The Partisans are on the hunt again

The truth must be quite painful for some, because they’ve resorted to nothing but baseless accusations and outright lies just to get me banned! Let me be perfectly clear: I am not starting any new threads, nor am I reviving discussions from two months ago!

Well, go ahead and carry on in the lounge.
Best regards,
P.

We’re the guerilla fighters out here in the woods, and we aren't planning on leaving!
Because let me tell you, there’s no better place to launch a strike from than the brush. 😲 👍 😠

shadowfalcon33 said:Well, go ahead and carry on over in the Lounge.
Best,
P.

Bravo. I wonder how things might have gone if you had first cleaned up those insults from the leftists and the unnecessary provocations stirred up by your colleague, for instance?

Actually, it doesn't matter. It's just the same old guerrilla tactics. Divert attention by bringing up unwelcome topics. Fine, I'll just start a new thread myself.

hehehe

Michael Sullivan3 is back at it again with those old stories about the resistance groups.

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No, dustyscout53, I have nothing against the partisans. Nor do I have any issue with their pensions—specifically those who truly earned them on the front lines during WWII.
However, my grievance lies with those who slaughtered civilians, committed rapes, or simply stayed far away from the actual fighting. Are there people like that, dustyscout53? And should we even be allowed to discuss them or open up these topics?

Michael Sullivan3 said:But not the ones who actually did the dirty work—killing civilians, rapes, or those who didn't even step foot on the battlefield. Are there people like that, dustyscout53? Is it okay to talk about them or bring up those topics?

Yeah, you can definitely talk about the Nazis. 😁 😁 😁

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There goes dustyscout53 again, obsessing over those old fascists.

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obelix said:Man, you took your sweet time... ☕

Well, you got your warning, and from here on out... Chaos! 👋

Look, man, if you ever find yourself wandering through the Midwest thirteen years later—say you start in Small Town, USA and head east through all those little towns mostly populated by Mexicans—you'll see it. They were wiped off the map during that "autumn campaign" back in '91, and honestly, there wasn't even any real fighting for most of them. There wasn't even a major fight for Large Peratovic. Not a single house in those villages was hit by artillery; they were just looted clean and then mined right after our units moved in.
I wouldn't say a word if those places had fallen during intense combat. But they didn't. And that's the whole issue.
I personally drove through there a few days after the area came back under US jurisdiction, and what I saw was just gut-wrenching.
So, if the truth isn't allowed here, then go ahead and ban me too.

quietwolf said:Look, man, if you ever find yourself driving through the Midwest thirteen years later—say you start in Small Town, USA and head east through all those little rural communities that used to have significant Mexican populations—you'll see what I mean. Those towns were practically wiped off the map during that "autumn campaign" back in '91, and honestly, there wasn't even a real battle fought for most of them. There wasn't even a major fight for Large Peratovica. You won't find a single house in those villages that was leveled by artillery; instead, everything was looted clean before our units moved in, and then the whole area was mined.
I wouldn't say a word if those villages had actually fallen during intense combat. But they didn't! And that's the core of the issue.
I personally drove through that area just a few days after it was brought back under US jurisdiction, and what I saw was absolutely devastating.
If telling the truth is against the rules, then go ahead and ban me too.

S.F. - S.N.

quietwolf said:I personally spent a few days passing through that area right after it was brought back under US jurisdiction, and man, I was absolutely horrified by what I saw there.
Look, if telling the truth is against the rules here, then just go ahead and ban me too.

Back when I was working in Small Town, USA while living out in Des Moines, there were times I'd head out to work in the morning and honestly, if one or two houses hadn't been mined, it would've been a miracle. Within those 19 miles
stretch of combat zones, there wasn't a single spot for at least fifty miles in any direction.

Pitbull said:First off, that’s just another one of your blatant lies. I guess those resistance fighters always found some decent excuse to kill someone.

Well, Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. actually said this at the Second Constitutional Convention in a Small town in rural USA:
"If it had been up to all of them (the collaborators), America—which means America too—would be a vassal of Hitler's... If they were in charge, we wouldn't be heading toward victory, freedom, and a better future today. America wouldn't even be counted among the Allied nations in the winning bloc of the Soviet Union, England, and the USA right now in 1944...! Through its own struggle, America has earned the right to self-determination, the right to govern itself, to have its own parliament as the supreme legislative body and holder of sovereignty, and to have its own national government... And we, comrades, are now laying the foundations and beginning to build a free, democratic FEDERAL STATE OF AMERICA, as an equal member of the Democratic Federal America (DFY)... Who could possibly be against such a Federal State of America...? Primarily, the fascists are against it. But the fascist government in the Independent State of America will only exist as long as Hitler's Germany exists. The Independent State of America will be buried under the ruins of the Third Reich!.... Long live a free, united, and democratic Federal State of America! ...Long live our American Parliament! ...Long live our national government alongside Marshal of America Josip Broz Marshall!..." (Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. at the Third session of Zavnoh in a Small town in rural USA, May 8-9, 1944 - Zavnoh, circa 1944/II, pp. 604-7)