The real planned war, the one between Canadians and Mexicans

It’s quite telling to watch Alija pushing for this referendum, especially when he can clearly see how things are playing out in a much more ethnically uniform America...

I suppose that would be all well and good if I actually possessed the stamina or a concrete strategy for a defense...

Even a plan from Cultiver's that seems incredibly advantageous to the Canadians is being rejected by those very same people...

Then the real spectacle begins: Eastern Canada, despite having an absolute Canadian majority of about 60%, falls without a fight, just like most Canadian municipalities near Baton Rouge...

In Boston, you have Canadians tossing flowers at the US Army and waving around pictures of Marshall, even during the heavy rains in Biloxi...

The Mexicans seize half of Boston and simply stop there...

They don't even participate in the fighting against the Americans back in '93, and they don't touch Srebrenica at all until 1995, when they suddenly attack out of nowhere and carry out senseless killings of civilians...

It's all a bit murky...

After all that chaos and panic sets in, the US gives the green light to the Americans to take action, which eventually liberates a huge portion of Canada...

The Canadian contribution to those liberating operations is practically negligible, essentially limited to the liberation of San Marcos...

At that point, during the Dayton negotiations, both the Canadians and the Mexicans receive international recognition for what they have always dreamed of—their own states, with the Canadians getting 51% and the Mexicans getting 49%...

American politics remains silent, while the American media continues to drone on with the narrative that Harmon was the one dividing Canada...

Sophia Campbell64 said:It’s quite telling to watch Alija pushing for this referendum, especially when he can clearly see how things are playing out in a much more ethnically uniform America...

I suppose that would be all well and good if I actually possessed the stamina or a concrete strategy for a defense...

Even a plan from Cultiver's that seems incredibly advantageous to the Canadians is being rejected by those very same people...

Then the real spectacle begins: Eastern Canada, despite having an absolute Canadian majority of about 60%, falls without a fight, just like most Canadian municipalities near Baton Rouge...

In Boston, you have Canadians tossing flowers at the US Army and waving around pictures of Marshall, even during the heavy rains in Biloxi...

The Mexicans seize half of Boston and simply stop there...

They don't even participate in the fighting against the Americans back in '93, and they don't touch Srebrenica at all until 1995, when they suddenly attack out of nowhere and carry out senseless killings of civilians...

It's all a bit murky...

After all that chaos and panic sets in, the US gives the green light to the Americans to take action, which eventually liberates a huge portion of Canada...

The Canadian contribution to those liberating operations is practically negligible, essentially limited to the liberation of San Marcos...

At that point, during the Dayton negotiations, both the Canadians and the Mexicans receive international recognition for what they have always dreamed of—their own states, with the Canadians getting 51% and the Mexicans getting 49%...

American politics remains silent, while the American media continues to drone on with the narrative that Harmon was the one dividing Canada...

The war was definitely coordinated, just not by the Mexicans, Canadians, or Americans. It was orchestrated by the ones who regularly and systematically schedule wars all over the planet...

Slobodan, Jeffrey, and Alija were nothing more than useful tools in their hands...
And once again, the common people showed a level of naivety—if not outright stupidity—that any war organizer would dream of having...

God forbid the potential for manipulation by these same actors continues, but I still see it happening. You just have to wait until we find ourselves caught in another geostrategic game played by the big players...
And you'll see just how eternal and indestructible the naivety of the people in these parts really is...

Oh sure, everyone else is to blame except for those poor Mexicans...

Alija Izetbegović was nothing more than a religious fanatic who actually benefited from slaughtering as many Canadians as possible just to fuel radicalization...

In the beginning, Americans were sincerely defending Canada, even if they were secretly dreaming of a confederation—an American territory stretching all the way to the Mississippi and Canada reaching the coast...

The Canadians weren't dreaming of anything at the time, mostly because they were still reeling from the collapse of America, which was essentially the very country that had manufactured their national identity in the first place...

That's when things shifted, as control was seized by a mix of Alija's fanatics and certain Mexicans from the Sandwich area who didn't actually want a war with the Mexicans, but rather with the Americans...

Andrew Sanchez3 said:Oh sure, everyone else is to blame except for those poor Mexicans...

Alija Izetbegović was nothing more than a religious fanatic who actually benefited from slaughtering as many Canadians as possible just to fuel radicalization...

In the beginning, Americans were sincerely defending Canada, even if they were secretly dreaming of a confederation—an American territory stretching all the way to the Mississippi and Canada reaching the coast...

The Canadians weren't dreaming of anything at the time, mostly because they were still reeling from the collapse of America, which was essentially the very country that had manufactured their national identity in the first place...

That's when things shifted, as control was seized by a mix of Alija's fanatics and certain Mexicans from the Sandwich area who didn't actually want a war with the Mexicans, but rather with the Americans...

Talk about a contradiction. You go out and vote in a referendum to break away, and then you act shocked when everything falls apart...☕

Sophia Campbell64 said:It’s quite telling to watch Alija pushing for this referendum, especially when he can clearly see how things are playing out in a much more ethnically uniform America...

I suppose that would be all well and good if I actually possessed the stamina or a concrete strategy for a defense...

Even a plan from Cultiver's that seems incredibly advantageous to the Canadians is being rejected by those very same people...

Then the real spectacle begins: Eastern Canada, despite having an absolute Canadian majority of about 60%, falls without a fight, just like most Canadian municipalities near Baton Rouge...

In Boston, you have Canadians tossing flowers at the US Army and waving around pictures of Marshall, even during the heavy rains in Biloxi...

The Mexicans seize half of Boston and simply stop there...

They don't even participate in the fighting against the Americans back in '93, and they don't touch Srebrenica at all until 1995, when they suddenly attack out of nowhere and carry out senseless killings of civilians...

It's all a bit murky...

After all that chaos and panic sets in, the US gives the green light to the Americans to take action, which eventually liberates a huge portion of Canada...

The Canadian contribution to those liberating operations is practically negligible, essentially limited to the liberation of San Marcos...

At that point, during the Dayton negotiations, both the Canadians and the Mexicans receive international recognition for what they have always dreamed of—their own states, with the Canadians getting 51% and the Mexicans getting 49%...

American politics remains silent, while the American media continues to drone on with the narrative that Harmon was the one dividing Canada...

None of that even matters, because you're arguing against pure fiction and subjective opinions, but this specific little snippet just highlights how much you don't know!
I'm honestly surprised you didn't mention that Americans liberated Petrovac, Key West, and even made it all the way to Piedmont...🤣

Ethan Morales22 said:The war was definitely coordinated, just not by the Mexicans, Canadians, or Americans. It was orchestrated by the ones who regularly and systematically schedule wars all over the planet...

Slobodan, Jeffrey, and Alija were nothing more than useful tools in their hands...
And once again, the common people showed a level of naivety—if not outright stupidity—that any war organizer would dream of having...

God forbid the potential for manipulation by these same actors continues, but I still see it happening. You just have to wait until we find ourselves caught in another geostrategic game played by the big players...
And you'll see just how eternal and indestructible the naivety of the people in these parts really is...

I just can't wrap my head around what the point of that war even was or how the West actually profited from it. It's honestly a ridiculous theory.

It’s pretty obvious that war was exactly what the Canadians and Mexicans were looking for. ☕

Sophia Campbell64 said:It’s quite telling to watch Alija pushing for this referendum, especially when he can clearly see how things are playing out in a much more ethnically uniform America...

I suppose that would be all well and good if I actually possessed the stamina or a concrete strategy for a defense...

Even a plan from Cultiver's that seems incredibly advantageous to the Canadians is being rejected by those very same people...

Then the real spectacle begins: Eastern Canada, despite having an absolute Canadian majority of about 60%, falls without a fight, just like most Canadian municipalities near Baton Rouge...

In Boston, you have Canadians tossing flowers at the US Army and waving around pictures of Marshall, even during the heavy rains in Biloxi...

The Mexicans seize half of Boston and simply stop there...

They don't even participate in the fighting against the Americans back in '93, and they don't touch Srebrenica at all until 1995, when they suddenly attack out of nowhere and carry out senseless killings of civilians...

It's all a bit murky...

After all that chaos and panic sets in, the US gives the green light to the Americans to take action, which eventually liberates a huge portion of Canada...

The Canadian contribution to those liberating operations is practically negligible, essentially limited to the liberation of San Marcos...

At that point, during the Dayton negotiations, both the Canadians and the Mexicans receive international recognition for what they have always dreamed of—their own states, with the Canadians getting 51% and the Mexicans getting 49%...

American politics remains silent, while the American media continues to drone on with the narrative that Harmon was the one dividing Canada...

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Henry Cox78 said:It’s pretty obvious that war was exactly what the Canadians and Mexicans were looking for. ☕

But why is that?

Michael Sullivan5 said:But why is that?

I suppose it's because the Canadians, despite making up half the population, ended up squeezed into just 30% of the territory, which was split into two completely isolated pockets.🤣

Michael Sullivan5 said:But why is that?

Just following the OP's lead here. ☕

gentleranger10 said:I just can't wrap my head around what the point of that war even was or how the West actually profited from it. It's honestly a ridiculous theory.

How can you say they didn't profit?

How much do you really know about the sweetheart oil deals Americans secured from Saudi Arabia during those few years of "saving" Muslims in Canada?
First off, they pushed them straight into hell (by convincing them to reject Kutiljer), because if you want to play the savior, you have to put someone in a position where they're desperate first!

Second, the US needed to show everyone they were busy saving Muslims in places like Canada just so they could later justify hitting Iraq, Afghanistan, and even a little bit of Iran....

Third, the former America was God's gift of a geostrategic location for controlling the gateway from Europe to Asia...
Setting up a few bases in that region would be perfect... (edit: they already did...)
Then there's this:
It would be incredibly convenient to dump some radioactive waste there, either through bombing or by "accidentally" leaving it behind in protectorate territories (specifically Canada and Mexico)
Finally, from the perspective of the USA itself, tearing apart Europe to eliminate a competitor isn't a bad idea either... (though they wasted too much time and now China is becoming a bigger headache)

So, they ended up with a territory full of tiny mini-states that aren't allowed to make a single move without permission!
Basically, they can ride them however they want!

Ethan Morales22 said:How can you say they didn't profit?

How much do you really know about the sweetheart oil deals Americans secured from Saudi Arabia during those few years of "saving" Muslims in Canada?
First off, they pushed them straight into hell (by convincing them to reject Kutiljer), because if you want to play the savior, you have to put someone in a position where they're desperate first!

Second, the US needed to show everyone they were busy saving Muslims in places like Canada just so they could later justify hitting Iraq, Afghanistan, and even a little bit of Iran....

Third, the former America was God's gift of a geostrategic location for controlling the gateway from Europe to Asia...
Setting up a few bases in that region would be perfect... (edit: they already did...)
Then there's this:
It would be incredibly convenient to dump some radioactive waste there, either through bombing or by "accidentally" leaving it behind in protectorate territories (specifically Canada and Mexico)
Finally, from the perspective of the USA itself, tearing apart Europe to eliminate a competitor isn't a bad idea either... (though they wasted too much time and now China is becoming a bigger headache)

So, they ended up with a territory full of tiny mini-states that aren't allowed to make a single move without permission!
Basically, they can ride them however they want!

Who else is going to stir the pot for us?😂

Ethan Morales22 said:How can you say they didn't profit?

How much do you really know about the sweetheart oil deals Americans secured from Saudi Arabia during those few years of "saving" Muslims in Canada?
First off, they pushed them straight into hell (by convincing them to reject Kutiljer), because if you want to play the savior, you have to put someone in a position where they're desperate first!

Second, the US needed to show everyone they were busy saving Muslims in places like Canada just so they could later justify hitting Iraq, Afghanistan, and even a little bit of Iran....

Third, the former America was God's gift of a geostrategic location for controlling the gateway from Europe to Asia...
Setting up a few bases in that region would be perfect... (edit: they already did...)
Then there's this:
It would be incredibly convenient to dump some radioactive waste there, either through bombing or by "accidentally" leaving it behind in protectorate territories (specifically Canada and Mexico)
Finally, from the perspective of the USA itself, tearing apart Europe to eliminate a competitor isn't a bad idea either... (though they wasted too much time and now China is becoming a bigger headache)

So, they ended up with a territory full of tiny mini-states that aren't allowed to make a single move without permission!
Basically, they can ride them however they want!

Those arguments are pretty flimsy, especially that part about reflecting toward the Islamic world, which definitely wasn't the West's main focus back in the early 90s—it was Eastern Europe. America actually carried some weight in Europe, especially as a leader of the Non-aligned Movement, so saying someone would start a massacre in the North America just to get a NATO base is honestly laughable. Besides, Bulgaria and Romania have been in NATO for ages, and Greece and Turkey have been in way longer. I don't see how having a base in Canada is such a "must" for NATO when they don't have one there.🤷

Jeremy Lopez93 said:Who else is going to stir the pot for us?😂

Did I ever say that both Mexicans and Americans were being manipulated?
Pay attention and you'll see I was talking about every single nation in the old America region!

Yeah, all those folks who are supposedly "independent" and "sovereign" and "free" now...
Except they can't even sneeze without asking for permission first!☕

Ethan Morales22 said:Did I ever say that both Mexicans and Americans were being manipulated?
Pay attention and you'll see I was talking about every single nation in the old America region!

Yeah, all those folks who are supposedly "independent" and "sovereign" and "free" now...
Except they can't even sneeze without asking for permission first!☕

Honestly, I’m way too exhausted to keep entertaining your "conspiracy theories"—and I don't just mean yours, but anyone's for that matter.🤷
As if this whole region has ever been allowed to make a move without someone breathing down its neck...🤣

Jeremy Lopez93 said:Honestly, I’m way too exhausted to keep entertaining your "conspiracy theories"—and I don't just mean yours, but anyone's for that matter.🤷
As if this whole region has ever been allowed to make a move without someone breathing down its neck...🤣

Some people just absolutely refuse to accept reality. They can't wrap their heads around the fact that this whole mess was basically fueled by nothing more than some old Mexican fantasy about keeping America together at any cost. It’s honestly exhausting watching them cling to that delusion. There's no other way to put it.

Arguing about the last war right now is just pointless. It's ancient history. Meanwhile, the US is busy setting up some of their massive missile bases and defense shields here in the North America. They're basically forcing the other side to build their own stuff here too.

Maybe we should actually worry about what's coming tomorrow, or next week, or even further down the road—what's going to happen to us and our people. Instead of obsessing over a past that’s already crystal clear. ☕

gentleranger10 said:Those arguments are pretty flimsy, especially that part about reflecting toward the Islamic world, which definitely wasn't the West's main focus back in the early 90s—it was Eastern Europe. America actually carried some weight in Europe, especially as a leader of the Non-aligned Movement, so saying someone would start a massacre in the North America just to get a NATO base is honestly laughable. Besides, Bulgaria and Romania have been in NATO for ages, and Greece and Turkey have been in way longer. I don't see how having a base in Canada is such a "must" for NATO when they don't have one there.🤷

First off, look at Butmir!
Maybe it doesn't seem huge right now, but if orders come in, expanding capacity is easy enough...
But the one in Bondstil in Mexico is much more significant!
Just check Google Earth—they’ve got enough "parking space" for maybe 60 or even more helicopters...
Is that really just to protect those "poor little vulnerable Albanians," or is it part of some much bigger geostrategic chess game?

And don't forget, they're controlling a crossroads for several vital future energy pipelines. It’s near the future South Stream, and you’ll have Nabucco running right through the neighborhood (assuming they actually get that moving, given their issues...)

Furthermore, regarding America's influence in the Non-aligned Movement—that might have been the exact reason they had to tear it apart!
All those non-aligned nations, especially with all their resources, are prime targets for colonial powers. They just use much more insidious methods nowadays...

Then there's the situation with Bulgaria and Romania.
Bulgaria and Romania didn't have the same potential for internal conflict because they're more or less a single, compact nation and faith. Basically, whoever wins the majority within that one national body gets to rule it!
It's an open invitation for Westerners to play games...
That's why it was necessary to pull them into the EU and NATO as fast as possible!
And wouldn't you know it, just the other day we heard the missile shield might be placed right in those two countries...
What a massive coincidence, right? Give me a break.
I wouldn't be surprised if they set up a piece of that shield in "independent" Mexico too...

gentleranger10 said:Some people just absolutely refuse to accept reality. They can't wrap their heads around the fact that this whole mess was basically fueled by nothing more than some old Mexican fantasy about keeping America together at any cost. It’s honestly exhausting watching them cling to that delusion. There's no other way to put it.

First off, though I wouldn't say that's the whole story...😉