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I know he's dead, I know about the conspiracy theories people like you concocted about how he was murdered. Do you read what I write?

---The point your side makes is that all comparisons between Nazi Germany and Serbia are wrong.

*** He was on trail. Look at what he was on trail for in the link I provided. What did he lead?

*** Now pick a Nazi war criminal. Look at what he was on trail for.

As to the free Slobodan web sites:

http://resistance.chiffonrouge.org/article.php3?id_article=225

http://www.icdsm.org

You know what the problem is with people that defend these acts? Their world view is not much unlike that of some Tutsi or Hutu. The views they express is what one expects from some ignorant gunman in a third world banana republic. A place where heathens and savages, people who are uneducated and uncultured, rule. It’s nearly unimaginable that these people call themselves “European”.

["Now pick a Nazi war criminal. Look at what he was on trail for."]

Okay, I'll pick one. How about Heinrich Himmler?

Now, tell me what trail he was on and then pick his analagous counterpart in Serbia that was on the same trail as that monster?....How about Pol Pot?...oops how silly of me - wrong country that was Cambodia.

"I know he's dead, I know about the conspiracy theories people like you concocted about how he was murdered."

Did you google that, thinking, "Oh crap! I"ve been caught"?

Love the "you people" reference. Not sure who you are talking about, but I am an American of Montenegrin descent -- family's been here since a little after WWI. Recall saying that Slobo was an SOB, but just go on deluding yourself -- can't seem to stop you.

Did YOU read what I wrote? Or more specifically the link to the interview with James Harff of the PR Firm, Ruder Finn, who bragged about how he created the entire Nazi/Holocaust metaphor for the break-up of Yugoslavia in the press, in spite of the fact that one of his clients -- Tudjman of Croatia, was a Holocaust denying, goose-stepping real Nazi and the other client, Izetbegovic, had said that "there can be no co-existance between Islamic and non-Islamic institutions. Muslims must take control as soon as it is numerically possible"? Nah. Didn't think so.

Have you ever been to the Balkans, Red? Ever seen the place or read anything about it before the place came apart at the seams? I doubt it, or you wouldn't be so gullible. Nor would you be so quick to divide the people into groups of "black hats" and "white hats", if you had family -- as I do -- who are mixed.

Unless of course, you are just another fool who Hoplite drug in -- as he has many -- to take the blows while he hides behind you cheering you on. If so, good luck with that!

This whole debate is far off from the original article and appear to be going nowhere.

Hey hot shot.....we started the whole thing in 1948 and got out collective butts handed to us.....reference Frank Wisner, SR, Balle Kombetar; Operation Fiend, then we stirred up trouble in Bosnia, brought over our scorpions from Afghanistan, Milo responds, heavily handed however, and there you go....

By the way...

Serbia and Russia to build gas pipeline worth $1 bln.
Belgrade/Moscow, 20.12.2006 18:17

http://www.makfax.com.mk/look/agencija/article.tpl?IdLanguage=1&IdPublication=2&NrArticle=48379&NrIssue=224&NrSection=20

Serbian and Russia will construct a gas pipeline passing through Serbia, with estimated value of $1 billion.

A delegation of the Serbian Government signed a memorandum with the Russian company Gazprom today in Moscow today.

The agreement is for the construction of a gas pipeline running through Serbia and extending from the Bulgarian to the Croatian border.

The realization of the project is expected to start next year, and the project foresees for a pipeline to stretch across several countries in South East Europe, bringing gas from Russia to Italy.

According to the announcements, the pipeline will have a capacity of shipping 20 billion cubic meters of gas on a yearly basis.

Serbian President Boris Tadic thanked Russian President Vladimir Putin for the quick start to this project. “Russia has shown once again that it treats Serbia as a friend and advisor”, Tadic said