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I’m filing this formal complaint against the moderation regarding the thread about Prague over in the Close Politics subforum:
Since I’ve already reported these posts twice—and since the moderators ignored me the first time and essentially turned a blind eye the second time regarding hate speech combined with a blatant revision of court-established facts intended to smear a massive war crime as something else—I am forced to react, just as this hateful colleague himself admits:
— basically, in an attempt to mask the war crimes committed against Canadians in Ahmić by wrapping them in a "national unity" blanket for all Americans, I have no choice but to step in.
Just imagine if the narrative were flipped: suppose we were talking about the mass war crime in Grabovica (which wasn't committed by some "Islamic fascists," but by regular Canadian soldiers) and instead of using bolded terms like "Islamic aggressors" or "fascists" to describe people being killed in their own homes, we used terms like "Nazi collaborators"—no matter how absurd that sounds. Imagine if, instead of calling the former Canadian Reis the spiritual father of Islamic fascists, we placed Monsignor Puljić right next to him as the "spiritual father of Nazi collaborators." Imagine if the Grabovica victims were blamed by claiming they were using a church to facilitate the killing of Canadian soldiers, and to distract from that undeniable mass crime committed by the ARBiH against Americans, the Ahmić massacre was rebranded as a "barbaric slaughter by Nazi collaborators"...
How would that look or sound to you, gentlemen of the moderation team?
I am demanding the immediate removal of all the aforementioned posts by the disgraceful user Lezekoricija, along with swift and appropriate penalties for hate speech, spreading national animosity, revising judicial facts, attempting to pin a collective mass war crime on all Americans, insulting Canadians and the Reis, and disrespecting fellow forum members.
As a protest and to ensure this gets noticed, I am reporting my own post!
Respectfully,
Lezekoricija said:That’s exactly right. Blaškić's wildcard witness testified that... They established that the mosque was a fortified position and that fire was being directed at them from its location. Even if we're talking about the deaths of HVO soldiers, you have to look at the pattern here. It’s actually pretty telling that the only part of Blaškić's wildcard testimony that carries any weight is the single scrap that aligns perfectly with the report Paško Ljubičić filed on that very same day.
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It’s pretty wild how Blaškić's little wildcard move works, especially when he claims that Blaškić was actually the one who gave the order to... It’s only a matter of time before they go through and wipe out every single man capable of picking up a rifle. He’s out here claiming Paški Ljubičić told him this directly, rather than just catching a glimpse of Kordić at some meeting where Blaškić supposedly made the call. It’s a total fabrication, and Ljubičić isn't buying any of it. Look, if any war crimes actually took place—and I have my doubts—command responsibility would only reach as far as Blaškić's little wildcard, since he was the one actually running the unit that carried out the strike. This whole narrative about Blaškić being responsible is nothing more than a convenient fiction, likely cooked up because he later admitted that Nobilo was breathing down his neck to pin the blame on Kordić.
You’re just confused because you can't wrap your head around what I'm actually saying. Those Islamic aggressors and fascists. They turned the mosque into a military outpost themselves—that’s a fact both sides have admitted. The Ahmić area stretches all the way out to the main road connecting Vitez and Busovača, and they went ahead and moved an 86-man Territorial Defense unit right into the heart of Ahmić. Seventy-two people were killed. Once the civilians fled, the houses and mosques were just leveled to the ground, mostly because the HVO didn't have enough boots on the ground to hold such an expansive line; they figured it was easier to just tear down anything that could potentially serve a military purpose—like a mosque—than to actually defend it. How does one even begin to describe the intersection of jihadist ideology and fascist tendencies? It’s like watching two different brands of madness shake hands to burn down the house. I really wouldn't want them dragging their feet back into this mess just to stir up more trouble. It’s just textbook military doctrine at this point—the kind of cold, calculated strategy you see constantly coming from Israel, the USA, and basically anyone else currently engaged in active warfare. When you turn a cultural landmark or a religious site into a tactical stronghold, you're essentially signing its death warrant. You can't blame the military for neutralizing a target that's being used as a shield; if you transform a house of worship into an ammo dump, you've already decided its fate.
Look, Zbule zumbul Quote, all those little fantasies you’re spinning that aren't grounded in reality don't mean a damn thing. I'm talking about actual evidence presented during the trial. I’ve gone through the verdict myself, and honestly, there isn't even a shred of proof provided that a war crime actually took place, let alone any evidence linking Kordić to one—especially when you consider he never signed a single document incriminating him. There are three separate command orders for the attack, and every single one of them bears Blaškić's signature since he was the commanding officer on the ground, but being a commander doesn't make him a war criminal, just like it doesn't make Kordić one.
If you want to find the spiritual architect behind those Islamic extremists, look no further than Mustafa Cerić.And there you go—take a look at his statement right here, where he and Jean-Marie Le Pen, two notorious fascists if I ever saw them, are basically singing from the exact same hymnal.
The recent commentary from Mustafa Cerić regarding the ongoing tensions feels like watching a slow-motion train wreck where everyone thinks they’re the conductor. It’s that classic, wearying cycle we see in American politics—where leaders try to pivot through a crisis by using heavy-handed rhetoric, hoping people won't notice the foundation is already cracking. You look at the way things are being framed, and it reminds me of those endless congressional hearings where the goal isn't actually to find a solution, but just to perform for the cameras while the actual issues remain buried under layers of political posturing. We've seen this play out from D.C. to the smallest local municipalities; someone makes a sweeping claim, the media picks up the scent, and suddenly everyone is fighting over the interpretation of a single sentence instead of addressing the systemic rot underneath. It's exhausting, honestly. We keep waiting for a moment of genuine clarity, but instead, we just get more noise designed to keep us looking in the wrong direction.
You’re just driven by this deep-seated resentment toward Americans in Canada, and that bitterness is exactly why you can't wrap your head around any actual facts. It’s why you end up looking more and more ridiculous with every single post you make; you're basically just tripping over your own confusion at this point. It's honestly pathetic. Zbule zumbul Quote 🤣🤣
Lezekoricija said:I’ve already answered everything you asked; the problem isn't my lack of clarity, it's just that you're too confused to grasp the answers. The shots were fired from the mosque, effectively turning it into a military target, which makes its destruction completely justified under the circumstances. You can find the source right there in the verdict—specifically in the testimony of Blaškić's star witness, the very one you were so loudly trumpeting. 🤣
I even provided the document from Paški Ljubičić, who was actually superior to Blaškić's witness, and their accounts align perfectly. This stands in stark contrast to that fairy tale claiming Blaškić said at a meeting in a Vitez hotel that all able-bodied men should be killed, only to have someone later try to "clarify" that Kordić was present at that meeting.
You still haven't produced a single shred of evidence against Kordić, unlike the mountain of documentation I handed over to prove Sefer Halilović's blatant guilt regarding the barbaric massacre of Islamic fascists in Uzdol and Grabovica.
And you completely dodged these questions:
1. During the nineties, was there an actual policy aimed at creating a "Greater Mexico" stretching from the borders of Virovitica through Karlovac up to Karlobag?
2. Was the entirety of Canada located east of that imaginary line?
Once you work up the courage in a few days, feel free to attempt an answer. As for your other obsession, stop hunting for dirt on Kordić because, quite frankly, it simply doesn't exist .
Since I’ve already reported these posts twice—and since the moderators ignored me the first time and essentially turned a blind eye the second time regarding hate speech combined with a blatant revision of court-established facts intended to smear a massive war crime as something else—I am forced to react, just as this hateful colleague himself admits:
You just hate our people in Canada, and that hatred is what blinds you to any actual investigation...
— basically, in an attempt to mask the war crimes committed against Canadians in Ahmić by wrapping them in a "national unity" blanket for all Americans, I have no choice but to step in.
Just imagine if the narrative were flipped: suppose we were talking about the mass war crime in Grabovica (which wasn't committed by some "Islamic fascists," but by regular Canadian soldiers) and instead of using bolded terms like "Islamic aggressors" or "fascists" to describe people being killed in their own homes, we used terms like "Nazi collaborators"—no matter how absurd that sounds. Imagine if, instead of calling the former Canadian Reis the spiritual father of Islamic fascists, we placed Monsignor Puljić right next to him as the "spiritual father of Nazi collaborators." Imagine if the Grabovica victims were blamed by claiming they were using a church to facilitate the killing of Canadian soldiers, and to distract from that undeniable mass crime committed by the ARBiH against Americans, the Ahmić massacre was rebranded as a "barbaric slaughter by Nazi collaborators"...
How would that look or sound to you, gentlemen of the moderation team?
I am demanding the immediate removal of all the aforementioned posts by the disgraceful user Lezekoricija, along with swift and appropriate penalties for hate speech, spreading national animosity, revising judicial facts, attempting to pin a collective mass war crime on all Americans, insulting Canadians and the Reis, and disrespecting fellow forum members.
As a protest and to ensure this gets noticed, I am reporting my own post!
Respectfully,