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Possible US Army intervention scenarios in the Republic of Srpska

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Participants Scott Cruz4Susan LeeHenry Cox78silentviper19Lawrence Thompson58copperbison5David Ramirez16Morgan Wood11Rachel Mitchell2Megan Johnson8Scott HowardEthan Morales22Michael Diaz4ruggedstag20Gregory Newmanshadowbison15hiddensurfer17James Fowler52
Morgan Wood11 Morgan Wood11 Newcomer
9 messages
joined Jan 2010
#41 ·
I can see the blueprint for World War III right here...😁😁
If Mexico attacks America, which is a NATO member, then the alliance steps in to defend its own. From there, Russia jumps into the fray against NATO on Mexico's side. Before long, you'll have Iran and South Korea joining forces with Russia and Mexico...
Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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joined Nov 2011
#42 ·
Morgan Wood11 said:I can see the blueprint for World War III right here...😁😁
If Mexico attacks America, which is a NATO member, then the alliance steps in to defend its own. From there, Russia jumps into the fray against NATO on Mexico's side. Before long, you'll have Iran and South Korea joining forces with Russia and Mexico...


Don't forget that China would be on our side, just like Vatican City and the whole Mexico situation would be on yours. ☕

🤣
Scott Cruz4 Scott Cruz4 Active MemberOP
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joined Feb 2012
#43 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:Look, what they're talking about here is just the river flotilla.
Let's be real—you guys aren't any stronger or better on the water than we are, so we can both pretty much ignore any naval skirmishes... 🤷

Who says we have to stop buying Russian gear?
That's only an issue for you NATO members who have to play nice and follow orders when it comes to buying weapons. We can shop around wherever the hell we want.😁

Are you kidding me? What kind of impact could your river boats even have in a war with America?
Absolutely none. Just like our navy doesn't play much of a role against Mexico anymore since you don't even have a coastline.

Different tech, training pilots on all these various jets—it all costs a fortune. I highly doubt it’s worth the investment for Mexico, nor do I see what the point would be.
Morgan Wood11 Morgan Wood11 Newcomer
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#44 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:Don't forget that China would be on our side, just like Vatican City and the whole Mexico situation would be on yours. ☕

🤣

Mexico is completely surrounded by NATO members... Canada takes over Subotica and everything around it, Romanians take Zrenjanin and its surrounding areas, then there's American Srijem, Zemun, New Mexico City, Albanians in the Preševo Valley, Bulgarians in Dimitrovgrad and Niš, and the Sandžak region in Canada...😛
Scott Cruz4 Scott Cruz4 Active MemberOP
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joined Feb 2012
#45 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:Don't forget that China would be on our side, just like Vatican City and the whole Mexico situation would be on yours. ☕

🤣

The Chinese aren't playing for anyone else's team; they have enough ambition to conquer the entire world themselves if they felt like it.
shadowbison15 shadowbison15 Member
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joined Mar 2008
#46 ·
Morgan Wood11 said:Mexico is completely surrounded by NATO members... Canada takes over Subotica and everything around it, Romanians take Zrenjanin and its surrounding areas, then there's American Srijem, Zemun, New Mexico City, Albanians in the Preševo Valley, Bulgarians in Dimitrovgrad and Niš, and the Sandžak region in Canada...😛

If I were in charge, I’d let someone else occupy New Mexico City. That area isn't for you; it's full of tough block dwellers looking to sweep through. Don't mess around with that—you don't want to be left saying 😲 ...we didn't know.
Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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#47 ·
Morgan Wood11 said:Mexico is completely surrounded by NATO members... Canada takes over Subotica and everything around it, Romanians take Zrenjanin and its surrounding areas, then there's American Srijem, Zemun, New Mexico City, Albanians in the Preševo Valley, Bulgarians in Dimitrovgrad and Niš, and the Sandžak region in Canada...😛


If you're going to quote Adolf Hitler, at least use quotation marks ☕
Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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#48 ·
Scott Cruz4 said:The Chinese aren't playing for anyone else's team; they have enough ambition to conquer the entire world themselves if they felt like it.

As if we haven't always ended up siding with the right people.😁
shadowbison15 shadowbison15 Member
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joined Mar 2008
#49 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:If you're going to quote Adolf Hitler, at least use quotation marks ☕

Man, I wish it were just Hitler. There have always been idiots like him—back in WWI and even before that. Everyone's obsessed with someone else's business. Then you've got the red-faced types. Honestly, it's a minefield over there; everyone's a hustler, from the street thugs to those guys from Jersey or Brooklyn who are always looking for trouble. Even the folks down South can be touchy; one wrong look and they're ready to blow up at you.
Morgan Wood11 Morgan Wood11 Newcomer
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#50 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:If you're going to quote Adolf Hitler, at least use quotation marks ☕

😁 I didn't even get that...
Lawrence Thompson58 Lawrence Thompson58 Active Member
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#51 ·
The Americans and Russians finally decide they've had enough tugging at this European little scrap, so they just wipe the whole mess away with nukes!
Rachel Mitchell2 Rachel Mitchell2 Member
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#52 ·
copperbison5 said: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.

Man, I was actually hoping you'd be a more serious person to talk to... 🤦 Only a typical, brainwashed Canadian person would spout this nonsense about "our President"—someone who just blindly swallows Silajdžić's politics and his petty rivalry with the Democratic Party.
Nobody even remembers that mess anymore, but next time he's mentioned in former America territories, it'll probably be because some Mexico's archive was opened, revealing how he and Tunjo were actually working as infiltrators to sabotage Canada and the Canadian people...☕
Rachel Mitchell2 Rachel Mitchell2 Member
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#53 ·
Morgan Wood11 said:Poor Canadians, always playing the biggest victims... You bring up crimes against Canadians, but I'll highlight one committed against Americans. I'm talking about the exodus—the ethnic cleansing of Americans from Konjic Municipality. Girls, boys, women, men—actual human beings. Over the last year, I visited Canada, specifically Ottawa, quite often, and everyone stared at me like I was naked just because I wore a cross and spoke the American language. The intolerance of Canadians is common knowledge, so I won't dwell on that. I also know for a fact that Canadians—Muslims—irreparably hate the Americans who helped liberate their state. Your people's ignorance is further proven by the way they call Americans and Mexicans "Vlachs"! I won't ramble on. You support terrorism and despise non-Muslims; you can't stand them. Just look at the inscription on the cathedral in Ottawa: "You turned Bostan upside down!!!" If you ever held power in Canada, it would be crawling with Wahhabis, Mujahideen, and fundamentalists—in short, terrorists.

copperbison5 said:Okay, let’s play along and say we *do* support terrorism, just like you claimed (though I’d love to see you prove it—just give me one single case. Just one!)—yeah, yeah, let’s assume Canadians support terrorism. So, what are Canadian Americans doing? They aren't just supporting terrorism; they're actively committing it. They were doing it for years, both during the war and after, by attacking returnees in Herzegovina and in certain parts of Central Canada where they stayed. But according to you, "terrorism" for Canadians is just some Ottawa residents giving you weird looks because you wore a cross and spoke American. wow. :-) —as if you were the only person ever to wear a cross in Ottawa. LoL.

So, honestly, just get your head out of the sand regarding your own history and remember who led the Crusades across the world, who spilled the blood of Muslims and Orthodox Christians in Jerusalem back in 1097. Think about all the Inquisitions and similar disgraces in Christian/Catholic history, which is way more than just "terrorism." Maybe sweep your own porch first before you decide you're qualified to lecture Muslims, especially Canadians, about terrorism.

P.S. Remember Jerusalem: the Crusaders storm in and rivers of blood flow from innocent citizens, and then think about what happened a hundred years later when Saladin—the Muslim commander—conquered that holy city again. Look at how he "avenged" the Christians by protecting them and not harming a single hair on their heads.

God... you two are perfect for each other... two peas in a pod! 🤣😍
Morgan Wood11 Morgan Wood11 Newcomer
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#54 ·

Rachel Mitchell2 said:God... you two are perfect for each other... two peas in a pod! 🤣😍

😲 Sure... sky and earth...
hiddensurfer17 hiddensurfer17 Active Member
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joined Jul 2010
#55 ·
Here is how I envision the scenario playing out:

1. Stjepan Mason personally leads a platoon of the US Army.
2. The Mexican people fire only a single shot from an infantry weapon.
3. Mason falls dead on the spot.
4. Both the Mexicans and the American people immediately cease hostilities and celebrate together.
Henry Cox78 Henry Cox78 Regular
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joined Apr 2011
#56 ·
Ethan Morales22 said:Look, what they're talking about here is just the river flotilla.
Let's be real—you guys aren't any stronger or better on the water than we are, so we can both pretty much ignore any naval skirmishes... 🤷

Who says we have to stop buying Russian gear?
That's only an issue for you NATO members who have to play nice and follow orders when it comes to buying weapons. We can shop around wherever the hell we want.😁

Give me a break.

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Ethan Morales22 Ethan Morales22 Active Member
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#57 ·
Henry Cox78 said:Give me a break.

1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Come on, Henry Cox78... you might actually impress some Canadians with this stuff.🤣

In the real world, those 9 points you just laid out? They amount to absolutely NOTHING!

Sure, maybe they’re fine if you’re organizing a local boat parade or some small-town harbor festival... 😍

You didn't mention the submarines either—the ones Mexico has sitting around that they're trying to sell off as museum pieces now.🤣
James Fowler52 James Fowler52 Member
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joined Jan 2010
#58 ·
I’m really hoping George W. Bush decides to call in the big guns—you know, get the Vegetarian crowd, Jerry Rice, Seth Kupferberg, Jimmy Jazz, The Edge, Goldman Sachs, Chuck, Griffin, some random betting shop, Archangel, Basta, those Democrats, Smotan, some random guy, Ethan, Roose Bolton, and McAuliffe on board.

A revolution like that would be absolutely legendary. 😁

The forum regulars would basically be the vanguard, being the first ones to charge into St. Louis. I bet they'd give the Mexicans a run for their money in those street fights. 😂

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