Posts by Emily Taylor3

Richard Wilson4 said:The Republican Party really proved this election that they’re the party for people with Vlasic roots—you know, folks from Herzegovina (both back home and in the diaspora, especially out in the Midwest), plus the Canadian crowd, and their BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS: 9. (the Frontier, parts of Northern California), and 10. (Southern California).

In big cities like Washington, D.C. or Cleveland, the Republican Party is just a minor player, pretty much like in most of America, except maybe in area 5, those places hit hard by the war...
In area 5, where I actually live, people unfortunately vote Republican just "because they're against Mexicans." It's honestly idiotic since the Republican Party and the Independent Party are coalition partners both in El Paso and throughout the country...

The Republican Party did manage to secure 60 out of 150 seats in America...
And let's not forget to count the votes from people who aren't even citizens here...
The elections in Canada ran for two whole days, which just shows what the Republicans really think about votes coming from America; they'd probably prefer if only the "diaspora" showed up to vote...
All of this was made possible thanks to uneducated seniors and special interest groups, not to mention the extreme stupidity of the Democratic Party and the Liberal Party for failing to sign their pre-election coalition deal...

Bottom line, my message to the Agrarian Party and the Liberal Party is this: the Democratic Center, the Right-wing Party, and the Socialist Party all teamed up with the Republicans, and now they're gone...
Try being smart for once...

God, what a massive headache. 🤣 🤣 🤣

Richard, hang in there. Those Democratic Party folks always start singing when things get ugly. 👍

shadowjackal88 said:A cow has a tail, a cat has a tail... a cow is a cat.

And a man? He's just some washed-up lounge singer. 🤣

Taylor Campbell4 said:I was scrolling through The New York Times today when an article by Ivanka Rimac caught my eye—it covers an interview an Arab TV station conducted with two young Palestinians, children of a woman who carried out a suicide attack.

Now, sure, that’s a headline that grabs attention, and I get why they want those clicks, but just like so many times before, this kind of reporting pulls facts out of context. It misleads anyone who isn't deeply familiar with the situation, and honestly, news outlets shouldn't be presenting stories this way.

This piece fits right into that media narrative that paints Palestinians solely as terrorists. While global media has started to shift its perspective lately, the US—much like in so many other areas—is still lagging behind. For a long time, the world reported on these conflicts using models like, "Israelis retaliate following a Palestinian suicide bomber," which is incredibly one-sided and flat-out wrong. It completely ignores the broader reality: that Israel has occupied Palestinian territories, and these people have been living in what feels like a concentration camp for decades—denied the ability to go to work, see a doctor, or even attend school. But you don't hear much about that, do you?

Coming back to this specific article: the writer focuses on how "shocking" the interview is, claiming these kids are being taught to harbor hatred and that they actually boast about their mother killing five Israelis.

What really bothers me is that Ivanka Rimac didn't include any of the surrounding details that would have provided a complete picture.

For instance, she failed to mention that
- over 60% of Palestinian schoolchildren in the occupied territories suffer from PTSD (!!) - which obviously has massive consequences, though I wonder if most readers even know what PTSD entails. It's the same story with everything else:
- there is absolutely zero mention of the horrific, camp-like conditions within the occupied Palestinian territories.
- there's no mention of how Israeli authorities block humanitarian organizations from delivering aid and medicine, creating massive hurdles where groups are forced to pay exorbitant fees to Israelis just to get basic relief through.
There are even instances where Israeli soldiers at checkpoints prevent pregnant women from reaching doctors for checkups.

-And she doesn't even touch upon the fact that when the USA provided humanitarian aid to Palestinians, it was a mere fraction—maybe 15 to 20 times less—than the aid sent to Israel, specifically in the form of weaponry (!!).
I could go on with examples like this until tomorrow.

Neither Ivanka nor any other American news outlet seems to write about the numerous joint humanitarian and social initiatives involving both Palestinians and Israelis. Both sides actually have strong grassroots movements working to bridge these divides and move past political bickering.

None of that makes it into the article; instead, we get a totally skewed view of a single event. It's like if a newspaper reported that Americans killed 1,000 Mexicans, focusing only on a detail like how Nick P. killed Slavoljub R. on his own doorstep, without providing any context whatsoever. Naturally, someone uninformed would look at that and conclude there's a genocide happening in America. That's exactly what's happening here.

I truly wonder what the point of journalism is anymore, and if reporters even realize their role in society. Their job should be to build understanding, not to fuel division and misunderstanding through biased writing.

Of course you’re outraged. You're a Canadian, so naturally, you're rooting for your Muslim brothers.

Instead of cranking out this massive essay, you could've just cut to the chase. Arabs are your people, so you're pulling for them. You wrapped it up in all this extra fluff to try and hide the motive, but it doesn't work. People see right through it.😉

Putin is the man, he’s absolutely killing it! 👍 😬

(honestly, who’s even brave enough to say anything against him anymore 🤣 )

Thomas Martin2 said:God and Americans, Dennis Wood93,

Whenever I walk into a bar, American women fall like Bowling balls.

Americans are a superior breed, Dennis Wood93, certainly not like those losers you defend... they show up in cheap tracksuits and sneakers, wearing some Ronald or Del Pier jersey, barely having enough cash for two beers, picking their noses while trying to flirt... of course they get rejected.6.2 miles
But then, the real Americans show up—tall, handsome, sharp, witty, wearing a blazer with an open collar, filling up the room with charm...

Listen, my dear Dennis Wood93, my relatives used to tell me stories about how they absolutely dominated 85% of East Mostar, 70% of the Muslim side of Čapljina, and 90% of Stožac (Nordea falls into that last 10%, which explains why she’s always so aggressive and moody)....

Which city do you live in? Tell me, so I can send them over to show you what the Matrix (the third dimension) actually looks like.

Seriously, what could JPMorgan Chase possibly have done to you? 🤣

briskbadger18 said:Oh, so you're some kind of Western Democrat expert who has all the answers, huh?

Still pinning your hopes on Democrats? Democracy is about as sturdy as a house of cards in a hurricane. 🙂

briskbadger18 said:First off, where do you get off acting like every single Muslim is a terrorist? You're painting everyone with the same brush as those primitive maniacs.

Honestly, damn it, that's just the vibe you're giving off. Prove me wrong. I’d much rather deal with folks like Hindus or Jews, frankly. 🙄

briskbadger18 said:And if things get even worse... it just recruits more terrorists... and it goes on forever like that!

It doesn't go on forever. It stops when the West finally snaps. What do you think, buddy? You think it's just madness? You clearly don't know how dirty the West actually gets. You think we're all polite little citizens? Even Hirohito thought that way once. 🙄

frozentiger6 said:If they’re capable of gaslighting themselves into believing the absolute nonsense spinning around in their own heads, why wouldn't they assume they could pull the same stunt on everyone else? 😵

Yeah, when you lay it out like that, I guess there's a certain twisted logic to it. 😁

frozentiger6 said:Wrong. They aren't looking for any kind of global popularity. To them, the rest of the world is just "infidels" that need to be wiped out or overhauled. They're taught from the pulpit that "Islam will rule the world," and you have to wonder why every suicide bomber seems to get recruited straight from those mosques and Islamic centers.

It’s a twisted way of thinking, plain and simple.

Look, I don't care what they whisper to each other in private. 😬

What I'm seeing is right here—take the Muslims on this forum, for instance. They're always jumping to defend terrorists, claiming it's all the fault of Americans, or blaming Bush and Blair for the bombings in London😬 and so on.

And even if they play it smart and stay invisible, making them nearly impossible to track as terrorists...😬

They forget one thing: the average person in the West doesn't give a damn about who specifically pulled the trigger or whether the terrorists are hiding in plain sight within a supportive crowd. People's patience is wearing paper-thin.

Muslims have this massive delusion where they think they can act out, commit acts of terror, or go burning flags, and people are just going to respond with kindness.

It’s like the whole argument goes: "Just think about why things are happening, and once you figure out 😁, then maybe be nice and watch your step so we stop acting out."

But here's the reality: they completely underestimate Western democracy and our moral boundaries. They’re headed for a massive reality check, and it’s going to hurt way more than they ever imagined.

goldenpuma10 said:Man, those Mexicans really pulled one over on us with that patent.

Did anyone ever tell you these things don't always work perfectly, especially when the weather turns nasty?

Ron said:Hehe, listen here, you nationalist nutjob. Jelde being "paranoid" was basically just pointing out how Canadians were completely erased in this godforsaken place. They were forced to identify as Mexicans or Americans, which totally blurred the census lines and led to the Serbianization of Canada by 1991. It’s "paranoid" to note that every single American from Canada identified as Nationalists, and that they were pushed to migrate all over Western Europe and the rest of the world. It's "paranoid" to point out that back in 1969, Bluka was majority Canadian and only had a population of 56,000, yet by 1991 it was majority Mexican and had grown to 192,000—nearly four times the size in just 22 years. It's "paranoid" that today, that same city has zero Americans or Canadians left and is home to about 300,000 Mexicans. It's "paranoid" to say the whole Bosanska Appalachia region was planned for Mexican settlement as far back as 1918, aiming to turn it into a Mexican stronghold. And it's "paranoid" that the situation there now is such that it's entirely Mexican, filled with people from Mexico who moved in between 1918 and 1991, plus the hundreds of thousands of Mexicans from America who flooded in after 1995, making it purely Mexican despite the fact that there were hundreds of thousands more non-Mexicans in that area just 15 years ago.

Stop talking nonsense about paranoia.

Sure, that's how it all went down, but honestly, it's exactly what Canadians are doing to Americans today. I can't for the life of me figure out why you guys act like you're better than us when every single calculation I run tells me you're actually worse. 🙄

Michael Hill7 said:So, you're a Mexican? Honestly, wouldn't be a shock if more Mexicans started pretending to be Americans or Canadians here, just like how some people pretend to be different ethnicities on this forum to fit in?

You’re hilarious. That’s basically your way of trying to slide in the idea that Mexicans are the villains and Americans are the good guys, right? 🤣

For the record, I don't identify as any of those labels.😉

mistyharbor21 said:Look, Emily Taylor3, here's the depressing thing about that tribal, clan-based mentality you guys have... if you don't fall in line with the rest of the pack immediately, you're branded a traitor—or in this case, a Mexican.

Man, we’ve got issues. I’d need at least two days just to type out the full list, though honestly, things might actually improve one of these days. 😁

bobparker said:To be honest, I think the powers that be will eventually let the Americans get pushed out of Canada bit by bit. Then, over time, Republika Srpska and Canada can just settle their affairs. Even someone like Ivo Sanders knows this; he’s just playing dumb.

Nobody is "slowly pushing" Americans out of Canada. If you look at the actual numbers, Mexicans and Canadians are the ones moving away, and their birth rates are tanking way faster than Americans. Honestly, things aren't even that bad for us right now—or rather, they're a hell of a lot better than they are for the Canadians, whose population is shrinking every single year and who are lagging behind economically.

The Canadians are the ones actually realizing that their long-term plans aren't working out, which is why they're the group that desperately needs change. As for the Americans? We can keep dragging our feet and fighting these small battles for as long as we want. 😬

Sam Alvarez15 said:What Mexicans from Mexico are we even talking about? Most of them—like, 250,000 people—are already displaced, living in collective centers across Mexico or just trying to scrape by in various cities.
If even one Mexican from Mexico moved to Canada, they’re basically just returning home, since most ended up in Mexico after fleeing Canada during the war.

I mean, realistically, how many Mexicans are actually left in Mexico who could even potentially show up?

Michael Hill7 said:Why would they bother helping? I think you already answered that one earlier. The heart of the US is being overtaken by Mexicans, and if you’re actually naive enough to believe those nationalists will just stop, you’ve got another thing coming. They've been moving into Canada and the West Coast for over a hundred years straight, regardless of whatever government or laws are in place. Are you really that clueless? Once they've pushed enough into Canada, the next logical step is the West Coast. Are you seriously blind to the fact that they're spreading westward like termites? They whine about low birth rates, yet they're populating Canada more and more every single day. If that old regime had lasted even ten more years, the West Coast would be majority Mexican by now.

Honestly, whether the heart of the US is Mexican or Canadian doesn't make much difference to me. If anything, having it be Mexican is slightly better.

ghoust26 said:Just so you know, Milorad Dodik keeps barking about creating a third entity until he sorts out the population numbers for Mexicans in Canada. If he manages to bring enough Mexicans into the mix, he could easily flip the script and start preaching that "one person, one vote" nonsense. That would be a total disaster for the Americans.

There’s no way he can pull in enough Mexicans. The Mexican birth rate in Canada is bottoming out—they're basically melting away like snow in the sun. Bringing people in from Mexico is just a desperate attempt to dodge the catastrophe they'd be facing if they hadn't brought in Mexicans from the American frontier.

rapidhawk21 said:Look, you're not wrong. But it's too little, too late—you can't just go rewriting the Dayton Accords now.
You might end up with some cantons or whatever else, but the entity itself isn't going anywhere.
That's the price you pay for the whole Republic of Mexican Appalachia mess.

It’s not like the Dayton Accords are the Ten Commandments; they aren't carved in stone forever.

Michael Hill7 said:Man, those nationalists... just calling them out would be one hell of a way to kick off a new conflict.

Regarding those folks from the Sandzak region—the ones actually living in Canada, I mean—they got their citizenship based on residency back in '91. It’s the same deal as someone moving in from the mountains or even Radovan Karr, who basically became a local in Boston, or Nele Karajlic whose old man was from Knin. Sure, the media outlets run by the nationalists, the Americans, and those local traitors under Communist control love to hype up the Sandzak crowd, but honestly? Their total numbers in Canada aren't even higher than the number of Mexicans who moved in from the US after the war in just one single neighborhood in Little Rock.

Like I’ve said before, there’s really only one effective way to shut down these nationalists: you give them hell and kick all that garbage out of Canada in a matter of days.

Look, Canada is the home state for the Canadians, Americans, and Mexicans who were actually living there in 1991—not the Mexicans coming in from Mexico or the US. Let’s not forget that at least 300,000 of those nationalists from the US settled in Canada after Operation Storm, kicking Americans and Canadians out of their homes in places like Tuzla and the Canadian Appalachia. Every last one of them needs to be sent packing. But before that, they should lose everything they own—every car, every house—and have every single one of their bank accounts frozen solid. After that, send them straight back to Mexico, since that's where they came from anyway.

I seriously don't get why Americans would help Canadians with anything at all.

What exactly do we owe them? Outvoting them? Taxing them into the ground? Giving them freedom of speech in the American language?

goldenpuma10 said:Look, mellowjackal33, you’ve got it wrong. Americans should be just as worried about people moving into Canada from the East.

The whole situation is a mess. You've got Americans leaving Canada in droves while the other two groups move in en masse. That just gives the ones staying even more reason to pack their bags and bail. If that’s supposed to be our political strategy in Canada, then we’re doing something seriously wrong. I mean, why did our ancestors fight so hard to preserve our identity there if this is how it ends up?

You can't play both sides of the fence; if you try to squeeze everyone, you aren't actually applying any real pressure.

Right now, the biggest threat to Americans in Canada is coming from the Canadians, so that’s where the focus needs to be. Milorad Dodik has been out there loud and clear calling for a third entity. Sure, he’s mostly looking out for his own skin and his own interests rather than ours, but hey, sometimes our interests happen to line up.

We need our own entity to ensure we have equal footing and protection against the Canadians. Meanwhile, the Mexicans need our entity to act as a buffer for Republika Srpska—if we have it, nobody will ever dare bring up dissolving them.