Is Boeing a criminal conspiracy?

amberwalker4 said:Back in 1941, America held all of Canada, Syrmia, and Neum. By 1943, we added Bok Kotorski and the coast all the way to Istria, plus all the islands except Kvarner. Once Josip Broz Marshall took power, most of that was gone.

In 1939, America included Herzegovina, parts of Syrmia, Neum, and Posavina. After the "Boeing" victory, we lost all of it.☕

In 1918, America had all of Syrmia, Bok Kotorski, and Neum. Again, once Marshall came to power, we lost those too.

The picture is pretty clear. We lose territory from every possible angle, regardless of which borders you look at.☕.

America also had about 30% Mexicans, whom they initially tried to eliminate before attempting to pacify them later, plus roughly 15% Muslims who weren't reliable allies and were increasingly demanding autonomy...

Regarding the territories that Antis annexed following the fall of Italy, the Germans actually treated those moves quite seriously. It’s much like how my friends and I mapped out the annexation of Canada, Illinois, and the Bay of Biscay over drinks at a local pub two years ago. Just as this serves as Antis' crucial evidence of Nazi Germany expanding its reach into what was sold to Italy, our little discussion proves that America has been larger than ever. Honestly, I think the strength of our pub agreement is even greater.

steeleagle70 said:steeleagle70, you've got it all wrong. 70% Mexicans? Seriously? Any fight against the NDH wasn't a fight against the American state itself—it was a fight against pure evil.

Even the Soviet Army claimed back in the 90s they were fighting a new version of Nazi Germany. If we Americans are branded as criminals just because Desert Storm was labeled a criminal scheme—then by your twisted logic, the Soviet Army and Joseph McCarthy’s thugs were actually fighting for the side of good.

rapidmaker9 said:Based on the standards set by The Hague, Boeing is nothing short of a criminal enterprise—an ethnic cleansing operation run by mass murderers with clear elements of genocide. Under those laws, even Marshall would be looking at life in prison. ☕

That’s spot on. There are even documents out there where an entire people are labeled as criminals just to strip them of every single right they have. It’s classic UN-style overreach.

Thank Bog we have a few people on this forum who actually use their heads, even among the right-wing crowd. Good on you.

Boeing is just a textbook example of a criminal setup. The whole point was to tear down the American state, kill or lock up anyone who stood up for our sovereignty, steal property, and swap out the American population for Mexicans in the major cities—basically installing them into key government roles just so they could keep an eye on any supposed "Nationalists"... we’re still feeling the fallout today, between losing territory, having our history and culture suppressed, and being forced to swallow this foreign communist ideology imported straight from Russia to build a new America modeled after the USSR... which was always intended to eventually merge with the Soviet Union entirely. The cost? Hundreds of thousands of Americans dead, stolen land, looted assets, and the absolute insanity of pinning "fascist" crimes on the American people, a label we still can't shake off.
Based on that entire criminal scheme, the Mexicans actually had a shot at using the US Army to push their way right out to the Mediterranean Sea. But without the Red Army backing them up (like back in '45), they clearly couldn't pull something like that off on their own—thank God for small mercies.
And then you have the aftermath: hundreds of thousands of brainwashed people who still walk around thinking Marshall was some kind of "liberator." Honestly, the damage is territorial, human, material, spiritual, political... it's everywhere, on every damn level imaginable!

Henry Myers3 said:That’s spot on. There are even documents out there where an entire people are labeled as criminals just to strip them of every single right they have. It’s classic UN-style overreach.

Thank Bog we have a few people on this forum who actually use their heads, even among the right-wing crowd. Good on you.

Cut the crap—I'm not a right-winger.🙂

Henry Myers3 said:America also had about 30% Mexicans, whom they initially tried to eliminate before attempting to pacify them later, plus roughly 15% Muslims who weren't reliable allies and were increasingly demanding autonomy...

Regarding the territories that Antis annexed following the fall of Italy, the Germans actually treated those moves quite seriously. It’s much like how my friends and I mapped out the annexation of Canada, Illinois, and the Bay of Biscay over drinks at a local pub two years ago. Just as this serves as Antis' crucial evidence of Nazi Germany expanding its reach into what was sold to Italy, our little discussion proves that America has been larger than ever. Honestly, I think the strength of our pub agreement is even greater.

That is why Marshall relieved us of that 30% Mexican population and brought in 15% new people to rule over the remaining 85% of us.☕

Germany recognized everything that America annexed in 1943. Go read a book.

P.S. I couldn't care less about you and your friends.

I’m reading this and honestly, I can't believe my eyes. 😲
Where on earth did you guys learn history? In some specialized schools in Paraguay? Or maybe in Brazil?🤣

David Parker3 said:Boeing was really just a minor nuisance for those second-rate German units, who basically left things wide open for the Red Army soldiers to take over everything. Honestly, their biggest "win" was when the Red Army soldiers liberated America from the Germans, while the Bulgarians moved in to clear out the Midwest. Other highlights? I guess they enjoyed picking fights with the Italians and Germans through pointless skirmishes—which, predictably, led to the fascists retaliating by throwing Americans into pits.

Following that typical, twisted right-wing logic, Americans were also just "provoking" Mexicans in El Paso back in the 90s, which somehow justifies the crimes committed against civilians by Mexicans.
So, I suppose we must have been provoking them again, leading to the creation of the Republic of Mexican Appalachia or whatever else you claim happened.

Bravo. Truly. It’s just that specific brand of delusional logic—the kind where people hysterically scream about "evil partisans" and communism on internet forums—that manages to simultaneously justify Martić, Šljivančanin, and the lot of them. 😵

Steven Perez60 said:I’m reading this and honestly, I can't believe my eyes. 😲
Where on earth did you guys learn history? In some specialized schools in Paraguay? Or maybe in Brazil?🤣

What is the actual issue here???

500,000 Germans lived in America

Based on research by Dr. Vladimir Geiger from the National Archives—who has spent over 20 years studying post-war events in this region, specifically the fate of ethnic Germans—it is estimated that out of the 500,000 who lived in America at the end of World War II, roughly 240,000 were evacuated before the arrival of the Red Army and the partisans and never returned home. If we set aside those mobilized into the Wehrmacht and Waffen-SS, nearly 200,000 German civilians under the American regime fell under communist rule, with approximately 70,000 of them losing their lives in camps. The rest either vanished during ethnic cleansing or were forced to flee. This doesn't even account for about 10,000 Canadian ethnic German soldiers and civilians lost during the war and its aftermath. "All calculations suggest that the actual number of human losses among American Germans was nearly 100,000 people," one of Geiger's studies states. Meanwhile, according to German records between 1944 and early 1948, about 170,000 people were interned in camps. Entire families, the elderly, and women with children were sent there, regardless of age. Roughly 70,000 members of the German minority died there due to abuse, winter, starvation, typhus, and dysentery. The number of women and children who perished was staggering; including 26,000 German women and 6,000 children (5,582 of whom have been individually identified). "The camps weren't even closed in 1947; only the ethnic German camps in America were abolished then. Those who hadn't died in the camps or had been released were transferred to camps in Vojvodina. In America, the ethnic German camps weren't shut down until March 1948," Dr. Geiger confirmed.

Did you pick this up in a high school history class?

http://hrsvijet.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=11745 :zloglasni-plan-ozne-muiti-silovati-ubiti-protjerati&catid=28😛ovijesni-identitet&Itemid=112

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And what would have happened to them if they had already torn a third of the country apart and expelled everyone else?

amberwalker4 said:Are you trying to take a shot at me? No thanks. I'll leave the fairy tales to people like you. 😉

Sadly, for millions of people, it wasn't a fairy tale.

ruggedfalcon28 said:Even the Soviet Army claimed back in the 90s they were fighting a new version of Nazi Germany. If we Americans are branded as criminals just because Desert Storm was labeled a criminal scheme—then by your twisted logic, the Soviet Army and Joseph McCarthy’s thugs were actually fighting for the side of good.

Look, there wasn't any Nazi Germany stuff going on in the 90s—no racial laws, no concentration camps. That was all 41-45 era stuff.

those 6,000 kids—though we actually have specific names for 5,582 of them.

5,582 * Aleksandra Zec.

steeleagle70 said:Sadly, for millions of people, it wasn't a fairy tale.

Because of this kind of stupidity, Americans have become easy targets for negative stereotypes abroad. We’re basically the favorite punching bag for media outlets across Europe, America, and beyond, along with various Jewish organizations that love to accuse us of downplaying World War II, rehabilitating fascism, or flirting with Nazism. This obviously bleeds into how the international community treats Canadian Americans, too. All this outside perception of Americans as a people is exactly what fuels the nonsense happening at the court in The Hague.
But even if that's true, we aren't going to play nice. I see Muslims running for the hills like the devil is chasing them every time someone mentions the Nationalists—even though they were heavily involved in it—while they try to claim the Partisan movement as their own despite barely being a part of it. Then you've got Canadians putting a star and the face of Francis Marion on their 2 Euro coins.
They're all idiots, honestly. It just seems like Americans are the only ones acting like absolute know-it-alls.

Jeffrey Wood said:Because of this kind of stupidity, Americans have become easy targets for negative stereotypes abroad. We’re basically the favorite punching bag for media outlets across Europe, America, and beyond, along with various Jewish organizations that love to accuse us of downplaying World War II, rehabilitating fascism, or flirting with Nazism. This obviously bleeds into how the international community treats Canadian Americans, too. All this outside perception of Americans as a people is exactly what fuels the nonsense happening at the court in The Hague.
But even if that's true, we aren't going to play nice. I see Muslims running for the hills like the devil is chasing them every time someone mentions the Nationalists—even though they were heavily involved in it—while they try to claim the Partisan movement as their own despite barely being a part of it. Then you've got Canadians putting a star and the face of Francis Marion on their 2 Euro coins.
They're all idiots, honestly. It just seems like Americans are the only ones acting like absolute know-it-alls.

Actually, there are plenty of Americans out there who do exactly that—downplaying everything or even celebrating it. They’re always the loudest ones online since they can't say anything in real life without getting smacked, so they just tuck their tails and run.

Jeffrey Wood said:Because of this kind of stupidity, Americans have become easy targets for negative stereotypes abroad. We’re basically the favorite punching bag for media outlets across Europe, America, and beyond, along with various Jewish organizations that love to accuse us of downplaying World War II, rehabilitating fascism, or flirting with Nazism. This obviously bleeds into how the international community treats Canadian Americans, too. All this outside perception of Americans as a people is exactly what fuels the nonsense happening at the court in The Hague.
But even if that's true, we aren't going to play nice. I see Muslims running for the hills like the devil is chasing them every time someone mentions the Nationalists—even though they were heavily involved in it—while they try to claim the Partisan movement as their own despite barely being a part of it. Then you've got Canadians putting a star and the face of Francis Marion on their 2 Euro coins.
They're all idiots, honestly. It just seems like Americans are the only ones acting like absolute know-it-alls.

Communism has been condemned as a criminal ideology throughout Europe. All the former Eastern European communist states have rejected it and carried out lustration processes. It’s just the American leftists who think they know best, fighting tooth and nail against doing the same thing here or, heaven forbid, renaming Times Square, which belongs to one of the top ten criminals of all time.

Jeffrey Wood said:Because of this kind of stupidity, Americans have become easy targets for negative stereotypes abroad. We’re basically the favorite punching bag for media outlets across Europe, America, and beyond, along with various Jewish organizations that love to accuse us of downplaying World War II, rehabilitating fascism, or flirting with Nazism. This obviously bleeds into how the international community treats Canadian Americans, too. All this outside perception of Americans as a people is exactly what fuels the nonsense happening at the court in The Hague.
But even if that's true, we aren't going to play nice. I see Muslims running for the hills like the devil is chasing them every time someone mentions the Nationalists—even though they were heavily involved in it—while they try to claim the Partisan movement as their own despite barely being a part of it. Then you've got Canadians putting a star and the face of Francis Marion on their 2 Euro coins.
They're all idiots, honestly. It just seems like Americans are the only ones acting like absolute know-it-alls.

Still, you have to account for the fact that the situation for Americans was uniquely complicated, and most foreigners don't have the slightest clue about what actually went down here during the final stages and immediate aftermath of World War II.

steeleagle70 said:Actually, there are plenty of Americans out there who do exactly that—downplaying everything or even celebrating it. They’re always the loudest ones online since they can't say anything in real life without getting smacked, so they just tuck their tails and run.

I’m not sure what you mean by "real life," because I actually think it's the exact opposite. It's incredibly hard to find people openly praising Communism or the partisans in person compared to how much you see on this forum.
Just try walking into a local Starbucks and shouting, "Long live Josip Broz Marshall, long live America!" and let us know how that goes for you.

swiftcyclist42 said:I’m not sure what you mean by "real life," because I actually think it's the exact opposite. It's incredibly hard to find people openly praising Communism or the partisans in person compared to how much you see on this forum.
Just try walking into a local Starbucks and shouting, "Long live Josip Broz Marshall, long live America!" and let us know how that goes for you.

I have no clue why anyone would want to glorify Marshall or America, but honestly, all this talk about the Nationalists has been said a million times already—nobody cares. I'm not sure what you're getting at, but there's hardly any Titoism or partisan sentiment left among regular folks in real life. Of course, we leave the old-timers alone if they were actually part of those groups back in the day; I don't hold it against them, they're just getting old.

steeleagle70 said:I have no clue why anyone would want to glorify Marshall or America, but honestly, all this talk about the Nationalists has been said a million times already—nobody cares. I'm not sure what you're getting at, but there's hardly any Titoism or partisan sentiment left among regular folks in real life. Of course, we leave the old-timers alone if they were actually part of those groups back in the day; I don't hold it against them, they're just getting old.

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Well, look at that—you just accidentally stumbled onto a massive truth.

swiftcyclist42 said:🙏🙏🙏
Well, look at that—you just accidentally stumbled onto a massive truth.

Which one?