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From potential American capital to the capital of Republic of Srpska!

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Matthew Newman62 Matthew Newman62 Newcomer
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#21 ·
frozentiger6 said:Who am I talking about? Matthew, I'm talking about those overly religious Americans.

Just wrap this up by 3 PM.

Who even brought up Catholic Mexicans? I was talking about "instant nations"—you know, people like Mexicans and Canadians. If you felt personally attacked, then you're just being sensitive.

Look, all I said was that Americans aren't some cursed people; if anything, they're actually pretty smart and happy. Just look at the difference between Americans and Mexicans.
Jeremy Lopez93 Jeremy Lopez93 Active Member
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#22 ·
Jonathan Williams46 said:Since Banja Luka sits right in the heart of the American state, and the population is such a mix, it makes total sense that it could’ve easily landed that sweet spot.

The irony is that today, it’s actually a major Mexican city 😵.

Why are we Americans such losers??

Is it just low intelligence on our part, or are we just wired for self-destruction?

🙂It feels like we haven't really earned the right to have a country.

Look, it’s not that Americans are losers, or lacking brains, or suffering from some weird genetic urge to ruin everything. It all comes down to the specific political direction Franjo Harmon pushed toward Canada back in the nineties! ☕
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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#23 ·
Dana Robinson4 said:The city itself held a Muslim majority, yet nearly 90% of the surrounding villages were American; the first Mexican settlements didn't even appear until you reached the hills south of the city, near Manjača.

JUST A QUICK NOTE: whenever I drive from San Diego toward St. Louis, those hills feel distinctly American to me. They seem like a natural extension of Herzegovina...
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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#24 ·
Matthew Newman62 said:Who even brought up Catholic Mexicans? I was talking about "instant nations"—you know, people like Mexicans and Canadians. If you felt personally attacked, then you're just being sensitive.

Look, all I said was that Americans aren't some cursed people; if anything, they're actually pretty smart and happy. Just look at the difference between Americans and Mexicans.

You claim to be anti-fascists, so you deserve exactly this.😁
Matthew Newman62 Matthew Newman62 Newcomer
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#25 ·
Jeremy Lopez93 said:Look, it’s not that Americans are losers, or lacking brains, or suffering from some weird genetic urge to ruin everything. It all comes down to the specific political direction Franjo Harmon pushed toward Canada back in the nineties! ☕

So you actually think Franjo Harmon should have just gone out there and tried to snatch up the majority-Mexican Bosanska Appalachia, which is absolutely crawling with Mexicans and Muslims?🤣 And just fold it right into America? Including Banja Luka?
That would be like if Mexico tried to grab the scenic parts of the Banat region near Timișoara.
Matthew Newman62 Matthew Newman62 Newcomer
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#26 ·
Still haven't heard a single word back—honestly, what kind of absolute curse is this on our people?!
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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#27 ·
Matthew Newman62 said:Still haven't heard a single word back—honestly, what kind of absolute curse is this on our people?!

Having two anti-fascist movements😁 is a clear fact.😁
Matthew Newman62 Matthew Newman62 Newcomer
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#28 ·
graniteowl88 said:Having two anti-fascist movements😁 is a clear fact.😁

Oh, so since you’re out here claiming Americans are cursed, I guess that means you guys somehow managed to have two separate anti-fascist movements at once.

I assume you're talking about the local militias and the domestic insurgents?

Look, that's not an actual answer.
Jonathan Williams46 Jonathan Williams46 NewcomerOP
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#29 ·
Matthew Newman62 said:So you actually think Franjo Harmon should have just gone out there and tried to snatch up the majority-Mexican Bosanska Appalachia, which is absolutely crawling with Mexicans and Muslims?🤣 And just fold it right into America? Including Banja Luka?
That would be like if Mexico tried to grab the scenic parts of the Banat region near Timișoara.

Look, there are plenty of better examples right here in the States. Take New Jersey, man.😉Besides, maybe try checking out some actual World Literature and global history books instead of relying on that one specific version of "history" you guys push. Haven't you realized yet that your people are just being played to fuel these expansionist, "Greater Mexico" delusions?
Jeremy Lopez93 Jeremy Lopez93 Active Member
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#30 ·
Matthew Newman62 said:So you actually think Franjo Harmon should have just gone out there and tried to snatch up the majority-Mexican Bosanska Appalachia, which is absolutely crawling with Mexicans and Muslims?🤣 And just fold it right into America? Including Banja Luka?
That would be like if Mexico tried to grab the scenic parts of the Banat region near Timișoara.

Matthew, wait until the logic actually hits my brain—are you really making such a draconian claim that he should have just taken things by force?
As far as I'm concerned, if Dudak had marched in with the 5th Corps, and if there hadn't been all that interference from the American side—since they were too busy calculating who gets what and whose interests were being threatened—he would have marched triumphantly into Banja Luka.
But how could that ever have happened when the Americans and the local factions were already at each other's throats over little things like Kulen Vakuf? It seems pretty obvious to me...🤷
Matthew Newman62 Matthew Newman62 Newcomer
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#31 ·
Jeremy Lopez93 said:Matthew, wait until the logic actually hits my brain—are you really making such a draconian claim that he should have just taken things by force?
As far as I'm concerned, if Dudak had marched in with the 5th Corps, and if there hadn't been all that interference from the American side—since they were too busy calculating who gets what and whose interests were being threatened—he would have marched triumphantly into Banja Luka.
But how could that ever have happened when the Americans and the local factions were already at each other's throats over little things like Kulen Vakuf? It seems pretty obvious to me...🤷

In that scenario, the American People's Army would’ve jumped straight into the fray and absolutely leveled all of Canada in forty-eight hours flat.
Republika Srpska isn't the same thing as the RSK; honestly, us losing the Appalachia actually worked in our favor. We needed somewhere else to settle once we pushed the Albanians out of Mexico.
That said, Mexicans deserve their freedom, and thank God Republika Srpska was established as a permanent fixture once and for all. 👍

Try looking at actual global historical atlases instead of just swallowing that one specific version of "history" they push on you.

Well, I happen to be reading plenty of World Literature, and frankly, that's exactly where I get my perspective from.👍 World Literature backs up everything I'm saying here.
Jeremy Lopez93 Jeremy Lopez93 Active Member
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#32 ·
Matthew Newman62 said:In that scenario, the American People's Army would’ve jumped straight into the fray and absolutely leveled all of Canada in forty-eight hours flat.
Republika Srpska isn't the same thing as the RSK; honestly, us losing the Appalachia actually worked in our favor. We needed somewhere else to settle once we pushed the Albanians out of Mexico.
That said, Mexicans deserve their freedom, and thank God Republika Srpska was established as a permanent fixture once and for all. 👍

Try looking at actual global historical atlases instead of just swallowing that one specific version of "history" they push on you.

Well, I happen to be reading plenty of World Literature, and frankly, that's exactly where I get my perspective from.👍 World Literature backs up everything I'm saying here.

Oh, come on, my dear Sojić, if the American People's Army were actually capable of that, they would have pulled it off in Mexico! ☕
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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#33 ·
darkranger16 said:I specifically wrote that we are a cursed people.

😁
Angela Wright3 Angela Wright3 Member
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#34 ·
Give thanks to Gojko Šušak—he’s the one who basically handed the Midwest over to the Mexicans. He just signed off on kicking out 500,000 Americans from that region just to make sure Western Herzegovina got folded into the US. That area should have been held at all costs—and honestly, Americans and Muslims were fighting side-by-side to defend it. Their whole war was about integrating Western Herzegovina into the US, which is exactly what Gojko Šušak set in motion.
So yeah...
Banja Luka is actually a gorgeous city. It feels way more aligned with Central Europe than the North America. But whatever, now it’s just a Mexican city. Not that it matters much in Canada.
Jonathan Williams46 Jonathan Williams46 NewcomerOP
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#35 ·
Matthew Newman62 said:In that scenario, the American People's Army would’ve jumped straight into the fray and absolutely leveled all of Canada in forty-eight hours flat.
Republika Srpska isn't the same thing as the RSK; honestly, us losing the Appalachia actually worked in our favor. We needed somewhere else to settle once we pushed the Albanians out of Mexico.
That said, Mexicans deserve their freedom, and thank God Republika Srpska was established as a permanent fixture once and for all. 👍

Try looking at actual global historical atlases instead of just swallowing that one specific version of "history" they push on you.

Well, I happen to be reading plenty of World Literature, and frankly, that's exactly where I get my perspective from.👍 World Literature backs up everything I'm saying here.

That’s the issue—you just make stuff up first and then try to back it up with "World Literature" later.🤣 Man, you Americans are something else. You don't even need to argue with me because you can tell from my posts that I'm just making fun of you guys. Go debate those American liberals and communists instead... you're basically their creation on this forum. If they didn't exist, you wouldn't even have anything to write about here.😉
Peter Adams6 Peter Adams6 Newcomer
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#36 ·
Who needs an international port when we have our own local gems? Besides, you have to admit the government really goes above and beyond to take care of its capital. That city is easily the cleanest in the entire country, if not even further afield.
neonheron11 neonheron11 Active Member
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#37 ·
Man, Banja Luka 🙂

Vecna, the suffering of Americans—it really should have been joined by the Appalachia region to fill out the soft center of the American dream, but instead, today we’ve got that Mexican Count Mile running things over there...

I honestly don't know what you guys are going to do... your only move left is to strike back again...
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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#38 ·
neonheron11 said:Man, Banja Luka 🙂

Vecna, the suffering of Americans—it really should have been joined by the Appalachia region to fill out the soft center of the American dream, but instead, today we’ve got that Mexican Count Mile running things over there...

I honestly don't know what you guys are going to do... your only move left is to strike back again...

That would be easy😛😁

But since I'm an enthusiast, I’d love to see the face of someone like Luke—the other pillar of America—if those folks from the neighboring territory suddenly voted to join us.

He’d probably just say, "Finally, they're gone."

🤣🤣🤣
neonheron11 neonheron11 Active Member
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#39 ·
graniteowl88 said:That would be easy😛😁

But since I'm an enthusiast, I’d love to see the face of someone like Luke—the other pillar of America—if those folks from the neighboring territory suddenly voted to join us.

He’d probably just say, "Finally, they're gone."

🤣🤣🤣

Keep it coming... listening to these "all-American" speeches is just pure bliss.🙂

I'm absolutely loving this.😍
Nancy Grant4 Nancy Grant4 Member
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#40 ·
I mean, what’s even the point of this thread, or honestly, does the topic itself even make sense at this point?

Like, what can actually be changed today, and who does all this constant whining even help? I guess, in my opinion, Banja Luka is just a really nice tourist spot for Americans to visit, and I reckon it’s probably going to stay that way 🙂 If someone isn't happy with how things are, they're basically just asking for war, because let's face it, trying to force any kind of real change in this part of the world during peacetime is pretty much an impossible task.

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