Devedestetih su bile vecinom mirne demostracije bez razbijanja grada i patriotskih kradja po izlozima.
Лаж!!! Сетимо се прво 9. марта 1991. године. После тога, можемо се сетити и неких година пре 1996. али нема потребе. Сетимо се гађања Политике и РТС. Сетимо се азбијања улица Београда тих година,л па се можемо сетити и како је то изгледало 1999. и 2000. године. Никад веће разбијање улица Београда није било него за време бомбардовања. На позив, сада покојног З. Ђ. настављено је бомбардовање Србије и Београда.
Kako lepo peva Tereza Kesovija kojoj su tvoji cetnicki Crnogorci (narod koji je uvek bio bez obraza i postenja) srusili i opljackali kucu u Konavlama kraj Dubrovika:
"SVE SE VRACA, SVE SE PLACA"
Danas je dan pada Krajine.
Srusili su je Babic, Martic i Milosevic svojom sebicnom gluposcu i opijeni snovima o velikoj Srbiji a ne Tudjmanove ustase.
Sta je falilo Srbima u Hrvatskoj - bili su ugrozeni a drzali sve direktorske funkcije.
Budale koje su mastale o Srbiji od Vukovara do Karlobaga nakon ubijanja i proterivanja svih ne-Srba pobegle su od svoje savesti.
Vecina ih se danas vratila (pa i oni koji su bili sa Babicem i Marticem) i danas zive bolje nego vecina jadnog naroda u Srbiji kojima bi ti predavao srpstvo.
Ovde u Australiji ima mnogo Srba na velikom pozicijama u drustvu i sve ih krasi tolerancija i drugarstvo sa drugim narodima koji zive ovde ukljucjuci i Hrvate i Muslimane. A takovi kao sta si ti se opijaju u praznim klubovima - bilo ih je na poslednjem ANZAC marsu 5 (pet) sa opancima, kokardama i subarama a svi su ih izvizdali.
Beograd je bombardovan nakon necuvenih zlocina i genocida Crnogorsko Bosanskog dueta Karadzic i Mladic i mentalno poremecenog Slobe, kao sto je i Japan bombardiran da se zavrsi drugi svetski rat. Dojadilo Evropi i USA gledati pokolje, silovanja i palenje kuca Balkanskih divljaka pa metnuli tacku..
Srbija treba da se okrene buducnosti bez cetnika i zlikovaca uvezenih iz drugih drzava da budu vodje budalasa kao sto si ti.
Velika Srbija je ekonomski jaka Srbija u okviru velike Evrope u kojoj ce takovi kao sto si ti biti u zatvboru radi sirenja mrznje prema drigim narodima.
Poserem se na tvoju cetnicku sajkacu i revolver iza kojeg se skrivas - sta ga ne okrenes prema svojoj ludoj glavi.
Dodje mi da povratim kad citam tvoje postove.
Procitaj zvanicnu statistiku zrtava ratova na Balkanu pa onda placi da si ti zrtva, ti koji si se skrivao u Beogradu a sada se pravis herojem.
Spasi Srbiju - ubij se
Yugo-Victimology:
'Aren't they all as bad as each other?'
In the teeth of the British media, Lee Bryant explains why not.
Public opinion in Britain has always been confused by the wars in former Yugoslavia, and particularly by the strange constellation of international powers lined up behind the armies on the ground. The way that the main news media have chosen to present the conflict as a generalised bloodletting between equally culpable 'warring factions' has served to obscure any real idea about what is going on.
Two kinds of approach are particularly important in generating emotional responses without action. The first is the tendency, especially prevalent in television, of zooming in on the horror or the killing to such an extent that any political analysis is out of the frame. The second has been dubbed the 'victimological approach' - identifying victims and quantifying their victimhood as a means of apportioning blame and guilt.
Bosnians, we can all agree, have been the biggest victims of the war, and Serbs the most guilty party. Croats were victims in 1991 when they were ethnically cleansed from occupied areas of Croatia, but then they became aggressors in Bosnia and, most recently, completed a full cycle on the victimological wheel of fortune when they re-took the Krajina region by force.
Croatia's 'Operation Storm', completed in just over three days, has probably done more to confuse public opinion here than anything else. The 'Serbs as victims' story had such novelty-value for our media that we were able to follow hour by hour the flight of 150,000 Croatian Serbs from their ancestral homelands into Serb-occupied Bosnian territory and ultimately to Serbia. We were told this was the biggest population movement of the war - because nobody now remembers the brutal cleansing of half a million Bosnians in 1992 - and that it was a humanitarian catastrophe despite the fact that the Krajina Serbs fled in cars, with possessions, and without any systematic campaign of rape, torture or killing waged against them.
However distasteful the increasingly dictatorial regime of Franjo Tudjman may be, the fact remains that Croatia sought a peaceful re-integration of the Krajina, offering substantial autonomy, for four years. The Krajina leadership held out, hoping for Belgrade to intervene. At the point when it became clear they would lose militarily, Krajina Serbs were ordered to flee by their leaders in Knin. It is to be hoped that as many Krajina Serbs as possible can be persuaded to return to Croatia, and in this respect American and German pressure on Zagreb could play a key role in assuaging the justified fears of Krajina Serb civilians. In many ways Croatia (heading for a monocultural backwater) needs them more than they need Croatia.
Revenge killing, burning of houses, and looting has taken place in Krajina. There is evidence that the Croatian officer corps, stiffened by American and German advisers, prevented the killing of civilians but turned a blind eye to acts of individual revenge. Since many of the front-line troops had been expelled from the Krajina themselves in 1991 and knew exactly where to go, stopping individual acts of vengeance was almost impossible. [The Nuremburg Trials were set up after the Second World War partly to lift the burden of individual revenge from the survivors of genocide; for the same reason strengthening the International War Crimes Tribunal in the Hague is essential to prevent a cycle of revenge killing in former Yugoslavia.
Casablanca Editor ]
