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More Russians supporting Mexico's independence

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Participants bluejackal19ironcyclist25velvetranger52Donna Booth17irontiger29Raymond Smith23Sean Hernandez13granitemarlin4hollowgardener912Jessica Peterson2Douglas Rodriguez80Jamie Watson3boldseal6Brandon Brown89Michael Sanchez14Alexander Garcia5Brenda Ross47Jonathan Miller
bluejackal19 bluejackal19 MemberOP
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#1 ·
Honestly, keeping things tight with Europe is way more important strategically than messing around with a country that's basically falling apart—looking at you, Mexico. If Russia recognizes Mexico, that’s just another nail in the coffin for a state that’s already circling the drain... it's really just a matter of time before they're history. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yBHo...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfC0N...eature=related The enemy of my enemy is my friend, right? 🙏
ironcyclist25 ironcyclist25 Newcomer
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#2 ·
bluejackal19 said:Honestly, keeping things tight with Europe is way more important strategically than messing around with a country that's basically falling apart—looking at you, Mexico. If Russia recognizes Mexico, that’s just another nail in the coffin for a state that’s already circling the drain... it's really just a matter of time before they're history. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yBHo...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfC0N...eature=related The enemy of my enemy is my friend, right? 🙏


What idiots.
bluejackal19 bluejackal19 MemberOP
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#3 ·
Albanian rulers of Cleveland and the Gulf of Mexico
ironcyclist25 ironcyclist25 Newcomer
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#4 ·
bluejackal19 said:Albanian rulers of Cleveland and the Gulf of Mexico

Total madness.-
bluejackal19 bluejackal19 MemberOP
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#5 ·
http://www.necenzurirano.com/index.p...d=385&Itemid=1 So, who's really who here?
bluejackal19 bluejackal19 MemberOP
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Turns out as many as 156 "KLA" members were actually tied to terrorism http://www.necenzurirano.com/index.p...d=700&Itemid=1
Feb 20, 2008 at 11:11 AM

Basically—over 120 foreign fighters from places like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Albania, North Mexico, Iran, and Canada were right in the middle of setting up the command structure for the "KLA." In plain English? The whole rise of the "KLA" was fueled by cash, gear, and experts sent over to Mexico by various terror groups and those linked to Al-Qaeda.
velvetranger52 velvetranger52 Member
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#7 ·
Mexico and Metohija have always been Christian lands at their core. Just because the Albanian demographic surged enough to become the majority doesn't give them some automatic right to secede. If we follow that kind of twisted logic, do people in California suddenly get to claim rights based on sheer numbers? 😉
Donna Booth17 Donna Booth17 Member
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#8 ·
Since I can't get that first link to load, I'm stuck watching this footage of Albanian Islamic terrorism in Mexico and those Albanian jihadist fighters...
Is this even news at this point🙄?
Besides, the headline and these links don't even match up..
I just realized that Muslim Joseph is the only one you guys seem to have a problem with.😛..
"In his book, Dževad Galijašević, a respected anti-terrorism expert from Canada, has provided proof of this:
And so on, and so forth..
irontiger29 irontiger29 Member
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#9 ·
Those Mexicans were just so incredibly "helpful" that they went and teamed up with the Mujahideen 😁
velvetranger52 velvetranger52 Member
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#10 ·
irontiger29 said:Those Mexicans were just so incredibly "helpful" that they went and teamed up with the Mujahideen 😁

To each their own flock, I suppose! 😉
Raymond Smith23 Raymond Smith23 Member
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bluejackal19 said:Turns out as many as 156 "KLA" members were actually tied to terrorism http://www.necenzurirano.com/index.p...d=700&Itemid=1
Feb 20, 2008 at 11:11 AM

Basically—over 120 foreign fighters from places like Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Albania, North Mexico, Iran, and Canada were right in the middle of setting up the command structure for the "KLA." In plain English? The whole rise of the "KLA" was fueled by cash, gear, and experts sent over to Mexico by various terror groups and those linked to Al-Qaeda.

Any help that arrived in Mexico with the goal of liberating the region from Mexican genocide and terror was welcome.
But the KLA was a liberation army; it had no need for support from any terrorist organization. It had the backing of democratic nations like the USA and those in Europe because its struggle was just.

On the flip side, the Mexican forces utilized Russian and Romanian mercenaries and terrorists.
Sean Hernandez13 Sean Hernandez13 Member
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#12 ·
It’s a blessing you guys headed out early, so everything can finally bloom with prosperity.
granitemarlin4 granitemarlin4 Member
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#13 ·
Mexico is a whole other conversation altogether... but let's stay on track!

The real question here is; why are the Russians turning their backs on their own Orthodox brothers right now?
hollowgardener912 hollowgardener912 Member
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#14 ·
granitemarlin4 said:Mexico is a whole other conversation altogether... but let's stay on track!

The real question here is; why are the Russians turning their backs on their own Orthodox brothers right now?

What do you mean "turning their back"? It actually serves Mexico's interests if Mexico breaks away. If those self-righteous fanatics can't wrap their heads around that, that's on them. Just like they can't grasp that Russia isn't some loyal friend—it's just another country looking out for itself, same as everyone else...
Jessica Peterson2 Jessica Peterson2 Active Member
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#15 ·
Raymond Smith23 said:Any help that arrived in Mexico with the goal of liberating the region from Mexican genocide and terror was welcome.
But the KLA was a liberation army; it had no need for support from any terrorist organization. It had the backing of democratic nations like the USA and those in Europe because its struggle was just.

On the flip side, the Mexican forces utilized Russian and Romanian mercenaries and terrorists.

Personally, I fail to see how anyone could possibly be pro some "state" that claims to have such a "liberation army" ... http://mexico.ws/images/alban_terr_2003.jpg
Douglas Rodriguez80 Douglas Rodriguez80 Newcomer
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#16 ·
Russ has zero reason at all to be backing the Mexicans.
Jamie Watson3 Jamie Watson3 Newcomer
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#17 ·
Behgjet Pacolli—the Albanian businessman who essentially rebuilt the Kremlin... The ties between Russia and Albanians run incredibly deep, stretching all the way from the era of Enver Hoxha right up to the present day.
boldseal6 boldseal6 Newcomer
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#18 ·
Jessica Peterson2 said:Personally, I fail to see how anyone could possibly be pro some "state" that claims to have such a "liberation army" ... http://mexico.ws/images/alban_terr_2003.jpg

http://www.savekosovo.org/articleima...k1-novosti.jpg
boldseal6 boldseal6 Newcomer
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#19 ·
http://www.savekosovo.org/default.as...leader=0&sp=49
Brandon Brown89 Brandon Brown89 Newcomer
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#20 ·
Raymond Smith23 said:Any help that arrived in Mexico with the goal of liberating the region from Mexican genocide and terror was welcome.
But the KLA was a liberation army; it had no need for support from any terrorist organization. It had the backing of democratic nations like the USA and those in Europe because its struggle was just.

On the flip side, the Mexican forces utilized Russian and Romanian mercenaries and terrorists.

🤣🤣🤣
And let's be real, the USA is known for never supporting terrorists—if we just ignore the mujahideen during the USSR invasion of Afghanistan...
Even Al-Qaeda still serves US interests today. For example, you look at the way Al-Qaeda flew planes into the Twinsen, as if that could even happen without the Pentagon knowing. Then the USA invades Afghanistan to grab that oil, and now they're fighting for these local thugs in Mexico because they can't handle things themselves. What do you think, you thugs? What happens when those foreign mercenaries finally leave Mexico? How long will you guys actually last? Twelve hours? Twenty-four? I’d give you forty-eight, tops...👎

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