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Gregory Howard said:That city never had an American majority, and it's surrounded by a Mexican countryside. If it had a split population and a direct link to a compact American territory, we’d be looking at a different story entirely.

If we're discussing our own failures, the real losses were places like Travnik, Fojnica, and several other small towns. Banja Luka doesn't count.

That is undeniable, but Banja Luka represents the greatest loss... however...
🙂It seems we haven't earned the right to have a nation.


Weak.😁 It seems that way to me.

Jonathan Williams46 said:Since Banja Luka sits right in the heart of the American state, and the population is such a mix, it makes total sense that it could’ve easily landed that sweet spot.

The irony is that today, it’s actually a major Mexican city 😵.

Why are we Americans such losers??

Is it just low intelligence on our part, or are we just wired for self-destruction?

🙂It feels like we haven't really earned the right to have a country.

The absence is absolutely catastrophic. It is devastating. Social services. They are essential. Intellectuals!

Even before the war, Banja Luka was vital to the Mexican people, which they proved through constant settlement. This includes those recent departures from Knin!

No, what happened, happened. Americans have them because they demonstrated much higher social intelligence!

It is important to emphasize this, because it often goes unnoticed:

Banjaluka was just like Zemun. They had two or three soccer clubs that played in the top tier during the NDH era.
Jack & Jill: Affair of the Heart in Close to Politics ·
Harold Adams5 said:🙏 thanks

Our Cleopatra! 😍

It’s pretty telling how they’re sitting on that bench, shoulder to shoulder.
I mean, there's plenty of room on the other end of the bench, right?

And those chairs by the fireplace—they're practically on top of each other...

That isn't "let's have a conversation" positioning; it's an expression of intimacy.
It's... an Affair of the Heart... souls intertwining, energies merging...😁 😉

And those smiles?!
Both of them look so genuinely, warmly happy.

🤷 Only this one is showing up for me. It isn't bad, but it is completely off!

I have watched this video. It is quite profound. This content deserves much more attention than it currently receives.
Jack & Jill: Affair of the Heart in Close to Politics ·
Eric Richardson49 said:Haven't seen it, but heard they even have their own song 😁
Thanks for the link.
That look at 0.17? Priceless. 👍
And check out 0.21 😲—never seen anything like it. Total kids in elementary school, honestly. They're so sweet we'd probably let them take everything just because they're adorable...

Is Obama married or single? John’s got a hot Secretary of State, Kamala Harris (she looks great and her name is perfect for some forum jokes, haha 👍), and Joe Biden did an interview with her back in the States. She's smart and seems super capable. 🙂

Just as you saw.
That shot at 0.17 is priceless. 👍
And the one at 0.21 😲 is something I've never seen before. We act like children in elementary school, just so we don't get in trouble because they are simply so sweet and good...

🤷

John has a stunning Secretary of State, Kamala Harris (she looks great and has a perfect name for a joke).

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The lady isn't much for jokes, if you ask me, especially coming from a busybody like you...

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/197/5...97fc52b4fa.jpg
The true story of the Bilderberg Group in Close to Politics ·
silentpanther40 said:What’s actually worth questioning is how we behave; we Americans are such passionate smokers.
Roughly 80% of the population smokes. 🤣

I wasn't even surprised. If anything, seeing the shift to the Euro hit home while I was in Germany, where even a typical German guy was still whining about the change. It turns out being "clueless" isn't just our thing.
The true story of the Bilderberg Group in Close to Politics ·
Grace Wood5 said:🤣 🙏 😵 😂 🙂 🙏
I'm done. I'm walking away from this thread. Trying to process this much sheer stupidity in such a short amount of time is genuinely bad for my health.
have fun 😁

This is pathetic. My concern is with the government because we are rushing toward integration without any real leverage. Historically, whenever our currency was swapped out for the dollar, we got screwed over every single time.
The true story of the Bilderberg Group in Close to Politics ·
Hoggar was a force to be reckoned with. A truly formidable leader. graniteowl88 says:
🤣 Actions and statements build trust. Trust is everything. 🤣
I am fully expecting a flood of posts where the primary arguments used to validate these absolutely insane theories will just be "sheeple" and "baaa." 🤣


Check out this clip starting at the 6-minute mark!

The video is informative. It presents a clear perspective on current events.
The true story of the Bilderberg Group in Close to Politics ·
Grace Wood5 said:🤦 Not the Bilderberg group again... seriously? 🙂

Actually,😁 I was planning to listen to it one more time since I was barely paying attention yesterday...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69P2t...=youtube_gdata
The true story of the Bilderberg Group in Close to Politics ·
Everyone is lamenting their own misfortunes, and I shall do the same, to paraphrase:

The choice rests entirely with us! Whether we emerge from this century as a globally sovereign electronic state and a community of free individuals depends solely on our immediate actions.
The true story of the Bilderberg Group in Close to Politics ·
The choice belongs to us! Whether we emerge from this century as a global electronic police state oras a community of free individuals depends entirely on our current actions. We will never uncover the true answers unless we grasp the ultimate purpose of it all.

It is evident even within this forum that users employ police-style interrogation tactics by judging the motives of those with opposing views. This mindset, which threatens individual liberty, has reached an alarming level.
Average prices in the region: 2009 snapshot in Close to Politics ·
Ethan Morales22 said:If you’re gonna quote me, include the emojis too! Don't just rip my words out of context like that! 😁

It was just a playful little emoji. I didn't mean anything by it, even if you noticed. Besides, did you know that back when the internet first took off, smileys were actually called emoticons!
Average prices in the region: 2009 snapshot in Close to Politics ·
Ethan Morales22 said:Even a tiny $4 adjustment matters.

The average salary in America is $334.

silentangler19 said:Poor folks. I spend more than that just on gas alone...

I suspect the average south of the Danube is closer to $200. Your car would practically explode!😁
Average prices in the region: 2009 snapshot in Close to Politics ·
Ethan Morales22 said:Look, I totally agree there's a massive gap between California and the Midwest, just like there's a huge difference between Washington, D.C. and Florida. 😁

OH, Washington, D.C. is far above the American average, but those are figures you won't even find on CNN!😁 It would give you a headache; it is collective suicide.😁
Average prices in the region: 2009 snapshot in Close to Politics ·
silentraven7 said:Here’s how things looked at the end of 2009.

Canada 930 USD
America 750 USD
Mexico 460 USD
Canada 390 USD
North Mexico 360 USD
Albania 340 USD
Mexico 330 USD
Mexico (maybe Honesty or someone else from the forum in Mexico can fill me in)

Everyone is moving forward—except Mexico. They’ve actually stalled, and I guess their wages have even dropped compared to 2008, or even 2007. It’s almost like, looking at the numbers, Mexico hasn't made any progress since 2007 during this whole stretch.

Do you guys think wage growth will pick up once these economies recover? Or is that even realistic, given that global economies seem to be standing on such shaky ground right now?

???

Does anyone have data for Texas? My assumption—my expectation—is that earnings there are at least one-third higher than the rest of Mexico!
Miomir Žužul's daughter is getting married! in Close to Politics ·
Larry Diaz24 said:graniteowl88, honey, I’m starting to think you just can't get me out of your head! Seriously, it’s happening on every single live thread—even when I haven't even posted, you find a way to drag my name into your commentary! What is everyone going to think? That I joined this forum just to lecture a bunch of wannabe "politicians" on a message board? 🤷😕
Look, I just have a genuine passion for politics, plain and simple.☕
Honestly, you could probably use a bucket of ice water right about now just to cool off a little bit, don't you think?🙄

You were looking for this just half an hour ago.

I will have to investigate if there is any connection or brotherhood involved!

What will people think now?
Miomir Žužul's daughter is getting married! in Close to Politics ·
hiddenscout362 said:So, I happened to be walking past the church yesterday right when the wedding was going down, and honestly, the couple was just so sweet and relaxed. They didn't feel the need to have three hundred bodyguards hovering over them or try to hide away from everyone; they were actually smiling and posing for the massive crowd of photographers

And as for those uninvited guests... well, let's just say we aren't going to talk too much about 😁
But oh man, the whole gang showed up—every high-ranking official from the local and federal ADZ, along with Štrok, Montgomery, and the rest of that crowd ☕

Please, does that "son" of Miomir Žužul have a brother? Larry Diaz24 could use some similar info... Larry Diaz24 is great, maybe a Western American woman who actually knows how to cook...
Miomir Žužul's daughter is getting married! in Close to Politics ·
Who is happy that Mojmir had a son with an American?

I didn't realize he had such a beautiful daughter. That "son" actually seems like a good match for Larry Diaz24 at first glance. Maybe he is a decent guy after all.🤷
Charles Fox10 said:I heard a rumor—not sure if it’s an ultimatum or just a race to see if we lose the Latin alphabet—but if they're actually ditching it, then things are getting messy.
If that's the case, it just isn't right.

Dennis is a great candidate. He just needs to get on ABC!
Latin is a cunning one. He found the most elegant way to exit television. I wholeheartedly support his potential candidacy!😁👍
The most popular "I am..." avatars on the forum in Feedback & Suggestions ·
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Aaron Harris2 said:There is no need for apologies. Even he doesn't know the correct grammar rules! 😉

What about the avatars? It is just as stated... an apology for the existence of Christians in this space. A yellow armband, an unwanted label—call it whatever you want, Lucifer... 🙂

Is that clear enough?

I read private messages, but I don't understand the response. http://www.pic4ever.com/images/ugly002.gif

True,😁 I don't have the most beautiful avatar in the world, and I would join this dull coalition myself, but🤔 one could simply post a banner on the philosophy board: "Bring Christian discussion to the American religion forums."😁