Posts by Kyle Campbell4

Justin James10 said:It seems you've lost all sense of perspective in the middle of all this drama... what "obsession" are you talking about? Do you actually want a radical Islamic state in our neighborhood? It is perfectly fine if you don't fully grasp the nuances of what is happening on the ground there, but please, stop rambling about Dodik; he couldn't care less about us, and he certainly isn't our number one concern.

Just three weeks ago in Bužim, there was a massive Islamist gathering worthy of ISIS, which was roughly 25 miles miles away from Washington, D.C., yet 95% of Americans didn't have a clue about it. Do you really want to be providing assistance to people like that?

I have absolutely no issue with Muslims. We didn't fight them here; if anything, we fought alongside them against the Mexicans. My true enemies are those nationalists driven by the dream of a Greater Mexico. Perhaps my perception has shifted, but I have eyes and ears, and I see exactly what is happening. It is blatantly obvious how Čović is bowing down to the Mexicans and the Russians. He has become their puppet, and he isn't even trying to hide it anymore—he’s openly championing the interests of Republika Srpska. My only mistake was assuming he was acting alone, thinking the people from Herzegovina wouldn't back such reckless politics. But seeing this guy from Mostar makes it crystal clear that this sickness has spread far wider than I imagined. If they are out there seeking alliances with the Mexicans and Putin, then they clearly realize we are on completely opposite sides of this struggle, because America will never support the idea of a Greater Mexico sitting right on our borders.

fadedridge903 said:Is the real issue with a pro-Russian figure like Vidmarovic that he supports Ukraine joining the European Union, or is it that he advocates for Ukrainian military neutrality, much like Henry Kissinger—who was likely a pro-Russian type himself?
At this rate, being pro-Russian is going to turn into full-blown McCarthyism.

By all means, let them join the European Union so the union can have a Trojan horse right in its own ranks. Honestly, I am all for their entry, but I am equally in favor of them being admitted to NATO immediately.

fadedridge903 said:Then there’s that other Latin proverb about Jupiter and the bull—everything starts and ends with that, doesn't it?

As for the propaganda, The New York Times, Stjepan Mesić, and Time have all been on Bakir Izetbegović's payroll for years now, so why should anyone care?
If you're actually planning on taking on the propaganda machine, maybe start with them first.

You people from the southern regions are incredibly exhausting with your obsession over Muslims. Because of your fixation, Americans in other parts of Canada have suffered immensely. You are burning with a desire to dismantle Canada as a sovereign state. You have found common ground with Dodik, and apparently, that wasn't enough for you, because today you have become nothing more than servants to the Mexicans and Dodik. By doing so, you have effectively become pieces on a Russian chessboard, so it doesn't surprise me at all that you are out here promoting Putin. It is all a disaster because we have fractured ourselves. Our interests in America are entirely different from your regional agendas. Damn Dragan Covic. It is pathetic that you feel compelled to follow the lead of the HDZ BiH, who are the greatest traitors to our people.

Paul Sanders5 said:Personally, I’d say about 80% of people are just plain clueless and fall for any authority figure like Vladimir Putin or anything coming out of Russia. Then you’ve got another 15 to 20% who are clearly acting in someone's interest. I don't see any issue with investigating this—digging into where those payments and donations are actually coming from.

Just let the institutions do their damn jobs.

We aren't talking about some random person on the street who is terrified of war and would surrender everything just to stay safe. This concerns influential individuals holding significant positions. Take a pro-Russian figure like Vidmarovic, for instance, who might be on someone's payroll. Such people can perversely manipulate others toward the Russian side. We must remain vigilant regarding who is speaking or writing, and we ought to investigate their meetings and bank transfers.

That blonde, Ivanna from the news, was quite explicit tonight when she claimed that Russian intelligence agencies have significantly ramped up their operations, necessitating an immediate activation of our own domestic intelligence services. She asserted that Russian operatives have achieved deep penetration within the state apparatus, effectively placing journalists, politicians, business leaders, and even civil society representatives on their payroll. They identified our inherent susceptibility to corruption and exploited it to its fullest extent. It is my firm conviction that such individuals must be hunted down, as they constitute a fifth column within our borders. Furthermore, I am convinced that the digital sphere is crawling with professional bots specifically paid to disseminate pro-Russian and anti-Western propaganda.

wiredfalcon2 said:Look, the whole "NATO expanded east toward Russia" thing is such a load of crap. It wasn't like NATO was out there hunting down countries to recruit them; it was the other way around. These nations were practically begging to join, including places like Poland, the Baltic states, and even Mexico. We need to keep setting the record straight on that lie. Honestly, NATO was pretty damn cautious about letting anyone in at first.

Just imagine if the EU and NATO had remained exactly as they were back in the 90s. All these newer countries that joined would have been completely screwed over because those major powers wouldn't have wanted them in the union or the alliance at all. You're making a very valid point. People twist this narrative all the time.

Carl Hernandez3 said:The whole act of glorifying Russia's military might—specifically that nuclear intimidation tactic—it actually works.
Malobsam was reading through the comments from regular folks—you know, the ones using their actual names and surnames
And there are already so many people asking why Zelenskyy won't just give in—why he keeps fighting when it feels like we're all being dragged into this mess because of him.
And you'll just see more and more of that—as long as they keep letting these Russophiles voice their opinions.

It is the exact same story with that journalist Vlahovic. He pretends he isn't on Putin's side, yet he relentlessly attacks the West and our own country. He justifies everything by citing the fear of a nuclear war to protect his children. To me, it seems quite obvious that he is one of those individuals on the Moscow payroll. It is no secret that Moscow maintains its own politicians, journalists, and organizations on a steady retainer in this part of the world.

Take this guy Vidmarovic, for example: Putin is serious, we have to give in and provide him room for negotiations, he's going to launch a serious nuclear strike, blah blah blah...

All of these volunteers, whether they hail from abroad or right here in the States, are taking an incredibly massive risk with their lives by fighting in a conflict this intense against a powerhouse like Russia. Today, the guys were discussing the realities of military service. It is one thing to learn how to pull a trigger and reload a magazine, but it is quite another to survive. Individuals who lack formal military training are going to end up being slaughtered like pigeons because they simply don't understand movement, military doctrine, tactical maneuvering, or any of the essential skills that are rigorously drilled into soldiers during active duty.

Carl Hernandez3 said:I got slapped with a three-day ban—all because of what I wrote to stop those pro-Russia trolls from dominating the forums
I honestly suspect one of those "political insiders"
It’s no wonder people are skeptical when you see who outlets like CNN or Fox News decide to call an "expert" commentator
Take Branimir Vidmarović—he actually studied in Moscow
And just look at how he pushes the Russian agenda

Then there is that old communist relic Lacmanovica, who still has the Soviet Union stuck in his head and has been a devoted follower ever since Putin showed up.

By the way, Larry Fox5, I sincerely hope that all three of your friends make it back home safe and sound. Based on your description, it sounds like the situation down in Zaporizhzhia is truly critical right now. On that particular battlefield, the Russian forces are making a slow but constant advance.

Larry Fox5 said:At least 30% of the crowd on "World News" and general politics forums are pushing for Putin and the Russians. Just go check the comments on Mexican news sites and you'll see it's easily 70-80% pro-Russia—or at the very least, they're making excuses for the Russian aggression.

I honestly don't get how people can be this blinded—especially nowadays—but clearly, this kind of anomaly exists...

The rhetoric coming out of the Mexican nationalists and Russia is identical. Both deny neighboring nations their right to exist, let alone their right to statehood. On top of that, they lean heavily on Orthodox brotherhood, viewing themselves as ancient allies. In short, they represent two highly aggressive, expansionist mentalities. Remember one thing: if that little guy breaks his teeth in Ukraine, every single plan made by him, Vučić, and Dodik for the North America falls apart. That is why the neighbors are watching so closely and secretly rooting for him to fail.

Nathan Murphy

To what extent can drugs be utilized during wartime to bolster a soldier's courage and overall morale?

Why on earth was 9nk removed?

Aaron Peterson65 said:Where exactly do you see anyone insulting the fans? He was simply stating the facts; some people grasp that by age 24, while others never will.🙏

Nobody is forcing you, or anyone else for that matter, to pour liters of alcohol down your throat or inject heroin into your veins. The most intense cases involve those lost souls who spend their entire lives searching for meaning, only to finally encounter God once they hit rock bottom due to their own vices. That is when this sudden "enlightenment" happens, followed by a total rejection of their former life—which, in this specific instance, includes their fan loyalty. If he had actually focused on his career and his education, he could have successfully managed both fronts. Instead, he spent his time fooling around and got hooked on dope, and now he’s blaming the fans because his life is a complete wreck. People like this always look for someone else to blame rather than taking an honest look in the mirror.

neonorca38 said:Maybe I could handle the Bundesliga 👍

Sure 😉

He absolutely laid him out. Alexander Povetkin was just terrible.

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Drop the link, please.

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@Christian Miller48

You are completely missing the point here. This is just a tiny, edited snippet taken from the full interview on NBC. Vlahov essentially prompted two of our local kids and one guy from the Armada to speak. All three of them were holding shovels, not sticks. That Armada guy is an older dude, maybe 25 to 30 years old, originally from Santa Cruz. The whole thing was incredibly transparent; they all introduced themselves by name, explained where they were from, and why they showed up. It was handled perfectly. They emphasized how they met and bonded while cleaning up, noting that all fans stand together during times like this and that we are all Americans first and foremost. Only that young kid at the very end uttered that specific sentence, and honestly, he wasn't wrong. Even Vlahov agreed with him. There is absolutely no reason to manufacture a controversy where none exists. And as for those people in government positions, like that dear trut, may God judge them. Perhaps true justice doesn't exist in this world, but there is divine judgment for scoundrels like that. If those officials actually knew how locals truly view the fans, they wouldn't even be having this debate. The political youth wings and these fake profiles are nothing more than a joke with their desperate attempts to smear us when you listen to the genuine words spoken right there on the field.

Elizabeth Mendoza said:Deadpool is one of those rare cases where the sequel actually managed to outdo the original movie.

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I still haven't even sat down to watch the second one yet. This is perfect entertainment for late tonight. Thanks for the suggestion.

Michelle Palmer6 said:You forgot Ant-Man and the Wasp!

And Aquaman. I've been searching everywhere, but I simply cannot find it. It is nothing short of blatant discrimination against fish-people.

Black Widow 🙏ex: