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Kosovo, Republika!

2008-02-19T02:31:00.000-08:00

Finally the day has come, the day we can all look to the future, the day we can all set out to make great reforms! Enough of all those 'old fashioned' traditions like respecting people and their property, abaiding laws and well all those things. Well to heck with it, for we now that might is right. You know what, why don't we just do away with the UN? They certainly no longer serve a purpose in the world, and I will be as clear as I can about this. The world is run on the basis of a balance of fear. The ruler of the world is, the Force. Now this force dresses itself up with humanitrianism and democracy so that at the end of the day it doesn't really look so scary, but nonetheless does this Force rule the world by it's only means, by force. The UN is the plaything of this Force, and it has no real power on making decesions that will ultimately effect or change anything, it's the front that looks friendly.

We Serbs have been dealt great blow this year, but we'll be back. We will resurface on the other side, and we will re-claim what is ours from those that aren't us. And may this Force know well that it is a machine, a tank which has been infiltrated by parasites, and that it is razing away the world it once helped to create. It's ironic, they put their hand on a German Shepard in order to save the fleas on it from it's cruel masters Pestecide, and now they are infested with fleas themselves. But the fleas are on your inside America, and so are 300,000 Serbs. Will we help you regain your 'svest' after that faithful 19th of February in 2008. We must try.

Who are Croats? (Based on modern researchers of "CROAT" ethnicity)

2008-02-05T17:27:00.000-08:00

Taken from http://govori.tripod.com/croats.htm

In Austro-Hungarian statistical records, according to Adolf Fiker, Serbs (of all three faiths, according to the statistics) made up 88.9% of Dalmatia, with Albanians composing, 0.2% and Italians the rest. Many "Croats," such as those in Herzegovina and around Dubrovnik and all of Dalmatia are the descendants of Serb converts to Catholicism by Franciscan monks. The Croats have been the most vile enemies of the Serbs in our history. The following is a list of Croatian academics who affirm that contemporary "Croatian language" is simply a usurped form of Serbian. The original Croatian language was the kaykavian-chakavian idiom now marginalized as a dialect, but today in Croatia the shtokavian dialect is being used as the official language because most Croats do not speak kaykavian-chakavian (yet only 20% do). The information below will show that kaykavian-chakavian is being deliberately marginalized to increase the number of "Croats" by falsely using Catholicism as an identifying marker of "Croatianness".

QUOTE #1:
"Hrvati uvedoše i sami jezik štokavski,akoprem ih je to stalo i stoji neizmjernotruda jer i od svagdašnjeg domaćeg govora daleko im je doći". (Vežić, Neven, 1855; Milosavljević, II 28)

QUOTE #2:
"Oni se nadaju odoljeti ako pravopis igramatiku budemo imali odijeljenu od srbske"Miškatović piše Jagiću (Jagić, Spomeni mojega života, 62).

QUOTE #3:
"pravi Hrvati preko Kupe stanuju". (Danica 1847, hrvatski pisac A. Tkalčević)

QUOTE #4:
"hrvaština stupiv preko Save, a poglavitopreko Kupe počima..." (Ivan Kukuljević Arhiv, IX, 318; Đeric 158)

QUOTE #5:
"Mislim da smo već na dobrom putu.Svi su vrlo svjesni te problematike,od onih starijih pa do danas. Mi smonekakva najmlađa generacija. A kadsmo toga svi svjesni, onda bi doistatrebalo, kao što je Adam rekao, uvestikajkavski u škole kao hrvatski materinskijezik. Javna je tajna koje su svi našiakademici itekako svjesni da je hrvatskistandard kojeg sada imamo zapravo velikimdijelom srpska inačica Vukovoga rječnika.Srbi se zezaju i često znam od njih čuti:"Ukrali ste nam jezik i još ste ga uništili".To se kao ne smije reći, a to svi znaju." (Vid Balog Međimurskim Novinama 04.02.2004)

QUOTE #6:
"U Dubrovniku, ako ne odpočetka, a ono od pamtivjeka,govorilo se srpski, govorilokako od pučana tako od vlastele;kako kod kuće tako u javnom životu.Jeste istina da su zapisnici raznihvijeća vodili latinski, a prilika jetakođe da pod knezovima mletačkim,njih radi, na vijećima se poneštoraspravljalo i mletačkim i kojekakvimgovorom. Nego u općini od mletakaoslobođenoj, srpski je raspravni jezik" (Natko Nodilo Rad, 65, 117)
Below is an article by Andrej Urem, a Croat and a kaykavian-chakavian revivavalist and academic. He correctly concurs that the standard language of contemporary Croatia is Serbian and not Croatian and urges for a revival and demarginalization of cakavski-kajkavski into the standard language. The article is also anti-Serbian:

QUOTE #7:
"Krajem XV. stoljeća uslijedila je velika tragedijahrvatskog naroda. Čakavski govor potisnut je u uskopriobalno područje, Kvarner i Istru, dok je novo vlaško stanovništvo, pristiglo s osmanlijskim osvajačima, popunilo'očišćen' prostor, donijevši sa sobom svoju tradiciju i jezik (štokavštinu). Značajka tog nametnutog nam jezika je (i)jekavskiizgovor i specifican rječnik s obiljem turcizama,te preko turskog jezika preuzete arapske i perzijskeriječi. U tom smislu suvremeni književni jezik imamanje-više neprekinutu tradiciju još od XVI stoljeća,kada Dubrovčani razvijaju bogatu književnost na štokavskomnarječju ijekavskog izgovora, koji se potom nameće iHrvatima pretežno ikavskog izgovora. Ujednačavanju hrvatskog književnog jezika na štokavskom narječjumnogo doprinose franjevci koji su djelovali u Dalmaciji,Bosni i Slavoniji te već od polovice XVIII. stoljeća imaju svoj jezični standard. Tek nastojanjem Ilirskog pokreta ujedinjuju se svi Hrvati u jedan književni jezik štokavskog tipa. Lingvisticko oblikovanje hrvatskog književnog jezikau XIX. stoljeću, u znaku je zagrebačke jezikoslovneškole. 'Zasluge' i nastojanja Vuka S. Karadžica nagrađenesu 1861. kada je izabran za počasnog građanina grada Zagrebai Požeške županije, čak je i biskup J.J. Strossmayer donirao1000 forinti za tiskanje Vukovih još neizdanih spisa. Taj jezik (štokavski), u osnovi vukovski nije biodarovan već usvojen hrvatskom pomirljivošću i naivnošću.Istovremeno, potpomognut politikom plemenskog 'rvatstva',stvorio je neprirodnog blizanca – srpskog doppelgangera. Čakavica je uzmicala, povlačila se; izvorni jezik tisućljetnetradicije gubio je već svaku bitku i smesturan u narječjepadao je u zaborav. Međutim, zastor još nije pao, moć pamćenja je moć života. Čakavica se grijala uz domaće kameno ognjišće, skritotinjala pod pepelom i iskra se nije nikad ugasila. Moždaju je upravo to spasilo: iskonska ljubav za našu domaću besdu i – strpljenje, ona slabasna nada da sve na koncuprođe. Rano je veseliti se, jer bilo bi bolje da je do kraja pokrije zaborav, nego da se uruči na razinu neukusnihfestivalskih blesavljenja ili da postane 'oružje i stigma'lokalnog revolta.

Andrej UremU ISKONU GLAGOLJICEDec 06, 04
http://www.croatianworld.net/CROWNframes.htm?http://www.croatianworld.net/Letters/4888.htm

Below is an article by Tomislav Sunić, a writer and former US professor in political science, a Croat and a kaykavian-chakavian revivalist and academic. He also correctly concurs that the standard language of contemporary Croatia is Serbian and not Croatian and urges for a revival and demarginalization of chakavian-kaykavian into the standard language:

QUOTE #8:
The hybrid "Serbo-Croatian"language was not only an oxymoron - it was primarilya political ploy for bringing two different peoples into a unitary unnatural whole. With the establishment of the new stateof Croatia in 1991, there was the public outcry to purify theCroatian language of all Serbian words, and to show the worldCroatian distinctiveness - often at the expense of doctoring upnew and bizarre words. After the Passion Play of Bleiburg in 1945, the Yugo-communist commissars, enacted decrees that would thoroughly emasculatethe linguistic treasure trove of the Croatian language. Therooted Croatian language was considered "counterrevolutionary." Moreover, the usage of some popular regional idioms and expressions from the cakavski or the kaikavski dialects, was viewed asprovincial, "hickish," or at best, primitive. Meanwhile thetitophile intelligentsia, in search of careers, started topopularize the new hybrid of "Serbo-Croatian language." In 1886 one unitary language was also designed for citizens of Bosnia and Hercegovina. Following the annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina by the Austrian authorities, an attempt was madeto create a common language for the three different peoplesand cultures. This attempt soon came to a pitiful end. Likewise,there is a tendency today, encouraged also by the internationalcommunity, to introduce the "Bosnian language." Most likely,this centralistic attempt will also fail. The Croatian language is the hallmark of Croatian nationalidentity; it has to be nurtured at all cost, notably byintroducing into its vocabulary idioms and expressions fromthe local cakavski and kajkavski dialects. This "return tothe roots" is certainly much more expedient than resorting to some new words, i.e. neologisms which often leave a badpolitical aftertaste among domestic and foreign listenersand interlocutors. Tomislav Sunicwriter and former US professor in political science

http://english.pravda.ru/mailbox/22/98/387/10947_croatia.html

Below is an article from an on-line encyclopedia which states that kaykavian-chakavian was the standard dialect of Croatia until the 15 century. However, "shtokavian" was used only and constantly by Serbs from before the 15th century and long after:

QUOTE #9:
Čakavsko narječje je do turske najezde u 15. stoljeću pokrivaloveliko područje... Hrvatske, Like, dijela zapadne Bosne, Dalmacijei praktički sve otoke. U 14. i 15. stoljeću se snažno afirmiraočakavski kao hrvatski književni jezik. Nesporno je da je prvicjeloviti spis «Vatikanski hrvatski molitvenik», nastao oko1380-1400 u Dubrovniku kao prijepis s čakavskoga izvornika.

Source:
http://bs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hrvatski_jezik
The Baška Tablet is the oldest document written in Croatian language. It dates from the 1100s and one can clearly see that it is in the chakavian idiom:

QUOTE #10:
AZ V' IME OTCA I S(I)NA I SVETAGO DUHA AZ' OPAT' DR'ZhIHA PISAH SE O LEDNINE JuZhE DA Z'V'NIM(I)R KRAL' HR'VAT'SKI V' DNI SVOE V' SVETUJu LUCIJu I SVEDOCI MI ZhUPAN' DESIMIRA KR'BAVE MARTIN' V L(I)CE PRB'NEBZhA S' POSL' VIN(0)DOLE JaK(O)V' V OTOCE DA IZhE TO POREChE KL'NI I BO(G) I *BI* AP(OSTO)LA I *G* EVANJELISTI I S(VE)TAJa LUCIJa AM(E)N' DA IZhE SDE ZhIVET MOLI ZA NE BOGA AZ OPAT' DBROVIT' Z' DAH' CREK'V' SIJu I SVOEJu BRATIJu S DEVETIJu V' DNI K'NEZA KOS'M'TA OBLAD AJuChAGO V'SU K'RAINU I BJeShE V' T' DNI M IKULA V' OTOCh'CI S' SVETUJu LUCIJu V' EDINO

Below is an article from istrianet.org – a Croatian website, which asserts that Istrian chakavian preserves the oldest Croatian words. This is obvious since shtokavian has been shown to be distinctly Serbian and thus non-Croatian since it came to be used by Croats in the last few hundred years at a time when large numbers of Catholic Serbs began being absorbed into the Croatian ethnios (see article on Bosnia and Herzegovina). The article incorrectly refers to chakavian-kaykavian as a "dialect". However, the article contradicts itself because a dialects of a language cannot contain more "original words" than the standard language. The fact that chakavian-kaykavian contain more original Croatian words than shtokavian makes it self-evident that shtokavian is not an authentic Croatian idiom. As has been shown it is a late borrowing from Serbian.

QUOTE #11:
The dictionary "Gonan po naše" (my language) is a collectionof more than 5,000 words collected from the picturesque Labincakavican dialect derived from the inhabitants of Istria whoreside between the two beautiful inlets of Plomin and Rasa.The inhabitants of Labin differ from the rest of Istria as theyspeak in in cakavica, like the people of Lindar, our islandsBrac, Trogir, and the inhabitants of Komize on the island of Vis. When speaking, they have a pronounced stress on the half vowelsof o and i, as well as using many archaic words from the Croatianlanguage which reveals that the people of Labin were numbered amongthe first slav inhabitants of Istria. Even today there are only a handful of writers in Labin who writein their own dialect, and among them first the most authentic and poetical are Zdenka Viskovic-Vukic and Daniel Nacinovic. Some oftheir poems have been published in the prologue of this dictionary,together with some other poems written in cakavica by poets from Labin and some emigre' authors One is to save many words from extinction which are disappearingtogether with the ancient trades, traditions, stratums of villagelife, and now with the exposure to the literary Croatian word. Thedictionary will stimulate the desire to keep and affirm cakavica notonly in everyday conversation, but as a strong and authentic mediumin creativity. Together with an improved knowledge about the valueof the language which has often been underrated, forbidden or asubject of derision and ridicule, it will encourage the self-confidenceof its use among the people of Labin. Source:
http://www.istrianet.org/istria/linguistics/istroslavo/gonan1sum-eng.htm
Below are samples of chakavian-kaykavian poetry written today by those who can speak the true Croat language. Compare its simmilarity with the language of the Baška Tablet and you will see an obvious continuity.

QUOTE #12:
PETRADA Eno mista, di ko god je radi,sa jednom nogomje u greb uliza...Svidok je pašarinda čovik ni bi lin!Za njega učinit,vajalo se spotit;spotit i umrit...Gledan jekako nimo priti,od kad su iz nje kavaduri utekli!Ostale su samo škajeod ožmarane facade,suze i kapi pota...Sad koze tuda skačedu,i guje lizedu,i dica trčedu,i ne razumidu;da, ko god je tamo radi,sa jednon nogonje u greb uliza...By:Zlatan JaksićSelca, island of BračVRIME OD ŠKOJA Šjoii Mariji iz StudeneZanamisto od škoja, kad bi se reklo da puše od Fara,ne bi se čovik obo vrimenu sa gušton razgovara.Kad bi se reklo Vitar od Vrbanjaparila bi mu snaga tri puta manja.I od Bogomojeparilo bi da puše priko voje.A od Pojicda duha stari Jakovic.Od Svete Nedijene bi se znalo ni di je;a Svirča, Vrisnika i Pitav- puno je molitav.Tako i ženska koju zovu Farkinja- koliko da je strankinja!I Farankahoće reć da se čovik oženi vanka.Pa i bodulicaka da je sirota - mulica.Ni Farkani najboja marka.Po guštu je samo Š k o j a r k a.Samo Škojarka vridi suha zIata,i to jon je onda imei prezimei kazata.By:Zlatan JaksićSelca, otok Brač OBID U PETRADISedi se na dvi stine,u glavi susuraju mine,a u rukan remine,i jida se na dicuda su zaboravili donit zlicu,i da ne znaju kazat novidati,a to bi tukalo znat u petradi;i neka se drugi put paricadubez tabaka doc u petradu. A sada odma da se gre u selo,i uz Podbrdje, senca skerci, kapu na celo!I neka se doma sve lipo pozdravi,a mater svakako da ono ne zaboravi.By:Zlatan JaksićSelca, otok Brač

If Croatia's borders were to be modified to include only those who retain the original Croatian language, Croatia would look like this. The rest of the lands are inhabitted by Serbs. See below...
This is the earliest source referring to Serbs OR Croats in modern day Croatia (Krajina: consisting of Banija, Kordun, Lika and Northern Dalmatia) and it suggests that all other LATER references to Croats instead of Serbs in this region are actually references to a Croatianized SERB population. Since the Chronicles mention Serbs in Lika in the 700s this suggests that the population was croatianized by Tomislav in the 10th century when he built the mighty empire described in DAI. It suggests that Tomislav's empire was mostly composed of conquered Serb land, as it contained lands described by Einhardt and quoted by Croat, Kukuljevic as being inhabited by Serbs. Here is the 19th century Croatian nobleman, historian and revivalist, Ivan Kukuljevic quoting "The Annals" of the Frankish King Einhardt who together with the Serbs and Croats, defeated the Avar Khanate. The document is from the 8th century:

QUOTE #13:
""Liudevitus Siscia civitate relicta,ad Sorabos, quae natio magnam Dalmatiepartem obtinere dicitur, fugiendo se contulit"(in latin) "Ljudevit (prince of Lower Pannonia 822)having left the city of Sisak, fled to the Serbs, people inhabiting the greater partof Dalmatia)". I. KukuljevicCodex diplomII, 148, p. 21.quoting:"The Annals of Einhardt" from the 8th century AD

ATTENTION READER:All the quotes which have been listed are those of academics of CROATIAN ethnicity. No Serb sources were used to prove that 4/5 of modern Croatia is of Serb ethnicity or that contemporary standard Croatian is a version of the Serbian language.

Forum Srbija!

2008-01-21T18:37:00.000-08:00

I'm happy to report that I have created a forum for discusion on any serious issue mentioned here or any blog like mine or be it my opposition. Everyones opinion welcome. I will either delete all off-topic posts. To anyone interested in moderating; let me know.

http://srbija.darkbb.com/index.htm

Character Assasination or simply put, Filtering...

2008-01-21T16:13:00.000-08:00

It is my happy duty to report to all reading on this blog, that I have done some experimenting in my time of late, not so much with women either, but with the 'out-of-their-hole', neo-liberal scum. Yes scum, I have no other word for them. I have gone to a few of their forums, I have time and time again tried to post perfectly sensible and civilised comments there, and they banned me every time and deleted my posts because I had a differing point of view. Pretty much the same thing happens every time I try to oppose the 50 comments on any B92 story that state how Serbia has not progressed and submitted enough to the 'world powers'. Now I'm all for might is right, but no one should expect Serbia to simply submit. These people are enraging, that's a taken, but what you have to keep in mind is that they are not mindless drones, but the new breed of metro sexual man who will tirelessly work to make anyone with a differing point of view look evil, not bad but evil, and you have to keep in mind that they are aggressive and infectious because of their highly willingly exposed feminine side. This does not go when Nenad Canak is in question because he actually has an abnormal count of feminine hormones fueling his anti-Serb/self aggression.

If there are any liberals reading this then in your response, if any, please don't smear me, don't attack me, but just address the issue. As of January 14, Happy New Year.

Idiot-ologies of anti-Serbs and self hating Serbs

2007-10-23T23:28:00.000-07:00

Italian Prime Minister

After a conversation between a EU official and Russian President Vladimir Putin, in which Putin states how Kosovo independence would be unlawful, unnecessary and could potentially create unworkable conditions in the region, the Italian Prime minister actually calls Vladimir Putin's presidential office to try and 'persuade' him on how Kosovo 'needs deserves and must' become independent. I'm getting this from a news paper and I am currently unable provide an online link.

Forum "Slobodna Vojvodina"

Apparently like many western politicians, sellout Serbs in Vojvodina, (who are currently unhappy with being the highest paid (by Region) in Serbia) claim that Vojvodina independence along with that of Kosovo are in the interest of the Serbian people. They fail to mention how and why. They also support cutting off any ties to Serbs in Bosnia, and also fail to say why. Apparently those Serbs are uncultured 'toothless seljacine' and nothing more. But geez, were those 'toothless hillbillies' to be given a chance to vote in Serbia as the Croats in Bosnia do in Croatian elections, (selective politics, if I ever saw such a thing) their Ceda and Canak would be 'voted out by the people' (of who Ceda claims he actually was one back in October 2000), and the party with Serbian interests would actually be in power in Serbia. But we cant have that, can we now?

Slobodna Vojvodina: A must visit.

Address: http://vojvodina.phpbbweb.com/vojvodina.html

PS. If anyone who speaks Serbian wishes to participate, make sure you use proper grammar at all times, because doe to their lack of plausible arguments, the 'Vojvodinians' will resort to personal attacks.

Neo-liberalism, double standards and absurdness...

2007-10-11T16:29:00.000-07:00

A new way of thinking is arising, and they like to call it the 'neo-liberal' way, but also popular is the 'reformist' way. Now it's not quite liberalism, and that is where the word 'neo' comes in. In short plain English, you are free to live where you are, under the greatest possible illusion of liberty, but you are obliged to work, because if you don't, your country will openly discriminate against you. Nothing new, just some thing a couple of people and a university lecturer have confirmed to me. Now to focus on what interests me, and it is exactly that hypocrisy of the neo-liberals that can send a heterosexual European cultured male over the edge in today's world. You know what I mean right? The type of person that we 'need' less referrals to from the past sense. We are no longer encouraged to read what Plato had to say, because there is Lao-tzu (Confucius), and if we are noticed to be favouring the teachings of someone like the first over the second, we are therefore rightfully proclaim able as bigots, considering that we are of European ancestry. Enough said on that.

Serbia is my next topic. I have been on countless Internet Forums in the past week, and the noticable rise of this pro-western Serb thought is really alarming. Don't get me wrong, I appreciate them wanting a stronger economy - but at what cost? From what I gathered, they would happily transform Serbia from a nation state into a melt-pot multicultural society in a snap of a finger without a second thought if they could, and a week later in case they don't like it, they would simply blame the 'communist no minority ideals' of the now deceased Slobodan Milosevic for it. I remember reading something about the Tzar Lazar's Guard being ready to go to war for Kosovo i Metohija, (on B92) but only one comment under the article can be quoted saying that "the people have a right to fight for the territorial integrity of their country", whilst the rest were asking calling for the 'silencing' of those 'old fashioned morons'. One bloke asked for help to go around Belgrade and tear down any posters they put up, since he claimed he couldn't do it alone. And this exactly reflects the 'international bully' position of the 'international community', which scorns, and I mean literally scorns any 'unpopular descent' which would involve Serbs actually defending themselves and their homeland. The people on these forums are same the ones who want to cut off any relations with Serbs from the other side of Drina river (Serbs in Bosnia) , and I don't blame them, because had they been allowed to vote in Serbia when the Bosnian Croats got their rights to vote in Croatian elections, I doubt even the whole of the 'democratic block' would win even 30% of the seats, but that's a completely different issue, I believe it's called 'double standards', but 'self determination for all but Serbs' works just as well.

I hope the neo-liberals aren't too shocked at the harshness of the punishment Nikola Radosavljevic will receive for killing 9 people in eastern Serbia. Medical and mental help for the rest of his life! - and just for shooting a measly 9 old fashioners in a village in an old fashioned east oriented part of Serbia. What a shame. And I'm being serious now, no more sarcasm. The man who killed 9 and 'wanted to but didn't have the bravery to do himself as well', gets insanity. Wow, that's really something, only 6 months after Serbia abolished the death penalty, it had the pleasure of it's first ever mass murderer. Well, a peace time one anyway, say the neo-liberals.

BRAĆO, SVE JE NAMEŠTALJKA!!!

2007-10-08T05:58:00.000-07:00

Nikako nepodržavam fašizam. Samo nacionalizam! Neću da verujem ono sto ću da napišem o Davidovicu, ali hoću da se o tome razmisli.

Razmislite, koristite glave! Ko je ovaj Davidović? On moze biti Čankov brat...DAVID-OV-IĆ. Moze biti Jevrej! Nikad u zivotu nisam čuo za njega, a on može samo biti ubacen da zbuni situaciju, da izprovocira incident, pa da onda nas prave srpske nacionaliste napadnu vlasti, i da nas u zamku uvuku. Nedajte da se to dogodi. BEZ INCIDENTA, ako čitate ovo. Mirno posmatrajmo. Čanak na televiziji samo da nije direktno nazvao Cetnike fašistima! I vidi se da laže, vidi se da još nesme, ali hoce uskoro ako vidi da ima podršku. Nezaboravimo ko smo mi, nezaboravimo ko su Srbi. U Srbiji nisu dobrodosli ni Jevreji ni Nemci, ni zapadnjaci pa ni tamnoputci!

Ovo mi sada najviše liči na nešto što se desilo 11. Septembra 2001 u Njujorku. Kada je spuco jedan avijon u zgradu, pomislio sam da je neko sa navigacijom zbrko, a kad puče drugi u susjednu zgradu, očigledno mi je ličilo na namštaljku. Tako mi liči i ovo sada, kao neka šema, koja bi mogla da okrivi Srbe za eventualno odcepljenje Vojvodnine. Ovo može biti orkastrovano sa strane zapada, znatno Nemačke, koja već neko vreme gleda ka Vojvodini. Setite se reči nemačkog ambasadora Cobela u Beogradu.

Pomoz Bog Četnici

The Problem of Srpska??

2007-10-05T00:26:00.000-07:00

I was watching a TV show on BN (Republika Srpska channel) a few hours ago and had the privilege to listen to, well I don't know what he is, but lets just say that Mr Trivunofic is a very learned individual. He reminded viewers incuding myself of the falsehoods of why the Western community is hell bent on abolishing the Bosnian Serbs' republic status. And it all started a while ago with 'police reforms', that are simply to abolish the "Policija Republike Srpske" and put in place a Bosniak dominated single police union that would control the whole of Bosnia. Somehow the Serbian entities' autonomy and any real ability to look after it's ethnic groups' interest is getting in the way of Bosnian prosperity, and a unitary Bosnia is needed in order to maintain regional stability. Yet right across the imposed border of Drina into Serbia the West is once more in contradiction of itself, by stating that in Serbia's situation it would be good to let go of a piece of it's territory known as Kosovo i Metohija, and give Vojvodina more autonomy, and then decentralize the rest of the country, that is known as central Serbia. If that isn't a plan to De-nationalize Serbs in the process of destroying their homelands, like what has happened in Montenegro, then I don't know what exactly it is, but I am sure as hell that it isn't a plan for stabilising the Balkans. Why is Republika Srpska having it's own police such a problem, when in Switzerland there are "22 cantons and 22 uniforms, without any agony"? I don't agree with the Swiss model but that isn't any of my business. And before any assumptions are made that a centralised Bosnia is as valid as a centralised Serbia, let me remind you that Serbia is a nation state of Serbs, whilst Bosnia is an imposed experimental abnormality in which 60% of the population would rather it didn't exist.

Zionism? What Zionism?

2007-10-01T03:45:00.000-07:00

It is my sad duty to report, but it has been made public that the March for Serbian unity organised for October 7th in Novi Sad, Serbia, has been banned. With the stroke of a pen, at the request of the "World Jewish Congress", the Serbian government have banned a march set to take place on Serbian soil. Sad but true. When a foreign organisation gets to dictate to Serbias' own government, weather or not to allow a pro-Serbian march, it is clear that we have a problem. Also the leader of the Vojvodina Social Democrats Nenad Canak has publicly encouraged his party supporters to take to the streets on October 7th themselves, in case the 'skinheads' show up. Then, whilst still on air, he asked them to physically assault the marchers, and 'show them who has the numbers'. I will be looking on anxiously to see what will take place in the province of Vojvodina in the next couple of weeks, although I don't expect anything nationally pro-Serbian any time soon.

Contradictions...

2007-07-15T18:41:00.000-07:00

Incredibly not even a week after Javier Solana and Carla del Ponte stated their happiness with the progress of Serbian national suicide, its involuntary Westernisation more often referred to as 'pro-democratic reforms', the French foreign minister Bernard Kouchner has come out and said that Serbia must give up Kosovo i Metohija in order to enter the EU. Notably a number of European and US politicians have stated in the past that Kosovo is a 'unique' case and that it wouldn't reflect on anything else, including on Serbia's EU candidacy. I have written this article mixing the order of people and events a bit because that's the vibe I am getting from the EU. They are globalists and they want out with nation states, thus are willing to twist and warp world politics to achieve their dream of one world market.

Croats really take advantage of "Tadici's good mood".

2007-07-02T19:37:00.000-07:00

Croatian Ministry of Defense estimated the total military assets of former Yugoslavia to 70 billion dollars and is demanding its part of 10 billion US dollars from Serbia. ORIGINAL

What part of the word "unreasonable" do the Croats not have in their vocabulary? Croatia has left Yugoslavia in the bloodiest way it could, and if it's government thinks enough time has passed for them to 'demand' anything they 'were' entitled to from Belgrade, it's a good time for someone to step in and say it's too bad. However I have no doubts Mr Tadic will be an example leader of the Serbian people, according to Brussels, as soon as he makes with the money.

Kosovo unique!

2007-06-23T21:43:00.000-07:00

The idea of Kosovo precedent is not real. Each conflict has its peculiarities although all four conflicts on the GUAM territory have much in common, said U.S. political scientist Vladimir Socor. However, according to him, these conflicts cannot be compared to the Kosovo one. “What’s going oThe idea of Kosovo precedent is not real. Each conflict has its peculiarities although all four conflicts on the GUAM territory have much in common, said U.S. political scientist Vladimir Socor. However, according to him, these conflicts cannot be compared to the Kosovo one. “What’s going on in Kosovo? An ethnic cleansing took place, afterwards all refugees returned to their homes. NATO, EU and U.S. keep the situation under control. There is a UN mandate of supreme representative of the international community for Kosovo, who is actually the Governor of the region. West’s protectorate is observed there. Now, what’s happening in Karabakh, Transdnistria, Abkhazia and South Ossetia? No NATO, no EU, no U.S., no UN mandate, no representative of the international community. Russia is the only power to control the military and political situation on these territories. Armenia is Russia’s ally in the Nagorno Karabakh conflict,” he said. If someone wants to create a Kosovo precedent and apply it to the post-soviet space, the action should be accompanied with deployment of NATO forces and invitation of the European Union for economic responsibility, he said. “Presence of western international law enforcement organizations, liquidation of consequences of ethnic cleansings and return refugees to their homes should be secured,” the American political scientist supposed. ORIGINAL

Enjoy that article, well let me run a few obvious statements by you. Firstly, the idea that Kosovo's imposed independence won't influence other regions of the world is a funny one, because I can see the same foul Western liberation/interference in the Sandzak region of west Serbia only years later. That too will be a unique case, completely incomparable with the possible status of Republika Srpska let alone Russian 'statelets' in the Caucasus. But then again, it may have some precedent, and serve as a good example of how the 'free world' can help create yet another model mini-state called, "Srebrenicka Palanka" (Srebrenica).

Another thing, that simply strikes me as crazy is the idea of having NATO resolve the status of Russian claimed territories.

Srbsko welcomes all...

2007-06-22T07:03:00.000-07:00

Hello respected readers, and wellcome to my new blog. Here I will be discussing various issues of the world but will be concentrating on the Balkans, but who knows if you read here often it might even help you solve your own problems with the universe. I would very much appretiate your attentivness and will look forward to all your comments and issues! Articles will come soon, enjoy your say!