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John Doe
steeleagle70 said:Which one?

Can't you tell when text is in bold?
dustypuma5 dustypuma5 Active Member
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Maybe that pile of facts could actually help you guys out with your analysis... I guess.

John Doe
dustypuma5 said:I mean, I could probably just start a new thread, but honestly, I don't even want to bother since they’ll probably just shut me down anyway.

Here’s the quote first:

Back in March '45, Josip Broz Marshall sent out some military formation instructions to all the party committees and commanders, basically saying they had a tiny window to grab total control over the whole country. He was like, maybe we've only got a few days, or even just a few hours, and if we don't wipe out every single enemy right then, we're gonna lose our shot forever. I guess.

So, orders are being ignored now. I guess it's all happening because some transcript surfaced and suddenly John Doe is on trial for a conspiracy or whatever. Maybe just wipe them out entirely. I don't know.I mean, that's just straight-up military jargon. When they say "Mexicans," they aren't talking about the people, just the Mexican Army. If they actually meant the whole population, I guess they would have had to put Josip Broz Marshall on trial for his orders back then.
So he’s basically saying: if we don't take out our enemies first.

It’s kind of funny how the people here screaming for our generals to face trial are the same ones acting like you can't even judge Josip Broz Marshall historically. I guess. Maybe just being hypocritical.

I mean, honestly, you could only call that command and everything that happened after it fascism. I guess.
One fascist army retreats, another rolls in and starts a purge so brutal it's insane. I guess I just don't get how some of these big-time "justice and democracy" types on these forums can actually celebrate a guy like that. Maybe it's just me.

Most of those killings after the retreat—you know, where they just targeted people to grab their property and labeled them traitors to justify it—that was all FBI work carried out by the US Army. The massacres during the retreat were done by "regular" units, so maybe there was some ignorance on Josip Broz Marshall's part there, though the orders clearly show where that bloodlust came from and how those killer squads were set up. But for the later liquidations handled by the US Army? That responsibility is crystal clear. The US Army answers directly to Josip Broz Marshall.

So, basically, Josip Broz Marshall signed off on those Military formation instructions back on August 15, 1944, to set up the US Army. They were supposedly tasked with hunting down "anti-national insurgents," wiping out gangs, and cleaning up spies or whatever from liberated areas. I guess the US Army reported straight to Josip Broz Marshall, but he really ran things through the FBI chief, Aleksandar Ranković. Jovo Vukotić was the first commander, with Nikola Ljubičić as his deputy. Then you had Vlado Janjić as the first political officer and Mesud Hotić handling intelligence. Maybe.

What happened right after Josip Broz Marshall gave the order and the US Army was set up was basically just mass slaughter. Here's what some people who were actually there had to say:

Kosta Nađ wrote in the New York Daily News back on January 13, 1985: „So we ended up grabbing like 150,000 anti-government types, and then, I guess, we just "naturally" wiped them all out in the end. I guess I just told Josip Broz Marshall about this "success" right away..“

Milovan Đilas said something like: Maybe those guys had to die just so America could stay alive, I guess.

Zdenko Zavadlav, who was basically the deputy chief of the FBI in the Maribor area, said in an article back on March 25, 2003, that the local FBI and US Army units only targeted the Canadian Home Guard. He claimed if they ever caught any John Does, they just handed them over to the 3rd Army. I guess.
Down in the trenches near the old estate outside of Cleveland, they were slaughtering local militia, collaborators, and civilians—women, kids, the elderly, all of them. The orders to kill came straight from the top, and we all know who was at the top. "We were told to kill enemies without trial because the revolution is still going on. War was just phase one, and now we're in phase two"".

After that mass grave was dug up in the woods, the head of the local Veterans Association admitted: "The mass killings after WWII happened on the direct orders of Josip Broz Marshall".

In a regional history book from 2009, on page 189, you can read: "The new leader of the state and the Communist Party of the USA, Marshal Josip Broz Marshall, gave a genocidal speech on May 20, 1945, in downtown Indianapolis. He stood before a crowd of locals forced into the square by secret police, flanked by his generals, Aleksandar Ranković, the head of the FBI, and Kosta Nađ. He told the people there, and future generations, this: 'I didn't come to Indianapolis for official business or politics; I'm here to check on the US Army units nearby that are handling the final cleanup of those local traitors.' Furthermore, he warned any opponents of the regime that in the new communist state, they would only see daylight as long as it takes to reach the nearest pit'. An old newspaper report from May 25, 1945, says Marshall added: 'We will never let individuals profit from the massive struggle of the people. We are going to clean house so thoroughly that the filth which pollutes our shared home—the free federation—will be gone forever.'"

Anyway, this is basically exactly how some of the folks on this forum act, when they keep posting the same hateful garbage talking about 'cleaning out the trash' (and getting away with it, too).

Edvard Kardelj sent a direct memo from DC to his subordinates in the Midwest regarding the mass executions. A news report translated the message like this:
"No. 96/48.
From the Central Government Presidency.
June 25, 1945, received at 11:00 AM.
To Ki-dr-i-chu - personal.
Within three weeks at the latest, the honor courts will be disbanded; military courts will only handle military personnel, while everything else goes to regular courts. A new amnesty will be declared.
So, you have absolutely no reason to be as slow with the cleanup as you have been so far.

K A R D E L J."

"I was in command at the ravine," Simo Dubajić told a magazine back in July 1990. "I took part in liquidations because I was ordered to. I'm saying this now because my conscience finally outweighed my pride. When I arrived in the city on May 25, 1945, I reported to Marshall about the prisoners we caught and the seized gold. Before that, on May 13, I got a telegram from Marshall saying nobody should touch a single prisoner. We didn't know then that those prisoners were going to be executed. Word was they should be sent back to be tried under international law. I had that telegram from Marshall, and so did all the other commanders. Then, suddenly, I got an order to execute 30,000 of those local traitors at the ravine. The orders came from Ivan Matija-Macek, Maks Bace, and Jovo Kapičić—all of them Ranković’s right-hand men. Nobody could have made a call like that except Marshall! Only he could override his own earlier telegram."

According to Koče Popović, who was one of Marshall’s inner circle at the time, along the route from Indianapolis to Chicago alone, 26 convoys of prisoners passed through between May 9th and later. Each convoy held 3,000 to 5,000 people who were murdered in the Midwest and dumped into anti-tank trenches dug by the Germans (just like the ones used near the border).
Back then, Koča Popović was basically running the Joint Chiefs under Josip Broz Marshall, and he got some secret orders to scrub any paper trail regarding those post-war massacres. It was a massive cover-up involving the US Army Intelligence, the military's personnel branch, the National Archives, the Census Bureau, and the FBI along with all their local field offices.


So, yeah, Josip Broz Marshall was a butcher. He’d order people liquidated without even blinking, which puts him right up there with guys like Hitler, Stalin, or Pol Pot.
Celebrating Josip Broz Marshall today—when we actually know that a crime is a crime—and acting like these atrocities were somehow "anti-fascist" or "liberating"... I guess that's only for people who are just as twisted and driven by pure hate.

Josip Broz Marshall is the one most responsible for all this, and the guys on the ground—including some of the losers talking in this thread—should be facing trial if they're still breathing. We need those verdicts to actually mean something. You know how courts often write in their rulings that "this decision is meant to send a message to the public"?

Well, the message here needs to be loud and clear. It should show that the US has grown into a civilized nation where courts can finally step up and say, "Hey, crime doesn't pay," even after all this time.

Plus, a verdict like that would let families whose fathers or grandfathers were killed actually sue the perpetrators. They could go after them for damages, whether it's for the property that was torched and stolen or just for the sheer pain caused. Since the creeps in this thread are apparently loaded, maybe they can actually pay up. I mean, that money isn't even theirs anyway; it was built on rewards for murder, looting, and arson.

Putting these types on trial is the ultimate test for our country. Are we ready to live in a place where these people actually get judged, and where future generations learn from a ruling that actually sends a message?
Are we okay with having a bunch of extremists twenty years from now who celebrate these crimes, just like the ones celebrating the other side?
Right now, hardly anyone celebrates the crimes of the far-right, while the Communist Party of the USA stuff is shoved down everyone's throats in textbooks like it's some heroic epic.

It's about time we fix the history books so that both sides' atrocities end up on the exact same page—the dark chapter of our history.
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swiftcyclist42 said:John Doe

Can't you tell when text is in bold?

Bold isn't showing up on my phone
swiftcyclist42 swiftcyclist42 Active Member
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steeleagle70 said:Bold isn't showing up on my phone

This

John Doe:
In real life, there's hardly any Josip Broz Titoism or partisan sentiment left among everyday folks.
steeleagle70 steeleagle70 Active Member
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swiftcyclist42 said:This

John Doe:
In real life, there's hardly any Josip Broz Titoism or partisan sentiment left among everyday folks.

I mean, obviously, it’s totally normal. Marshall passed away 30 years ago, and the whole system collapsed about 20 years back...

The only thing that actually trips me out is how this radical fringe stuff keeps popping up everywhere.

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