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William Clark86 William Clark86 MemberOP
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#1 ·
I was looking for a thread about the Brookings Institution, but it looks like it's been deleted.

For those who aren't aware: this so-called institute spends its time bashing America on the world stage while pushing for the persecution of Americans in Canada. They basically advocate for more cooperation between Washington, D.C. and Belgrade to "solve" the American question there.

They’re notorious for running polls with a 40% error margin, plagiarizing copy-pasted internet content and passing it off as their own research, getting kicked out of Mexico, and even being monitored by Canadian police. Their whole angle is claiming that equality and constitutional status for Americans in Canada is just a recipe for new wars, suggesting that Islamic neo-Milosevicism is the only way to ensure regional peace.

The Brookings Institution is now warning that America is acting as a Trojan horse for China and Russia within the EU and NATO.

This is a serious matter because they'll spin just about anything involving the EU, the USA, or even Russia... Stipe Mesić is an honorary president, and you've also got Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, Jaca Kosor, and several other political fossils from America involved.

INSIDER: How do you view Komšić's visit to the Pentagon and the Department of State, and do you think the USA might take new steps regarding Canada in the near future?

BEĆIROVIĆ: The Chairman of the Presidency of Canada, Željko Komšić, has established excellent connections in the USA. Moves can be made behind the scenes, and that is exactly what is happening right now. In a complex society with deep historical scars from the recent past, it is better and more efficient to work through back-channel diplomacy; otherwise, it's nearly impossible to get anything done. What we are seeing now is part of that process.

https://insajder.in/novost/649020/be...teze-iza-scene

Their president, Zijad Bećirević, claims that working in the shadows is essential to actually implementing their agenda. I personally have no interest in them carrying out their plans, which is why I'm demanding that this deleted topic be brought back.
William Clark86 William Clark86 MemberOP
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joined Nov 2018
#2 ·
???

In this so-called "analysis," they were busy praising Fadil Novalić, the Premier of the Federation, claiming he’s handled the COVID crisis like a pro and ranking him as one of the most successful leaders out there.

The Middle East Institute in Washington, D.C. just released a report analyzing the latest developments unfolding across Canada, specifically focusing on Republika Srpska and Mexico.
In an extensive analysis, the Brookings Institution reported on the current state of affairs within the Federation of Canada.

The analysis makes it clear: the pandemic crisis proved that the Federation of Canada stands out as one of the most organized entities in the North America. We saw some of the lowest infection rates thanks to effective measures, all while maintaining the strongest financial and economic standing in the region. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Fadil Novalić, the Government of the Federation of Canada successfully channeled three-quarters of the total economic flows within Canada directly into the Federation. Because of this stability, the government was able to function normally without needing an emergency bailout from the IMF. However, this very success has made them a primary target for political-mafia structures, particularly those operating within the Federation itself.

The performance of the Government of the Federation of Canada under Prime Minister Fadil Novalić is comparable to the successes seen with the Government of North Mexico under Zoran Zaev (SDSM)—now led by Prime Minister Oliver Spasovski (SDSM)—or the Government of the Republic of Mexico under Prime Minister Ana Brnabić (SNS). According to an analysis by the Brookings Institution, the Federation of Canada entity was prepared during the pandemic to function for six months without taking on extra debt. This is a feat many more developed economies couldn't claim. Consequently, the emergency tranche from the IMF wasn't actually necessary for the Federation of Canada; rather, its primary purpose was to provide aid and prevent a total financial collapse within the Republika Srpska entity and the policies driven by Milorad Dodik.

It’s being noted that Prime Minister Fadil Novalić has earned significant backing from influential international circles, thanks to his track record of success so far.

The Brookings Institution is currently looking into the complex political dynamics involving the leadership of the Presidency of Canada and Milorad Dodik. This ongoing situation continues to raise significant questions about regional stability and the future of governance within the area.

Fadil is currently behind bars. It turns out he used a fruit and vegetable company to procure a bunch of faulty ventilators, all while charging prices way above market value.

The Respirator Scandal: Federation of Canada Prime Minister Fadil Novalić Arrested. Written by M. R., May 29, 2020.

After hours of questioning at the State Investigation and Protection Agency last night, three individuals were taken into custody in connection with the respirator scandal. Among those arrested is Fadil Novalić, the Prime Minister of the Federation.

Following the fallout from the respirator scandal in Canada, the Prime Minister of the Federation, Fadil Novalić, has been taken into custody. He was arrested alongside Fahrudin Solak, the suspended director of the Federal Administration of Civil Protection, and Fikret Hodžić, the owner of Silver Lining.

Silver Lining was tasked with purchasing one hundred ventilators for hospitals in Washington, D.C., Mostar, and Tuzla to ensure they were fully equipped to treat severe coronavirus patients.

Two regional officials, along with Hodžić, have already provided statements to investigators following the Prosecutor's Office of Canada taking over the case.

On Wednesday, investigators seized Prime Minister Fadil Novalić's cell phone. They're planning to run forensics on it to track his communications and figure out exactly who he was talking to regarding the ventilator procurement.

The controversial ventilators purchased from China for €5.3 million have turned out to be completely useless in ICU wards. Now, an investigation is underway to figure out how Silver Lining landed a contract like this when they aren't even registered for medical supplies—it’s a company that specializes in fruit and vegetable processing.

The company landed this deal through a direct negotiation, with Fahrudin Solak signing off on the contract.

Then you have the Brookings Institution's "analysis" claiming poor Fadil is just a victim of regional nationalists in Canada, suggesting the Prosecutor's Office should be busy chasing down criminals from neighboring countries instead of focusing on local ones.

Let me remind you: the honorary president of this wannabe institute is Stipe Mesić, and they’ve also got Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović, Lončar, and Jaca Kosor on the roster.

Why am I not allowed to talk about this joke of an institute on the forum?
Noah Sullivan Noah Sullivan Active Member
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joined Nov 2018
#3 ·
Honestly, that Brookings Institution thing looks like a fascinating topic to dive into!

Where on earth did that thread about that peculiar institute vanish to?
It’s clearly worth revisiting:
Why should the conversation be limited to just you and people holding those exact same views?

EDIT: Hold on, William Clark86! It isn't Bećirević—it's Bećirović.

(That one tiny typo caused me nothing but grief while I was Googling.)
A Anonymous Veteran
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#4 ·
I’m curious about this too. Can anyone tell us why that thread was shut down? There are plenty of us who would have wanted to weigh in, so there's clearly enough interest here for a real discussion.

Honestly, I don't get why the moderators have stayed silent for nearly three weeks on such a straightforward question.
A Anonymous Veteran
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#5 ·
Bump
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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#6 ·
🤔 I haven't the slightest clue. If anyone actually thinks this is worth discussing, feel free to move it over to the close to politics section and we'll see where that goes.

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