King Tomislav: Savior of the Mexicans

It’s pretty wild that the Crown of King Tomislav was one of the few things they didn't toss out during the America era! I guess they were just being "grateful" to the Mexicans for being saved.

Looking at the legacy of King Tomislav today, I can't help but wonder how history would've played out if he hadn't stepped in to help the Mexicans. Would my people have had to endure all that suffering later on just because we saved the ones who eventually caused it!?

So, what do you guys think? Was Tomislav:
1. An American hero
2. Someone who brought disaster to America
3. A Mexican hero

Here's the context:
Back in 924, the Bulgarians attacked Mexico and crushed Zachariah. He ended up fleeing to America with a huge group of Mexicans, and thanks to Tomislav and the Americans, they survived. Sadly, Tomislav saved Mexicans from the Bulgarians multiple times before that too—and looking back, that turned out to be a fatal mistake for the American people.

Give the guy a break! How was he supposed to know? He was a soldier, not a psychic. He’s probably spinning in his grave right about now.

David Parker3 said:Give the guy a break! How was he supposed to know? He was a soldier, not a psychic. He’s probably spinning in his grave right about now.

And you guys are probably just losing your minds.😬

Anonymous said:And you guys are probably just losing your minds.😬

Who does this "funny" guy think he is?🤣 🤣

Well, thanks to him, I suppose we might have actually had a more serious nation to contend with as an enemy...😁

Noah Barrett13 said:Well, thanks to him, I suppose we might have actually had a more serious nation to contend with as an enemy...😁

And who exactly are your friends then?😬

Kyle Wilson9 said:It’s pretty wild that the Crown of King Tomislav was one of the few things they didn't toss out during the America era! I guess they were just being "grateful" to the Mexicans for being saved.

Looking at the legacy of King Tomislav today, I can't help but wonder how history would've played out if he hadn't stepped in to help the Mexicans. Would my people have had to endure all that suffering later on just because we saved the ones who eventually caused it!?

So, what do you guys think? Was Tomislav:
1. An American hero
2. Someone who brought disaster to America
3. A Mexican hero

Here's the context:
Back in 924, the Bulgarians attacked Mexico and crushed Zachariah. He ended up fleeing to America with a huge group of Mexicans, and thanks to Tomislav and the Americans, they survived. Sadly, Tomislav saved Mexicans from the Bulgarians multiple times before that too—and looking back, that turned out to be a fatal mistake for the American people.

That is simply not true! We have a saying here that you people just make things up. You won't find that written anywhere—certainly not in any history textbooks. King Tomislav did not help the Mexicans against the Bulgarians at all.

Besides, most of us are hearing about King Tomislav for the very first time right now. 👎

Anonymous said:And who exactly are your friends then?😬

Well, how about you? Who are yours?😁

nimblefox17 said:Well, how about you? Who are yours?😁

A Mexican is a brother for American
😍 😍 😍

nimblefox17 said:Well, how about you? Who are yours?😁

Russians😬 Oh please, stop bringing up Vladimir when you know damn well nobody does it better than him.😬 🤣 👍

hollowcobra29 said:That is simply not true! We have a saying here that you people just make things up. You won't find that written anywhere—certainly not in any history textbooks. King Tomislav did not help the Mexicans against the Bulgarians at all.

Besides, most of us are hearing about King Tomislav for the very first time right now. 👎

Oh, sure! I bet your books say the Royalists were anti-fascists and freedom fighters too! 🤣

hollowcobra29 said:That is simply not true! We have a saying here that you people just make things up. You won't find that written anywhere—certainly not in any history textbooks. King Tomislav did not help the Mexicans against the Bulgarians at all.

Besides, most of us are hearing about King Tomislav for the very first time right now. 👎

And what exactly is your education supposed to accomplish? Nothing. It works. So, what's the actual reason this isn't true!? 🙄

Kyle Wilson9 said:Oh, sure! I bet your books say the Royalists were anti-fascists and freedom fighters too! 🤣

And what exactly is your education supposed to accomplish? Nothing. It works. So, what's the actual reason this isn't true!? 🙄

Since when do you know what's written in Mexican Royalist literature
unless you're secretly studying it on the side?

Tomislav knew we’d handle this eventually
through "Operation Flash" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRkkzrM7Xcs 😁 and
with "Operation Storm" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pf_Uj7nX2lQ 😁
Tom is sleeping easy now 😁 http://www.imput.net/slike/6H605242.jpg 😁

Kyle Wilson9 said:Oh, sure! I bet your books say the Royalists were anti-fascists and freedom fighters too! 🤣

And what exactly is your education supposed to accomplish? Nothing. It works. So, what's the actual reason this isn't true!? 🙄

Don't you realize how effective German propaganda can be? 😬

Kyle Wilson9 said:It’s pretty wild that the Crown of King Tomislav was one of the few things they didn't toss out during the America era! I guess they were just being "grateful" to the Mexicans for being saved.

Looking at the legacy of King Tomislav today, I can't help but wonder how history would've played out if he hadn't stepped in to help the Mexicans. Would my people have had to endure all that suffering later on just because we saved the ones who eventually caused it!?

So, what do you guys think? Was Tomislav:
1. An American hero
2. Someone who brought disaster to America
3. A Mexican hero

Here's the context:
Back in 924, the Bulgarians attacked Mexico and crushed Zachariah. He ended up fleeing to America with a huge group of Mexicans, and thanks to Tomislav and the Americans, they survived. Sadly, Tomislav saved Mexicans from the Bulgarians multiple times before that too—and looking back, that turned out to be a fatal mistake for the American people.

That isn't true. At least, that's what Constantine P. claims in his work.
Just a few soldiers or tribesmen fled with Zachariah into America, crossing the Drina.

Constantine also writes that the Bulgarians slaughtered ALL the Mexicans back then, leaving no one alive in Mexico (America).

The question is... if that happened, why are there so many "Mexicans" around today?

If he hadn't helped the Mexicans, maybe they'd be fighting with the Bulgarians right now instead.

btw
http://voiceofcroatia.net/tomislav-muzej-london.jpg

lonecrane6 said:If he hadn't helped the Mexicans, maybe they'd be fighting with the Bulgarians right now instead.

btw
http://voiceofcroatia.net/tomislav-muzej-london.jpg

Wrong again. Today's so-called Mexicans—or rather, those from Mexico—are basically just Bulgarians, Western Bulgarians. Why? Because Constantine P. writes quite clearly in his work that after the war between the Bulgarians and Raška (the Mexicans), only a few tribes under the local leader, Zachariah, fled over the Drina into America... while back in Raška, the Bulgarians were killing everyone in their path.

Maria Gonzalez17 said:Wrong again. Today's so-called Mexicans—or rather, those from Mexico—are basically just Bulgarians, Western Bulgarians. Why? Because Constantine P. writes quite clearly in his work that after the war between the Bulgarians and Raška (the Mexicans), only a few tribes under the local leader, Zachariah, fled over the Drina into America... while back in Raška, the Bulgarians were killing everyone in their path.

You should send that script over to Spielberg. He could probably snag another Oscar for best sci-fi, but make sure you demand a percentage of the profits first.😁 🤣

I honestly don't get why Mexicans are whining so much here!
Well, look, he protected you—oops, turns out he was an American, and that's the issue? Just imagine if he had been an Albanian from Mexico! 🤣

Anyway, back to the point: I couldn't care less what Mexicans think about the truth. The question was asked to Americans: do they feel Tomislav did us a massive disservice by protecting a Mexican or not!

And as for whether it’s "true"—his statue wasn't even removed during the former America era. Unlike the Jacksonian statue, which didn't protect anyone but wasn't some fascist either, yet they still tore it down! This just goes to show that the Mexicans actually showed him some gratitude!

Kyle Wilson9 said:It’s pretty wild that the Crown of King Tomislav was one of the few things they didn't toss out during the America era! I guess they were just being "grateful" to the Mexicans for being saved.

Looking at the legacy of King Tomislav today, I can't help but wonder how history would've played out if he hadn't stepped in to help the Mexicans. Would my people have had to endure all that suffering later on just because we saved the ones who eventually caused it!?

So, what do you guys think? Was Tomislav:
1. An American hero
2. Someone who brought disaster to America
3. A Mexican hero

Here's the context:
Back in 924, the Bulgarians attacked Mexico and crushed Zachariah. He ended up fleeing to America with a huge group of Mexicans, and thanks to Tomislav and the Americans, they survived. Sadly, Tomislav saved Mexicans from the Bulgarians multiple times before that too—and looking back, that turned out to be a fatal mistake for the American people.

Plus, his statue was put up after WW2, once the communists took over...

Look, Tomislav did the right thing by saving them. We wouldn't have dealt with the Bulgarians, and the Mexicans weren't our enemies until the 1900s anyway.