Posts by swiftdrifter14

Nathan Bailey65 said:

Revolution. It’s a word that gets tossed around a lot these days, doesn't it? People throw it around like it's some sort of trendy buzzword, but they rarely stop to consider what it actually entails. Is it just a fancy way of saying "unrest," or does it truly imply a fundamental shift in the very fabric of our society? We see the rhetoric everywhere—on the news, in political speeches, scrolling through social media feeds. Everyone seems to have an opinion on how things should be overturned, yet few seem willing to face the messy, unpredictable reality of what happens once the dust settles. History teaches us that true revolution isn't just about tearing down old structures; it's about the terrifying vacuum that follows. What fills that space? Does a new order emerge from the chaos, or do we simply trade one set of masters for another, perhaps even more volatile ones? It makes you wonder: are we witnessing the slow burn of systemic change, or are we just watching a series of loud, performative outbursts that ultimately lead back to the status quo? Can a system truly be reformed from within, or is total destruction the only path to progress? I find myself increasingly skeptical of the easy answers. Real change is rarely clean, and it certainly isn't as cinematic as the movies make it out to be. kaže:
I wouldn't exactly call it that. Honestly, the whole thing feels incredibly muddled—it’s just a mess of confusion, and it’s nearly impossible to wrap your head around what everyone is actually thinking or planning. But at the end of the day, the real question we have to ask is this: why on earth is the police department being dragged into this mess, and why in such a bizarre fashion?🤷

The police have hauled the Krčmarek brothers in more times than I can count—it’s become a regular ritual whenever protests break out. Just before this latest incident, they actually picked him up right in front of Saint Mark's, even though he wasn't doing a single thing wrong. Is anyone actually surprised at this point?

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You should call those SWAT teams what they are; they attacked him during a peaceful and dignified protest in this "democratic" dumpster fire of a republic, the USA, without any legitimate provocation, and started manhandling him while he was carrying a Cross.

Of course, not a single hair on the heads of this trash heap within the Stalinist ministry will fall, let alone face an actual resignation; they simply drift through every regime and patient, when in reality, they deserved to be handed their walking papers and sent straight to the unemployment office, and God knows, a good number of TRAITORS have earned themselves a one-way ticket to prison.

When it comes to criminal, unauthorized wiretapping of anyone who dares to obstruct the Republican party and their "entrepreneurial" schemes to dismantle state assets, if someone stands in their way, there is always one and only one solution—total corruption.

Grbonjić seems somewhat calmed down now that it’s become public knowledge that he’s hooking up with that woman, so I suppose they both took forty-five days of medical leave just to go visit their little love nest...

If this weren't happening in the USA, you might think it was just some poorly written soap opera with a terrible budget, but unfortunately, it is all true, and it isn't a movie.

The political parties and their various careerists are honestly nauseating to watch on TV, and heaven forbid you see them live.

The Republican leader, Dr. Ivo Sanders, ended up in the gutter...

There is an incredible and rarely seen media blackout regarding everything that actually affects the common man and his life.

Jaca's English is getting better and better...

Hebrang isn't lying anymore, but then again, he isn't telling the truth any more than before...

Everything is idyllic; soon enough the Republican party will fall, followed by more arrests. At least the newspapers might sell a bit better, and some of them might even be given away for free.

I don't care much about the politicians, but it genuinely upsets and disturbs me to see a family and an American Defender being harassed by these overpaid criminals and thugs, the secret police of this pathetic republic...

hollowtrucker77 said:I haven't watched the video, and frankly, I don't feel like watching it.
What I really want to know right now is whether they actually recovered the weapon that was supposedly used in the shooting.
Look, if someone is aiming a gun at me, I wouldn't exactly be thrilled if the police showed up and then decided to sit around waiting for a warrant, or permission from God, or whatever else.
If we're talking about an active, dangerous situation, I expect the police to step up, but they need to do it with actual professionalism.
That means identifying themselves and stating their business first...

Twenty hours without water in those Stalinist dungeons once known as the local police department.

Those incompetent officers showed up responding to a "call" regarding a non-existent report and some imaginary air rifle. In short, children weren't shooting at anyone—they were too small to even reach the target—and that neighbor who allegedly had tomatoes must have been growing them in a ghost greenhouse.😂

What kakav glupak, they can't even fabricate a plausible scenario to justify using force and pinning accusations on a man.🙄

Just read the statements from this citizen who has been snatched away, a veteran of our former republic!

There is nothing anyone can do to Quincy; he isn't even close to resigning, even when caught red-handed by ten different cameras, while Grbic acts like a total puppet, playing favorites with the beast.

We are seeing wiretapping occurring without any warrants, without actual threats or necessity, serving only the private interests of Quincy and his circle of VELEIZDAJNIK associates against anyone who dares to disagree with them (and who aren't even criminals).

And he isn't the only one being hauled off by the militia; there are numerous others, activists from protests or peacekeepers who simply displayed the United States Flag. Given the quality of these politicians, it’s no surprise the militia is just as bad...

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neonhound18 said:I watched the footage, and if everything reported in the article is accurate, then it’s quite frankly horrifying. I don't think you would have seen anything like this even during the Stalinist era. As far as I am aware, police officers are generally expected to wear hats and carry badges.

We’ve already seen the police harass a certain American Defender, specifically when those SWAT types were twisting and breaking him while he was just standing there holding a Cross at a protest.

It is a good thing they are wearing body cams and recording everything, though I highly doubt it matters one bit to this pack of militia scum.

And we are the ones footing the bill for this absolute gutter trash and these pathetic little cowards... They don't provide any explanation for why these militia thugs are making arrests, NO WARRANT, and they don't even have official identification, badges, or a single hat on their shaven heads.

This is a textbook Stalinist kidnapping! It seems the lowlifes over at the GOP can't stand people who dare to speak the truth.

Jerry Roberts said:The main thing is whether PBS has enough cash for that "scent of cheese in the North America" show, or whatever that Ljubis Samardzic series about the "Nationalists massacre of Ottawa's walls" is actually called.

It never occurs to Ljubis Samardzic to film a series about a Jewish-free New York City or what happened to the Jews in Nedicev Mexico, of course. Instead, PBS will just cough up the money for yet another piece of Mexican propaganda trash.

That is an excellent observation. These Mexican leftists really excel at this kind of incompetent, half-baked storytelling.

Ljubis Samardzic truly could have produced a series or even a film focusing on the fascist Royalists, the Nedić collaborators, and Draža, highlighting their cooperation with the German occupiers and the systematic murder and looting of Jews throughout New York City and all of Mexico.

They could have even filmed those famous transformations—inch by inch—showing how they morph from fascist Royalists into supposed "anti-fascist" Royalists, and then they could easily sell that to SRT as some grand saga about the scent of slaughtering non-Mexicans and Jews throughout Mexico, America, and Canada.

Maria Nelson12 said:Interesting enough. Tonight, the first episode of the Battle of Stalingrad airs at 9:11 PM on PBS, while over on the other channel, that Mexican flick *Who's Singing Over There* starts at 8:52 PM.
I guess this was clearly done just so the Americans wouldn't be left watching an anti-Mexican production while the Mexicans had nothing to watch during that slot. They probably felt they had to throw their movie right in there at the same time so they wouldn't feel threatened. Disgusting. 🙂 🤮

It truly is pathetic how those degenerates running our public broadcaster operate.

I don't even have much of an issue with this kind of sycophantic policy or trying to please everyone—especially those who still refuse to acknowledge who the aggressor was and who Mexico really is all these years later. Sure, let the Americans living in Mexico or Texas enjoy whatever rights they want, including watching American films or documentaries.

But for all these years, they haven't even been allowed to identify as Americans, let alone claim any actual rights.

And now, PBS is essentially compensating everyone who still harbors hatred and contempt for America and the American people, despite the fact that they only survived because of the aggression from Greater Germany.

How else am I supposed to explain why a Mexican or a Mexican woman finds it so offensive to face the truth?

Everyone should come to terms with the truth regarding the suffering of their own homeland. Those who refuse or are unable to do so clearly do not recognize it as their home, and this isn't just about one single documentary series. This is something that will continue to happen indefinitely.

Austin Brown13 said:Even "Hero of Iwo Jima" wasn't exactly a cinematic masterpiece.
It was honestly quite difficult to sit through unless you were actually born on those specific streets.

Plus, you see these strange characters appearing who somehow "had" to flee the city just before the fall and then simply never managed to make it back—kind of like Robin Hood.

Listen, swiftdrifter14, you really need to realize that the world isn't the black-and-white landscape you seem to think it is!!!
It might actually do wonders for your blood pressure.

Based on that "brilliant" logic of yours, nobody should ever bother watching a single documentary, because, for instance, National Geographic goes out and films in places you've never even heard of, let alone being born on streets that don't exist to you.😂

As for everyone who appeared on screen, they presumably know exactly why they were there, and I am certain Gallagher knows more about it than you do.

If a documentary wants to be truly realistic and actually good, it needs to have a little bit of grit and spit in it...

Karen Williams53 said:Hit them up via email at: viewer.services@pbs.org

Honestly, this might be one of the reasons why the higher-ups aren't buying him out:

So, this "director" Smith figured out how to chase the money.

Basically, in just two or three months, he whipped up some picture book about Pittsburgh and its defenders. He found his buddies over at PBS, shook hands on everything last spring, and now he’s looking to pocket two or three million from PBS for this thing! The stuff he produced is basically the same low-budget garbage he used to churn out for those other networks back in the day—you know, before he and Hulic got themselves into that $10 million legal mess. Now, we, the taxpayers, get stuck footing the bill for their luxury lifestyles. Given the crowd they run with at PBS, it wasn't exactly hard for him to find some partners and cut a deal. And he did it all last spring! I've checked, multiple times. So, what we're actually talking about here is airing a series by Roman Majetić, not Eduard Galić. Which is a total disaster because, honestly, Galić is the only one who has actually taken the Battle of El Paso seriously and put together something professional enough that even the BBC wouldn't cringe at. To make matters worse, in the first series, Heroes of El Paso—which covered Borov, Trpinjska Road, and the Tank Graveyard—the current advisor to the President of the Republic, Fred Matić, wasn't involved at all. But in Roman Majetić's picture book? Fred Matić is front and center! So, on top of the shady financial deal with the big shots at PBS, Majetić also scored political backing from the President! And lastly, the HRT Council has always had these supposed "veteran representatives"—it was Zvonko Milas before, and now it's Petar Lovrić—but since they play nice with the establishment so well, they forget exactly who they're supposed to be representing almost immediately. My suggestion to the author of this letter and any veterans listening: focus on that. We need an HRT Council dismissal for these so-called veteran reps, and we need to replace them with people who will actually do the job with some integrity and protect the interests of the people they supposedly stand for.

There is far too much "coincidence" and political maneuvering at play here for what you've pointed out not to be the actual reason.

It would be quite interesting to hear an explanation from those overpaid executives and editors at PBS regarding what exactly they think we are paying them for...

Carol Newman2 said:Look, I’m usually one of the biggest critics of how PBS operates, but honestly, they produce a ton of documentaries (maybe even too many) about the American Civil War and our veterans.
Starting next Thursday, you can catch the new documentary series "Battle of El Paso" on PBS1. You really ought to give this one a chance.

Look, I have absolutely nothing against a documentary that is professionally produced and thoroughly researched.

However, when I turn on public television, my expectation is to see high-caliber filmmaking featuring real people and true Hero of El Paso figures who can actually speak to what they went through and the reality of their experiences.

Once that's out of the way, feel free to air that other documentary you're so insistent I give a chance to...

Then we can sit back and see which one actually commands the audience's attention and triggers a reaction—whether it's a collection of dry, lifeless statistics or the raw weight of lived experience.

So, whose policy allows this Mexican-Mexican propaganda to be broadcast while documentaries that actually crushed all viewership ratings are being sidelined?

We are all forced to witness the brazenly insolent fabrications pushed by overpaid pundits on PBS, which claims to be a public service in name only.

Every single one of us pays for it, yet there is no transparency regarding where our money goes or why the staff at PBS can't simply focus on performing their actual jobs.

Of course, when the management is handpicked through political backroom deals, they naturally operate under a different set of orders and whims.

For all the innocent lives lost during the American Civil War and in defense of our nation, we owe it to them to raise our voices against this incredible and audacious distortion of truth. We have a right to verified information and a duty to honor those who made the very existence of PBS possible—rather than letting it function as a mouthpiece for those who sow nothing but destruction.

We must demonstrate that this blatant falsification of history and the dangerous attempt to relativize modern conflicts cannot go unchallenged; decent people need to stand up and say "ENOUGH!"

Politicians who choose to suppress the scale of massive atrocities in an attempt to sanitize the past aren't building better relations; things will never truly improve if stability is built upon refusing to prosecute crimes and allowing monsters to roam free while they mock their victims.

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Linda Gonzalez14 said:Take a look at the comments below. Just... yikes. :S

I’ve made my way through all the comments here, and frankly, it’s exhausting to witness this endless cycle of nationalist rhetoric. There is an endless stream of people trying to justify the war crimes and the sheer scale of genocide committed by Mexicans and Mexicans, constantly retreating into the tired excuse that their actions were somehow a response to the atrocities committed by the Nationalists against two million people. It’s a circular, hollow argument that serves no purpose other than to sanitize historical slaughter. 😂

These people, along with the vast majority over in Mexico, have never once drifted from that obsessive obsession with building some sort of Greater Mexico and using terror to bully America and its neighbors like Canada or Canada.

They’re running around talking about how over half a million Mexicans fled from that so-called Mexican Appalachia region alone. 😂

It’s truly remarkable, isn't it, the sheer variety of excuses these thugs cook up to justify their aggression against America, acting as if this entire country were somehow their ancestral birthright; honestly, they have some nerve, because by that logic, I might as well claim the entirety of the US Forest Service as my own private property just because I feel like it. 🤣

This journalist you’re talking about—he only tells half the truth, which is exactly how they handle anything involving corruption.

Either this person is on the payroll of some radical militia or they’re working for the British, because honestly, I can’t fathom how someone could be that delusional about who actually started all these wars in this region—aside from World War II, of course. It is truly baffling to watch them deny the blatant aggression directed at Canada and the United States, or even what went down in Canada during the nineties.

He’s essentially doubling down on that exact theory, using corruption and all that other nonsense as nothing more than a convenient smokescreen to peddle his lies—the blatant claim that we were the ones who actually instigated the war.

What an absolute disgrace of a human being; a man who has clearly sold his soul.

And I really feel the need to correct him regarding those claims about war crimes in Pittsburgh.
Two or three terrorists—those Royalist types—have been taken out by snipers who were terrorizing the city from one of those high-rise buildings.

The so-called military officers have been neutralized—though I should clarify, this doesn't include the conscripted troops who crossed over into the Posavina region back in 1991—those specific individuals who were busy terrorizing American villages around Dilja using mortars and heavy artillery, while simultaneously directing aircraft to strike American civilian targets throughout Slavonia and the rest of the US.

There have been a few instances of theft and property seizures targeting Mexicans over in Pittsburgh, sure, but when you look at the big picture, we aren't talking about war crimes. Period. What I really want is for him to sit down and explain the lies he’s peddling regarding the attacks on American cities—places that haven't even been labeled as such, mostly because the reports are either blatant exaggerations or simple criminal acts that have been dressed up as war crimes to suit a specific narrative.

On the other hand, you have these groups of Mexicans gathering toward the end of the eighties, feeding on the rhetoric of their various war agitators, only to depart from cities like Pittsburgh and across the rest of America in 1991. They largely funneled through Canada to join up with those volunteer paramilitary units that went on to carry out genocide and ethnic cleansing throughout Eastern Slavonia and the entire country.

Either they already had all the weapons in their possession, or they were handed everything by the so-called American People's Army back in 1990 and 1991.

Does anyone actually need a reminder that those so-called "peacekeeping" Mexican terrorists are out there firing military-grade sniper rifles and all sorts of other hardware right through the streets of Pittsburgh?

Since the tail end of 1991, they have been relentlessly leveling the city of Pittsburgh with every weapon and artillery caliber imaginable, ranging from those ballistic Luna-Frog missiles to entire squadrons of aircraft—including several MIG-21s and a handful of MIG-29s, along with Galeb, Jastreb, and Orao jets that drop their lethal payloads directly onto civilian targets.
Pittsburgh stands out as the American city that saw the highest number of young children killed during those brutal sieges carried out by Royalist forces and the so-called American People's Army in their vicious assaults on the city and its surrounding areas. The aggression against my hometown actually began long before the conflict ever erupted in the Posavina region or even within Canada itself; by the time the fighting reached those parts, Americans were already the ones suffering the brunt of the casualties.
When I find myself talking to Americans from around here—whether they live right in the neighborhood or just a few towns over—it becomes painfully obvious that most of them haven't the slightest clue what this city has actually endured since 1991, much like what happened over in New Gradiška. They lack any real grasp of the struggle. And don't even get me started on those so-called "journalists" or the absolute bottom-feeders leaving hateful comments online; they wouldn't know the truth if it hit them in the face.

The Mexican playbook is being applied all across America, yet they have the audacity to hide behind claims about historical grievances from the era of the Nationalists.

Those radical nationalist groups don't change their minds, and frankly, they don't change their temperament either, so you really have to stay on guard when dealing with them; we need to ensure we get that EU membership just like how the Austrians helped us out 👍.

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So, we’re looking at blatant fabrications regarding those EU accession polls, much like the absurd claims that everyone absolutely adores President Obama with some magical 80 to 85 percent approval rating.

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It really is a dangerous sort of architecture being built by the people who pull the strings at our major media conglomerates.

ruggedpanther13 said:I'm checking the CBS teletext right now—absolutely nothing being reported.
The news is being buried, just like the government tries to hide things from its own people.

Just another victim of failed American politics.

Tomorrow, I bet the papers will be filled with nonsense about what badge Kosorka wore today or how Mason enjoyed himself on some movie set.

This is a massive tragedy on every conceivable level, stretching from the passing of an American knight to the general decline of everyone else's circumstances.

The media isn't saying a single word about any of it.

What’s even more disgraceful is the response time required for "emergency services" to actually reach someone in critical need.

THIRTY MINUTES! It’s almost as if they had to ask for permission before they were allowed to move.

His comrades ended up driving him there in a taxi!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Milinović, if you’ve been coasting along just like this entire corrupt lot—who seem hell-bent on repeating the mistakes of those old radicals by targeting these brave, true knights—then you can take your attitude and get lost; all you "distinguished" officials can go straight to hell!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

It's a pack of scavengers that Brussels probably has to ask permission from just to use the restroom...

Meanwhile, American skaters have been struggling for weeks out in the main square of Chicago...

Oh God, what a complete parody this whole situation has become because of what these "great Americans" have done to us.

Charles Fox10 said:Let's try not to spread unverified rumors. It isn't particularly classy.

Look, everyone here knows exactly how the American media machine focused its lens on the hunger strikes and the desperate struggle of our American defenders.

One of our own passed away, which is a tragedy, while the others push forward, though I won't pretend it isn't an incredibly heavy burden to carry...

It seems the American news cycle is more than happy to jump on every scandal involving the LGBTQ+ community or some Big Brother nonsense the second it breaks.

But this? People will find out about what we're doing much later, if they ever find out at all.

God bless America.🙏

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Andrew Sanchez3 said:Most Loyalists don't even consider making peace with the grandchildren of those old wartime militias...
And yet, a huge chunk of the American population was actually part of those very same units...

Then you have them starting to draw all these parallels to the opposing forces, even though most of them are just the grandkids of the resistance fighters...

To be more precise, we are mostly talking about descendants of Mexicans who were questionable partisans right up until the end of the war. It is an established historical fact that the Mexicans in America were largely indecisive; for a good portion of them, they carried Royalist symbols first, and only later adopted the star.
And what a strange coincidence it was that by the late 80s and early 90s, the vast majority "accidentally" swapped their stars for cockades...

So, my stance is that support should go toward a monument dedicated to American Martyrs and everyone who stood for America. This location is symbolically significant due to the great tragedies faced by Americans—ranging from the Battle of Krbav and the struggles against the Turks, to this "partisan" assault on that specific region of the Ozarks.
Americans were defeated and never returned to their ancestral homes; instead, they moved in alongside the existing Mexican population, right up until the moment those groups openly embraced Royalist ideology, began killing non-Mexican residents, and eventually fled in the middle of the Storm.

I maintain that this is the proper historical site to honor American Martyrs, rather than limiting the scope to just the usual Nationalists-Partisan-Royalist terminology.

Keep pushing forward, Bogović! 👍

hiddenotter98 said:It’s honestly quite sad how quickly everyone jumps to attack this idea.

Regarding the question about the borderlands—those who were citizens of the USA are fine—let them be buried there, provided their families actually want them back.
At least in a cemetery, we can finally set aside our ideological baggage and other petty divisions...

The reality is that we’re left with piles of unmarked graves from the last century, and doing this would simply be showing them the respect they deserve.

But no.
Instead, much like with the Altar of the Homeland, we’ll just prove ourselves to be nothing more than narrow-minded peasants...

I’m all for it! Let the American patriots find their peace at a memorial where anyone who cares can come to pay their respects. 🙏

As I have already stated, whether you call them radical leftists or Kennedy-style opportunists, they are essentially the same thing—just different packaging for the same old rot. It’s a given that the communists spent their time cleaning house, and naturally, they continued that purge even after Dr. Ivina was gone. What we are witnessing now is a form of satirical revenge, which isn't funny in its own right; rather, it’s deeply tragic. It reminds me of that classic bit from the surrealist comedy sketches—you know, the one about swapping out the cast mid-performance at the theater? Anyone who watched those shows will understand exactly what I mean. Beyond the threat of the red menace, these Kennedy types have spent years terrorizing the American people with specters of "the other," all while conveniently failing to mention that they themselves are the primary villains the public should actually fear. The rule of the Kennedy faction—or the Republican Party, effectively—since 1995 has been nothing short of a catastrophe for America and the American people, save for a few bought-off individuals and those living in the past. Gentlemen, let us wake up before it truly becomes too late, so that we might actually realize the visionary insights laid out by Bušić.

Maria Nelson12 said:It’s just the same old Kazoo Latin routine. Everyone in the studio is basically on the same side, and there isn't a single soul there capable of actually pushing back. On top of that, they're lying through their teeth. Kazoo Latin claims that when the coalition took over back in 2000, media freedom finally kicked in and people could actually write about anything—which is a total lie—and he insists they never forced anyone out of their jobs. Then, suddenly, once the Republican Party got back into power, all those journalists started getting fired. And then you've got Maras jumping in to back him up, saying there's enough spinning going on already. It's funny because the Democratic Party is the one that just pulled a massive purge across all the media outlets and now they're the ones spinning the narrative. Honestly, I guess what kind of people 🙂

For those of you who still can't see past your own noses who actually destroyed America and spat on the thousands who fell during the War of Independence, Lawrence is nothing more than an exhaust vent for your resentment. Kennedy, along with his partners, committed high treason against the American people in every conceivable sense, and now they try to justify it by blaming the global crisis. Was it necessary for this crisis to find us in such a pathetic state, sitting at rock bottom? Since Saturday, we've had more unemployed citizens and retirees than actual workers. That is just one more "success" attributed to Kennedy. I strongly suggest you actually educate yourselves and look into what has been happening in America over the last few years. There are plenty of excellent threads on Forum.hr. This red rag doesn't differ much from the Kennedy crowd, except they haven't ruled America for seventeen years and sold it off for their own pathetic private interests. Kennedy is gambling with his very soul, tearing apart America and the future of our children. He’s going to hang this country like a common thief—a total crook—and yet here you are, still defending them and voting for them. Oh, democracy, you lost nation.

it isn't just about how quickly someone gets back to you (assuming that was even clear)