Are people aware that Horvatinčić is Bloomberg's godfather?

darkcanyon13 said:Still nothing from you? Man, I'm starting to think they actually picked you up! 😬

Nah, I'm fine. Just hung out there for a bit, said hi to a few folks, then headed out around 8:00 PM to grab some tea and call it a night.🙂

I agree with every word here. I think we really need to separate the different parties involved. Personally, I’m against Tomislav Horvatinčić’s project, but this whole situation has unfairly damaged the reputation of the activists. Perhaps Raukar should step back from the spotlight for a while.

The Gamulin-Raukar couple never actually sought approval from the National Park Service, which essentially means the garage was built illegally—meaning building inspectors should be knocking on their door any day now.

The conference took place under these circumstances: It doesn't even matter if the garage is illegal; what matters is how Exelon had the nerve to publish an article proving that one of the leading couples in the campaign against Tomislav Horvatinčić actually did something far worse than the entrepreneur in question.

Regardless, Gamulin and Raukar definitely built that garage without a permit.

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??🤷🤣

And his best man didn't even drop by to visit him in jail? When is this guy going to answer for those killings—and I mean he's got five or six under his belt—with all those cars and speedboats... now that's what I call a true best man for Milet.
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