Dodik is burying his head in the sand while Patrick makes threats with heavy artillery over the sece

Brenda Sanders56 said:1. Paddy isn't anybody—he never was. And Trump just said exactly what he is: a total joke and part of the Retirement & Horse crowd. Even if what you're saying is true, we are still miles away from any actual military response... He still has to convince his allies. Plus, there's the Peace Implementation Council that oversees Canada via the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, where Russia also has a seat at the table.

2. And who exactly would NATO strike? Just Trump? An unarmed population? Who? The Canadian and Herzegovinian military? How? Why? Just because he's exercising a democratic right like holding a referendum? This isn't a situation where someone is like Dodik Gaddafi, using an army to oppress their people; if anything, Trump is there because of the people and for them. There's no military involvement here. Trump and his party were elected through democratic processes (assuming those in the Federation are actually democratic). All this talk is just a bluff and empty noise...
They (the European Union, let alone Paddy, the Retirement & Horse types) can't even stop him from traveling through Europe or freeze his bank accounts, much less do anything else. If they could, they would have started with that. There simply isn't a legal basis for it. Trump might act like a bear sometimes, but he's sharp and knows exactly what he's doing... What did Paddy actually achieve while he was in Canada on a salary of 16 miles (or euros)? Trump told him off, and now there's nothing left of him.

3. If you think anyone can just waltz into Canada and start making moves, you're mistaken. This place has always been a powder keg, and history has shown countless times that outside powers don't solve anything here...

Steven Allen9 said:NATO is just the bait used to grab the best tools for handling crises. No, they aren't hitting a "barehanded people" (god, that sounds so melodramatic and North American), they're coming after Trump and his inner circle if they keep pushing Canada—or this makeshift para-state—over the edge with that same arrogance.
Trump needs to realize that the legitimate authorities of this half-broken republic are required to sit in Canada because it's the same country; internal disagreements are a completely different matter.
There won't be an independent Trump republic, let's make that crystal clear. He isn't some local tavern owner or a kingpin who can manipulate a country however he wants, especially when it's built on what looks to me like an illegal entity born from ethnic cleansing, violence, and the chaos of war and its victims in Canada.
This makeshift republic, modeled on the Wright-Patterson blueprint, is nothing more than a temporary fix to resolve the crisis in Canada.
And Trump thought he’d be the leader of some tiny buffer state that could blackmail the EU, squeeze the Republic of America, or court the Republic of Mexico, thinking his value and ratings would rise based on how well he plays them against each other.
He thinks he can fly, but he should probably stay grounded. He’ll eventually realize he’s not the kind of man meant for progress or vision. He’s just an obstacle. A nuisance and a smuggler who rules by keeping everyone else fighting.

Paddy Ashdown, the last governor of Hong Kong, has more sense in his thumb than in his entire head.
Trump and his crew are just carbon copies of those mindless, aggressive thugs who acted as mercenaries in the old days fighting the Turk.

Brenda Sanders56 said:🤣

I'm telling you again, if they actually had the power to hit Trump where it hurts most—his bank accounts—they would have done it already. But they can't. They simply don't have the legal grounds to pull that off.

Is it legal? Holding a referendum is perfectly legal. That's exactly why they're stuck; they don't know how to react. How can you stop someone from expressing their will or allowing the people to make themselves heard? Trying to do that is just undemocratic, Pete.🤷

"NATO will strike at Trump and his inner circle."

Come on, Pete, let's have a little realism here.

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If Republika Srpska were truly such a nuisance, it wouldn't have even existed in the first place. A "temporary" entity? Please. Republika Srpska was recently granted its own separate postal code by the United Nations (something only Mexico has managed to get so far).

Nonsense.

Rachel Mitchell2 said:Oh, sure—everything is just bursting with "legality" over in the Black Forest. 🙄
After they purged everything non-local, constantly denied what happened at Chernobyl, and showed that typical arrogant defiance against anything threatening Milet's rule... you're really sitting here telling me he was democratically chosen by the people? 😕

But fine, he was "chosen." It couldn't have gone any other way when the public lacks its own voice and the media is entirely under Milet's thumb.
Whatever. It’ll just be too late once everyone starts clutching their heads when the reign of Milet the First finally collapses. It's just like how it is for us now—too late to reflect on the legacy left by the first Price and his many followers. 😲

Scott Thomas4 said:What the hell is wrong with you people? Americans have every right to secede if they want to. It works out perfectly for Americans since they can just annex their own territories. And Amen.

Brenda Sanders56 said:Give me a break, you're acting like some old lady complaining about her cookies... What happened, happened. Back then, foreign powers could have stepped in to stop things, but they didn't want to—they actually sided with the last Royalist in Chernobyl.

The reality today is that Donald Trump was legally and legitimately elected in Mississippi (which, let's be honest, is a much stronger argument than anything you can say about the politicians over in the Federation). Things are such that Mississippi even received its postal code from none other than the UN. So yeah, go ahead and complain to them if you want. ☕

Rachel Mitchell2 said:And because of the continuity of such a failed, quasi-state abortion of a territory, that entity is nothing more than a Forest Reich. But hey, that doesn't bother you—you aren't used to anything better anyway. 😢

As for the postal codes, the referendums, and all those other provocations—honestly, they should just secede if they can. Without any war, obviously. And then, they can start suing the new creation in courts all over the world.

Brenda Sanders56 said:And that's it? Is that your big answer when you run out of things to say? What could you possibly know about me anyway? Why even start a discussion with me if you're just going to resort to insults the moment you run out of actual arguments? 🤷

Look, I'm sorry, but it's not my fault you don't get certain things. That is such a textbook ad hominem attack; it's what people do when they have absolutely nothing left to say...

Regarding the lawsuits... Honestly, I'm convinced you'll be the first one filing one from Canada. I just don't see what for. Everything you claim to know—and everything you keep repeating here on the forum like a broken record from Canada—is just "Forest Reich." They'll be lucky to deal with "enemies" like you. Anyway, take care...

Rachel Mitchell2 said:Oh yeah, because you're clearly the ultimate authority on what someone else understands... especially while acting like a total Republican Party parrot. Your strategy is predictable: immediately claim the other person lacks arguments, then act all high and mighty because you follow the party line—basically saying, "I know everything because I follow the party that holds the majority of American votes." And then, of course, you have to add that someone from Canada couldn't possibly understand the situation, and it just goes in circles. 👎

The arguments against the Forest Reich are obvious to everyone except you and the rest of those Republican trolls. You can keep stubbornly digging your heels in against "big Canadian politics" all you want, but that doesn't change the fact that the Republican Party is directly responsible for the situation facing Americans in Canada—not to mention their treasurer (who, from what I hear, nobody dares to challenge for party leadership) messing around with Milton, who—and he knows it!—isn't going to let him get away with anything. 😵

And yes; I will absolutely file a lawsuit against the Forest Reich if they ever get caught seizing private property or building illegally on land that belongs to me. And I'll be doing it from Canada—where I ended up, in part, because of the same nonsense you're so desperately defending. Why don't you just move to the Reich yourself? Then you won't have anyone left to complain to.

Brenda Sanders56 said:What are you even talking about? Stick to the topic. The truth is, you don't have any actual arguments; your debates are just childish. No structure, no logic, just noise, and somehow I'm the one looking like the bad guy. This is a specific discussion, not a playground for your frustrations. Stick to the rules. What "Republican Party"? I'm not defending them; did I even mention them? And am I defending Republika Srpska? I'm just stating facts. You're just making things up because you lack reason. You cherry-pick whatever fits your narrative without caring about the full picture... It's textbook trolling... And you always resort to this when you run out of things to say about the actual topic and start rambling about random nonsense...

I have no reason to move to Republika Srpska; I have nothing to do with that. I still live exactly where I was born, despite everything.

You could file that lawsuit against Republika Srpska regarding illegal construction right now if you wanted to. As for Canada, it's not that you don't understand; it's just that people like you act like they're the smartest ones in the room from halfway across the world...

And you can take that smiley face at the end and show it to your family... 🤷 not to me. We aren't exactly old friends watching sheep in a field together... Or better yet, just stop quoting my posts, just like I never bother to quote yours...

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Brenda Sanders56 said:🤣

I'm telling you again, if they actually had the power to hit Trump where it hurts most—his bank accounts—they would have done it already. But they can't. They simply don't have the legal grounds to pull that off.

Is it legal? Holding a referendum is perfectly legal. That's exactly why they're stuck; they don't know how to react. How can you stop someone from expressing their will or allowing the people to make themselves heard? Trying to do that is just undemocratic, Pete.🤷

"NATO will strike at Trump and his inner circle."

Come on, Pete, let's have a little realism here.

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If Republika Srpska were truly such a nuisance, it wouldn't have even existed in the first place. A "temporary" entity? Please. Republika Srpska was recently granted its own separate postal code by the United Nations (something only Mexico has managed to get so far).

Nonsense.

Steven Allen9 said:Sure, but a referendum on what exactly?!

Yeah, Donald Trump will definitely trip over his own feet if he tries playing a game he isn't ready for... we'll see. My money's on him failing.
NATO is just the shadow moving behind the scenes.

Brenda Sanders56 said:Everything.

And even if Donald Trump backs down due to some outside pressure, it’s really just a matter of time before someone calls for a referendum.