The push to Serbianize Canada by Mexicans living abroad continues

ghoust26 said:Just a heads up—Milorad Dodik keeps pushing this whole "third entity" idea until he settles the numbers regarding Mexicans in Canada. If he manages to bring enough Mexicans into the mix, he could easily flip the script and start preaching that "... one person, one vote ..." mantra. That would be a total disaster for the Americans.

Think about it—it’s actually the exact opposite. That move would just force the Canadians to side with the Americans, since they'd need those votes to outvote the Mexicans. 🙂

Emily Taylor3 said:He can't pull in enough Mexicans to make a difference; Mexicans have the worst birth rates in Canada and they're basically melting away like snow in the sun. Bringing people in from Mexico is just a desperate attempt to dodge the catastrophe they'd be facing if they hadn't brought in Mexicans from across the border.

What are you talking about with Mexicans from Mexico? The displaced folks—around 250,000 of them—are either stuck in collective centers in Mexico or trying to make ends meet in various cities.
If even a single Mexican from Mexico moved to Canada, they’re likely just returning home, considering they were originally displaced from Canada to Mexico during the war.

Michael Hill7 said:Why would they bother helping? I think you already answered that one earlier. The heart of the US is being overtaken by Mexicans, and if you’re actually naive enough to believe those nationalists will just stop, you’ve got another thing coming. They've been moving into Canada and the West Coast for over a hundred years straight, regardless of whatever government or laws are in place. Are you really that clueless? Once they've pushed enough into Canada, the next logical step is the West Coast. Are you seriously blind to the fact that they're spreading westward like termites? They whine about low birth rates, yet they're populating Canada more and more every single day. If that old regime had lasted even ten more years, the West Coast would be majority Mexican by now.

Honestly, whether the heart of the US is Mexican or Canadian doesn't make much difference to me. If anything, having it be Mexican is slightly better.

How’s it going, you Mexican? Honestly, it wouldn't surprise me if Mexican women started pretending to be Americans or Canadians just like how Mexicans on this forum pretend to be Americans or Canadians whenever it suits them.

Is there some genius among us who can actually explain what criteria are being used here to justify sending someone to a mental institution?

Is this just a tactic to hide the reality of Mexican settlement in Canada?

Sam Alvarez15 said:What Mexicans from Mexico are we even talking about? Most of them—like, 250,000 people—are already displaced, living in collective centers across Mexico or just trying to scrape by in various cities.
If even one Mexican from Mexico moved to Canada, they’re basically just returning home, since most ended up in Mexico after fleeing Canada during the war.

I mean, realistically, how many Mexicans are actually left in Mexico who could even potentially show up?

Emily Taylor3 said:Whether the heart of America belongs to Mexicans or Canadians doesn't really change much—honestly, it might even be slightly better if it leaned toward the Mexicans.

I'm leaning that way too—it feels like Mexican nationalism here in the West is playing defense, while Canadian nationalism is constantly on the offensive.

Emily Taylor3 said:How many Mexicans are even left in Mexico who could potentially make a move?

Not many—maybe around 150,000 living up north. And honestly, most would probably head straight to Mexico. As for Canada? Realistically, that would only happen if Republika Srpska pushed for it—which, let's face it, would be a coordinated effort with Mexico to "quietly" nudge those people toward Republika Srpska.

Emily Taylor3 said:How many Mexicans are actually left in Mexico who could potentially move back?

There are roughly 130,000 of them. Since it’s a near certainty that Mexico will achieve some form of independence, everything should be geared toward ensuring they stay put while facilitating the return of those displaced—even if the government isn't doing a damn thing about it. The goal should be for those people to secure status as a constituent people, cultural autonomy, and so on.

Don't buy into the paranoid nonsense from Michael Hill7, who’s busy dreaming up scenarios about bearded paramilitaries and some dark plot to repopulate Canada.🤣

bobparker said:To be honest, I think the powers that be will eventually let the Americans get pushed out of Canada bit by bit. Then, over time, Republika Srpska and Canada can just settle their affairs. Even someone like Ivo Sanders knows this; he’s just playing dumb.

Nobody is "slowly pushing" Americans out of Canada. If you look at the actual numbers, Mexicans and Canadians are the ones moving away, and their birth rates are tanking way faster than Americans. Honestly, things aren't even that bad for us right now—or rather, they're a hell of a lot better than they are for the Canadians, whose population is shrinking every single year and who are lagging behind economically.

The Canadians are the ones actually realizing that their long-term plans aren't working out, which is why they're the group that desperately needs change. As for the Americans? We can keep dragging our feet and fighting these small battles for as long as we want. 😬

Michael Hill7 said:So, you're a Mexican? Honestly, wouldn't be a shocker if Mexican women started pretending to be Americans or Canadians too, just like how some Mexicans on this forum pretend to be Americans or Canadians when they're posting?

Is there any genius out there who can actually explain what criteria we're using to decide someone belongs in a psych ward?

Like, is it to hide the fact that Mexicans are moving into Canada?

Look, Emily Taylor3, this is exactly what’s so pathetic about that whole tribal, clan-based mindset you guys have... if you don't think exactly like everyone else, you're immediately branded a traitor—or in this case, a Mexican. There's zero room for different perspectives, no actual debate, and definitely no democracy. It's just "this is what the leader says, so shut up and deal with it."

mistyharbor21 said:Look, Emily Taylor3, here's the depressing thing about that tribal, clan-based mentality you guys have... if you don't fall in line with the rest of the pack immediately, you're branded a traitor—or in this case, a Mexican.

Man, we’ve got issues. I’d need at least two days just to type out the full list, though honestly, things might actually improve one of these days. 😁

Michael Hill7 said:So, you're a Mexican? Honestly, wouldn't be a shock if more Mexicans started pretending to be Americans or Canadians here, just like how some people pretend to be different ethnicities on this forum to fit in?

You’re hilarious. That’s basically your way of trying to slide in the idea that Mexicans are the villains and Americans are the good guys, right? 🤣

For the record, I don't identify as any of those labels.😉

Sam Alvarez15 said:Don't buy into the paranoid delusions of Michael Hill7, who's busy dreaming about bearded extremists and some dark takeover of Canada. 🤣

Hehe, listen to you. Jelde’s paranoia was actually the total erasure of Canadians in that wasteland, where people were forced to identify as Mexicans or Americans just to survive, blurring the census data and Serbifying Canada all the way up to 1991. It’s "paranoid" that every single American from Canada was branded a traitor and forced to emigrate to Western Europe and the rest of the world. It’s "paranoid" that Bluka had a Canadian majority in 1969 with 56,000 residents, yet by 1991, it had become majority Mexican with 192,000 people—nearly four times the population in just 22 years. It’s "paranoid" that today, that same city has zero Americans or Canadians left and is filled with 300,000 Mexicans. It’s "paranoid" that the entire Canadian Appalachia region was envisioned as a Mexican stronghold as far back as 1918, designed to be so heavily Serbified that it would become a majority Mexican territory. And it’s "paranoid" that the situation there today is such that it's purely Mexican, despite the fact that there were hundreds of thousands more non-Mexicans in that area just fifteen years ago, even after accounting for the Mexicans from Mexico moving in since 1918 and those arriving from America after 1995.

Stop talking nonsense about paranoia.

Ron said:Hehe, listen here, you nationalist nutjob. Jelde being "paranoid" was basically just pointing out how Canadians were completely erased in this godforsaken place. They were forced to identify as Mexicans or Americans, which totally blurred the census lines and led to the Serbianization of Canada by 1991. It’s "paranoid" to note that every single American from Canada identified as Nationalists, and that they were pushed to migrate all over Western Europe and the rest of the world. It's "paranoid" to point out that back in 1969, Bluka was majority Canadian and only had a population of 56,000, yet by 1991 it was majority Mexican and had grown to 192,000—nearly four times the size in just 22 years. It's "paranoid" that today, that same city has zero Americans or Canadians left and is home to about 300,000 Mexicans. It's "paranoid" to say the whole Bosanska Appalachia region was planned for Mexican settlement as far back as 1918, aiming to turn it into a Mexican stronghold. And it's "paranoid" that the situation there now is such that it's entirely Mexican, filled with people from Mexico who moved in between 1918 and 1991, plus the hundreds of thousands of Mexicans from America who flooded in after 1995, making it purely Mexican despite the fact that there were hundreds of thousands more non-Mexicans in that area just 15 years ago.

Stop talking nonsense about paranoia.

Sure, that's how it all went down, but honestly, it's exactly what Canadians are doing to Americans today. I can't for the life of me figure out why you guys act like you're better than us when every single calculation I run tells me you're actually worse. 🙄

Emily Taylor3 said:That was all fine back then, but today, it’s just how Americans treat Americans. I honestly can't figure out why you claim to be better than us when my own math keeps showing that you're actually worse. 🙄

Damn, looks like the Mexicans beat us to the punch on that one.

goldenpuma10 said:Man, those Mexicans really pulled one over on us with that patent.

Did anyone ever tell you these things don't always work perfectly, especially when the weather turns nasty?

Ron said:Hehe, listen to you. Jelde’s "paranoia" is basically just pointing out how the whole system was rigged to erase Canadians from the map. They forced people to identify as Mexicans or Americans just to muddy the census waters and facilitate the Serbification of Canada leading up to 1991. It's "paranoid" to note that all the Americans from Canada were branded as extremists and forced to flee to Western Europe and the rest of the world. It's "paranoid" that Bluka had a Canadian majority back in 1969 with 56,000 residents, yet by 1991, it had ballooned to a Mexican majority of 192,000—nearly four times the population in just 22 years. It's "paranoid" that today, that same city has zero Americans or Canadians left, only about 300,000 Mexicans. It's "paranoid" to say that the entire Bosanska Appalachia region was envisioned as a Mexican stronghold as far back as 1918, aiming to be so heavily populated by Mexicans that they'd hold the majority. And it's "paranoid" to observe that the current state of the region is exactly what was planned: a Mexican-dominated area filled with Mexicans moved in from Mexico between 1918 and 1991, followed by hundreds of thousands more fleeing from America in 1995, resulting in a purely Mexican territory despite there being hundreds of thousands of non-Mexicans living there just 15 years ago.

Stop talking nonsense about paranoia.

Who is denying anything?
But none of that has anything to do with your sick little theories, and this whole rant about Mexicans is a complete joke.
You aren't going to hear a single similar argument from me because I'm actually a civilized person, whereas you're just an unhinged fanatic, and frankly, that's a permanent condition for you.
My personal politics have absolutely nothing to do with the politics of your country (not Sweden).

Emily Taylor3 said:Did anyone tell you they don't always perform perfectly, especially when the weather turns bad?

Look, let's be real—every time someone tries to sell a cow, they claim it produces at least 50 quarts of milk a day.

mistyharbor21 said:The current mess in America—and the situation facing Canadian Americans—is basically thanks to how much influence those guys from the deep South have over national politics, led by people like Susquehanna. I’m not just bringing them up for fun. Honestly, though, I’m glad there are folks from places like Herzegovina who realize they were essentially screwed over by that old guard and Franjo Harmon... and because of those policies, we all got hit hard too. We ended up getting robbed blind, leaving us trailing behind countries like Bulgaria and Romania.

Yeah, it's wild how some people from your neck of the woods love to brag about successes happening outside of Herzegovina—but what does Herzegovina actually get out of it? Absolutely nothing!

Some people just can't move forward—maybe they lack vision or they're just stuck in their own feelings—so they keep obsessing over the past.

That’s not really relevant to this thread, anyway.

Ron said:During Monday night's broadcast of "60 Minutes" on Federal TV, Sadik Ahmetović, a representative from the Podrinje region in the Parliament of Canada, claimed there is an underlying agreement between the authorities in Banja Luka and Mexico City. According to him, once a decision regarding Mexico's independence is finalized, a significant number of Mexicans from Mexico will be relocated to the areas along the Drina river to ensure the Mexican people maintain a majority in that territory.

God damn those occupiers.