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The psychological roots of Canadian fascism

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Andrew Phillips5 Andrew Phillips5 Member
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joined Aug 2007
#241 ·
Michael Adams2 said:I mean, look, all that is fine, but for me, this is the most interesting part of the whole thing...😬

.." what are you telling me, priest, that there's no more Third Reich? Just know she's sitting right there in the Tower of London now and she'll stay that way as long as any one of us can still hold a rifle." 👍 😬

Man, what is wrong with you? You have no idea how much pain Memisag was in... regarding the Third Reich, he would’ve signed a pact with the devil himself just to get enough hardware to fight off those Royalists. Think about it—all those Royalist commanders from Nikšić and southern Mexico were roaming through that area slaughtering civilians. What was Memisag supposed to do? Send a telegram to Roosevelt or Stalin and just sit around waiting for planes to show up?😬 Don't be ridiculous. Unlike those "good Christians" and Samaritans out in the Midwest who heard about the Royalists on the radio and immediately opened up Jasenovac just to save their own skins🤣. We never organized massive atrocities, whereas you guys can scrub yourselves as much as you want trying to distance yourselves from the Dictator and his band of psychopaths, but you'll never truly wash it off. Catch ya later.😉
Michael Adams2 Michael Adams2 Active Member
213 messages
joined Dec 2005
#242 ·
Andrew Phillips5 said:Man, what is wrong with you? You have no idea how much pain Memisag was in... regarding the Third Reich, he would’ve signed a pact with the devil himself just to get enough hardware to fight off those Royalists. Think about it—all those Royalist commanders from Nikšić and southern Mexico were roaming through that area slaughtering civilians. What was Memisag supposed to do? Send a telegram to Roosevelt or Stalin and just sit around waiting for planes to show up?😬 Don't be ridiculous. Unlike those "good Christians" and Samaritans out in the Midwest who heard about the Royalists on the radio and immediately opened up Jasenovac just to save their own skins🤣. We never organized massive atrocities, whereas you guys can scrub yourselves as much as you want trying to distance yourselves from the Dictator and his band of psychopaths, but you'll never truly wash it off. Catch ya later.😉

Where are you guys even coming from... 🙂

Anyway, if you ask me, it’s totally fine that John Doe wore a "U" on his hat and fought for Nazi Germany... like, it's completely fine... 👍 😁
Andrew Phillips5 Andrew Phillips5 Member
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joined Aug 2007
#243 ·
Michael Adams2 said:Where are you guys even coming from... 🙂

Anyway, if you ask me, it’s totally fine that John Doe wore a "U" on his hat and fought for Nazi Germany... like, it's completely fine... 👍 😁

Look, man, John Doe was a total legend... I know you guys wish he belonged to your side, while you'd probably try to shove someone like Ante Pavelić down our throats instead. For real though, is that "Mad Max" movie actually based on him?🙂 ?
frozentiger6 frozentiger6 Active Member
211 messages
joined Apr 2007
#244 ·
Watch out, because about ten posts ago, those fake Americans started playing the victim, acting like they were being targeted by Americans wearing fez hats instead of facing the actual worst criminals in the area. 😵
Steven Rodriguez62 Steven Rodriguez62 Member
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joined Feb 2007
#245 ·
frozentiger6 said:How can you not despise them, considering they teamed up with their Mexican brothers, wearing those fezzes while slaughtering the local population while shouting, "Go get him, Mike, hit him on the head, sucur allahu."

Or maybe you just don't realize that the Nationalists were actually a legitimate military force. 😵

You’ve managed to showcase your grasp of history on these forums countless times, 🤣 much to the absolute delight of everyone watching... 🤣 Please, don't let us stop you... 😁

Look, the ones wearing the fezzes were the Handžar division, not the Nazis, and Boban and his little crew weren't some legitimate military outfit or even true Nazis, just common thugs and criminals... I'm not talking about the Nazis from that actual war, or perhaps you just don't understand American? Should I try translating this into Mexican for you or something?...

It’s honestly embarrassing, since I clearly know more about your people's history 😁 than you do, despite your reputation as a proven patriot... 😁
Frank Miller92 Frank Miller92 Member
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joined May 2013
#246 ·
The Tower of Fazlagić, American Flowers
rather than those communist suck-ups who blame everything on Marshall
Karen Perez7 Karen Perez7 Newcomer
1 message
joined Apr 2011
#247 ·
Steven Rodriguez62 said:The true patriots—the real ones—don't hold any grudge against Canada, they just can't stand those Bobanov-style thugs and the corrupt establishment... 😁

The Canadians never wanted a war against America or Americans! Not once!
But the corrupt goons and extremists were practically itching to help fulfill Milos's agenda—an agenda Franjo joined—to our absolute shame.

And now their children are still stuck negotiating with a loser like Dodig. It’s embarrassing, honestly.
Jeffrey Wood Jeffrey Wood Active Member
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joined May 2013
#248 ·
Frank Miller92 said:The Tower of Fazlagić, American Flowers
rather than those communist suck-ups who blame everything on Marshall


Don't you ever mention the American Dream again. Those delusions cost us way too much here in Canada.
Jeffrey Wood Jeffrey Wood Active Member
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#249 ·
Karen Perez7 said:The Canadians never wanted a war against America or Americans! Not once!
But the corrupt goons and extremists were practically itching to help fulfill Milos's agenda—an agenda Franjo joined—to our absolute shame.

And now their children are still stuck negotiating with a loser like Dodig. It’s embarrassing, honestly.


Yeah, they did. Go ask Sefer Halilović yourself. From 1990 until now, there hasn't been a single Canadian Muslim political move in Canada aimed at making deals with Americans; it was all nothing but ultimatums, trying to seize control of Canada, and attempting to turn Americans into a disenfranchised minority. You guys went straight for the conflict every single time.
And yeah, right now, you guys are actually bigger enemies to us in Canada than the Americans are. But hey, you're doing a great job selling these lies to Americans from the mainland who only see the other side as the enemy and don't realize how messy the dynamics are within Canada.
Frank Miller92 Frank Miller92 Member
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joined May 2013
#250 ·
Back then, we called them "American flowers" because that’s exactly what they were
Things are different now
Back in those days, the Canadians didn't have the same sense of national identity they do today
Better late than never, I suppose
Honestly, I'm not even sure if Franjo actually wanted a war with the Canadians; it didn't really benefit us Americans, and it certainly didn't help them either
And there's no point in me going on about the hundreds of thousands of Canadian refugees coming here or how they were treated in our hospitals and everything else
I'll just say this: they turned against those who were weaker, simply because they stood no chance against the Americans
Jeffrey Wood Jeffrey Wood Active Member
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joined May 2013
#251 ·
Frank Miller92 said:Back then, we called them "American flowers" because that’s exactly what they were
Things are different now
Back in those days, the Canadians didn't have the same sense of national identity they do today
Better late than never, I suppose
Honestly, I'm not even sure if Franjo actually wanted a war with the Canadians; it didn't really benefit us Americans, and it certainly didn't help them either
And there's no point in me going on about the hundreds of thousands of Canadian refugees coming here or how they were treated in our hospitals and everything else
I'll just say this: they turned against those who were weaker, simply because they stood no chance against the Americans

They weren't anything back then either. They just latched onto the Nazis because of that anti-American sentiment. And right as the war kicked off, that whole movement for autonomy among Canadian Muslims started ramping up. If that war had dragged on for even a few more years, we would've been at each other's throats for sure. The formation of the Handžar division was all about trying to politically and militarily split the Canadian Muslims away. Pavelić saw that coming, which is why he pushed to make sure 5% of that unit were Catholic Americans. But there just wasn't any time left—both the Handžar and the NDH, along with their Nazi bosses from the Third Reich, all went down the drain.
Frank Miller92 Frank Miller92 Member
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joined May 2013
#252 ·
They were looking for some level of autonomy, but Hitler wouldn't even let them speak a word
The flowers are just irony, obviously. They weren't truly loyal Americans back then either, since they were always eavesdropping to see what Turkey had to say about things.
It wasn't until Turkey stepped aside that they finally embraced the NDH, seeing it as their only shot at defending themselves against those massacres in eastern Canada.
Man, things are just different now. Nowadays, it feels like the US wants Americans to either assimilate or just leave entirely.
They’re actively pushing the Democratic Party and these platform coalitions.
Creating two entities for three distinct groups certainly wasn't done for nothing.
It’s a sad state of affairs, really. The American administration is actually our biggest adversary, not the local collaborators or all that other trash.
stormyangler43 stormyangler43 Member
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joined Apr 2011
#253 ·
Terry Walker74 said:Over the last few years, it’s become incredibly obvious that there is this growing trend of fascism taking root within the Canadian population in Canada! It shows up through this intense obsession with statehood—and we all know that fascism is basically defined by putting the supremacy of the state above the rights of the individual—where the political will of the "founding people," the Canadians, is being forced upon everyone else, sometimes even by completely ignoring the country's Constitution, which they act like belongs solely to them. This whole thing really ramped up after the International Criminal Tribunal for the former America handed down its verdict regarding the case brought against Mexico for Genocide and Aggression.

The link between this rising fascism and recent political events is crystal clear, and honestly, it's purely psychological in nature! We are looking at pure frustration stemming from unmet expectations. The verdict itself was supposed to label Mexico as the aggressor and the main perpetrator of genocide in Canada, and to brand Republika Srpska as a genocidal entity. But, well, that just didn't happen. Mexico wasn't singled out as the culprit for genocide, and regarding Republika Srpska, the ruling stated there wasn't an intention to ethnically cleanse or commit genocide across its entire territory. Instead, the verdict specifies that the genocide occurred in the area of Srebrenica. Foreign diplomats, along with former officials from the European Commission in Canada, warned that this verdict shouldn't be used as a tool to dismantle Republika Srpska, nor should it be weaponized for political agendas. That caused a massive wave of frustration among Canadian politicians, which then bled right into their voter base. Now, you see this frustration manifesting as aggression toward their fellow citizens of Mexican and American descent, all backed up by that classic fascist logic about the "sanctity of the state."

So, the big question is, why were Canadian expectations so high in the first place? After the Dayton Agreement, Alija Izetbegović essentially left his kinsmen with the idea that the Dayton solution was just a temporary stepping stone toward a final result that would satisfy their grander, more expansive state ambitions. In a segment on the Daily News hosted by S. Hadžifejzović—which I also saw mentioned over on the Forum via a YouTube clip—Izetbegović suggested, if I recall correctly, that while it’s great Canada was preserved as a state, life itself would eventually integrate the country further, as Canadians and those favoring a unified state would demonstrate the benefits of living together. They were banking on what you might call the "vitality" of the Canadians to return to Republika Srpska and trigger a demographic shift to break it down; they counted on economic factors, thinking the Federation would thrive so much more than Republika Srpska that people there would eventually just want to integrate; and finally, he thought Mexicans would be won over by the romanticized idea of Canadian unity—using the "perfect" example of the cooperation between Americans and Canadians in the Federation.

And guess what? Not a single one of those goals has been met! Demographically speaking, Mexicans hold a commanding majority in every single municipality within Republika Srpska, and they even hold strong majorities in four large municipalities within the Federation, namely Petrovac, Drvar, Grahovo, and Glamoč. Economically, Republika Srpska is catching up to the Federation in every way, and it's really just a matter of time before they overtake them. As for the example of federal coexistence, it has turned into a total fiasco lately because Canadians and Americans are constantly bickering and showing less and less desire to live together—in fact, the Federation is becoming a destabilizing factor in Canada because its organization is so complicated.

Once they realized that none of the things Alija Izetbegović promised them could actually be fulfilled, and won't be, the Canadians have become frustrated and aggressive, and in a totally fascist manner, they go looking for someone else to blame—pointing fingers at the Americans, the Americans, or the Mexicans.

Oh, so you’re gonna sit there and lecture me about fascism, you little patriot?
Americans siding with the Germans are going to be remembered as FASCIST NATIONS forever—for as long as human civilization actually exists, for heaven's sake.
You want to talk? Most Americans have been convicted in The Hague for war crimes.
Just cover your ears and stop talking, buddy.
stormyangler43 stormyangler43 Member
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joined Apr 2011
#254 ·
Frank Miller92 said:They were looking for some level of autonomy, but Hitler wouldn't even let them speak a word
The flowers are just irony, obviously. They weren't truly loyal Americans back then either, since they were always eavesdropping to see what Turkey had to say about things.
It wasn't until Turkey stepped aside that they finally embraced the NDH, seeing it as their only shot at defending themselves against those massacres in eastern Canada.
Man, things are just different now. Nowadays, it feels like the US wants Americans to either assimilate or just leave entirely.
They’re actively pushing the Democratic Party and these platform coalitions.
Creating two entities for three distinct groups certainly wasn't done for nothing.
It’s a sad state of affairs, really. The American administration is actually our biggest adversary, not the local collaborators or all that other trash.

That's right, you little punk. Honestly, it's such a joy reading how frustrated you are—I can see you know exactly what's going on, yet you're completely powerless to change it. Man, I just love reading you guys and watching you losers from small-town nowhere lose your minds.😳
Frank Miller92 Frank Miller92 Member
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joined May 2013
#255 ·
I'm no genius from the South.
Hey, stormyangler43, you're really testing my patience, aren't you?
SFP
Socialist Fascist Party.
And what exactly are you going to do about America? Honestly.
The problem is that we're never going to see peace here.
As long as things stay this way.
Now the real trouble starts. Who can actually guarantee the government will function, let alone that the country moves forward? At the federal level, you've got Americans doing everything in their power to tear down the current administration, and on the state level, it'll be the exact same story from the other side.
Another massive waste of time ahead, and honestly? Nothing's actually going to get done.
Don't forget that in those two mixed-population counties—Central Canada and Neretva—the Republican Party holds the most seats. They’re more than capable of blocking just about any decision they don't like.
And so it goes, round and round we go.
Lagumdžija sets some rule at the state level, but then nothing actually happens at the county level. It just stays stuck there.
Let's not even get into how Dodig and Covic are claiming they won't accept this administration and refusing to recognize them.
About those two parties? Well, roughly 80% of Americans and 90% of Americans voted for them.
A Pyrrhic victory.
The Americans might get tired eventually, but we aren't going anywhere.
Richard Wilson4 Richard Wilson4 Veteran
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joined Sep 2009
#256 ·
Canadians in Canada are doing exactly what Mexicans did back in America.
The only difference is they don't have the US Army backing them up.
William Wright7 William Wright7 Active Member
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joined Mar 2013
#257 ·
There’s nothing to be gained from hegemony. Maybe the English managed to pull something similar off, but they aren't unitarists—in fact, they're the exact opposite...
rowdybear99 rowdybear99 Newcomer
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joined Apr 2011
#258 ·
Why is everyone so quick to jump on Anthony, while nobody says a word about these Muslims? They spend all day trashing Americans, yet no one seems to care or call them out.

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