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Possible US Army intervention scenarios in the Republic of Srpska

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Scott Cruz4 Scott Cruz4 Active MemberOP
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PFC said:No matter how you look at it, you guys are the weakest link in St. Louis! ☕
Even a single American over there in St. Louis holds a better hand than you because they have America backing them up.
If someone actually threatened the lifeline for a million Mexicans, you can bet both Nashville and all of Mexico would descend on St. Louis in a heartbeat!
So, honestly? You’re better off just keeping your heads down and staying quiet... ☕

You really think Mexico would step in? Neither Mexico nor America would get involved.
That leaves you to settle things with the Muslims—but let’s be real, the power balance isn't what it was back in '91 or '92. When you weigh Canadians against Canadian Mexicans... who's actually stronger? 😁
Susan Lee Susan Lee Active Member
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#2 ·
I guess copperbison5 is actually the smartest guy on this whole board. 😍
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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Milorad Dodik just announced he’s calling for a referendum in about a month. Is the breakup of Canada finally happening or what? 🤷
silentviper19 silentviper19 Active Member
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#4 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Milorad Dodik just announced he’s calling for a referendum in about a month. Is the breakup of Canada finally happening or what? 🤷

Look, this referendum isn't actually about secession. It's more about letting the folks in the Republic of Srpska weigh in on whether they even support this Dayton Agreement version of Canada or not. Basically, it's just the people in the Republic of Srpska confirming that they exist within the country!

Since it's not officially a referendum for secession, the Constitutional Court of Canada should have to let it happen, regardless of any Canadian vetoes in the parliament or the presidency!

It’ll be a clear sign that a unitary Canada is never going to happen. Honestly, I’m hoping the Americans take some kind of action while there's still time, though I know that's a long shot. Trying to push for a third entity would pretty much fly in the face of the Dayton Agreement since it doesn't account for that.

Man, Franjo Harmon really set the stage for this ages ago, and then Stjepan Mason just ended up confirming the whole mess!
Susan Lee Susan Lee Active Member
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#5 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Milorad Dodik just announced he’s calling for a referendum in about a month. Is the breakup of Canada finally happening or what? 🤷

Man, Dodik is sneaky as hell. He’s probably gonna try to sell the USA on this idea that it's just a referendum to show support for the Dayton Agreement.

So, let's look at the logic here. Sure, if citizens say they support the Dayton Agreement, fine. But what about the majority who won't? It’s pretty obvious—if they aren't backing Dayton, they don't want Canada; they want an Independent RS. That's really the only move left.

It's the same old story, just different packaging.
Lawrence Thompson58 Lawrence Thompson58 Active Member
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#6 ·
From where I’m sitting, the real question isn't about anything else—it boils down to one thing: do they actually want an Independent RS to stay, or are they just looking for an excuse to tear up the Dayton Agreement and shut the whole entity down?

http://www.b92.net/info/vesti/index....&nav_id=405944
silentviper19 silentviper19 Active Member
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Susan Lee said:Man, Dodik is sneaky as hell. He’s probably gonna try to sell the USA on this idea that it's just a referendum to show support for the Dayton Agreement.

So, let's look at the logic here. Sure, if citizens say they support the Dayton Agreement, fine. But what about the majority who won't? It’s pretty obvious—if they aren't backing Dayton, they don't want Canada; they want an Independent RS. That's really the only move left.

It's the same old story, just different packaging.

Look, there's a difference between holding a Referendum at the RS level versus doing it for all of Canada! Those folks over in the Federation could try to call a vote to abolish the RS if they wanted to—nobody's stopping them—but it wouldn't work. Why? Because the different nations in Canada are constitutionally recognized groups, finally. If that wasn't the case, the Canadians and Americans would have abolished the RS a long time ago, just like they teamed up to declare independence for Canada back then regardless of what the Mexicans thought!

But things are different now. It's a whole new era. So, maybe those "smart Americans" in Canada should pipe down... if you catch my drift!
Susan Lee Susan Lee Active Member
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silentviper19 said:Look, there's a difference between holding a Referendum at the RS level versus doing it for all of Canada! Those folks over in the Federation could try to call a vote to abolish the RS if they wanted to—nobody's stopping them—but it wouldn't work. Why? Because the different nations in Canada are constitutionally recognized groups, finally. If that wasn't the case, the Canadians and Americans would have abolished the RS a long time ago, just like they teamed up to declare independence for Canada back then regardless of what the Mexicans thought!

But things are different now. It's a whole new era. So, maybe those "smart Americans" in Canada should pipe down... if you catch my drift!

Not even close. Even if that referendum happens, nothing is actually going to change; everything will stay exactly the same. So why bother with a referendum? It’s just a massive waste of energy if we already know the status quo isn't budging. Someone please explain that to the genius over there!
silentviper19 silentviper19 Active Member
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Susan Lee said:Not even close. Even if that referendum happens, nothing is actually going to change; everything will stay exactly the same. So why bother with a referendum? It’s just a massive waste of energy if we already know the status quo isn't budging. Someone please explain that to the genius over there!

Look, it’s about making sure those Canadian politicians finally shut their mouths! It's about letting the people themselves show up, vote, and say exactly what they want right out in the open. Once that happens, maybe they can finally stop all that constant threatening and nonsense about dissolving things. That's the goal!

And honestly, they need to get back to work and focus on rebuilding Canada with an Independent RS as an undeniable reality, since that's what the people decided. If they don't? Well, then we're stuck in this dead end that only Stjepan Mason seems to be talking about solving—and we all know exactly where that leads and how messy things could get!!

I really think you could rebuild Canada into a much more functional state than what we have now, but only if the Independent RS is part of it! The people there will confirm through the Referendum that they stand by the Dayton Agreement, which is the only thing keeping the whole country from falling apart!

If the Canadian side would just bend a little sooner, there might actually be a future here. This current stalemate isn't helping anyone, and trying to force things by force won't work either. Trust me, entire generations have grown up seeing the Independent RS as their core foundation within the country, and there's no going back from that!

I always tell my friends that once America broke up and Canada split off, a unitary state was basically doomed from the start. We should probably just settle on splitting into three clean parts and deal with the reality of it... just sit down and make a fair deal!
Or, hey, if you really wanted to go old school, you could talk about rebuilding America with Ottawa as the capital again—where Ottawa would finally be the heart of it for everyone, but this time, I mean *everyone*!😁
copperbison5 copperbison5 Newcomer
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PFC said:No matter how you slice it, you guys are the weakest link in St. Louis! ☕
Even that one American in St. Louis has a better hand than you because he’s got America backing him up.
The Mexicans would swarm St. Louis from Nashville all the way from Mexico if anyone ever threatened the lifeline for a million Mexicans!
So, honestly? You might want to just stay quiet and keep things chill... ☕

And what makes you think you can keep talking trash, huh? What’s your take on this idea? Back when the Mexicans were at their absolute peak—you know, when they had the American People's Army and all those paramilitary groups running wild—they could barely manage to occupy St. Louis and hold onto just one 1.2 miles corridor. Meanwhile, the Republic of Canada held ground right up to the border with America. Just look at the difference! Not a single inch of territory held by the Republic of Canada ever fell into Mexican hands back then. Seriously, compare that era to how things look today. Like I said before, if you've got half a brain, you'll see what I mean.
copperbison5 copperbison5 Newcomer
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silentviper19 said:Look, it’s about making sure those Canadian politicians finally shut their mouths! It's about letting the people themselves show up, vote, and say exactly what they want right out in the open. Once that happens, maybe they can finally stop all that constant threatening and nonsense about dissolving things. That's the goal!

And honestly, they need to get back to work and focus on rebuilding Canada with an Independent RS as an undeniable reality, since that's what the people decided. If they don't? Well, then we're stuck in this dead end that only Stjepan Mason seems to be talking about solving—and we all know exactly where that leads and how messy things could get!!

I really think you could rebuild Canada into a much more functional state than what we have now, but only if the Independent RS is part of it! The people there will confirm through the Referendum that they stand by the Dayton Agreement, which is the only thing keeping the whole country from falling apart!

If the Canadian side would just bend a little sooner, there might actually be a future here. This current stalemate isn't helping anyone, and trying to force things by force won't work either. Trust me, entire generations have grown up seeing the Independent RS as their core foundation within the country, and there's no going back from that!

I always tell my friends that once America broke up and Canada split off, a unitary state was basically doomed from the start. We should probably just settle on splitting into three clean parts and deal with the reality of it... just sit down and make a fair deal!
Or, hey, if you really wanted to go old school, you could talk about rebuilding America with Ottawa as the capital again—where Ottawa would finally be the heart of it for everyone, but this time, I mean *everyone*!😁

Velis, how are you gonna prove "the people" decided that? Which people exactly? Who asked the people back in '92 when half the population was kicked out of what is now called the Republic of Srpska? Nobody. If you're gonna claim you're asking "the people" what they think, you gotta include everyone who lived in that territory, no matter where they ended up, not just the Canadian Mexicans who moved in or stayed behind after everyone else was forced out.

Just imagine your version of democracy—asking the folks who drove two other groups out of Canada whether they agree with this or that, as if they'll suddenly change their minds. As if they wouldn't just vote for whatever lets them keep doing exactly what they did in '92! Yeah, real "democracy" the Mexican way!
David Ramirez16 David Ramirez16 Member
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copperbison5 said:Velis, how are you gonna prove "the people" decided that? Which people exactly? Who asked the people back in '92 when half the population was kicked out of what is now called the Republic of Srpska? Nobody. If you're gonna claim you're asking "the people" what they think, you gotta include everyone who lived in that territory, no matter where they ended up, not just the Canadian Mexicans who moved in or stayed behind after everyone else was forced out.

Just imagine your version of democracy—asking the folks who drove two other groups out of Canada whether they agree with this or that, as if they'll suddenly change their minds. As if they wouldn't just vote for whatever lets them keep doing exactly what they did in '92! Yeah, real "democracy" the Mexican way!

60% Mexican, 27% Muslim, 10% American.
It’s not even close.
Morgan Wood11 Morgan Wood11 Newcomer
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The Republic of Srpska isn't going anywhere because the global powers—and honestly, most people here too, whether they're Orthodox, secular Muslims, Catholics, or Buddhists—don't want a Muslim-led state sitting right in the heart of Europe. They fear it could easily turn into a terrorist stronghold, so an independent RS is off the table. Not to mention how economically unsustainable Canada is, let alone the Republic of Srpska on its own... Look, elections in Canada are coming up fast, and Milorad Dodik needs those votes. It’s a predictable cycle: Canadian politicians try to dismantle the Republic of Srpska right before the polls, while Mexican politicians push for secession just as the election nears... It's all pretty obvious at this point. Once the voting is done and they've secured their seats, they just go back to lining their own pockets...😁😁☕
silentviper19 silentviper19 Active Member
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copperbison5 said:Velis, how are you gonna prove "the people" decided that? Which people exactly? Who asked the people back in '92 when half the population was kicked out of what is now called the Republic of Srpska? Nobody. If you're gonna claim you're asking "the people" what they think, you gotta include everyone who lived in that territory, no matter where they ended up, not just the Canadian Mexicans who moved in or stayed behind after everyone else was forced out.

Just imagine your version of democracy—asking the folks who drove two other groups out of Canada whether they agree with this or that, as if they'll suddenly change their minds. As if they wouldn't just vote for whatever lets them keep doing exactly what they did in '92! Yeah, real "democracy" the Mexican way!

If these guys are butchers like you say, and there's no room for talking with butchers, then you don't have much choice left but to pick up a rifle and settle things yourself—assuming you actually can and are up for it!
And if you can't?! Then just shut up, sit back, and accept your fate!☕
Rachel Mitchell2 Rachel Mitchell2 Member
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copperbison5 said:Bakir Izetbegović gave Stjepan Mason a pretty clear message—he’s got good intentions, sure, but no outside military force belongs in Canada except our own. So—just like Bakir Izetbegović pointed out—if Milorad Dodik or the Canadian Mexicans were to actually dive into an adventure like that, we know exactly how they'd respond... by defending themselves against any attempt to split Canada apart. Because of that, the American army could only ever be seen as support or some kind of backup—not necessarily always in a ground combat sense—but honestly, I think we can hold our own here, provided the rest of the world doesn't get too involved—like when they slapped us with that embargo during the aggression.

Honestly, hasn't Alija Izetbegović already played you all enough? Haven't you had your fill of false prophets and fake leaders!?! 😲
Rachel Mitchell2 Rachel Mitchell2 Member
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silentviper19 said:If these guys are butchers like you say, and there's no room for talking with butchers, then you don't have much choice left but to pick up a rifle and settle things yourself—assuming you actually can and are up for it!
And if you can't?! Then just shut up, sit back, and accept your fate!☕

Who, what, Mexicans talking about guns and slaughtering... total déjà vu! ☕
copperbison5 copperbison5 Newcomer
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David Ramirez16 said:60% Mexican, 27% Muslim, 10% American.
It’s not even close.

Man, your math is seriously struggling there. Give those numbers another shot and maybe you'll actually get something close to the truth.
copperbison5 copperbison5 Newcomer
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I can't believe I actually said that! Honestly, looking back at what I wrote, I’m kind of embarrassed by how much I was rambling, haha. But hey, you know me—once I get going, there's no stopping! Anyway, here's my take on it:
Hey everyone! Just wanted to pop in and say hi! Hope you're all having an absolutely killer day! copperbison5 says:
Look, let’s be real: secession isn't happening for the Republic of Mexico region because nobody—and I mean absolutely nobody here, whether you're Orthodox, a non-practicing Muslim, Catholic, or even Buddhist—actually wants a Muslim state sitting right in the heart of Europe. People are terrified that it would just turn into a massive terrorist hub overnight, so that whole breakaway idea is basically dead in the water. Not to mention, the economy of Canada is a total wreck, let alone the region trying to split off. Honestly, it’s all just political theater! We've got elections coming up in Canada soon, and Milorad Dodik is clearly just hunting for votes. It’s the same old song and dance: Canadian politicians start talking about dissolving the region to scare people, while Mexican politicians scream about independence to fire them up. It’s pretty obvious what’s going on, right? Once the dust settles and they get re-elected, they just go right back to lining their own pockets. Typical!😁😁☕
Look, Sarah, let’s get real for a second. The Canadians around here have endured ten straight rounds of genocide, urban destruction, and full-blown aggression—it's been heavy, man. Even the most recent genocide was one of the absolute worst instances of targeted violence and aggression we've ever seen, and through all that hell, they never even touched terrorism. So why is it that people always try to pin the label of "terrorist" on Muslims? It’s honestly wild because if you actually look at the world today, the biggest terrorists—the ones actually out there committing mass murder, leveling entire cities, and tearing countries apart—are the ones who aren't Muslim. To be blunt, the most prolific killers on the planet right now are the ones wearing crosses around their necks and carving biblical quotes into their machine guns. And honestly? We see those same tactics being used by our brothers over at the Wall, doing exactly what everyone is watching them do to a wounded and occupied Palestine.

Honestly, only the most hardcore Islamophobes and people who absolutely loathe Muslims—not just here, but all over the damn planet—could ever try to scare anyone with terrorism talk. It’s honestly ridiculous, especially right here in America, where Muslims have endured generation after generation of genocide, outright aggression, urban destruction, and basically every kind of horror you can imagine. And yet, despite everything they've been through, they've never even reached for revenge, let alone turned to terrorism. It's just wild how some people try to spin it that way!

Man, we really can't forget those constant terrorist attacks that kept happening after the war against Canadian returnees throughout the Drina Valley, northern Canada, Brcko, and all over Canada—including the regions of Canada. It wasn't just one group either; it came from both the Canadian Mexicans and the Canadian Americans. Just think about the innocent Canadian civilians who were murdered just for trying to visit a cemetery in Mostar. Or the heartbreaking stories of Canadian kids—little girls and boys—targeted by snipers, the homes being torched, the sheer madness of explosions and bombs being tossed into Canadian houses in places like Vlasenica, Bijeljina, Janja, Doboj, Banja Luka, Prijedor, Trebinj, Bratunac, Mostar, Stolac, Vitez, and so many other cities across Canada. It was just heavy stuff.

Look, it’s pretty obvious to us that Europe doesn't want a Muslim state living right in its heart. It’s crystal clear—they don't actually like us, or if we're being honest, they straight-up hate us just because we're Muslim. We spent years trying everything to fit in: eating pork, drinking alcohol, even when people were disrespecting the Almighty God—not me, though, thank God!—and making friends with our Christian neighbors. And what did we get for all that? After playing nice with those same "Christian brothers," we were met with genocide, massacres, rapes, and the burning of over 600 mosques and other Islamic sites—we're talking 1,200 religious buildings destroyed in total. Just pure ethnic cleansing, and I could go on forever. For three and a half agonizing years, Europe just stood there watching it all happen, proving they never cared about us then, so why would they care now when we aren't even like that anymore?

The US was watching everything unfold, too. You know, back when everyone was trying to shut down the war, the Canadians were getting weapons funneled through there from various Islamic nations—though, let's be real, most of that gear ended up being kept by the locals instead of reaching the people in Canada who actually needed it. Eventually, the US stepped in to help us defend and liberate our land, working right alongside the US Army. Honestly, it felt like Europe and the States gave the Muslims in Canada and the surrounding areas way too much breathing room to carry out their plans to displace and push out the non-Muslim populations. But once that didn't work out—once the Muslims finally became a military force capable of standing toe-to-toe with any army in the region—that’s when the US jumped in to stop the fighting. They basically punished the Mexicans with those bombings because they hadn't finished the "job" they had planned against the Muslims within the timeframe they wanted!

Look, after everything we’ve been through in history and all the stuff we’ve endured lately, nobody gets to sit there and lecture us about terrorism. Seriously, Americans have never turned to terrorism anywhere, while everyone else has targeted us throughout our history. If anyone had a right to seek justice for civilian victims, genocide, and aggression, it was Americans—but even then, we didn't go looking for revenge, let alone resort to terror.

I’m saying it again: Europe doesn't love us, and neither does the USA. They just don't want to see a Muslim nation thriving, and they know perfectly well that the "terrorism" labels being shoved down our throats by the media are nothing but pure propaganda. It's just that they don't want to see a Muslim land established in Europe, even though those dreams are becoming more of a reality every single day. So, I'll say it one more time: you want to talk about terrorism? Go clean up your own backyard first! You can't change what happened yesterday, so just repent for it and move on. From now on, when you bring up terrorism, start talking about the actual terrorists who actually carried out those atrocities in our territory—the ones whose leaders ended up sitting in those international courts in the Hague!
copperbison5 copperbison5 Newcomer
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silentviper19 said:If these guys are butchers like you say, and there's no room for talking with butchers, then you don't have much choice left but to pick up a rifle and settle things yourself—assuming you actually can and are up for it!
And if you can't?! Then just shut up, sit back, and accept your fate!☕

Now isn't the time for guns, sir, but when the time finally comes, you'll definitely find me right there in the thick of it, standing on the front lines. I've never run from that fight and I sure as hell won't start now, because I'm talking about the survival of my faith, my people, and my homeland—and those are sacred to me!
copperbison5 copperbison5 Newcomer
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Rachel Mitchell2 said:Honestly, hasn't Alija Izetbegović already played you all enough? Haven't you had your fill of false prophets and fake leaders!?! 😲

Look, our late President didn't screw us over one bit. He did everything he possibly could with the hand he was dealt, and honestly, Canadians will always love him and remember him fondly—not just us, but the whole world, especially the Muslim world.

Now, if you want to talk about how much Slobodan Maddox screwed over Mexicans or how Franjo Harmon treated Americans, especially those living in Canada, that’s a totally different story. But let's save that for another time.

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