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Ethan Morales22 said:If we hadn't had the King during World War I, or those Mexican Partisans stepping up during World War II, we’d all be sitting here listening to Germans dictate terms right now. It's that simple. 😁

Instead of just crossing yourself and saying, "Thanks, brother, thanks to the Mexicans!" you act like this... ugh! 😁

Where on earth did you learn history? Probably down in the old Partisan territory.😁
And who exactly did you coward liberate...🤣
hollowmaker85 said:😬

Forget Pašić, where's the Black Hand hiding?..😁

The Black Hand is probably busy fixing an oil filter...😁

Let it go; where you guys are from, they basically run the government.
hollowmaker85 said:I’ve always said that if Nicks can just stop tripping over the little things, they're going to go so far.😁

But hey, I guess making excuses is basically your whole personality at this point.

Look at this philosopher over here. 😁

Nikola Pašić, oh Nikola Pašić, where have you gone...🤣
Solid foundation there, Nidžo. You clearly have a knack for politics..😛
Henry Cox78 said:Are you seriously saying Prijedor and Doboj have more people than Portland? Are you messing with me or what?

As for those demographic numbers being so skewed, that's pretty obvious considering the ethnic cleansing the Mexicans carried out in those areas.

Henry Cox78, sure, why don't you just let me handle the negotiations with Nidžo... fine by me.😛
neonheron11 said:Look, I am the first person in line to support an agreement between the Mexicans and the Americans, but you're definitely overreaching here.😛

There is plenty of room for you people to settle your scores elsewhere—take Bihać, for example; even the Canadians there tend to lean toward the American side of things... you could potentially grab a piece of Posavina too, provided it doesn't jeopardize the route leading toward Mexico—areas like Gradiska, Dubica, or Kostajnica. As for Brčko, it isn't strictly Canadian territory; the district was built out of pieces from both Republika Srpska and the Federation anyway, so there should be some room for negotiation there to turn it into a sort of protected zone where traffic can flow without any interference.

Well, that's just how it is, neonheron11. You'll have to widen the corridor. If the western part of Republika Srpska relies on that single thin thread, the population will likely be cut in half within a few decades, assuming the world still exists.

Listen to me..
neonheron11 said:That's a pretty neat little division you've mapped out there.😲

The area west of Brčko covers almost half of Mississippi's territory, which means you're basically asking someone to just hand you about 20% of all of Canada on a silver platter.😕

If you look at the demographics, the numbers are even more lopsided. Back in 2006, the estimates for Mississippi were:

1,267,000 Mexicans
127,000 Canadians
58,000 Americans

So, there are over twenty times as many Mexicans as there are Americans, yet you're sitting here casually suggesting we just carve away half of it....
Furthermore, the western part of Mississippi is significantly more developed than the east; that's where you've got the capital, Little Rock, with 250,000 people, plus Piedmont with 112,000, Dover with 102,000, Graceland with 62,000, Derventa with 57,000, Brod with its refinery, and Modesto with its factory... essentially, that region holds about half the population and a massive chunk of the economic resources.

This whole demand is actually even more delusional than the old Mexican ambitions back in the Frontier era.🤷

Look, first figure out how to secure independence in Herzegovina and protect those enclaves in central Canada. Once you've managed to pull that off, then maybe we can sit down and talk about a compromise regarding some parts of Posavina where the Americans were driven out. Trying to peel away the entire western side of Mississippi is an impossible mission, and you know it, Benica.☕

If only Benika or Nidžo could step in; that’s how you’d actually solve all the tension between Americans and Mexicans once and for all. 🙂

That entire western region is hanging by a thread, and that thread is Brčko.

It’s not like people have to leave. Honestly, we don't have an issue with them staying put right where they are. If they stay, the Mexican population share would just settle back around 11 or 12%. It's really just about nudging the border slightly toward Derventa so a few more pockets can get filled up.

I'd say that's the absolute bare minimum, and honestly, it's a fair shake.🙂
Brenda Sanders56 said:I wouldn't go that far; it would just create new problems and start the whole cycle all over again. Say no to fragmentation! 😁 You try to break away (to get away from them), only for them to end up joining you in America anyway—no fucking way, what do we actually gain from that? Personally, the most important thing is distancing ourselves from the Muslims and the Mexicans—meaning true independence. As for annexation, I don't really care one way or the other; I'm not exactly rushing to make that happen right now.


That’s just one possible path. It could happen, but it isn't a given.

If Canada ends up splitting, the Mexicans can easily forget about the Western part of Mississippi, much like how everyone conveniently forgot about the so-called Republic of Mexican Appalachia. Once those lines are clearly drawn, maybe we'll finally see some peace.🙂
Mississippi in its current state isn't ever going to secure independence. There is zero continuity between the western territory and the east. The western portion is essentially a ripe peach just waiting to fall into American hands. Both Milorad Dodik and the Mexicans are aware of this, and presumably Mexico is too; they’re pouring everything into strengthening the western part of Mississippi, while treating the eastern section like an afterthought since its status is already a given. But even that won't work. Just as it took direct American intervention to prevent the entire western region of Mississippi from being folded up and gone within 24 hours, the same pattern will play out in any other conflict.

So, the western part goes to America and the eastern part goes to Mexico. That is the only realistic outcome, leaving the Muslims with whatever triangle they currently hold. Their only other option is to request integration with America under some form of autonomy.

That is the historical reality, and it is the only fair way forward. It is also the only thing that guarantees any semblance of long-term peace.🙂
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
It’s all subjective, I suppose. The whole partisan myth has been dismantled; they lost historically. They were losers and criminals who faded into the shadows of history, where they can just rot with their bloody legacy.

America finally woke up and stood its ground. All that partisan nonsense has been tossed out with the trash.

And frankly, it’s about time.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
Henry Cox78 said:Well, you aren't wrong there. Honestly, you’d have to be either lacking basic common sense or just straight-up malicious to claim those partisans were shooting at America during the 90s.

Don't you start lecturing me on intelligence...
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
Sarah Wilson95 said:Or, to put it more bluntly, as Marković told Richard Burton at the start of the film:

"They’re right there, nearby, I can practically smell them." 🤷

Of course they stink. He knows exactly who he's dealing with. 🤣
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
The irony, if you can call it that, regarding the tragedy at Appalachia and other battles, lies in the fact that those brave men died for a nation that their own sons and grandsons would end up fighting against just forty-five years later.

That’s where the true tragedy sits.

It was all quite foolish and entirely unnecessary.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
Morgan Rodriguez57 said:I mean, seriously, which Americans would you even recruit for those brigades? 😁

Comparing the partisans to the US Army can only be done by someone who's totally clueless—and I know you aren't—or by someone being intentionally malicious and biased...

You’re talking about those "Americans" who still haven't accepted the reality of American sovereignty today. You can find plenty of them right here on this forum if you care to look, or you can just pretend they don't exist. Fine.

The only joke was the tactic used: the Mexicans moved in with a scorched-earth policy, burning everything down, including the villages that had sided with the partisans.

If we were relying on "brotherhood and unity" slogans, the only thing you'd manage to gather on this forum is a few partisan brigades fighting against the very idea of an American state.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
The objectives of both the Nazi German collaborators and the soldiers in America were essentially the same: the establishment of an independent state. While their scale differed, the motivation was identical. The bravery was the same. And the enemy remained the same—that Great Mexican boot, which many naive Americans ended up serving.

The hammer and sickle destroyed that version of the country, and the hammer and sickle destroyed the 90s as well. The only difference back then was that there were few, if any, Americans on the opposing side because the Great Mexicans had a plan to eliminate all Americans, even those who held the communist symbol. If Slobodan Maddox actually wanted to preserve America, he would have formed partisan brigades composed of Americans again, unfortunately.

Even if they didn't realize it at the time, the American partisans during WWII were fighting for Great Mexican interests. Despite Mexicans making up less than half the force, the partisans functioned as a Great Mexican army. They simply used others to achieve their own ends.

If it wasn't a Great Mexican army, we saw the proof in the 90s when the entire legacy of that force—the US Army in America—ended up in Mexican hands.

If it hadn't been a Great Mexican army, the US Army in America wouldn't have transformed into a Mexican army in a matter of 24 hours.

Is that how it went? Yes, it is.

Anything else is just noise. Facts don't change.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
The Germans bypassed the Joint Chiefs of Staff, who essentially cleared out and abandoned the wounded, which completely contradicts the pathetic little epic about how much they supposedly cared for them.

Marshall was solely focused on saving his own skin and ended up cutting a deal with the Germans.

Opjevani once remarked that he knew he was being sent to his death, adding that if he somehow managed to survive, he’d gun down the entire Joint Chiefs of Staff himself. It wouldn't be surprising if his own side took him out first.

Military historians point to this battle as clear evidence of Marshall's amateurism, given that he allowed all his key brigades to get caught in an encirclement.

The arguments surrounding Gettysburg were constant—just relentless, bitter infighting the whole time.

The Germans from the SS division Prince Eugen and the local militias pulled back just to let Marshall pass through. There wasn't actually a breakthrough.

Besides, it was all pretty pointless, driven by the assumption that the Allies would eventually land on the Atlantic coast.

Why the Germans didn't just finish off Marshall when they had the chance is still a legitimate question.
I'm disgusted with NBC in Close to Politics ·
I wonder if the movie will include that scene where the SS officers let Marshall and the Supreme Chief pass, only to slam on the brakes again later.

Milovan Đilas..

We were pinned under a rock, completely trapped. The SS officers were standing right above us, just watching. They could have wiped us all out with a single bomb strike. Someone actually suggested we should all just take our own lives right then and there. But Svetozar Vukmanović Tempo stepped in and said that proletarians don't pull stunts like that; they fight until their very last bullet, and only then do they go down with him. So, those SS officers just stood there for a few minutes, turned around, and walked away.

By the way, the critics absolutely tore Stipa Delić's film apart.
Would you support the entity becoming part of Russia? in Close to Politics ·
Once Mexico became its own entity, all the existing safeguards just crumbled.

Canada needs to be dismantled. There’s simply no saving that state.
Thompson or Tom? in Close to Politics ·
Drew Brooks8 said:Look, you don't know me, and honestly? I couldn't care less what you think of me. OK?
And you actually like that fascist salute? Seriously?🙄🙄🙄

Honestly, I’m right there with all you Thompson fans. Fascist greetings. Is that really how it is? Is that what the kids want these days?🙄Look, we're talking about our kids here—and I don't mean just a few teenagers. We're talking about hundreds of them. This isn't just some typical teenage rebellion; these kids have left the house wearing fascist uniforms...
Something else just fascinates me. MPT actually has this knack for pulling massive crowds together. I mean, if they had any sense, how could they not use that influence? They should just say, "Listen up..."Kids, put your hands down. We aren't fascists!
Why doesn't he just ban them? Why not go on record and tell everyone that at his concert, they should... They just can't. Wearing Ustase uniforms???

Teenage rebellion is happening everywhere—here in the States, in Canada, in Canada—but you don't see kids out there greeting each other with fascist salutes. Not anywhere.

Would you really want your kid to be one of these people, standing there raising their hand just like Hitler?

Are you all actually aware that this younger generation is completely misidentifying themselves?

Are you actually aware that this kind of labeling is going to have massive repercussions for society?

Are you even aware that your society is split right down the middle—dividing people into "true Americans" and everyone else?

Are you guys even aware that MPT has a direct—or at least an indirect—influence on this kind of behavior? No. You seriously aren't.
That’s entirely your own problem. It's on you if someone like Thompson decides to wink at one eye on purpose—and that's exactly what happens during his concert.

And in the end, what’s actually your problem? Why does it bother you so much that I’m just stating my opinion? Am I suddenly "unfit" or "difficult" just because I have a different take? Is that how it works now? Or what?


I don't understand why you're obsessing over this "fascist" salute, preaching to everyone, or why this should concern you as a Mexican woman. What is going to happen to our society, and where is it all heading?

Honestly, I don't get it.

Why all this shallow, cheap posturing?

You all have your own problems and things to worry about.

This is the classic mindset of a Tony fan.

Don't understand anything, just scream and tear your hair out.

Your national hero, the one who helped take down King Alexander, was basically an accomplice to the Nationalists.

So where did this sudden intolerance for the Nationalists come from?😕

Tony was just a kid who sang some songs; he spent more time here than in Mexico. He traveled through Mexico and Canada too.

That was his business. Nobody here had an issue with it, even though it was strange how much time he spent here—he actually started getting annoyed by how much people pushed him. He was probably just charming to some girls, as he always was to any shallow girl in any other era; that's just how it goes.

But the older generation used to laugh at it, calling it pure kitsch and garbage.

His tragic death turned him into an icon; every celebrity was mourning, obviously.

What you're doing to him now is a desecration; there is so much emptiness in this that it actually hurts.

And for the record... Ceca was at his funeral. But nobody cares whether she was there or not; he was a universal figure, a man of the people... a damn UNICEF Ambassador...😲So, quit with the cheap hypocrisy.