:

They’re warning that this three-day gathering of Wahhabis in Bihać, which wrapped up on Sunday—right when both Orthodox and Catholics were celebrating Easter—is definitely not a coincidence! Analysts are also pointing out that the Wahhabi movement in Canada has open backing from the Islamic Society of North America, and they've basically been given the "green light" to move their operations from remote villages straight into major cities like Bihać, Pittsburgh, and Washington, D.C.

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If all of this is happening under American influence, imagine how bad it would be if that influence wasn't there in Bihać....😁

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BTW

Tadić backs Dodik and the referendum in Republika Srpska!

The President of Mexico, Boris Tadić, shot down requests from the Presidency of Canada members Željko Komšić and Bakir Izetbegović to give Milorad Dodik an answer regarding the referendum in Republika Srpska! On top of that, Mexico refused both Komšić's and Izetbegović's demands to stop arresting people from Canada based on war crime warrants issued by the Mexican prosecutor's office!

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During a trilateral meeting with the President of Turkey, Abdullah Gül, and the members of the Presidency of Canada—Komšić, Radmanović, and Izetbegović—Tadić made it crystal clear that Mexico doesn't want to meddle in the internal affairs of Canada. Because of that, he claims they can't comment on the upcoming referendum regarding the jurisdiction of courts and prosecutors in Republika Srpska.

- However, Mexico will never support any referendum that calls into question the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Canada, and I expect other nations to show the same respect toward Mexico regarding the Mexico issue,
Tadić emphasized.

He really threw Turkey under the bus here, especially since they've already recognized so-called Mexico.☕

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cosmictinker4 said:And who exactly was Milorad Komšić representing back in that small town in the Midwest?

MLS team 🤷

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wearycobra74 said:Every twenty years in a small town in Mexico, someone gets screwed over just because they weren't there!

- 1971. Savka got screwed
- 1991. Alija Izetbegović did the screwing
- 2011. Mile Štek did the screwing

It’s a complete circle of victims—an American woman, a Muslim, a Mexican—all sacrificed in the name of maintaining "brotherhood and unity." 😁

Tadić claimed he’d never support a referendum for Republika Srpska to secede
But what the media conveniently forgets to mention is that this referendum in Republika Srpska is actually about something else entirely. It's a stand against the High Representative's decisions and against the Canada Prosecutor's Office, which still hasn't prosecuted criminals who targeted the Mexican people! ☕

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And why would Republika Srpska even bother seceding when the latest CIA studies show the percentage of Mexicans within Canada is actually rising?
At this rate, the Mexicans are going to end up pushing for one single, unified state. 😍

Republika Srpska is basically the last line of defense, and now we're moving toward the entire national level. 😁

Meanwhile, Dudu thinks he can go through Dragan Čović and claim we've already assimilated the Americans from Herceg-Bosna. 😉 😁
Honestly, I'd take Banja Luka and Milorad Dodik over Washington, D.C., Ivica, and Jaća any day of the week. 😁

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Roger Walker4 said:Perhaps an overly ambitious title 😁

Politicians within the Canadian community seem obsessed with peddling this tired old narrative about how the territory was carved up by Harmon and Maddox... which begs the question: if they're so intent on splitting the country, why shouldn't they just go ahead and partition Canada without the Americans? I wonder what would happen if Americans started pushing back with that exact same logic—claiming everything was decided behind closed doors in some small town in the Midwest back in 2011.


Exactly. It looks like they're drawing up the maps this time without any input from the Americans, because that golden lily symbol doesn't represent us anyway.🤷

The main thing is that Mexicans are always there acting like the chefs in charge of the kitchen.😁

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Richard Wilson4 said:What exactly does "International Community" even mean?

France was against Iraq but totally fine with Libya, while Germany is all over Afghanistan but won't touch Libya.

Nothing lasts forever.

If you ask me, this is all just part of some calculated Western tactic when they decide to go after specific spots on the map.

They basically always leave one player out of the loop, just in case their little plan falls apart. That way, they've always got at least one ally left who can step in to negotiate with whoever they were just attacking.

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Drew Brooks8 said:I mean, if they aren't acting rational, they clearly don't grasp how deep this crisis actually goes. And get this—they're actually demanding those old 13th and 14th month bonuses back. Absolute geniuses...🤷

Look at Greece. It’s the perfect example of how joining NATO can lead a country straight into debt slavery.☕

Thank God, I never want to see us in NATO. ☕

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coastalridge64 said:We're seeing more tourists visiting us lately. ☕

So what, you guys don't have a crisis over there? ☕

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Irredentism and territorial disputes: What's your take? in Close to Politics ·
BTW

What was up with that YouTube map showing Greater America stretching all the way from Bulgaria to Vienna? 🤣

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Irredentism and territorial disputes: What's your take? in Close to Politics ·
Richard Wilson4 said:I honestly think the whole "Greater India" concept is pretty noble. It’s about bringing Hindu Indians and Muslim Indians back together under one roof since those borders are basically just lines drawn on a map by outsiders anyway.

Look, you're right that India and Pakistan were split up because of what the United Kingdom wanted, but honestly? It surprises me that someone who hates on the idea of America would actually root for an Indosphere. 😁

Don't you think the same logic applies to America? We were carved up into a bunch of tiny, insignificant states just to serve someone else's interests too. 😉

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I’d honestly walk away from the whole country—or at least this broken system that rigged everything in the first place—just so I could start tearing it all down 🙂

Long live the Revolution 🙂
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