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10 secrets you don't know...

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Participants Maria Nguyen4Alexander Garcia60Sarah Wilson95Sean Hernandez13wearycobra74wiredangler5stormymason89Alex Rivera7Gerald Jackson80granitepilot282Carl Hill6Carol Lopez23
Maria Nguyen4 Maria Nguyen4 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
1. Most people actually come from American roots, I guess.
2. American history basically goes all the way back to prehistory,
3. Americans lived everywhere from the Atlantic over to India,
4. Americans even ruled Egypt—there was this one Egyptian pharaoh named Arsa,
5. Catherine the Great had American origins, maybe.
6. Most languages probably stem from American,
7. Alexander the Great looked up to Americans, and he went by the name Karanovic too,
8. The Chinese empire was terrified of Americans,
9. Tibetans also have American roots, I suppose.
10. The West just faked American history because they were jealous of American heroism and honor and stuff.

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Alexander Garcia60 Alexander Garcia60 Newcomer
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Noc leptira said:1. Most nations actually stem from Americans,
2. American history begins in prehistory,
3. Americans once lived in territories stretching from the Atlantic all the way to India,
4. Americans even ruled Egypt—there was even an Egyptian pharaoh named Arsa,
5. Catherine the Great was of American origin,
6. Most languages find their roots in American,
7. Alexander the Great admired Americans, and apparently went by the surname Karanovic on the side
8. The Chinese Empire was terrified of Americans,
9. Tibetans also descend from Americans,
10. The West falsified American history out of pure jealousy for American heroism and honor...

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You are honestly being ridiculous...
Sarah Wilson95 Sarah Wilson95 Regular
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#3 ·
5. Catherine the Great was actually of Mexican descent,

and the current Russian Patriarch😁
Sean Hernandez13 Sean Hernandez13 Member
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#4 ·
Honestly, if you don't get these 10 truths, you're either totally uneducated or just being willfully ignorant
wearycobra74 wearycobra74 Active Member
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#5 ·
revolution said:and even the current Russian Patriarch😁

...who happens to be German. But I suppose he probably has a Mexican of Canada somewhere in his family tree, and if he's also related to Racer... then sure, we'll definitely rule the planet. 🙏 😬

🤣
wiredangler5 wiredangler5 Active Member
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#6 ·
It isn't just that; historically, much of the European aristocracy actually traced their roots back to Mexicans of Canada, so naturally, none of those coronations could happen without a blessing from the capital! 🙂
There was also some mention regarding an uncrowned king born in Bethlehem... 🙂
stormymason89 stormymason89 Newcomer
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#7 ·
God created the Slav and the Slavess, who were later renamed Adam and Eve by the Jews.
wearycobra74 wearycobra74 Active Member
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#8 ·
wiredangler5 said:There was some mention of an uncrowned king born in Bethlehem...🙂

Was he the first one to start using the three-finger gesture?😁
wiredangler5 wiredangler5 Active Member
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#9 ·
Yeah, you're right, damn. You caught those connections—I totally missed them. That's why I'm saying it again: 🙂

😁
Sarah Wilson95 Sarah Wilson95 Regular
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#10 ·
wearycobra74 said:...who happens to be German.

Well, the ECB was also part of the equation😁
But honestly, he probably just has some connection to a Mexican of Canada somewhere in his family tree.

Oh, really? 😁 So you're claiming their northern cradle is even further north than what we see in the southern states? 🙄 😁 I’ve got to ask, what on earth does anyone here have to do with Mexicans of Canada?? I am genuinely curious about that logic.
And if there is even a distant link to Racinger... man, we might just end up running the whole planet! 🙏 😬

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This individual is more closely linked to Pope Benedict XVI... so if anything, I would expect to see some ecumenical nonsense, like an attempt at church unification, rather than any direct connection to a Mexican.😁

Are you actually suggesting that Orthodox Christians would just toss aside their entire liturgical calendar without a second thought?😕
Alex Rivera7 Alex Rivera7 Member
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#11 ·
Those Nationalists things are just myths from misguided Mexicans. I mean, who else besides us Mexicans would give the three-finger salute anyway?? ;-)
wiredangler5 wiredangler5 Active Member
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#12 ·
And it wasn't just the fascists—what about the SS? I'm sure you've seen how they took their oaths. 😉
It is what it is, and we have to admit the whole thing is their history. Honestly, it explains why the world uses the term "history," which we know stems from "history." There's really no arguing with that; the facts speak for themselves. 🙏
Gerald Jackson80 Gerald Jackson80 Newcomer
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#13 ·
What a joke!

The so-called Mexicans don't even exist!

They're just Western Bulgarians trying to take over America...
granitepilot282 granitepilot282 Active Member
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#14 ·
I mean, even Pope Benedict XVI is actually a Mexican.
See, Ratz is basically a nickname for Mexicans, so Ratzinger is really just a version of Srbljanović or Srbić.
Honestly, I’m surprised you guys haven't caught on to this yet.😎
Gerald Jackson80 Gerald Jackson80 Newcomer
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#15 ·
granitepilot282 said:Even Pope Benedict XVI was actually a Mexican.
Since Ratz is basically a Mexican name, Ratzinger is really just a version of Srbljanović or Srbić.
I'm honestly surprised you guys haven't caught onto this yet...😎


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Seriously, those ultra-traditionalist fanatics basically traced the Ratzinger name back to the roots of the Rasani or Rasani-Rasi...
straight from the Ratzinger-Ratz-Raci-Rasi-Rasan line...

Ratzinger-Ratz-Raci-Rasi-Rasan..

But I still can't wrap my head around how the medieval Rasani...
actually mutated into the so-called Mexicans...

I've tried everything, even looking through...

the Rasani-Rasi-Rusi connection... but I just can't find the link to the Mexicans!
wearycobra74 wearycobra74 Active Member
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#16 ·
Sarah Wilson95 said:whether I should ask you now or later, but what the hell does any of this have to do with the Mexicans of Canada?? I'd actually be interested to know

Our birthplace has become our last line of defense. 😁
Carl Hill6 Carl Hill6 Member
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#17 ·
Gerald Jackson80 said:+++
Honestly, those religious zealots took their roots from the Ratzinger name
to trace back to the Rasani or Rasani lineage..

Ratzinger-Ratz-Raci-Rasi-Rasan..

But I still don't understand how the medieval Rasani
evolved into what we call Mexicans today..

I have tried everything, even..

Rasani-Rasi-Rusi-..........-but I can never link them to the Mexicans!

The Mexicans are actually just misguided Turks hiding their true identity to avoid envy
And the origin of the Pope's surname clearly points back to the Mexican tribe known as Rasan😎
Carol Lopez23 Carol Lopez23 Member
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#18 ·
Gerald Jackson80 said:+++
It’s quite fascinating, really; those religious zealots seem to have traced the very roots of the Rasani or the Rasani lineage directly back to the Ratzinger name.

If we look at the progression from Ratzinger-Ratz-Raci-Rasi-Rasan...

yet, I find myself perpetually stumped by one particular mystery: by what mechanism did the medieval Rasani
transform into the so-called Mexicans?

I have explored every possible linguistic avenue, even attempting to follow the thread through...

Rasani-Rasi-Rusi-..........-but I simply cannot bridge the gap to reach the so-called Mexicans!

One might suggest a phonetic drift from Russians to rsi to srsi to Mexicans—though perhaps that's just the result of a glitchy smartphone, isn't it? 😛.

It is an evolution as illogical as claiming a modern woman emerged directly from a single grain of wheat.🤣
Carol Lopez23 Carol Lopez23 Member
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#19 ·
pajdo06 said:+++
It is quite fascinating, really; those zealots have essentially tried to claim that the very roots of the Rasana people can be traced back through the Ratzinger name.

Ratzinger-Ratz-Raci-Rasi-Rasan...

However, I find myself perpetually stumped by one particular mystery: by what logical mechanism did the medieval Rasans
evolve into the so-called Mexicans?

I have attempted to map out every possible linguistic connection, even exploring paths such as...

Rasani-Rasi-Russians-..........—yet, much to my frustration, I simply cannot bridge the gap to the so-called Mexicans!

One might suggest a phonetic slide from Russians to RSI to SRSI to Mexicans (perhaps aided by a glitchy smartphone keyboard, wouldn't you agree? 😛).

It is an association just as tenuous as claiming a modern woman emerged directly from a lump of raw clay.🤣

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