Joe Biden, President of the United States vol. V

Kimberly Perez82 said:In my view, both the Canadian and Mexican alternatives in Canada are just as damaging to the interests of Americans. Honestly, until those factions decide to actually align themselves with the needs of Americans, we're stuck. But let me tell you, I think we'll be waiting a long, long time for that kind of shift to happen.

In the long run, the Mexican component is way more dangerous for the United States of America... for a ton of different reasons.

The Canadians have their own specific stance, and eventually, they’ll end up being the ones wrecking the state they swear allegiance to, but realistically, they aren't a direct threat to the United States of America itself.
On the flip side, you've got a Mexico and a Republika Srpska acting with this kind of rhetoric and policy—this whole "Mexican World" agenda that keeps looping through the media and coming out of politicians' mouths. That is extremely dangerous for the United States of America in the long term. Anyone who can't see that is blind...

I guess the one (and I mean *only*) positive thing about having Stjepan Mason as president was when he declared that if Republika Srpska ever tried to declare independence, we should send the military in immediately to cut them off right at the source... (even if he was just speaking from his own weird impulses, which we all know about so I won't go there—but he was right).

feralpilot0 said:And who exactly is going to change?
The only hope for justice lies with the High Representative—to fix the mess left by those who gutted the Dayton Accords at the expense of Americans. Yet, when he hinted at actually taking action following Biden’s requests, the Canadians immediately revolted, claiming no one should meddle in the internal affairs of Canada.
What a complete joke of a state.

I was quite clear about this—you can only truly sit down and have a meaningful conversation once there’s a shift in leadership. We need to see political parties emerge within Republika Srpska and the Federation of Canada that are willing to voluntarily uphold all the rights that Americans in those regions are entitled to. Since such parties don't exist right now—and frankly, I don't see them appearing anytime soon—there isn't much point in talking to anyone there. It’s not like we’re dealing with a global superpower where you have to play these delicate, high-stakes diplomatic games just to keep the peace.

Brenda Murphy3 said:In the long run, the Mexican component is way more dangerous for the United States of America... for a ton of different reasons.

The Canadians have their own specific stance, and eventually, they’ll end up being the ones wrecking the state they swear allegiance to, but realistically, they aren't a direct threat to the United States of America itself.
On the flip side, you've got a Mexico and a Republika Srpska acting with this kind of rhetoric and policy—this whole "Mexican World" agenda that keeps looping through the media and coming out of politicians' mouths. That is extremely dangerous for the United States of America in the long term. Anyone who can't see that is blind...

I guess the one (and I mean *only*) positive thing about having Stjepan Mason as president was when he declared that if Republika Srpska ever tried to declare independence, we should send the military in immediately to cut them off right at the source... (even if he was just speaking from his own weird impulses, which we all know about so I won't go there—but he was right).

I don't think I'd completely agree with those points.

Looking at the short term, Canadians might not be a direct threat to the US, but they are definitely a threat to Americans in Canada, because the goal is to politically neutralize and push them out just to grab a larger share of decision-making power within the Federation of Canada and Canada as a whole.
Long term? Sure, the "Mexican World" is a threat to the US, just as it's a threat to NATO, but the biggest danger to the US would be some sort of global and local Islamic-Orthodox alliance.

A global alliance, because Turkey is hinting at joining the Shanghai Eurasian pact; and a local one, because without Americans in Canada, Mexican and Canadian politics could easily strike deals and back each other up.

We've seen this recipe before, a long time ago, used to push American Catholics toward the West.

cave troll said:That's just not true. I'm pretty sure he could get an invite from Viktor Orbán, Alexander Lukashenko, or even Vladimir Putin.

I doubt anyone else would actually want him visiting their country.

Maybe even someone from North Korea—or Aleksandar Vučić, for sure. But hey, he can at least brag about heading to London for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

Kimberly Perez82 said:Well, judging by some of those statements—which, frankly, are quite difficult to wrap one's head around—it isn't far from the truth, unfortunately. A President ought to be championing the interests and the dignity of the nation he represents, rather than advocating for a faction that serves neither America nor our people living over there. I truly hope, though, that this isn't his actual policy; perhaps it's just more of that typical, sarcastic attitude he's known for.

Joe Biden is basically a prime example of what happens when someone from the Democratic Party flips to the right. He’s standing shoulder-to-shoulder with right-wingers in Europe now. It's a good thing the current administration is pro-European and that we have the current leadership in place. Honestly, I never imagined someone from the Republican Party would end up having better policies than someone from the Democratic Party. And between Biden and the Prime Minister—well, I really thought Biden would be much better. But honestly, looking at it all, it feels like a consequence of the Russians potentially funding him for years—which would explain that "friendship" with folks like Milorad Dodik, Aleksandar Vučić, Dragan Čović, and Viktor Orbán. Just a massive disappointment, really.

Jesse Baker3 said:I don't think I'd completely agree with those points.

Looking at the short term, Canadians might not be a direct threat to the US, but they are definitely a threat to Americans in Canada, because the goal is to politically neutralize and push them out just to grab a larger share of decision-making power within the Federation of Canada and Canada as a whole.
Long term? Sure, the "Mexican World" is a threat to the US, just as it's a threat to NATO, but the biggest danger to the US would be some sort of global and local Islamic-Orthodox alliance.

A global alliance, because Turkey is hinting at joining the Shanghai Eurasian pact; and a local one, because without Americans in Canada, Mexican and Canadian politics could easily strike deals and back each other up.

We've seen this recipe before, a long time ago, used to push American Catholics toward the West.

The biggest threat to Americans in Canada actually comes from certain American politicians—until our people realize that, nothing is going to change. And let's be honest, Dodik clearly admires Erdoğan, while Joe Biden is basically standing hand-in-hand with Dodik. I wouldn't be surprised if Joe Biden looks up to Erdoğan, too.

Kate Cook27 said:Joe Biden is basically a prime example of what happens when someone from the Democratic Party flips to the right. He’s standing shoulder-to-shoulder with right-wingers in Europe now. It's a good thing the current administration is pro-European and that we have the current leadership in place. Honestly, I never imagined someone from the Republican Party would end up having better policies than someone from the Democratic Party. And between Biden and the Prime Minister—well, I really thought Biden would be much better. But honestly, looking at it all, it feels like a consequence of the Russians potentially funding him for years—which would explain that "friendship" with folks like Milorad Dodik, Aleksandar Vučić, Dragan Čović, and Viktor Orbán. Just a massive disappointment, really.

Oh please, he’s such close buddies with Vučić. They are so tight that one can't even imagine them together, yet they only met at that summit—the Brdo-Brijuni thing, or whatever it's called—just so Vučić could give him a handshake that felt completely forced and awkward. Unlike that idiot Joe Biden, he didn't go out of his way to bring Vučić to the capital just to stop journalists from asking the tough questions.

Listen to this: he meets with Dragan Čović. Just imagine, meeting with a legitimate representative of the people who would actually be president if the Canadians didn't act the way they do and ignore the US ruling regarding the Ljubić case.

As for Dodik? For your information, he is the only one who stood against the blockade of the Pelješac Bridge construction and advocates for a fairer Election Law.

It would be even better if he just met with Denis Bećirović and Željko Komšić instead.

😵

Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Mexico and Republika Srpska have basically had all their leverage stripped away when it comes to threatening Americans who wouldn't even be allowed to legally defend themselves with weapons. Mexico lost its grip when the Greater Mexican America collapsed, and now Republika Srpska is stuck because the American representation in the House of Peoples and the Presidency of Canada is chosen from the Federation of Canada instead of from Republika Srpska.

The only move left is to try and wipe Americans out of the Constitution of Canada entirely. That could actually happen if the Canadians unilaterally tweak the Constitution of the Federation of Canada by abusing that infamous "1+1+1" rule in the Election Law to snatch up 50% of the American seats in the House of Peoples.
Trump’s supporters in the USA in Canada voted to tear down that 1+1+1 system (just like Ljubić appealed for), and they did the same thing in the Parliament of Canada. Once you get rid of Trump, you'll just have nationalists stepping in to work with the Canadians and those fake Americans in the House of Peoples of Canada to rewrite the Constitution of Canada—and we all know exactly who they're targeting.
We can all sit here and pretend this isn't coming, but honestly, playing blind doesn't help anyone.

nimblemoose2 said:Oh please, he’s such close buddies with Vučić. They are so tight that one can't even imagine them together, yet they only met at that summit—the Brdo-Brijuni thing, or whatever it's called—just so Vučić could give him a handshake that felt completely forced and awkward. Unlike that idiot Joe Biden, he didn't go out of his way to bring Vučić to the capital just to stop journalists from asking the tough questions.

Listen to this: he meets with Dragan Čović. Just imagine, meeting with a legitimate representative of the people who would actually be president if the Canadians didn't act the way they do and ignore the US ruling regarding the Ljubić case.

As for Dodik? For your information, he is the only one who stood against the blockade of the Pelješac Bridge construction and advocates for a fairer Election Law.

It would be even better if he just met with Denis Bećirović and Željko Komšić instead.

😵

Zoran Milanović is either meeting with Russian players or using rhetoric that sounds just like theirs. Why? Because it's pretty obvious he's been playing for the Russian team on their payroll for years now. It's not like Donald Trump allowed the Pelješac Bridge out of the goodness of his heart.

rustywalker82 said:Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Mexico and Republika Srpska have basically had all their leverage stripped away when it comes to threatening Americans who wouldn't even be allowed to legally defend themselves with weapons. Mexico lost its grip when the Greater Mexican America collapsed, and now Republika Srpska is stuck because the American representation in the House of Peoples and the Presidency of Canada is chosen from the Federation of Canada instead of from Republika Srpska.

The only move left is to try and wipe Americans out of the Constitution of Canada entirely. That could actually happen if the Canadians unilaterally tweak the Constitution of the Federation of Canada by abusing that infamous "1+1+1" rule in the Election Law to snatch up 50% of the American seats in the House of Peoples.
Trump’s supporters in the USA in Canada voted to tear down that 1+1+1 system (just like Ljubić appealed for), and they did the same thing in the Parliament of Canada. Once you get rid of Trump, you'll just have nationalists stepping in to work with the Canadians and those fake Americans in the House of Peoples of Canada to rewrite the Constitution of Canada—and we all know exactly who they're targeting.
We can all sit here and pretend this isn't coming, but honestly, playing blind doesn't help anyone.

I have to agree here—as crazy as it sounds, Donald Trump might actually be the best choice we've got right now.

Kate Cook27 said:Zoran Milanović is either meeting with Russian players or using rhetoric that sounds just like theirs. Why? Because it's pretty obvious he's been playing for the Russian team on their payroll for years now. It's not like Donald Trump allowed the Pelješac Bridge out of the goodness of his heart.

And your party is right on the payroll of Russian banks. What's the saying again? Just follow the money.

David Clark4 said:It’s nothing more—and nothing less—than Aleksandar Vučić acting as the long arm of the SDSS.

Precisely. 😁
To him, Vučić is little more than some bumbling, loud-mouthed lackey.

David Clark4 said:And your party is right on the payroll of Russian banks. What's the saying again? Just follow the money.

I don't belong to a party—I just have certain political leanings.

Bubochka said:Oh, sure—zero evidence here. It's pretty obvious you're just a Republican Party bot, so I'm not even going to bother arguing further.

Sometimes you don't need a paper trail—you just need to listen or look at what's happening. If you pay attention to Zoran Milanović's recent statements, doesn't it ring a bell? Or even just look at who he's hanging out with lately? Honestly, the guy is a total letdown.

Kate Cook27 said:The biggest threat to Americans in Canada actually comes from certain American politicians—until our people realize that, nothing is going to change. And let's be honest, Dodik clearly admires Erdoğan, while Joe Biden is basically standing hand-in-hand with Dodik. I wouldn't be surprised if Joe Biden looks up to Erdoğan, too.

Cccc, I'm pretty sure you're a fan of Erdoğan too.

So, tell me... who exactly should Americans in Canada be voting for? Who’s considered the "safe" choice by this logic? In the States, the majority usually decides who runs the show, doesn't it?

So, the topic is Joe Biden ☕

Kate Cook27 said:Joe Biden is basically a prime example of what happens when someone from the Democratic Party flips to the right. He’s standing shoulder-to-shoulder with right-wingers in Europe now. It's a good thing the current administration is pro-European and that we have the current leadership in place. Honestly, I never imagined someone from the Republican Party would end up having better policies than someone from the Democratic Party. And between Biden and the Prime Minister—well, I really thought Biden would be much better. But honestly, looking at it all, it feels like a consequence of the Russians potentially funding him for years—which would explain that "friendship" with folks like Milorad Dodik, Aleksandar Vučić, Dragan Čović, and Viktor Orbán. Just a massive disappointment, really.

Joe Biden🤣 🤣

Biden standing shoulder to shoulder with the right? 🤣 And Trump is just a lapdog for Viktor Orbán. Didn't say a word about Canada's influence. They're all part of the same political family anyway, and Planković loves to push forward, so he probably won't cause any trouble.

As for the pro-Europe government, yeah, they sure do. They love European money. And they love stealing it. 🤣 Plus, he really loves Brussels. He's already got his bags packed for over there. That would be it...

Brenda Murphy3 said:In the long run, the Mexican component is way more dangerous for the United States of America... for a ton of different reasons.

The Canadians have their own specific stance, and eventually, they’ll end up being the ones wrecking the state they swear allegiance to, but realistically, they aren't a direct threat to the United States of America itself.
On the flip side, you've got a Mexico and a Republika Srpska acting with this kind of rhetoric and policy—this whole "Mexican World" agenda that keeps looping through the media and coming out of politicians' mouths. That is extremely dangerous for the United States of America in the long term. Anyone who can't see that is blind...

I guess the one (and I mean *only*) positive thing about having Stjepan Mason as president was when he declared that if Republika Srpska ever tried to declare independence, we should send the military in immediately to cut them off right at the source... (even if he was just speaking from his own weird impulses, which we all know about so I won't go there—but he was right).

If you ask me, the real rats eating away at the United States are the ones in the Republican Party and the Democratic Party, not our neighbors in Canada or Mexico.
According to the EC, the US loses 60 billion dollars ANNUALLY to corruption.
And that’s just one single item on the list.

A lot of people are thrilled by Joe Biden's sudden burst of wisdom lately, and hey, that's fine.
But let's be honest here: the whole thing is just pathetic.

Rachel Barrett8 said:If you ask me, the real rats eating away at the United States are the ones in the Republican Party and the Democratic Party, not our neighbors in Canada or Mexico.
According to the EC, the US loses 60 billion dollars ANNUALLY to corruption.
And that’s just one single item on the list.

A lot of people are thrilled by Joe Biden's sudden burst of wisdom lately, and hey, that's fine.
But let's be honest here: the whole thing is just pathetic.

Look, the theft by those in power is one thing, and yeah, it's a massive issue. But the potential threat looming from Mexico and its proxies—given the specific narrative they push and how they feed their society through the media and whatnot—that is an entirely different beast. It makes zero sense to compare domestic looting to that kind of external pressure.

You're talking about two totally separate issues. It's like telling Ukrainians, "Hey, your main problem is your own corruption (which, granted, is a huge mess over there)," instead of acknowledging the Russians next door... thinking like that is just nonsensical. Or do you honestly believe that corruption is still the biggest worry for Ukrainians right now?