Tuesday, 21.10.2008.
12:29
The ruling HDZ has vehemently condemned the use of ustasha or others chants with racist, extremist or radical overtones at sporting events.
Izvor: Tanjug
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pre 15 godina
Until the ustasha treasury lawsuit is settled, the victims of Jasenovac have no closure. The governments of Serbia and Croatia evade the issue. We must know where the money went and who profited from genocide.
www.vaticanbankclaims.com
pre 15 godina
Sanader seems to be pretty keen on de-associating Croatia with Ustasha racism. Perhaps he feels the chill from Brussels on this issue?
And, after all, Brussels generally demands quite bold steps to be taken in order to regard them as "serious", so perhaps Mr. Sanader should start his "bold steps" by removing the Ustasha Logo from the Croatian flag?
pre 15 godina
Well said Mr. Sanader.
It's about time someone stood up and condemned these racist chants.
Does Croatian want to be seen as a civilized country or a country which is not willing to shake off their Nazi past? You cannot stop people from feeling hatred and racism but you can stop them from infecting others with it.
Maybe Ivo can go one step further and offer an apology to all the Serbian and other non Croatian victims of the last war. It's past due now.
pre 15 godina
Well said Mr. Sanader.
It's about time someone stood up and condemned these racist chants.
Does Croatian want to be seen as a civilized country or a country which is not willing to shake off their Nazi past? You cannot stop people from feeling hatred and racism but you can stop them from infecting others with it.
Maybe Ivo can go one step further and offer an apology to all the Serbian and other non Croatian victims of the last war. It's past due now.
pre 15 godina
Until the ustasha treasury lawsuit is settled, the victims of Jasenovac have no closure. The governments of Serbia and Croatia evade the issue. We must know where the money went and who profited from genocide.
www.vaticanbankclaims.com
pre 15 godina
Sanader seems to be pretty keen on de-associating Croatia with Ustasha racism. Perhaps he feels the chill from Brussels on this issue?
And, after all, Brussels generally demands quite bold steps to be taken in order to regard them as "serious", so perhaps Mr. Sanader should start his "bold steps" by removing the Ustasha Logo from the Croatian flag?
pre 15 godina
Sanader seems to be pretty keen on de-associating Croatia with Ustasha racism. Perhaps he feels the chill from Brussels on this issue?
And, after all, Brussels generally demands quite bold steps to be taken in order to regard them as "serious", so perhaps Mr. Sanader should start his "bold steps" by removing the Ustasha Logo from the Croatian flag?
pre 15 godina
Well said Mr. Sanader.
It's about time someone stood up and condemned these racist chants.
Does Croatian want to be seen as a civilized country or a country which is not willing to shake off their Nazi past? You cannot stop people from feeling hatred and racism but you can stop them from infecting others with it.
Maybe Ivo can go one step further and offer an apology to all the Serbian and other non Croatian victims of the last war. It's past due now.
pre 15 godina
Until the ustasha treasury lawsuit is settled, the victims of Jasenovac have no closure. The governments of Serbia and Croatia evade the issue. We must know where the money went and who profited from genocide.
www.vaticanbankclaims.com
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