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Pročitajte vest Muslim WW2 Nazi collaborator glorified
  6 November 2009

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  1. Roberto,

    We just do not know, which charges against "Чича" were fabricated and which were true. The entire case needs to be re-opened, re-investigated and re-tried.

    It is a very painful and long process and one day it will happen. Till it happens, all we can express is merely opinion.

    And Tito did many things he openly regretted later.
    (Ataman, 7 November 2009 13:03)
  2. "...I really agree w you here, Dim Tuc. it's been very difficult for me to get in comments here about ww2, but yours is clear and succinct. there remain pro-nazi, pro-fascist sentiments throughout much of the world, certainly throughout the balkans and much of the world, incl even the US. but i do NOT believe that such sentiment represents the majorities of any of these countries. it's just important to keep pointing out the truth, and the all too oft hypocrisies.

    thanks.

    roberto
    frisco
    (roberto, 7 November 2009 05:16) ..."


    >>> Though it may be genuinely impossible in your case, will you be so kind to keep your comment (which is basically senseless) connected with the headline of this article?
    ...And leave the person of honorable General Draža Mihailović out of your consideration.
    And what does your vision of WWII happenings support?
    That the human is executed, followed by the set-up communist "trial", and then burried with "no grave"?
    Yep, these are the "procedures" by Antichrists.
    Where do you belong frizco?
    (dean van der serbia, 7 November 2009 12:46)
  3. >>Yes, indeed not nice, but no different at all to the fact that Serbs all over Serbia and Bosnia similarly heil Nazi collaborators like Mihailovic and the Chetniks (not to mention how free they are to publicly glorify later genocidists like Karadzic).

    "Once again the partisans got it right. Good old Tito!
    (Zmaj)"

    Yes, quite right, that's why he also executed Mihailovic.

    But then I've seen Mihailovic and the Chetniks glorified on this site, even by commenters that I had expected better of. I guess the fact that his militia wiped out tens of thousands of Muslims and had an openly stated program of "cleansing" Muslims from Sanzak and Bosnia just doesn't matter much.>>
    (Dim Tuc, 6 November 2009 18:06)

    I really agree w you here, Dim Tuc. it's been very difficult for me to get in comments here about ww2, but yours is clear and succinct. there remain pro-nazi, pro-fascist sentiments throughout much of the world, certainly throughout the balkans and much of the world, incl even the US. but i do NOT believe that such sentiment represents the majorities of any of these countries. it's just important to keep pointing out the truth, and the all too oft hypocrisies.

    thanks.

    roberto
    frisco
    (roberto, 7 November 2009 05:16)
  4. The people that glorify this Nazi and his deeds and provoke Serbs on the same soil that was once soaked with Serbian blood by Hitler-worshipers and the likes, should stop.Why do you and the Croatians openly taunt and openly provoke the Serbs with your Nazi past and present? You--who still worship these idols and death and rely on NATO to feed you,protect you,and"save you". Turn away from worshiping Nazis and turn to something happy. This Nazi worshiping and this much hate and envy toward the
    Serbs that live around you-- all speak to me as cries for real help which only forgivness and God can provide.
    (George G, 7 November 2009 00:18)
  5. Yes, indeed not nice, but no different at all to the fact that Serbs all over Serbia and Bosnia similarly heil Nazi collaborators like Mihailovic and the Chetniks (not to mention how free they are to publicly glorify later genocidists like Karadzic).

    "Once again the partisans got it right. Good old Tito!
    (Zmaj)"

    Yes, quite right, that's why he also executed Mihailovic.

    But then I've seen Mihailovic and the Chetniks glorified on this site, even by commenters that I had expected better of. I guess the fact that his militia wiped out tens of thousands of Muslims and had an openly stated program of "cleansing" Muslims from Sanzak and Bosnia just doesn't matter much.
    (Dim Tuc, 6 November 2009 18:06)
  6. dammit! what am i going to do with all these SS Handzak jerseys now???
    (stari, 6 November 2009 17:58)
  7. Too much extremism on all sides in sports in the Balkans. Don't forgot our own Serbian mafia used sport clubs as a front for organized crime and to rape rob and pillage during war time.
    (Matthew, 6 November 2009 17:58)
  8. 'Meanwhile, the club's fans have been quoted as saying that "it is their right" to express their opinion, and follow that which they "love, respect, and consider to be right".

    I would suggest to the Sandzak fans, if you want to glorify this Nazi scum, please move to Croatia. There you can go to Thompson concerts and sing Nazi songs, and nobody will bother you. You can drink and party with the Ustasha to your heart's content.
    Serbia is no place for people who glorify Nazism, we paid heavily in blood and tears fighting that scourge.
    (Dragan, 6 November 2009 15:31)
  9. "Once again the partisans got it right. Good old Tito!
    (Zmaj)"

    -- Hear hear!
    (Mike, 6 November 2009 14:50)
  10. Yes indeed it is your right to “"love, respect, and consider to be right"." To be in a Serbian Jail cell for spreading dangerous hate and provoking violence at a sports venue. For those who wish to act like idiots I suggest they go over to Kosovo’s Pro 3 team football league in Kosovo and behave like that. At least their you will be protecting by corrupt Kosovo officials.
    (Canadian, 6 November 2009 14:46)
  11. "...Meanwhile, the club's fans have been quoted as saying that "it is their right" to express their opinion, and follow that which they "love, respect, and consider to be right"."

    >>>Let's just establish two different things:

    - You (club fan's) do NOT have a right to use and misuse sport events for expressing your political ideas or to say to politicize sport event. For that you will all be charged under Serbian relevant Law and you will all be convicted.

    - You do have right to express your political ideas, let's say by organizing demonstration(s), and then if the Government considers that your political ideas are having pro-nazi and xenophobic background you will be potentially legally charged again.

    Only problem is that our pour Serbia was for sucha long time Law-less that this kind of extreme groups and criminals are absolutely out of leash and they should be swiftly convicted for long sentences as per good example how the State will deal with Crime in future.

    Common'...in this country criminal figures like Joca Amsterdamac and his lawyers are daring to say that they want to see the "property laws" changed because it plans to take, by their criminal doings acquired, properties?
    Our country is "slightly" out of legal order and this should be set right ASAP.
    (dean van der serbia, 6 November 2009 11:38)
  12. Once again the partisans got it right. Good old Tito!
    (Zmaj, 6 November 2009 09:43)

 
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