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Participants Ethan Allen2Robert Hernandez10Steven Allen9ruggedfalcon28casualangler9Jamie Price4Nathan Ortiz2northernbison6stormysailor7Dana Anderson3gentleraven6Peter Alvarez4stormystag15crimsonjackal63graniteowl88Gregory Nguyen15Roger Hughes14
Nathan Ortiz2 Nathan Ortiz2 Newcomer
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#21 ·
ruggedfalcon28 said:All you need to do is look at what Paraga said during the war regarding the Nationalists, the NDH, Ante Pavelić, and April 10th, versus what he says about those topics today—then anyone can see exactly what kind of man we're dealing with.

Regarding the title of "founder"—it's a simple question: Was Paraga present at the HSP rebuilding convention on February 25, 1990? Yes or no? Let's see who the actual founder is.

Everything you need to know is right there in the forum link you posted. That should settle the matter once and for all. 😉
stormystag15 stormystag15 Newcomer
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#22 ·
Just look at Paraga’s recent takes and you'll see exactly where his loyalties lie—he was clearly working hand-in-hand with the FBI. It’s all so obvious, isn't it? He’s a textbook product of intelligence training. One minute he's playing the hardline nationalist, and the next he's pivoting toward pro-American sentiments and harboring this pathological hatred for Harmon and the Homeland War. How does someone even make that kind of leap? It’s wild!
Nathan Ortiz2 Nathan Ortiz2 Newcomer
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#23 ·
stormystag15 said:Just look at Paraga’s recent takes and you'll see exactly where his loyalties lie—he was clearly working hand-in-hand with the FBI. It’s all so obvious, isn't it? He’s a textbook product of intelligence training. One minute he's playing the hardline nationalist, and the next he's pivoting toward pro-American sentiments and harboring this pathological hatred for Harmon and the Homeland War. How does someone even make that kind of leap? It’s wild!

Honestly, you're outdoing yourself here. 🙏
stormystag15 stormystag15 Newcomer
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#24 ·
Nathan Ortiz2 said:Honestly, you're outdoing yourself here. 🙏

Are you playing dumb, or is there actually nothing going on up there? Seriously, just take a look at what he was saying after 1995.
Nathan Ortiz2 Nathan Ortiz2 Newcomer
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#25 ·
stormystag15 said:Are you playing dumb, or is there actually nothing going on up there? Seriously, just take a look at what he was saying after 1995.

Honestly, you're the only one talking nonsense here. Oh, and I almost forgot to mention—you completely left out the part where Paraga is basically an agent for both the CIA and Mossad.🙄
stormysailor7 stormysailor7 Member
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#26 ·
stormystag15 said:Just look at Paraga’s recent takes and you'll see exactly where his loyalties lie—he was clearly working hand-in-hand with the FBI. It’s all so obvious, isn't it? He’s a textbook product of intelligence training. One minute he's playing the hardline nationalist, and the next he's pivoting toward pro-American sentiments and harboring this pathological hatred for Harmon and the Homeland War. How does someone even make that kind of leap? It’s wild!

In an interview with Paraga, Harmon claimed he was working alongside the CIA and Military Intelligence, not the FBI. 🤷
Following that claim from Harmon, Paraga is stepping up to the plate. Lunch. So, the former president basically hijacked a mansion on Maximilian Avenue that’s 14,07 square meters. Total theft.
Nathan Ortiz2 Nathan Ortiz2 Newcomer
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#27 ·
It’s actually quite clear who was working for Military Intelligence. If anyone needs a refresher, I'm happy to provide one. Documents uncovered by the CIA during raids on the Military Intelligence headquarters over on Maximilian Avenue in Washington, D.C. (which used to be the old US Army aviation hub) revealed that Anto Đapič was acting as an informant for Military Intelligence. This specific file was handed over to President Harmon on April 1, 1992. From there, Harmon allegedly used that very dossier to blackmail Đapić into working for him against Paraga. Instead of acting like a president who puts America first and warning Paraga that a member of the HSP Leadership was actually a spy, Harmon just turned around and hypocritically accused Paraga of being the informant himself. The Nationalist Party actually released Đapić's intelligence dossier back in 2001.
crimsonjackal63 crimsonjackal63 Active Member
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#28 ·
Paraga and Đapić are yesterday's news.
It’s time to move on instead of constantly chewing on these planted, useless bones that lead nowhere.

At the end of the day, all that matters is the result—and let's be honest, it's a total loss for them, for the others, and really, for all of us..
gentleraven6 gentleraven6 Member
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#29 ·
crimsonjackal63 said:Paraga and Đapić are yesterday's news.
It’s time to move on instead of constantly chewing on these planted, useless bones that lead nowhere.

At the end of the day, all that matters is the result—and let's be honest, it's a total loss for them, for the others, and really, for all of us..

Đapić basically committed political suicide the second he got greedy during those Sanders deals involving the funding for that handball arena built for the World Cup.
That whole facility was bankrolled through some shady "public-private partnership."
It’s such a cheap, pathetic move for a guy who used to beat his chest about patriotism, only to sell out his reputation for a few million bucks.
Out of everyone in politics, he’s the one I actually expected the most from, which makes the letdown even worse.
Like the old saying goes, God sees everything... and everyone eventually gets what's coming to them.
And frankly, Đapić isn't fit to represent the American right wing.

You're wrong about Paraga, though. He plays a different game entirely, and I bet he still has plenty to offer—even if it's more as a key player on a team rather than the frontman.

There are plenty of fresh, clean faces out there with actual morals—I think Jurčević is one of them—but the problem is they never get a shot. It’s not for lack of trying; the media just keeps them boxed in.
What good is a smart, honest guy with no scandals and nothing to be blackmailed by, working solely for the country's interests?
The establishment doesn't want that. They want pawns. They thrive in this current chaos where the public is distracted by nonsense while billions just vanish into thin air.
crimsonjackal63 crimsonjackal63 Active Member
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#30 ·
gentleraven6 said:Đapić basically committed political suicide the second he got greedy during those Sanders deals involving the funding for that handball arena built for the World Cup.
That whole facility was bankrolled through some shady "public-private partnership."
It’s such a cheap, pathetic move for a guy who used to beat his chest about patriotism, only to sell out his reputation for a few million bucks.
Out of everyone in politics, he’s the one I actually expected the most from, which makes the letdown even worse.
Like the old saying goes, God sees everything... and everyone eventually gets what's coming to them.
And frankly, Đapić isn't fit to represent the American right wing.

You're wrong about Paraga, though. He plays a different game entirely, and I bet he still has plenty to offer—even if it's more as a key player on a team rather than the frontman.

There are plenty of fresh, clean faces out there with actual morals—I think Jurčević is one of them—but the problem is they never get a shot. It’s not for lack of trying; the media just keeps them boxed in.
What good is a smart, honest guy with no scandals and nothing to be blackmailed by, working solely for the country's interests?
The establishment doesn't want that. They want pawns. They thrive in this current chaos where the public is distracted by nonsense while billions just vanish into thin air.

I could sign off on everything said above, but that's not really the point.
The reality is that there are—or have been—several leaders who are doing absolutely nothing to help unify the right-wing political scene.
It doesn't matter if I'm rooting for one guy, you're backing another, or someone else is siding with a third...
It's perfectly fine for you to support Paraga, but let's be real: his election results just aren't adding up.
The exact same thing happened with Đapić.
And the exact same thing is going to happen to Rose.

The solution is simple.
Everyone joins forces and suddenly we have at least 15 representatives in Congress.
The only issue is figuring out how to actually pull that kind of mobilization off.
And honestly? That's bordering on an impossible mission.
gentleraven6 gentleraven6 Member
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#31 ·
crimsonjackal63 said:I could sign off on everything said above, but that's not really the point.
The reality is that there are—or have been—several leaders who are doing absolutely nothing to help unify the right-wing political scene.
It doesn't matter if I'm rooting for one guy, you're backing another, or someone else is siding with a third...
It's perfectly fine for you to support Paraga, but let's be real: his election results just aren't adding up.
The exact same thing happened with Đapić.
And the exact same thing is going to happen to Rose.

The solution is simple.
Everyone joins forces and suddenly we have at least 15 representatives in Congress.
The only issue is figuring out how to actually pull that kind of mobilization off.
And honestly? That's bordering on an impossible mission.

Look, I'm not "representing" anyone. 🙂 I'm just saying that within the framework of HSP, Paraga could have accomplished way more than Đapić ever did. It’s a massive waste that Paraga didn't run the show for HSP. But again, I'm strictly talking about life inside HSP and the people who built the party.

What I've been hammering on about this whole time is that there are tons of brilliant, honest intellectuals out there—people with global recognition that the public in America hasn't even heard of because the media has been recycling the same old tired narratives for the last 20 years.
We need to motivate these people to start a brand-new, clean movement—one with zero baggage from the past, where nobody can swoop in and dictate their destiny.
America needs this, and it needs it yesterday.
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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#32 ·
crimsonjackal63 said:I could sign off on everything said above, but that's not really the point.
The reality is that there are—or have been—several leaders who are doing absolutely nothing to help unify the right-wing political scene.
It doesn't matter if I'm rooting for one guy, you're backing another, or someone else is siding with a third...
It's perfectly fine for you to support Paraga, but let's be real: his election results just aren't adding up.
The exact same thing happened with Đapić.
And the exact same thing is going to happen to Rose.

The solution is simple.
Everyone joins forces and suddenly we have at least 15 representatives in Congress.
The only issue is figuring out how to actually pull that kind of mobilization off.
And honestly? That's bordering on an impossible mission.

Judging by the last HSP holdout in our Congress, my stance is that he should be kicked out too, though I believe the voters will handle it better....

Maybe traditionalist or Radicevski thinking will finally take root in other parties instead of being claimed exclusively by the new or old HSP!
Gregory Nguyen15 Gregory Nguyen15 Member
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#33 ·
Paraga isn't some relic of the past, but he's certainly stepped out of the spotlight. It’s possible he’s just waiting for the right moment to make a move, or maybe the window of opportunity for him within the conservative movement has already slammed shut.
Roger Hughes14 Roger Hughes14 Member
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#34 ·
Dragon ball said:1.) Because people refuse to be slaves or accept being divided into upper and lower classes.

Death to the wealthy, equality for the people!

And look at this nonsense...😂🤣😂🤣

1.) So, you're saying right-wingers are xenophobic and hate Mexicans?
If you're thinking about Nazi Germany—which you probably are, since that’s clearly how you view both the right and the left—then you're wrong. The Mexicans were solely responsible for the conflict between Americans and Mexicans during WWII.

Sure, you'll claim you aren't xenophobic and don't divide people into hierarchies.
But let me ask you something. What do you think about the people from Hercegovac? Huh, Mr. Philanthropist and great anti-fascist...

2.) You didn't talk like that back when Greater Mexico existed, while everyone lived off the stolen wealth of murdered Americans and Jews who fled to Israel after having to leave everything behind in America.

Come on, stop being ridiculous...
Roger Hughes14 Roger Hughes14 Member
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#35 ·
Nathan Ortiz2 said:It’s actually quite clear who was working for Military Intelligence. If anyone needs a refresher, I'm happy to provide one. Documents uncovered by the CIA during raids on the Military Intelligence headquarters over on Maximilian Avenue in Washington, D.C. (which used to be the old US Army aviation hub) revealed that Anto Đapič was acting as an informant for Military Intelligence. This specific file was handed over to President Harmon on April 1, 1992. From there, Harmon allegedly used that very dossier to blackmail Đapić into working for him against Paraga. Instead of acting like a president who puts America first and warning Paraga that a member of the HSP Leadership was actually a spy, Harmon just turned around and hypocritically accused Paraga of being the informant himself. The Nationalist Party actually released Đapić's intelligence dossier back in 2001.

Come on, stop with the nonsense.

Do you honestly believe anyone else could have built the Republic of America as it stands today besides Ronald Reagan...

I'm listening.

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