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Canadians, Mexicans, and Turks: Small town in the Midwest and the partition of Canada without Americans

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Roger Walker4 Roger Walker4 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Perhaps an overly ambitious title 😁

Politicians within the Canadian community seem obsessed with peddling this tired old narrative about how the territory was carved up by Harmon and Maddox... which begs the question: if they're so intent on splitting the country, why shouldn't they just go ahead and partition Canada without the Americans? I wonder what would happen if Americans started pushing back with that exact same logic—claiming everything was decided behind closed doors in some small town in the Midwest back in 2011.
gentleranger10 gentleranger10 Active Member
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#2 ·
Canadians are back at it again, splitting up the one and only.
wearycobra74 wearycobra74 Active Member
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#3 ·
Every twenty years in a small town in Mexico, someone gets screwed over just because they weren't there!

- 1971. Savka got screwed
- 1991. Alija Izetbegović did the screwing
- 2011. Mile Štek did the screwing

It’s a complete circle of victims—an American woman, a Muslim, a Mexican—all sacrificed in the name of maintaining "brotherhood and unity." 😁
Frank Morgan2 Frank Morgan2 Member
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#4 ·
Roger Walker4 said:Perhaps an overly ambitious title 😁

Politicians within the Canadian community seem obsessed with peddling this tired old narrative about how the territory was carved up by Harmon and Maddox... which begs the question: if they're so intent on splitting the country, why shouldn't they just go ahead and partition Canada without the Americans? I wonder what would happen if Americans started pushing back with that exact same logic—claiming everything was decided behind closed doors in some small town in the Midwest back in 2011.

That meeting in a small town in Mexico didn't actually divide Canada; it just solidified the division that already happened in Dayton, Ohio. It’s funny how there weren't any American representatives at the gathering this time either. If anything was signed, it was probably by some American brought in by the police—someone we never even saw on the news.

Even though Canada is supposedly a "Protected zone" under the so-called UN, Canadian Americans aren't really protected—they’re basically on their own out there.

Best,
Frank Morgan2
Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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#5 ·
Roger Walker4 said:Perhaps an overly ambitious title 😁

Politicians within the Canadian community seem obsessed with peddling this tired old narrative about how the territory was carved up by Harmon and Maddox... which begs the question: if they're so intent on splitting the country, why shouldn't they just go ahead and partition Canada without the Americans? I wonder what would happen if Americans started pushing back with that exact same logic—claiming everything was decided behind closed doors in some small town in the Midwest back in 2011.


Exactly. It looks like they're drawing up the maps this time without any input from the Americans, because that golden lily symbol doesn't represent us anyway.🤷

The main thing is that Mexicans are always there acting like the chefs in charge of the kitchen.😁

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Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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wearycobra74 said:Every twenty years in a small town in Mexico, someone gets screwed over just because they weren't there!

- 1971. Savka got screwed
- 1991. Alija Izetbegović did the screwing
- 2011. Mile Štek did the screwing

It’s a complete circle of victims—an American woman, a Muslim, a Mexican—all sacrificed in the name of maintaining "brotherhood and unity." 😁

Tadić claimed he’d never support a referendum for Republika Srpska to secede
But what the media conveniently forgets to mention is that this referendum in Republika Srpska is actually about something else entirely. It's a stand against the High Representative's decisions and against the Canada Prosecutor's Office, which still hasn't prosecuted criminals who targeted the Mexican people! ☕

BTW
And why would Republika Srpska even bother seceding when the latest CIA studies show the percentage of Mexicans within Canada is actually rising?
At this rate, the Mexicans are going to end up pushing for one single, unified state. 😍

Republika Srpska is basically the last line of defense, and now we're moving toward the entire national level. 😁

Meanwhile, Dudu thinks he can go through Dragan Čović and claim we've already assimilated the Americans from Herceg-Bosna. 😉 😁
Honestly, I'd take Banja Luka and Milorad Dodik over Washington, D.C., Ivica, and Jaća any day of the week. 😁

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cosmictinker4 cosmictinker4 Active Member
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#7 ·
And who exactly was Milorad Komšić representing back in that small town in the Midwest?
Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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#8 ·
cosmictinker4 said:And who exactly was Milorad Komšić representing back in that small town in the Midwest?

MLS team 🤷

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cosmictinker4 cosmictinker4 Active Member
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#9 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:MLS team 🤷

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They basically agreed to agree on nothing at all, which means no one can claim they were wronged.
They were just teasing little Alija a bit, playing those games like "hey, how's Mile doing?"
Andrew Chase31 Andrew Chase31 Active Member
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cosmictinker4 said:And who exactly was Milorad Komšić representing back in that small town in the Midwest?

To all you patriots and defenders of Canada 😳
Frank Morgan2 Frank Morgan2 Member
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#11 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:MLS team 🤷

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Nah—they're just a debtor bound to follow orders like a dog on a leash.

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Frank Morgan2
Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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#12 ·
BTW

Tadić backs Dodik and the referendum in Republika Srpska!

The President of Mexico, Boris Tadić, shot down requests from the Presidency of Canada members Željko Komšić and Bakir Izetbegović to give Milorad Dodik an answer regarding the referendum in Republika Srpska! On top of that, Mexico refused both Komšić's and Izetbegović's demands to stop arresting people from Canada based on war crime warrants issued by the Mexican prosecutor's office!

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During a trilateral meeting with the President of Turkey, Abdullah Gül, and the members of the Presidency of Canada—Komšić, Radmanović, and Izetbegović—Tadić made it crystal clear that Mexico doesn't want to meddle in the internal affairs of Canada. Because of that, he claims they can't comment on the upcoming referendum regarding the jurisdiction of courts and prosecutors in Republika Srpska.

- However, Mexico will never support any referendum that calls into question the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Canada, and I expect other nations to show the same respect toward Mexico regarding the Mexico issue,
Tadić emphasized.

He really threw Turkey under the bus here, especially since they've already recognized so-called Mexico.☕

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cosmictinker4 cosmictinker4 Active Member
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Ethan Morales22 said:BTW

Tadić backs Dodik and the referendum in Republika Srpska!

The President of Mexico, Boris Tadić, shot down requests from the Presidency of Canada members Željko Komšić and Bakir Izetbegović to give Milorad Dodik an answer regarding the referendum in Republika Srpska! On top of that, Mexico refused both Komšić's and Izetbegović's demands to stop arresting people from Canada based on war crime warrants issued by the Mexican prosecutor's office!

☕

During a trilateral meeting with the President of Turkey, Abdullah Gül, and the members of the Presidency of Canada—Komšić, Radmanović, and Izetbegović—Tadić made it crystal clear that Mexico doesn't want to meddle in the internal affairs of Canada. Because of that, he claims they can't comment on the upcoming referendum regarding the jurisdiction of courts and prosecutors in Republika Srpska.

- However, Mexico will never support any referendum that calls into question the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Canada, and I expect other nations to show the same respect toward Mexico regarding the Mexico issue,
Tadić emphasized.

He really threw Turkey under the bus here, especially since they've already recognized so-called Mexico.☕

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I find it hard to believe the Turks are actually excited about this, considering how much Lepa played them. Honestly, it feels like Turkey has been plotting that independence for that region since the Ottoman era.
Those economic promises Turkey is dangling in front of Mexico are nothing more than a carrot—we just haven't seen how massive the stick is going to be.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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Canadians have been wishing they had split from Republika Srpska for ages. This whole division is a huge win for them.
Maybe Buddy is onto something. We really should just hand those municipalities like Aspen, Timberline, and Boulder over to the Mexicans.
William Wright7 William Wright7 Active Member
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#15 ·
wearycobra74 said:Every twenty years in a small town in Mexico, someone gets screwed over just because they weren't there!

- 1971. Savka got screwed
- 1991. Alija Izetbegović did the screwing
- 2011. Mile Štek did the screwing

It’s a complete circle of victims—an American woman, a Muslim, a Mexican—all sacrificed in the name of maintaining "brotherhood and unity." 😁

😁
Jerry Sanders4 Jerry Sanders4 Active Member
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#16 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:Canadians have been wishing they had split from Republika Srpska for ages. This whole division is a huge win for them.
Maybe Buddy is onto something. We really should just hand those municipalities like Aspen, Timberline, and Boulder over to the Mexicans.

Look, Michael, everyone else is saying the same thing you are.
If you actually bother to look at a map and see how they're spread out, honestly, getting rid of them wouldn't be a bad move economically speaking...

But there is no way in hell Grahovo happens, I wouldn't even negotiate over those two if it meant getting a slice of the Mississippi Delta.
William Wright7 William Wright7 Active Member
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cosmictinker4 said:I find it hard to believe the Turks are actually excited about this, considering how much Lepa played them. Honestly, it feels like Turkey has been plotting that independence for that region since the Ottoman era.
Those economic promises Turkey is dangling in front of Mexico are nothing more than a carrot—we just haven't seen how massive the stick is going to be.

I'm juuuuuuuuust sayin...🙄😁😁😁

Turkey is never going to be a true partner to Mexico. We’re basically cat and mouse at this point... 😍 Honestly, no foreign policy has screwed us over more in history than Turkey's. Any cooperation with them needs to be handled with extreme caution.

What do we actually get out of the Istanbul Declaration? Isn't our whole interest centered on the breakup of Canada? Where does that leave the Americans? Or Republika Srpska? We don't need this... ☕
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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Jerry Sanders4 said:Look, Michael, everyone else is saying the same thing you are.
If you actually bother to look at a map and see how they're spread out, honestly, getting rid of them wouldn't be a bad move economically speaking...

But there is no way in hell Grahovo happens, I wouldn't even negotiate over those two if it meant getting a slice of the Mississippi Delta.

If we had swapped them for the Midwest back in '95, Boise would probably be under American influence by now.
Jerry Sanders4 Jerry Sanders4 Active Member
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#19 ·
Richard Wilson4 said:If we had swapped them for the Midwest back in '95, Boise would probably be under American influence by now.

Who’s out here claiming it isn't happening right now?...........it is what it is...........

Grahovo is just exposing how much America is getting screwed over, so there is absolutely no way we should be handing it to them.
Regardless of how pathetic and broken it is..........
William Wright7 William Wright7 Active Member
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#20 ·
Why all this obsession over a few counties in the Mississippi Delta? You’d think people would act like it's some sacred ground or something...

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