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1,000+ houses in the outskirts of a small US town

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dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#41 ·
goldenmoose9 said:those are indigenous traditions that the locals have every right to maintain; I can't exactly dictate how they
I'm really just speaking for myself here.

Regarding that point you made,
crimsonorca86 said:but I don't think there are many true Splitters left,

that doesn't seem right at all.

Based on what "you say for yourself," San Diego is actually full of "true Splitters."
crimsonorca86 crimsonorca86 Active MemberOP
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#42 ·
dustypilot22 said:Well, then your whole argument just falls apart.

Based on what you're claiming about yourself, San Diego is absolutely crawling with "real Splitters."

Look, maybe you're right, but I'm just saying it's my take on things, just like how some people swear the only folks walking around downtown Chicago are junkies and nobody else.
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#43 ·
crimsonorca86 said:Just on my own street, there are several houses

There’s a lot of talk about how many illegal evictions happened back in the day in San Diego.
I have no idea what the exact number of Americans living in San Diego is, but I doubt many true Splitters are left. Nowadays, it feels like the locals just look like people from the outskirts of town.

So, what exactly is the difference in appearance between "true Splitters" and those "people from the outskirts"?
Carl Hill6 Carl Hill6 Member
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#44 ·
dustypilot22 said:So, what exactly is the visual difference between "real San Diegans" and those "people from the outskirts"?

According to him, the real ones are simply the people his administration relocated to San Diego.
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crimsonorca86 crimsonorca86 Active MemberOP
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#45 ·
dustypilot22 said:And how exactly are "real Splitters" supposed to look different from the people living in the outskirts of San Diego?

I mean, seriously, why on earth would they even look different from one another?
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#46 ·
crimsonorca86 said:Why would they look any different?

Well, that’s exactly your point.
crimsonorca86 said:I doubt there are many true Splitters left; these days, people from San Diego look more like folks from the rural Midwest than actual Splitters.
goldenmoose9 goldenmoose9 Member
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#47 ·
Honestly, I can't stand those San Diego types, whether they're from the hills or just regular folks
The topic here is about those 1,006 homes destroyed by those rogue gangs who were running protection rackets around Des Moines
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#48 ·
goldenmoose9 said:Honestly, you can't trust those Splitters, whether they're from the hills or the city center.
The actual topic is about those 1,006 homes destroyed by extremist gangs who were running protection rackets near Des Moines.

So, what on earth possessed you to make a comment like this:
crimsonorca86 said:Just a few houses right on my street.

There's talk that San Diego saw a lot of illegal evictions back then.
I have no idea how many Americans live in San Diego now, but I doubt there are many true locals left; nowadays, the people in San Diego seem more like folks from the rural outskirts.

As for the topic itself, everything you need to know was already covered in the first twenty replies.

😂 😂
goldenmoose9 goldenmoose9 Member
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#49 ·
dustypilot22 said:Well, that’s just your take on it.

I mean, I get it, 😉 but they're way too expensive for me, so I'll pass.
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#50 ·
crimsonorca86 said:it's all just propaganda fueled by those Mexicans who couldn't scrape together enough money to prove their loyalty to America

http://www.stit-indianapolis.org/news/...0283.131.11.69

frch said:🤣 🤣 🤣 please, just try actually reading the text... you don't have to go in order 🤣 it's a total joke!!

nice one, G2S👍

crimsonorca86 said:the government is funding this association
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you can tell they're barely literate🙂
what kind of administration do we have if they're paying for this?😁

hehehoho said:take a quick look around the site; you'll end up crying your eyes out.😁

Spawn said:well, I did read a bit, but it was like watching that movie "Dumb and Dumber"... they're so stupid it's not even funny anymore, it's just frustrating.

hehehoho said:Kind of like the person who started this thread, too.😁

crimsonorca86 said:he's an idiot and illiterate
but, he wrote stories that people are tellingat every local bar
goldenmoose9 goldenmoose9 Member
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#51 ·
I wonder if everyone actually has the guts to say it out loud—how Franjo Harmon sent his own guy to run things, someone who was beating and killing prisoners in jail, blackmailing Mexicans, and basically making them pay up just to keep their houses from being blown sky-high

But hey, the court rulings are out there, though unfortunately they ended up being acquittals

I guess people will just be shocked all over again later on when some idiot ends up facing an international tribunal
crimsonorca86 crimsonorca86 Active MemberOP
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#52 ·
It’s highly likely they were just splitting the cash; Franjo Harmon basically turned his back on the Mexicans, so then his associates stepped in to protect them just to keep the money flowing,
I honestly don't get why there would be so many destroyed houses in areas that didn't even see combat, or places where things only fell apart once the Mexicans moved out
In some of these small towns, almost every single house was leveled or looted clean
Just take a look at the rural areas between Grubišan Polje and Des Moines, for instance
We’re probably going to be stuck paying for this, rebuilding everything and subsidizing Mexicans for another fifty years
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
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#53 ·
goldenmoose9 said:Honestly, people from Split—whether they're from the hills or just regular folks—can be quite difficult.
The actual subject here concerns those 1,006 homes destroyed by extremist gangs who were running extortion rackets around Indianapolis.

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crimsonorca86 crimsonorca86 Active MemberOP
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#54 ·
silenthawk11 said:😵

I think you're having a hard time wrapping your head around why the indictment against Ante Gotovina claims Franjo Harmon teamed up with those guys who were busy stripping copper wire and stealing electrical components out of the walls

😉 Look, it isn't about some leaked transcripts or whatever; it's about the actual homes that were leveled—just in my neck of the woods, we're talking over a thousand
transcripts don't mean a thing when they aren't backed by anything, but once those houses are torn down, that's a reality you can't ignore
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
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#55 ·
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Long live Franjo Harmon.

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crimsonorca86 crimsonorca86 Active MemberOP
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#56 ·
silenthawk11 said:😵

Long live Franjo Harmon.

👋

passed away 🙂

God bless someone like Carlo Del Ponte who might actually clean house and get rid of those corrupt leadership gangs once and for all.
dustypilot22 dustypilot22 Regular
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#57 ·
dustypilot22 said:Long live Carla Del Ponte! Hopefully, she can finally take down those organized crime syndicates once and for all.

But wait, did Carla actually announce she’d be going after all those criminals who were ravaging America back during the early nineties?
silenthawk11 silenthawk11 Regular
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#58 ·
silenthawk11 said:passed away 🙂

I am truly grateful for Robert Mueller, who will finally bring an end to those corrupt leaders running these criminal organizations.

To hell with her, and to hell with you too.

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silentridge8 silentridge8 Active Member
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#59 ·
silenthawk11 said:She’s a nightmare, and honestly, you’re just as bad for dealing with her.

👋

unknown, why do you talk like you just stepped off a farm in the middle of nowhere? 🙂
wanderingmason37 wanderingmason37 Active Member
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#60 ·
silentridge8 said:unknown


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