Posted on 09/27/2007 12:34:22 PM PDT by joan
The ironic thing is that the Serb woman impaled had two sons serving in the Croatian army and one of them died fighting for the Croats. (This information was from the testimony of her surviving husband which I posted earlier.)
Also, the Ustashi (Croats) in WWII were known for doing nasty things. Sad part of Europe.
And the “flowers of Croatia”, Muslims, were once proficient at impaling Christians on stakes!
What the heck does THAT mean? It was stated several times.
But it sounds like a weak and probably false attack on him - if that's all they can say - because they can't fight the evidence.
Vlad was Romanian. It is pretty far away. However, the entire Balkan Peninsula has a history replete with things like this. Even the Greeks have been known to be barbaric, and they invented the word (originally to refer to their neighbors).
But when you really come down to it, it is hard to think of a single important ethnic group in the world that does not have somewhere in its past some very shameful examples. By this standard, our American soldiers in Iraq are angels. Embarrasing some prisoners by undignified pictures at Abu Graib scarcely qualifies, except in the liberal mind.
There are even stories about WWII involving American atrocities, but since we won, they were forgotten.
More of Clinton’s legacy: supporting the genocide against the Serbs in the Krajina.
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Sore losers.
Ustashe thugs.
Tortured people are sore losers?
Croatian nationalism is as Croatian nationalism does.
Two friends of mine were lucky to escape Ustasa hospitality, one of them still bares the scare on her neck from when they attempted to cut her throat. She was 13 at the time.
When I hear the term “genocide” thrown around to describe the Serbs of Croatia who ran away by someone who then screams when the Muslims of Bosnia use the same tactic, I have to laugh.
"Genocide" is the term for what the Ustashe dogs committed on the civlians, primarily old people, who weren't able to get away.
Glad to clear that up for you, dupat.
Let’s see: do I trust the opinion of an anonymous person like yourself, or do I trust the opinion of RSK General Celeketic and the RSK political leader Babic who both admitted that the Serbs cleansed themselves from Croatia on the orders of Milan Martic? Hmmm......lmao. Ever read the book “Knin Je Pao u Beograd?” It’s written by an RSK military official who tells it like it is.
I think my friends who survived a blood letting have a different perspective.
They should take it up with Milan Martic and gang who ordered them to “evacuate” the “RSK”.
Read the article and see the reality of what the Ustashe did as soon as they got the chance.
Croatian nationalism is as Croatian nationalism does. When the Croats declare themselves a nation, bloodshed of their victims always follows.
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