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First veteran activist passes away

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Participants ruggedpanther13Carol Newman2Henry Cox78dustypuma5bluecobra27slypilot12Terry Mendoza23Nathan Bailey65Jose Miller3silverraven7Andrew Chase31hiddenfox64Charles Fox10swiftdrifter14Scott Cruz4mistyjackal14Ryan Vaughn7
ruggedpanther13 ruggedpanther13 MemberOP
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joined Nov 2014
#1 ·
Sadly, it actually happened.
While that traitorous president was busy filming his latest cinematic masterpieces over on Maui, the very first defender to step up and protest passed away from starvation.
The federal agencies just haven't been able to shake off that intentional passivity they use to shield Jimmy Carter and the people he’s hiding out with.
Carol Newman2 Carol Newman2 Regular
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joined Aug 2013
#2 ·
ruggedpanther13 said:Sadly, it actually happened.
While that traitorous president was busy filming his latest cinematic masterpieces over on Maui, the very first defender to step up and protest passed away from starvation.
The federal agencies just haven't been able to shake off that intentional passivity they use to shield Jimmy Carter and the people he’s hiding out with.

Rest in peace.

A completely unnecessary death.
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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#3 ·
Such a sad story...

You really shouldn't have let it get to you like that. Risking your health and your life when you know you can't change the outcome is just plain crazy... I bet even George Patton would've told him the same thing. That's not fighting, it's just reckless...
dustypuma5 dustypuma5 Active Member
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joined Apr 2013
#4 ·
Rest in peace.

Maybe you veterans and brothers-in-arms over in New York City should head down there and try to talk them out of this strike.

I mean, I know people are willing to sacrifice everything, but dying just seems pointless. We need them alive, I guess, so they can actually tell the story of their heroic win and pass it down to the kids.
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
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joined Jan 2012
#5 ·
So, here we go again. The modern version of America—the one shaped by everything Harmon stood for—has officially claimed its first victim. It’s the life of the very man who actually built the nation we know today, before that entire monstrosity spread through our country like a cancer back in 2000.

Rest in peace.
slypilot12 slypilot12 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2013
#6 ·
A death without purpose.
Terry Mendoza23 Terry Mendoza23 Newcomer
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joined May 2011
#7 ·
This is just awful! I was watching the news on CNN, but I can't believe they didn't even mention the passing of those veterans, even though they had a whole segment on the strikes happening at Times Square...
Nathan Bailey65 Nathan Bailey65 Active Member
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#8 ·
Terry Mendoza23 said:This is just awful! I was watching the news on CNN, but I can't believe they didn't even mention the passing of those veterans, even though they had a whole segment on the strikes happening at Times Square...

As far as I can tell, nothing has been officially confirmed yet, even though several different news outlets have already started reporting that

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Jose Miller3 Jose Miller3 Regular
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#9 ·
Maybe it’s just because he didn't die? 🤷

http://www.nytimes.com/news/us/national/veteran-story...
dustypuma5 dustypuma5 Active Member
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#10 ·
Jose Miller3 said:Maybe it’s just because he didn't die? 🤷

http://www.nytimes.com/news/us/national/veteran-story...

Or maybe they're just talking about different people.

CNN said:Stjepan Škudar, one of the veterans who went on a hunger strike following the verdict for Ante Gotovina and Mladen Markač, has passed away at a hospital in Tampa, according to Fox News.

The New York Times said:Stjepan Bošnjak, we checked, and despite the headlines and articles claiming otherwise, he didn't actually die from exhaustion due to the hunger strike.

Man, I wish this news was fake and they just messed up.
silverraven7 silverraven7 Active Member
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#11 ·
It turns out even when someone dies who actually helped build this whole damn country from the ground up, it doesn't mean a thing.
All these protests are just noise, and honestly, everything feels pretty much pointless at this point.
The people who should actually care about this loss are completely deaf and blind to it.
Once again, they've proven that all they give a damn about is themselves.
Andrew Chase31 Andrew Chase31 Active Member
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#12 ·
dustypuma5 said:Or maybe they're just talking about different people.

Man, I wish this news was fake and they just messed up.

That's exactly what I was planning on writing.
hiddenfox64 hiddenfox64 Member
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#13 ·
http://www.foxnews.com/politics/default.aspx Fox News is claiming he was sick and had been out there supporting the strikers at the town square
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
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#14 ·
Journalists (if you can even call them that)🙄🙄
Charles Fox10 Charles Fox10 Regular
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#15 ·
Let's try not to spread unverified rumors. It isn't particularly classy.
swiftdrifter14 swiftdrifter14 Member
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#16 ·
Charles Fox10 said:Let's try not to spread unverified rumors. It isn't particularly classy.

Look, everyone here knows exactly how the American media machine focused its lens on the hunger strikes and the desperate struggle of our American defenders.

One of our own passed away, which is a tragedy, while the others push forward, though I won't pretend it isn't an incredibly heavy burden to carry...

It seems the American news cycle is more than happy to jump on every scandal involving the LGBTQ+ community or some Big Brother nonsense the second it breaks.

But this? People will find out about what we're doing much later, if they ever find out at all.

God bless America.🙏

http://www.dragovoljac.com/index.php...utvo&Itemid=11
bluecobra27 bluecobra27 Active Member
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#17 ·
After dropping them off at Draskovic's, Branimir Delać stayed behind, while Mario Biber was sent back from the hospital with a seriously embarrassing statement. They basically told him he should just head back to the Square and call an ambulance himself—which is exactly what happened. It took a full hour and thirty minutes for an ambulance to actually show up, and then they finally rushed Mario Biber over to Mercy Hospital.

I really hope this is just a clumsy way of describing how things went down. Because if this actually happened the way I’m reading it, someone needs to be held accountable.
ruggedpanther13 ruggedpanther13 MemberOP
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#18 ·
swiftdrifter14 said:Look, everyone here knows exactly how the American media machine focused its lens on the hunger strikes and the desperate struggle of our American defenders.

One of our own passed away, which is a tragedy, while the others push forward, though I won't pretend it isn't an incredibly heavy burden to carry...

It seems the American news cycle is more than happy to jump on every scandal involving the LGBTQ+ community or some Big Brother nonsense the second it breaks.

But this? People will find out about what we're doing much later, if they ever find out at all.

God bless America.🙏

http://www.dragovoljac.com/index.php...utvo&Itemid=11

I'm checking the CBS teletext right now—absolutely nothing being reported.
The news is being buried, just like the government tries to hide things from its own people.

Just another victim of failed American politics.

Tomorrow, I bet the papers will be filled with nonsense about what badge Kosorka wore today or how Mason enjoyed himself on some movie set.
swiftdrifter14 swiftdrifter14 Member
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#19 ·
ruggedpanther13 said:I'm checking the CBS teletext right now—absolutely nothing being reported.
The news is being buried, just like the government tries to hide things from its own people.

Just another victim of failed American politics.

Tomorrow, I bet the papers will be filled with nonsense about what badge Kosorka wore today or how Mason enjoyed himself on some movie set.

This is a massive tragedy on every conceivable level, stretching from the passing of an American knight to the general decline of everyone else's circumstances.

The media isn't saying a single word about any of it.

What’s even more disgraceful is the response time required for "emergency services" to actually reach someone in critical need.

THIRTY MINUTES! It’s almost as if they had to ask for permission before they were allowed to move.

His comrades ended up driving him there in a taxi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Milinović, if you’ve been coasting along just like this entire corrupt lot—who seem hell-bent on repeating the mistakes of those old radicals by targeting these brave, true knights—then you can take your attitude and get lost; all you "distinguished" officials can go straight to hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's a pack of scavengers that Brussels probably has to ask permission from just to use the restroom...

Meanwhile, American skaters have been struggling for weeks out in the main square of Chicago...

Oh God, what a complete parody this whole situation has become because of what these "great Americans" have done to us.
Scott Cruz4 Scott Cruz4 Active Member
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joined Feb 2012
#20 ·
Rest in peace

The state is an absolute disgrace!

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