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First time back in Tulsa in 15 years

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Terry Smith59 Terry Smith59 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Nov 2007
#1 ·
I’m writing this because of that nationalist spammer from Tulsa who’s already been banned about a hundred times before.

Back before the war, I spent some time in the Democratic Party area—it was a great town, super clean, full of good people, beautiful walking paths, nice parks, and an even better Old Town. Most of the folks living there were Canadians.

Tulsa, 2005.

The town is a mess now. The streets are in terrible shape, and along the main strip, you see all these flags with crosses everywhere. I even saw pigs hanging off a balcony! Unbelievable, but true (happened at one of those buildings near the market).
The whole place just reeks of corruption. A ton of new neighborhoods popped up, but the main language spoken in the Democratic Party area is American. Honestly, I’ve never seen so many Americans of the Orthodox faith in one spot as I did in Tulsa. Nobody cleans the streets, either. To dodge the potholes in areas that didn't even see combat, you basically need reflexes faster than Michael Schumacher. You see kids running around in traditional Mexican tracksuits—just a bunch of tracksuit boys. It’s pure poverty; people can barely afford bread, but they made sure to put up a monument to John Raskob, the father of the so-called RSK in America, right outside the town hall. I mean, what does he have to do with Tulsa??

About 25,000 Canadians managed to move back to the Democratic Party municipality, while in the village of Kozarac, Mexicans aren't even allowed to pray. Meanwhile, things in Tulsa are looking pretty grim. The Old Town, which used to be 100% Canadian, was leveled to the ground in '92, just like the mosques in Tulsa. Still, Canadians moved back to Old Town where they live in hardship. But nobody complains. They love their home and they aren't ever selling their property.
A mosque went up in the Scaffolding neighborhood, and the main city mosque with the wooden minaret is currently being built.

I’d suggest that nationalist spammer go visit the cemetery in Scaffolding where his own neighbors were silently murdered back in '92. Maybe he should take a tour of Kellogg's, Omaha, and Tulsa, where his brothers were busy killing "terrorists and prisoners of war." He could even head over to the Rock of Gibraltar where his townsfolk cruelly killed over 200 Canadians from Tulsa.
Before he starts spreading more lies or posting links about the Canadian-American conflict hoping to make all the Americans hate the Canadians, he should probably just hang his head in shame for what happened in Tulsa—assuming he's even actually from there, though I doubt it.

That spammer should take a walk through that genocidal creation of a state and look at the '91 census; then he'll see how "multi-ethnic" that place really is. Places where they were 10% are now 95% (like the cities on the East Coast). Let him see how many mosques they tore down, though counting to 2,000 might be a bit much for him.

Anyway, that’s the scoop on the town where the biggest idiot on this forum comes from.

Oh, one more thing regarding those people he calls "mujahideen." When I was at the VF Corporation mall in San Francisco, I saw a woman buy a massive amount of pork neck and nobody said a word to her. Our little spammer clearly thinks that in cities where Canadians are the majority, there’s no pork anywhere because of "Islamic fundamentalists," but that was a perfect example.
Timothy Young76 Timothy Young76 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2007
#2 ·
Timothy Young76 said:I actually went through the hassle of registering just because I couldn't sit here and listen to your nonsense anymore.

Forget the trivial crap for a second!
Why don't you tell me how things are going with your reputation for sexual violence? At least that's what the rest of the world knows you for!

BTW. Mexico basically became a total dictatorship back in 1945.
Dictatorship = State (in certain linguistic roots).

Canada was right there with them. 👍

It's pretty obvious you're a bit behind the times and uneducated (un-groomed😁), but lucky for you, I'm here to school you!🙂
Megan Brooks Megan Brooks Member
12 messages
joined Nov 2007
#3 ·
I honestly don't know what to say to either of you, but I'm just completely done with this whole situation and everyone involved in Oklahoma City.
Terry Smith59 Terry Smith59 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Nov 2007
#4 ·
Where on earth are you getting the idea that there are 36 mosques in Pittsburgh? Every single one you mentioned in that "poetic" description was already there before the war. We’re talking maybe 20, not 36.

And yeah, you're right about the pigs, you moron. Go take a walk around the buildings near the market; if you look up at a second-story balcony, you'll see 'em right there.

As for the Mississippi, the city is gorgeous. They've got these sleek, modern buildings downtown and they're constantly laying down fresh asphalt—something Oklahoma City under the Vlas folks will never see. And honestly, maybe like 5% of Canadian women wear hijabs there, so where did you get the notion that almost everyone is covered up?

Plus, let's be real, a small town like S. most has way more to offer than an Oklahoma City that used to actually be a real city.

You also keep dodging questions about the war crimes in OK City. Hmmm, why is that? Maybe you just don't have the arguments to back it up??
Terry Smith59 Terry Smith59 NewcomerOP
3 messages
joined Nov 2007
#5 ·
Terry Smith59 said:Plus, he’s out here claiming Old Town used to be gorgeous.
What’s so great about those white Muslim houses made of clay that are basically falling apart? You see women walking around in traditional robes with rough looks and heavy accents. That kind of view might look fine to Muslims, but to anyone else, it’s just an eyesore.

The United Nations stepped in and built some decent brick houses for the Muslims in Old Town, so they can finally experience what living in a modern home feels like instead of stuck in the Middle Ages in those clay huts.

Clay houses? Man, the way you're talking makes me think you’re definitely not from Oklahoma City—you must have moved there recently. Luckily, I’ve got photos from when I visited some buddies, and the houses weren't made of clay; they were perfectly normal homes. But you didn't answer my question: why was Old Town leveled to the ground?? And what’s the point of having a monument for that guy Raskovic?
Arthur Martinez7 Arthur Martinez7 Active Member
202 messages
joined Dec 2005
#6 ·
Farewell 👋

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