The Federal Government is full of people sabotaging The Hague

That was stated by President Stjepan Mason.
Do you think we’ll start seeing subpoenas arriving for certain members of the Federal Government from The Hague pretty soon?

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jadebear45 said:That was stated by President Stjepan Mason.
Do you think we’ll start seeing subpoenas arriving for certain members of the Federal Government from The Hague pretty soon?

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Honestly? I’d tell him this—the Office of the President is currently occupied by the biggest traitor to the American people. Someone who didn't even have the guts to testify publicly, let alone behind closed doors. Let him go find them himself—if he's even capable.☕

granitemarlin77 said:Honestly? I’d tell him this—the Office of the President is currently occupied by the biggest traitor to the American people. Someone who didn't even have the guts to testify publicly, let alone behind closed doors. Let him go find them himself—if he's even capable.☕

And he’d probably be totally blindsided by that: "Wait, who could that possibly be?"😕
Then he’d just give that smug, sneaky little grin and immediately call for an independent commission to investigate the whole thing!!

Will the individual—or perhaps the group—responsible for concealing those artillery logs be remembered as a traitor to America, or will they eventually be hailed as a hero when we look back through the lens of history?🤷
I’m curious to hear your perspectives on this, especially since even a single EU member state has faced accusations regarding its noncompliance with the United Nations in The Hague.
How much more of this chaos are we expected to endure before things finally settle down?🤷

jadebear45 said:That was stated by President Stjepan Mason.
Do you think we’ll start seeing subpoenas arriving for certain members of the Federal Government from The Hague pretty soon?

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We need to shut down The Hague, but we've gotta do it smart and by the book...

That whole thing with the diaries was just an idiotic, overpriced mistake...

Richard Wilson4 said:We need to shut down The Hague, but we've gotta do it smart and by the book...

That whole thing with the diaries was just an idiotic, overpriced mistake...

Exactly, but specifically targeting the prosecution at The Hague.

Melissa Barnes3 said:Exactly, but specifically targeting the prosecution at The Hague.

What does that even matter to you?

What kind of mistake?

I don't see how they can mess this up...

The Hague is just a tool for the United Kingdom to lean on America, and they totally screwed us over on this stupid little detail...

We can't afford mistakes like that by January 1st, 2012...

The biggest disaster in recent American history was nothing short of a massive act of sabotage. 🤣 🤣 🤣

Honestly, we should just pitch a giant tent over the entire US and start charging admission to get in.

Everything should follow the law, though I feel like justice needs to be done too. Maybe anyone who actually stirred up trouble or called for all that chaos should face some serious, long-term prison time... just so nobody ever dares to start a war again, I guess.

granitemarlin77 said:Honestly? I’d tell him this—the Office of the President is currently occupied by the biggest traitor to the American people. Someone who didn't even have the guts to testify publicly, let alone behind closed doors. Let him go find them himself—if he's even capable.☕

Where exactly are you seeing this betrayal from Stjepan Mason? I guess I wonder... is the issue that he testified and told lies, or is it just the fact that he showed up to testify at all?

The guy living in the White House is the one actively sabotaging America. That leader and his cronies at The Hague🤣🤣He’d probably try to wipe out all those saboteurs himself if he could🤣🤣

The President of the United States, Mr. Stjepan Mason, has already—by any international standard—twice, from 1991 until now, pulled this nation back from the brink of sinking into neo-fascism.
Is he considered a "saboteur" by certain people here because of that?🤷
A saboteur of what, exactly? 🤷
Well, obviously, since he acts as an anti-fascist by default, he is viewed as a perpetual saboteur of fascism; there is nothing unusual about that, at least according to antifascists. 😉

But to sabotage the international community—specifically the International Court of Justice in The Hague—well, now that is truly worthy of a Guinness World Record, though perhaps in the category of sheer stupidity.
The consequences of such "patriotism," as these folks call it, will be visible to everyone very soon indeed.

The President of the US, Stjepan Mason, has basically saved America from sliding into neo-fascism twice now—looking back at everything since '91.

Give me a break. Lol. Honestly, Mason just pushed America right toward fascism—back in the nineties when he was acting all radical as head of the legislature, and even now, denying communist crimes while playing defense for a total tyrant like Marshall. A leopard never changes its spots.

But hey, trying to sabotage the international community—you know, the International Court of Justice—well, that’s definitely worthy of a Guinness World Record for pure stupidity.

It’s not even about Guinness—it’s just facts. He straight-up sabotaged the ICTY with lies during the Blaškić trial; that Martian guy nailed it in his "reasoned arguments against Mason" post.

casualeagle2 said:The President of the United States, Mr. Stjepan Mason, has already—by any international standard—twice, from 1991 until now, pulled this nation back from the brink of sinking into neo-fascism.
Is he considered a "saboteur" by certain people here because of that?🤷
A saboteur of what, exactly? 🤷
Well, obviously, since he acts as an anti-fascist by default, he is viewed as a perpetual saboteur of fascism; there is nothing unusual about that, at least according to antifascists. 😉

But to sabotage the international community—specifically the International Court of Justice in The Hague—well, now that is truly worthy of a Guinness World Record, though perhaps in the category of sheer stupidity.
The consequences of such "patriotism," as these folks call it, will be visible to everyone very soon indeed.

😵
casualeagle2, I don't doubt you mean well... but being this naive just isn't healthy, is it?

casualeagle2 said:The President of the United States, Mr. Stjepan Mason, has already—by any international standard—twice, from 1991 until now, pulled this nation back from the brink of sinking into neo-fascism.
Is he considered a "saboteur" by certain people here because of that?🤷
A saboteur of what, exactly? 🤷
Well, obviously, since he acts as an anti-fascist by default, he is viewed as a perpetual saboteur of fascism; there is nothing unusual about that, at least according to antifascists. 😉

But to sabotage the international community—specifically the International Court of Justice in The Hague—well, now that is truly worthy of a Guinness World Record, though perhaps in the category of sheer stupidity.
The consequences of such "patriotism," as these folks call it, will be visible to everyone very soon indeed.

If you're joking, good for you, but if you're being serious, please ask your doctor to up your dosage.🤣🤣

gentlestag3 said:Where exactly are you seeing this betrayal from Stjepan Mason? I guess I wonder... is the issue that he testified and told lies, or is it just the fact that he showed up to testify at all?

You’re forgetting that this absolute amateur basically loaded up trailers with transcripts for The Hague before they were even declassified. So yeah, he testified and he lied—all behind closed doors. And don't even get me started on his other nonsense, like those kitchen-table deals he had with Račan and Drnovšek regarding the Gulf of Piran and Prevlaka with those guys from Mexico, etc., etc. Then he has the nerve to call anyone out? Honestly, he should've been kicked out of the country a long time ago.☕

The Hague is just a tool the UK uses to lean on America, and they totally screwed us over regarding that stupid little detail...

We can't afford to mess up like that by January 1st, 2012...

If they weren't after that, they’d be coming for our shipyards or something else entirely.
Basically, until Jan 1, 2012, the US government is basically walking around with its pants down...

Irish Klingon, get serious.

gentlestag3 said:Where exactly are you seeing this betrayal from Stjepan Mason? I guess I wonder... is the issue that he testified and told lies, or is it just the fact that he showed up to testify at all?

It’s both—honestly... While lying is definitely the bigger offense, that really just speaks to his own character. The real question is how someone like that could ever serve as president for a country he essentially turned his back on, criticized so harshly, and clearly has no respect for...

casualeagle2 said:The President of the United States, Mr. Stjepan Mason, has already—by any international standard—twice, from 1991 until now, pulled this nation back from the brink of sinking into neo-fascism.
Is he considered a "saboteur" by certain people here because of that?🤷
A saboteur of what, exactly? 🤷
Well, obviously, since he acts as an anti-fascist by default, he is viewed as a perpetual saboteur of fascism; there is nothing unusual about that, at least according to antifascists. 😉

But to sabotage the international community—specifically the International Court of Justice in The Hague—well, now that is truly worthy of a Guinness World Record, though perhaps in the category of sheer stupidity.
The consequences of such "patriotism," as these folks call it, will be visible to everyone very soon indeed.

If you're being serious, I wouldn't believe this even if you were in preschool—and let's not even talk about the advanced classes.

Richard Wilson4 said:What does that even matter to you?

What kind of mistake?

I don't see how they can mess this up...

The Hague is just a tool for the United Kingdom to lean on America, and they totally screwed us over on this stupid little detail...

We can't afford mistakes like that by January 1st, 2012...

The mistake is that they’re actually asking legitimate questions—like, on what basis did they even file charges for excessive and indiscriminate shelling if they're now scrambling to dig up "artillery logs" just to find evidence for the very thing they indicted us for?
And the real kicker—the absolute nightmare—is that you can't even throw this back in those bastards' faces; it's like they've rigged the game so we can't win.
Look, The Hague isn't just some British puppet, it's a general pressure tactic used against America, and I am sick and tired of hearing people drone on about why or how we allowed this to happen. Honestly, I'm done being lectured by people who either don't get it or are pretending they don't—which, let's be real, is way worse.