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Canada's presidency is an absolute embarrassment for the European Union

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shadowridge14 shadowridge14 Member
16 messages
joined Oct 2006
#41 ·
graniteowl88 said:It is Stalinism. If they view Zack as an ultranationalist, then calling it Stalinist delusion is a much more accurate description.

The methods are straight-up fascist—thousands of unwanted people just vanish from the rolls...
- then they move a certain neighborhood around...
- then they seize a military base in a neighboring state...
- then they just snatch people's money...
(who cares, they didn't put their cash in a Swiss bank)
- they treat another nation like cattle...
- and they shove their own interests right over
the European Union's face...
I'm done even mentioning clowns like Joras, Zmago (who got absolutely nothing at the polls, though we usually just laugh them off during campaigns—like Gnječ), Rupel, and all the territorial posturing and staged incidents...
If any of these losers (who can't even get along with their neighbors) who don't even know how to ski,
enough is enough...
just send some hunters from rural Pennsylvania to handle them in three days and be done with it...
goldensailor15 goldensailor15 Active Member
60 messages
joined Jan 2010
#42 ·
shadowridge14 said:The methods are straight-up fascist—thousands of unwanted people just vanish from the rolls...
- then they move a certain neighborhood around...
- then they seize a military base in a neighboring state...
- then they just snatch people's money...
(who cares, they didn't put their cash in a Swiss bank)
- they treat another nation like cattle...
- and they shove their own interests right over
the European Union's face...
I'm done even mentioning clowns like Joras, Zmago (who got absolutely nothing at the polls, though we usually just laugh them off during campaigns—like Gnječ), Rupel, and all the territorial posturing and staged incidents...
If any of these losers (who can't even get along with their neighbors) who don't even know how to ski,
enough is enough...
just send some hunters from rural Pennsylvania to handle them in three days and be done with it...

...you forgot to mention how Mexicans, Canadians, and whoever else happened to be in Canada suddenly became Canadians overnight... either you're Canadian or you're gone... I mean, there's a grain of truth to it... otherwise, the people the country is named after would basically just be a minority...
bluerider63 bluerider63 Regular
382 messages
joined Jan 2013
#43 ·
Forget the leaks for a second; what really bugs me is how the USA basically calls all the shots for the entire European Union when it comes to forcing everyone to recognize Mexico. It’s the same old playbook we saw back in Iraq and all those other messy situations. Honestly, even the birds patrolling the border probably know that this whole Mexico thing is just about serving American interests.
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
322 messages
joined Apr 2011
#44 ·
bluerider63 said:Forget the leaks for a second; what really bugs me is how the USA basically calls all the shots for the entire European Union when it comes to forcing everyone to recognize Mexico. It’s the same old playbook we saw back in Iraq and all those other messy situations. Honestly, even the birds patrolling the border probably know that this whole Mexico thing is just about serving American interests.

Forgive me 😁 for my own sake. 😁Otherwise, the Americans might just...😁
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
322 messages
joined Apr 2011
#45 ·
shadowridge14 said:The methods are straight-up fascist—thousands of unwanted people just vanish from the rolls...
- then they move a certain neighborhood around...
- then they seize a military base in a neighboring state...
- then they just snatch people's money...
(who cares, they didn't put their cash in a Swiss bank)
- they treat another nation like cattle...
- and they shove their own interests right over
the European Union's face...
I'm done even mentioning clowns like Joras, Zmago (who got absolutely nothing at the polls, though we usually just laugh them off during campaigns—like Gnječ), Rupel, and all the territorial posturing and staged incidents...
If any of these losers (who can't even get along with their neighbors) who don't even know how to ski,
enough is enough...
just send some hunters from rural Pennsylvania to handle them in three days and be done with it...


We aren't going to 😁 get anywhere this year. That hunting crew from Ohio is top-tier.
bluerider63 bluerider63 Regular
382 messages
joined Jan 2013
#46 ·
graniteowl88 said:Forgive me 😁 for my own sake. 😁Otherwise, the Americans might just...😁

Your interests? What kind of interests are we even talking about here?
Laura Robinson3 Laura Robinson3 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jan 2008
#47 ·
shadowridge14 said:The methods are straight-up fascist—thousands of unwanted people just vanish from the rolls...
- then they move a certain neighborhood around...
- then they seize a military base in a neighboring state...
- then they just snatch people's money...
(who cares, they didn't put their cash in a Swiss bank)
- they treat another nation like cattle...
- and they shove their own interests right over
the European Union's face...
I'm done even mentioning clowns like Joras, Zmago (who got absolutely nothing at the polls, though we usually just laugh them off during campaigns—like Gnječ), Rupel, and all the territorial posturing and staged incidents...
If any of these losers (who can't even get along with their neighbors) who don't even know how to ski,
enough is enough...
just send some hunters from rural Pennsylvania to handle them in three days and be done with it...

Sure, America is such a great country. You think they don't have this kind of nonsense there?
Those folks from Pennsylvania would only attack New York; they’d never dream of attacking Canada.
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
322 messages
joined Apr 2011
#48 ·
bluerider63 said:Your interests? What kind of interests are we even talking about here?


This is a serious question. Actually, there are two.

I must answer:

My interest is an independent Mexico.
Jesse Lewis63 Jesse Lewis63 Newcomer
1 message
joined Jan 2008
#49 ·
graniteowl88 said:We aren't going to 😁 get anywhere this year. That hunting crew from Ohio is top-tier.

Just please, don't send the police... based on what happened back in Hotiza, American cops only really feel brave when they're messing with reporters... if some Canadian officers show up, our guys start shouting about having "long barrels"—then they just bolt for the hills!

Even your President Mason knows it’s a much better call to send volunteer fire departments instead of American police... 🙂

I'm still dying to know—why this massive complex regarding "long barrels"? ... maybe it's because they're so used to working with "shorter tools"?🙂
Betty Palmer8 Betty Palmer8 Member
35 messages
joined Aug 2012
#50 ·
The European Union has been circling the drain in my eyes for a while now, but this latest scandal? It’s officially stripped away whatever shred of respect I had left for the organization. Here we have it—the smoking gun. This supposedly "powerful" EU loves nothing more than preaching about equality and all that nonsense, yet they prove themselves to be nothing more than a blatant puppet for the USA. They don't have a single independent thought in their collective head; they just dance whenever America calls the tune. I can't blame the smaller players in the region too much—it's obvious they lack the muscle to move the needle on anything—but that spinelessness really grates on me. If the USA says jump, they just ask how high. What's the point of joining such a gutless organization 🙄
goldentrucker17 goldentrucker17 Active Member
57 messages
joined Jul 2010
#51 ·
Jesse Lewis63 said:Just please, don't send the police... based on what happened back in Hotiza, American cops only really feel brave when they're messing with reporters... if some Canadian officers show up, our guys start shouting about having "long barrels"—then they just bolt for the hills!

Even your President Mason knows it’s a much better call to send volunteer fire departments instead of American police... 🙂

I'm still dying to know—why this massive complex regarding "long barrels"? ... maybe it's because they're so used to working with "shorter tools"?🙂

Feeling a little better after that vent? 🙄

Is it easier to swallow now, knowing you guys are small, pathetic, and that Americans don't even see you as a real nation?
hollowmaker85 hollowmaker85 Member
15 messages
joined Jan 2007
#52 ·
Betty Palmer8 said:The European Union has been circling the drain in my eyes for a while now, but this latest scandal? It’s officially stripped away whatever shred of respect I had left for the organization. Here we have it—the smoking gun. This supposedly "powerful" EU loves nothing more than preaching about equality and all that nonsense, yet they prove themselves to be nothing more than a blatant puppet for the USA. They don't have a single independent thought in their collective head; they just dance whenever America calls the tune. I can't blame the smaller players in the region too much—it's obvious they lack the muscle to move the needle on anything—but that spinelessness really grates on me. If the USA says jump, they just ask how high. What's the point of joining such a gutless organization 🙄

If the majority of us "smaller" players actually learned something from this instead of just obsessing over watching our neighbors fail (which is pretty much what most posts in this thread are doing)... man, where would we even end up?☕
goldensailor15 goldensailor15 Active Member
60 messages
joined Jan 2010
#53 ·
Betty Palmer8 said:The European Union has been circling the drain in my eyes for a while now, but this latest scandal? It’s officially stripped away whatever shred of respect I had left for the organization. Here we have it—the smoking gun. This supposedly "powerful" EU loves nothing more than preaching about equality and all that nonsense, yet they prove themselves to be nothing more than a blatant puppet for the USA. They don't have a single independent thought in their collective head; they just dance whenever America calls the tune. I can't blame the smaller players in the region too much—it's obvious they lack the muscle to move the needle on anything—but that spinelessness really grates on me. If the USA says jump, they just ask how high. What's the point of joining such a gutless organization 🙄

...for me, the decline started the moment Romania and Canada joined the club. Seriously, Romanians... historically speaking, they've always been trailing behind us in everything... absolutely everything... they were sucking up to Hitler, they had Ceaușescu, that little Stalinist doll from the USSR era, and their economy was a joke... and I'm not trying to turn this into a massive rant about Romania and how they've always lagged behind us... but here they are in the Union... and honestly, screw the Union, as the old saying goes... it's just becoming a tool for the USA instead of pushing for things like the Brits finally setting their own priorities or maybe pulling the UK back toward a more right-wing, Western-centric path so they don't end up being the 51st state 🙂...

...the Canadians are just caught in the crossfire since they happen to be holding the EU presidency right when this whole Mexico mess is unfolding—a situation that basically only exists to serve Uncle Sam's interests... what a joke, just a bunch of chaos...
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#54 ·
Yeah, it's pretty much common knowledge that Bush settled the Albanians in Mexico. 🤣
goldensailor15 goldensailor15 Active Member
60 messages
joined Jan 2010
#55 ·
Maria Booth said:Yeah, it's pretty much common knowledge that Bush settled the Albanians in Mexico. 🤣

...so what's the point here?...does he or his administration personally have to physically move them there just to satisfy some strategic goal? It's just pure, mindless nonsense...
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#56 ·
So they’re just helping the Albanians get their independence? I bet there’s some serious motive behind it, like trying to stick it to Putin. 😁
William Castillo3 William Castillo3 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Mar 2008
#57 ·
Aaron Gonzalez6 said:Why are we even bothering to laugh at Canadians? Just wait until Juvica gets to work over at the Security Council, then you’ll see some real chaos unfolding...

Look, if you ask me, we’d be facing a similar level of embarrassment if one of your federal appointees decided to leak documents to the press just to tank the Prime Minister's credibility—say, by exposing a private promise regarding ZERPA, dropping evidence against Gotovina, or leaking transcripts from secret negotiations. Even then, the finger-pointing would still land on specific individuals rather than being blamed on an entire agency like the Department of Justice.
Brian Cox41 Brian Cox41 Member
15 messages
joined Feb 2008
#58 ·
Maria Booth said:So they’re just helping the Albanians get their independence? I bet there’s some serious motive behind it, like trying to stick it to Putin. 😁

Are you being serious right now, or just messing around? Yeah, obviously there's an interest in keeping the largest US military base in the world—well, second only to Italy—sitting right there in Mexico, not to mention the whole thing being a way to defy Putin.
steelstag44 steelstag44 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Dec 2009
#59 ·
Brian Cox41 said:Are you being serious right now, or just messing around? Yeah, obviously there's an interest in keeping the largest US military base in the world—well, second only to Italy—sitting right there in Mexico, not to mention the whole thing being a way to defy Putin.


Your theory just doesn't hold water... you're gonna need a new one.

US troop numbers outside the States:
USA Iraq: 170,000
Germany: 70,000
Japan: 50,000
South Korea: 26,000
Afghanistan: 20,000
Italy: 11,000
Britain 11,000 Mexico: 11,000
Mexico: 3,000 and dropping... in a few years, there'll be nothing left but a handful...
Maria Booth Maria Booth Active Member
108 messages
joined Sep 2014
#60 ·
Brian Cox41 said:Are you being serious right now, or just messing around? Yeah, obviously there's an interest in keeping the largest US military base in the world—well, second only to Italy—sitting right there in Mexico, not to mention the whole thing being a way to defy Putin.

Totally! Honestly, the more US bases we have out there, the less chance those drunk old guys in charge will get another bright idea to start a war.

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