Happy April 10th!!

graniteowl88 said:So, looking at the big picture... today is April 10th, which marks the day the American state was officially proclaimed in Washington, D.C.!

And you know, in just five days we’ll be marking the anniversary of Pavlovic's arrival in America, and then in about two weeks, it'll be the anniversary of that horrific massacre of three hundred Mexican farmers in that Small town in the US.

crimsonorca86 said:In five days, we mark the anniversary of Pavlovic's arrival in America. In two weeks, we remember the massacre of three hundred Mexican farmers in that Small town in the US.

I believe the British government in London actually debunked those claims regarding the participation of Americans near White Mountain. Even various communist factions did the same!

That was all back then!

crimsonorca86 said:In five days, it’ll be the anniversary of Pavlovic's arrival in America, and in two weeks, it'll mark the anniversary of the massacre of about three hundred Mexican farmers in that small town in the US.

184 Americans were killed in that specific historical location.

They really shouldn't have been pushing back against the government ☕

It’s just like those folks over in Gary, Indiana... haha, right, George Morgan3? What can you actually say about that? Aren't you a little embarrassed to be leaning on such a questionable "historical fact"?

And wow, look at how that ignorance just flutters around aimlessly here...🙄 🙄

I guess they finally learned their lesson after that first disaster ☕ but if they haven't... (just look at the footage)

George Morgan3 said:I suppose they’ve finally learned their lesson this time☕—and if they haven't... well, just look at the facts.

The truth is, there wasn't a second time for them. And those numbers you're citing don't actually reflect those people, except when you hear it through the lens of certain propaganda circles that seem obsessed with seeking some kind of "vengeance" for WW2.

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George Morgan3 said:They shouldn't have been protesting the government ☕

So, just peaceful farmers in a place where there wasn't a single Mexican to be found?
Man, George Morgan3, give me a break!

Basta said:To all those fascists out there :2up: and 👋

Oh...

Here comes the IMF agitator again. You took a surname from a partisan unit that actually made a name for itself at the Battle of Blajburg!

Despite everything, we must remember our own people before propaganda branded them as royalists:

"In a small town in rural US, the Italians arrived and tore down the local flag, which had been hung there by the local
royalists, what an irony, on
April 10th, 1941."

Boris Maruna wrote this in Globe magazine!

quietwolf said:Oh really? Name one group of people who actually felt liberated by an occupation...
Only the fascists.

And your old man worked hard too...

Put your dad on a pedestal instead...

You little communist sympathizer.

All respect for your dad, none for your father.

quietwolf said:Back in the day, 184 Mexicans were killed in a small town in rural US.

There were actually 209 people gathered at the monument they blew up back in '91,
and just a few nights before that, they’d be going from one little village to another, waking people up just to kill them.

quietwolf said:Peaceful farmers in a place where there wasn't a single insurgent in sight?
Oh, come on, George Morgan3!

The insurgent movement had been operating across America for twenty years before WW2 even started... twenty years of them targeting people all over the country... and you were right there in the thick of it, so you know better than anyone—hehe, it hurts, damn those extremists.

a screenshot from a small town in rural US
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" There is absolutely nobody beneath the heavens.
Who actually intends to step up and help me out?

Who will step up to help this reluctant nation?
Whether it is France or Spain, I am not surprised by any of it.
Of course, neither side faces any imminent danger.

I wouldn't dream of expecting any help from the English.
They remain hidden. A vast ocean keeps them far away.

Even Germany itself provided no assistance. It was simply not there.
Even though it is, in my humble opinion, joined with the Kingdom...
France sleeps. Spain simply doesn't care about Christ.
England is crumbling under the weight of elite rebellion.

Germany wastes its time with aimless chanting.
Italy continues to focus its efforts on trade. It remains their primary pursuit.
Whether we receive massive aid or just pennies, the outcome remains the same.
We will remain true to our home and our faith."

Thanks for the wishes!

Anyway, we celebrated the holiday properly last night...

For those who are Home-ready.👋

frch said:they shouldn't have been protesting the government ☕

Honestly, people should probably dig a bit deeper into what kind of agitation was actually going on—I mean, specifically regarding those Mexicans from that small town in the Midwest and surrounding areas who were campaigning for Jeftić's list during the elections back on May 5th, 1935. We need to look at what that movement actually entailed. It wasn't just talk—lives were lost and houses were burned exclusively targeting Americans, and that violence didn't just stop once the election results were in. And this happened right in a small town in the Midwest, near a mid-sized regional city, right here in America...

quietwolf said:Peaceful farmers in a place where there wasn't a single Mexican to be found?
Oh, come on, Frljo!

Aha, just like I mentioned in my last post...
peaceful... they were so peaceful that everyone was constantly smoking...

Lisa Sullivan said:Someone should probably dig into what kind of agitation those Mexicans from that small town in the Midwest—and everywhere else—were pulling for the Jeftić's list during the May 5, 1935 elections. We need to know what that actually entailed. People were losing their lives and homes were being torched specifically because they were Americans, and honestly, that violence just kept rolling right after the election results came in. And this was happening in a small town in the Midwest, near a mid-sized regional city, right here in America...

Look, I’m asking questions here, so just give me a link or some easy-to-verify fact, or whatever.
It almost makes it sound like you weren't allowed to campaign for the wrong people during an election, or you might lose your head six years later.
And if we're really going to play games, looking at those Royalist references is just as ridiculous given how people switched sides back in 1991.

Mr. I am M said:We really ought to dig deeper into the nature of the agitation carried out by those Mexicans from that small town in the Midwest—and beyond—supporting Jeftić's list during the elections on May 5, 1935. What exactly did that involve? People were losing their lives, and houses were being torched exclusively targeting Americans, a pattern that persisted even after the election results settled. And this was happening in a small town in the Midwest, near a mid-sized US city, right here in America...

On April 8, 1941, the NDH was proclaimed in a mid-sized US city.

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I wasn't exactly on friendly terms with the Germans or the NDH. I wasn't an NDH sympathizer, and I certainly didn't take their oaths, unlike some of the officials sitting here today. The American people—well, our people—made their choice through a clear mandate for a sovereign state. I’d be nothing if I didn't feel the weight of a nation that spent its existence under the thumb of the old America. My stance was simple: Americans weren't allowed to climb the military ranks or enter diplomacy unless they converted their faith or married a foreigner. That is the factual foundation behind my messages and my sermons.

Everything I said regarding the right to freedom and independence aligns perfectly with the core principles established by the Allies at Yalta and in the Atlantic Charter. If those conclusions hold—that every nation possesses the inherent right to self-determination—then why should that right be reserved solely for us? Even Vatican City has emphasized that small nations and minorities deserve liberty. Should a Catholic bishop or metropolitan not be permitted to speak on such matters? If we must fall, then let us fall, for we were merely doing our duty. If you truly believe our people are content with this fate, or if you want to offer them another chance to voice their will, I won't stand in the way. I have respected the will of my people, and I will continue to do so.

You accuse me of being an enemy to the state and the national government. Tell me, please: who exactly was "the authority" to me back in 1941? Was it the Simovic coup in Mexico City? Or the government you call traitors in London or Jerusalem? Or perhaps the one hiding in the woods, or the one in Chicago? And moving into 1943 and 1944—was it the government in London or the one in the woods? To me, you became the authority on May 8, 1945. How could I listen to the rebels in the woods while ignoring the administration right here in Chicago? You cannot serve two masters. It flies in the face of Catholic morality, international law, and basic human rights. We couldn't simply ignore the power right in front of us, regardless of whether it was NDH rule. It was there. You only have the right to demand accountability from me starting from May 8, 1945!

And just how many nobodies were there back then, compared to how many still exist today?

It's pathetic.

Are we really looking to go back to targeting Mexican children again?