God help the Patriarch!

Maria Rodriguez6 said:Look, if we are being realistic, the Scorpions represent the smallest issue in this entire affair. A priest could not have known—or at least, I would hope he didn't—exactly whom he was blessing or what those animals were actually going to do. Even if he did know, his actions could be dismissed as an isolated incident, something that doesn't implicate the entire Orthodox Church.

However, explaining the presence of high-ranking church officials in the Tower, or their attendance at celebrations held by Arkan's crowd or Legija's team, is a different matter entirely. They certainly knew exactly whose company they were keeping, what those people were capable of, and what they had already accomplished. In that regard, the Orthodox Church is responsible as an institution. Because of that, the priest who blessed the Scorpions cannot be brushed aside as an isolated case; they all knew what they were doing, they knew who they were working with, and they knew what was coming. They all have blood on their hands.

I’ll give you the answer in just three words: money, money, money.
Djindjic once said, "If you care about morals, go to church," and he was wrong.
There isn't any morality left in the Church today either.
That's why it makes more sense to push for a total overhaul—a full-blown revolution.

Noah Cruz75 said:I’ll give you the answer in just three words: money, money, money.
Djindjic once said, "If you care about morals, go to church," and he was wrong.
There isn't any morality left in the Church today either.
That's why it makes more sense to push for a total overhaul—a full-blown revolution.

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Noah Cruz75 said:I’ll give you the answer in just three words: money, money, money.
Djindjic once said, "If you care about morals, go to church," and he was wrong.
There isn't any morality left in the Church today either.
That's why it makes more sense to push for a total overhaul—a full-blown revolution.

Yeah, right after making that statement, Djindjic moved on to that "great hunting ground" in the sky, unfortunately!

As far as I'm concerned, I wish America had more politicians like Ceda, who relentlessly insist on cutting the umbilical cord between secular and religious authorities—that connection which back in the nineties served as an unbreakable link for pushing through ultra-nationalist agendas!
Tadic handles it with such hesitation and lack of nerve. And look, I don't want to be a hypocrite—I’d love to see that happen for Canadians too!
A huge part of this nationalistic and religious homogenization happens because people live in a state of permanent fear of the second or the different!
Sadly, the more I spend on this forum, the more convinced I am that we barely know one another. Even though we understand each other perfectly, the saddest part is that most of the users here are just superficial and uneducated!

Man, looks like the Patriarch is on a warpath lately—I was reading yesterday that he’s even coming for the folks over in Mexico now. Apparently, he called them "unreasonable" or "fools" just because they declared independence...

If you can tell from the very start......

Hmm, perhaps a resonator or...

Jeremy Lopez93 said:Yeah, right after making that statement, Djindjic moved on to that "great hunting ground" in the sky, unfortunately!

As far as I'm concerned, I wish America had more politicians like Ceda, who relentlessly insist on cutting the umbilical cord between secular and religious authorities—that connection which back in the nineties served as an unbreakable link for pushing through ultra-nationalist agendas!
Tadic handles it with such hesitation and lack of nerve. And look, I don't want to be a hypocrite—I’d love to see that happen for Canadians too!
A huge part of this nationalistic and religious homogenization happens because people live in a state of permanent fear of the second or the different!
Sadly, the more I spend on this forum, the more convinced I am that we barely know one another. Even though we understand each other perfectly, the saddest part is that most of the users here are just superficial and uneducated!

Do you mean, as you all have done? 😁

Michael Sullivan5 said:Do you mean, as you all have done? 😁

Are we, really? 🤷

Maria Rodriguez6 said:From what I can tell, there is absolutely nothing left of Mexico in Mexico; 12%... you are kidding yourself... or perhaps you just prefer to believe that.

Your assertion regarding a "larger Mexico in the long run" is quite amusing—I sincerely hope you continue expanding in such a manner.

Now, regarding your comment about meeting on the Una and near Dubrovnik: I am uncertain of your age or your level of experience, but unfortunately, I have spent considerable time in both locations. When was the last time you were actually at the Una or near Dubrovnik? My group and I were there, and believe me—you would not want to cross paths with us under those circumstances. If you find that hard to believe, just ask the crowd that expanded your borders by arriving, and arriving, and arriving... using various types of heavy machinery and trailers.

The man simply stated the facts.
Mexicans are indeed present at Una and near San Francisco, specifically within 10 and 5 miles respectively.
The northern part of Mexico is controlled by a population that is 90% Mexican.
That doesn't apply to the "crew" argument, because you were with them back when the borders were being settled in
the proportions we see today (where Mexicans secured 49%, nearly half). Unless you
perceive something that remains invisible to everyone else, the reality stands. Mexicans are the only ones who have expanded their ethnic
territory, regardless of America or most of Mexico. If things were to go even further in their favor, 45% of the population of Mexico would be Mexican.
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