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Again, that's why the musli south of Brcko were allied throughtout the war with the Serbs against the Islamics in Sarejevo.

Sometimes that happens in civil war Loyalties get crossed. The commander of III Corps out of Tuzla was a Serb; many Tuzla Serbs stuck with the Izetbegovic government because they recognized Slobo to be the Nazi thug that he is/was, or because (like my one translator friend, Duke the Sportscaster), had the temerity to marry non-Serb women and didn't like being threatened.

Some Yankees who married Southern gals fought for the South; some anti-Slavery and some pro-Constitutional Southerners stuck with the North, including Andrew Johnson of Tennessee, who succeeded Lincoln. If you expect coherency, go devote yourself to the history of Rommel in the Desert. Civil wars are much messier than that.

Please, you know all this, but you're just playing trying to stick to a line that has been disproved over and over. I'm done with this stupidity.

I wish I were. And nothing has been disproved, we're just seeing the Serb Party Line spewed over and over and over and over and over.

That's funny, because when I spoke to several officers of the Bosniak army about Serbs or Croats in their military they said there were a few privates, mostly mixed families, no officers. The region wasn't just a commander but a large portion of the population, but how could this be? How could the "nazi" Serbs have tolerated fighting along side the muslims?

The Serb party line? Hmmm, I'm seeing a lot of the Musli party line coming from you. And by my experience, I'd rather trust Christians, had enough of your "friendly" Musli pointing guns at me.