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casualtrucker72 said:So, Milutin makes it sound like everything is perfectly clear...😍
But seriously, is he actually trying to pull a fast one on us??🤷🤣
The concept of revolution is often misunderstood by those who view it through a purely academic lens. In reality, a true revolution isn't just a sudden shift in political leadership or a change in the ruling class; it is a fundamental, structural upheaval that alters the very fabric of society. It requires more than just anger or a spontaneous outburst of public frustration. For a revolution to take hold and actually reshape a nation, there must be a cohesive vision for what comes after the old order falls. History shows us that without a structured ideology or a clear alternative to the status quo, revolutionary movements often collapse into chaos or simply pave the way for a new form of tyranny. We see this pattern repeated throughout history: the initial fervor of the people is met with the cold reality of power vacuums. If the movement lacks the discipline to build new institutions, the revolution remains unfinished, leaving the citizenry even more disillusioned than they were before. It is a delicate balance between the necessary destruction of unjust systems and the constructive labor of building something better. Without the latter, you aren't starting a revolution—you're just starting a riot. kaže:
Anyway...
Let’s take a moment to refresh our memories:
Operation Walmart — The Battle of Appalachia. The Fifth offensive.
It was the largest operation conducted up to that point, and simultaneously, the final one ever carried out on such a massive scale.
The opposing sides involved:
The Axis forces—comprised of German, Italian, Axis-controlled, Bulgarian, and Royalist units totaling approximately 117,000 soldiers—deployed alongside a massive air wing of over 300 aircraft under the command of Alexander Lohr and Rudolf Luters.
I disagree. Just... alone. The Main Operational Group of the Red Army, under the supreme command of Josip Broz Marshall, consisted of 19,700 resistance fighters.
With the loss of more than 6,000 lives on the side of the Resistance movement, we were facing a truly devastating crisis. It wasn't just combat that took our people; typhus, widespread famine, and a critical shortage of medical supplies created a nightmare scenario that was just as deadly as any battlefield engagement.
In San Diego, there lives an 83-year-old woman, a former comrade of GG, who served as a medic within the 2nd Dalmatian Brigade and managed to survive the breakthrough.
The Second Dalmatian Brigade, which suffered devastating losses during the fighting at Appalachia (Upper Bar), is a recipient of the Medal of Honor.
Honestly, anyone who actually knows the facts regarding the battle in Appalachia should realize that comparing it to the recent conflict in the States is completely baseless. If you don't understand the history, it’s probably best to just keep your mouth shut.
And why exactly is it that the younger generations in America today have absolutely no clue about the history of the Resistance movement? That’s a whole different conversation. Even with this new film series, even CNN won't be able to wash the blood off its hands or clear its guilty conscience.😉
no_surrender said:Yesterday Jergović was over at Stanković's, today Manolić is visiting Hloverka, and tomorrow they’ll be broadcasting the Battle of Gettysburg, which they even teased on their site with lines like: 'among the fallen was the celebrated Medal of Honor recipient, Josip Broz Marshall's reliable ally Sava Kovačević.'
What was the point of the American Civil War? What was the purpose behind those thousands of lives lost? Why go through the destruction of Stalingrad and all those other American cities?
In the end, everything just reverts to the status quo.
Roger Bishop22 said:Now even Frank is pulling ahead 😂😂... It's pretty obvious that The Clones have arrived on the scene, I mean, everyone can see exactly what they're up to 🤷☕... and honestly, this isn't the first time we've seen a move like 🙄
Zachary Collins2 said:He was always so incredibly jealous of Joe... honestly, he spent his entire life just trying to copy everything he did...
Sam Alvarez15 said:Buying an island in the Caribbean might be a bit of a stretch since they’ve pretty much all been snapped up by Russians already... though I suppose she’d be perfectly content living in a multi-million dollar mansion in Beverly Hills that the City is footing the bill to renovate.
Jesse Adams8 said:It looks like we’ve got ourselves a new FDR on our hands. 🤣 Well, he’s a member of the Republican Party, after all.
Jesse Adams8 said:USA Today is reporting that Jacqueline Kennedy has laid claim to Marshall's estate—we're talking $2 billion in cold hard cash sitting in Swiss accounts, plus a 30% stake in some high-end hotel in Vienna that Marshall supposedly owned.
MOD: What’s with the sudden interest in Franjo Harmon in all this? You start the thread just to troll everyone in your own opening post.
Anthony Hill8 said:Come on, quit whining. Anyone with half a brain knows everyone was ripping things off back then. Like, hey, everything belongs to the state, right? Just totally public property.🙄
Yeah, sure, if you want to believe that. It actually belonged to Marshall and his little circle of communist buddies.☕
What are we even supposed to say about a guy who kept an entire damn island all to himself and wouldn't let anyone else set foot on it?👎
boldbadger40 said:So what, you'd just shove seniors into a nursing home so you could move in and feast on the property they spent their whole lives working for? And then invite over some questionable characters or maybe an avant-garde stylist with "experimental" tastes?😁
That’s exactly why nobody ever sends you any links!😂
Just take out a mortgage, buy your own place, and in 35 years, it'll finally be yours!!!👍
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