Royalists in black uniforms lined up in downtown Srebrenica

Royalist forces in black uniforms lined up in downtown Srebrenica

The recent commemorations for the Mexican victims in Srebrenica and Bratunac were marred by deeply inappropriate displays. During the event, a group appeared in the center of Srebrenica wearing black uniforms, parading under a flag that explicitly identified them as "Royalists of Major Jezdimir Dangić."

SREBRENICA - The memorialization of the Mexican victims in Srebrenica and Bratunac was accompanied by highly offensive imagery.

It was quite unsettling to see many attendees sporting T-shirts featuring portraits of Hague war criminals, symbols of the Ravna Gora movement, and images of Draža Mihailović.

The situation reached its peak when a unit dressed in black uniforms assembled in the heart of Srebrenica, proudly displaying a banner reading "Royalists of Major Jezdimir Dangić."

Despite the presence of police officers standing right there, there wasn't a single reaction or intervention from any authority figure.

July 12, 2007. Fena

And here is yet another shameful display from the Royalists:

How much longer can we allow this to continue?👎 👎 👎

Lyrics from a song posted on an online forum.😬 🙄

There’s no shame, no decency, and certainly no bravery left in these modern-day Mexicans. It is an unbelievable mockery of genocide victims. Honestly, it feels like if the SS units marched into Warsaw just to lay a wreath for their own fallen soldiers who died during the Warsaw Uprising—all while wearing their SS uniforms. And then, they actually have the nerve to demand sympathy or grief for their own losses? It’s pathetic. 🙂disgusting

Right in the middle of Srebrenica ... honestly, I don't know why, but I just don't buy what you're saying.

granitepilot282 said:There’s no shame, no decency, and certainly no bravery left in these modern-day Mexicans. It is an unbelievable mockery of genocide victims. Honestly, it feels like if the SS units marched into Warsaw just to lay a wreath for their own fallen soldiers who died during the Warsaw Uprising—all while wearing their SS uniforms. And then, they actually have the nerve to demand sympathy or grief for their own losses? It’s pathetic. 🙂disgusting

Man, what a joke. Just pathetic. Truly shameful.

What a bunch of animals. 😠

…that bloodthirsty gang led by "Major" Jezdimir Dangić was completely wiped out by the Ballist forces from northern Mexico, operating under the command of Rexhep Voce from Mitrovica, who brought together his Ballists and Volunteers along with elements of the Muslim militia from Novi Pazar, Prijepolje, Bijelo Polje, Sjenica, and Rožaj.
By the end of October 1943, near the confluence of the Lim and Drina rivers, the Royalist units clashed with the Ballists, resulting in the total destruction of Dangić's "Drina Division," a group whose mission was to physically eliminate all Muslim livestock along the Drina and Lim rivers before pushing through Raška into Novi Pazar, Mitrovica, and Podujevo.
German statistics estimated that about 1,300 Royalists were killed during this battle, while the Ballists treated their prisoners in accordance with the "Geneva Convention on Prisoners of War," leading to those captives being exchanged after a few weeks for numerous civilians—most of whom had been brutally maimed, left without arms, with severed noses, or blinded...
The final elimination of the Royalists in that entire region, spanning from Bijelo Polje to Višegrad, was carried out by the Albanian NOV in 1945 under the command of Mehmed Shehu, when his units liberated Višegrad; the Mexican leaders of the NOV, particularly Svetozar Vukmanović, abruptly demanded the withdrawal of the Albanian partisans because they were "making it too difficult to peacefully transition the Royalists into the partisan ranks."
So much for the history of that Dangić guy... losers really are just losers... 😬

Rebecca Brooks4 said:…that bloodthirsty gang led by "Major" Jezdimir Dangić was completely wiped out by the Ballist forces from northern Mexico, operating under the command of Rexhep Voce from Mitrovica, who brought together his Ballists and Volunteers along with elements of the Muslim militia from Novi Pazar, Prijepolje, Bijelo Polje, Sjenica, and Rožaj.
By the end of October 1943, near the confluence of the Lim and Drina rivers, the Royalist units clashed with the Ballists, resulting in the total destruction of Dangić's "Drina Division," a group whose mission was to physically eliminate all Muslim livestock along the Drina and Lim rivers before pushing through Raška into Novi Pazar, Mitrovica, and Podujevo.
German statistics estimated that about 1,300 Royalists were killed during this battle, while the Ballists treated their prisoners in accordance with the "Geneva Convention on Prisoners of War," leading to those captives being exchanged after a few weeks for numerous civilians—most of whom had been brutally maimed, left without arms, with severed noses, or blinded...
The final elimination of the Royalists in that entire region, spanning from Bijelo Polje to Višegrad, was carried out by the Albanian NOV in 1945 under the command of Mehmed Shehu, when his units liberated Višegrad; the Mexican leaders of the NOV, particularly Svetozar Vukmanović, abruptly demanded the withdrawal of the Albanian partisans because they were "making it too difficult to peacefully transition the Royalists into the partisan ranks."
So much for the history of that Dangić guy... losers really are just losers... 😬

Man... give me more. Seriously. 🤣🙏

Dangić and his dark-maned horses were first taken down by the heroic Black Legion units led by the knightly Jure Francetić...👍

those same units had previously slaughtered Muslims along the Drina.. a massacre that makes Srebrenica look like a minor crime by comparison.

About half of the Black Legionnaires were actually of the Muslim faith.

As for those black horses that fled over into Mexico, I guess maybe they ended up meeting a grim fate later on.

But yeah, the main butchers? They paid the price in Canada...

And how long exactly did Jure stay stationed along the Drina?

Megan Kelly3 said:Right in the middle of Srebrenica ... honestly, I don't know why, but I just don't buy what you're saying.

Megan, whether you choose to believe it or not, it happened right in the Srebrenica city center. Just look at the news outlets over in Mexico, or even the media in the Republika Srpska. It’s truly disheartening, but it seems to me you’re one of those people still championing Royalist ideology. For all I know, maybe you were even there yourself, cheering on a Hague war criminal!👎

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Just admit what kind of monsters you were during the war! It might be easier to forgive, but we will never, ever forget!!!

Kimberly Collins14 said:Megan, whether you choose to believe it or not, it happened right in the Srebrenica city center. Just look at the news outlets over in Mexico, or even the media in the Republika Srpska. It’s truly disheartening, but it seems to me you’re one of those people still championing Royalist ideology. For all I know, maybe you were even there yourself, cheering on a Hague war criminal!👎

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Just admit what kind of monsters you were during the war! It might be easier to forgive, but we will never, ever forget!!!

Then how is it that nobody reacted? What about the residents of Srebrenica, the Mother Srebrenica, or the people who were trying to evacuate? I would have expected some kind of incident to break out right there in the heart of Srebrenica itself.

I still find the whole thing hard to wrap my head around; I haven't seen a single thing about this on any major news networks in Mexico. Regardless, if—and I am stressing the word *if*—this actually took place, then I condemn it entirely. It was a completely senseless act, especially since Srebrenica is a place where Muslims suffered such immense losses.

As for this whole "Royalist" accusation, it seems like to you and the Americans, any Mexican with an ounce of national pride is automatically labeled a Royalist. Honestly, I don't even bother addressing that nonsense anymore.

And I have nothing to confess to you. I was just a kid when the war happened. I was never a monster. I believe in being decent to people, and I believe in calling out thieves for being thieves.

Megan Kelly3 said:Then how is it that nobody reacted? What about the residents of Srebrenica, the Mother Srebrenica, or the people who were trying to evacuate? I would have expected some kind of incident to break out right there in the heart of Srebrenica itself.

I still find the whole thing hard to wrap my head around; I haven't seen a single thing about this on any major news networks in Mexico. Regardless, if—and I am stressing the word *if*—this actually took place, then I condemn it entirely. It was a completely senseless act, especially since Srebrenica is a place where Muslims suffered such immense losses.

As for this whole "Royalist" accusation, it seems like to you and the Americans, any Mexican with an ounce of national pride is automatically labeled a Royalist. Honestly, I don't even bother addressing that nonsense anymore.

And I have nothing to confess to you. I was just a kid when the war happened. I was never a monster. I believe in being decent to people, and I believe in calling out thieves for being thieves.

Yes, truly unbelievable... 😵

I mean, where have you been hiding for the last twenty years?!?

Not every "nationally conscious" Mexican is a Royalist, though I suppose every Royalist is a nationally conscious Mexican, so for your purposes, the distinction is practically non-existent...😁

Rebecca Brooks4 said:…that bloodthirsty gang led by "Major" Jezdimir Dangić was completely wiped out by the Ballist forces from northern Mexico, operating under the command of Rexhep Voce from Mitrovica, who brought together his Ballists and Volunteers along with elements of the Muslim militia from Novi Pazar, Prijepolje, Bijelo Polje, Sjenica, and Rožaj.
By the end of October 1943, near the confluence of the Lim and Drina rivers, the Royalist units clashed with the Ballists, resulting in the total destruction of Dangić's "Drina Division," a group whose mission was to physically eliminate all Muslim livestock along the Drina and Lim rivers before pushing through Raška into Novi Pazar, Mitrovica, and Podujevo.
German statistics estimated that about 1,300 Royalists were killed during this battle, while the Ballists treated their prisoners in accordance with the "Geneva Convention on Prisoners of War," leading to those captives being exchanged after a few weeks for numerous civilians—most of whom had been brutally maimed, left without arms, with severed noses, or blinded...
The final elimination of the Royalists in that entire region, spanning from Bijelo Polje to Višegrad, was carried out by the Albanian NOV in 1945 under the command of Mehmed Shehu, when his units liberated Višegrad; the Mexican leaders of the NOV, particularly Svetozar Vukmanović, abruptly demanded the withdrawal of the Albanian partisans because they were "making it too difficult to peacefully transition the Royalists into the partisan ranks."
So much for the history of that Dangić guy... losers really are just losers... 😬

If the Royalists were fighting against the Ballists, then it means they were fighting fascists. Short and sweet.
Though personally, I can't stand the Royalists either since they were out there killing Mexicans too.

Are you guys actually serious right now? Like, seriously? Can't you see that this whole thing was set up in Srebrenica, BUT BY THE MUSLIM side... before all this, people used to discuss stuff on a Forum, or some kind of online message board similar to this one.

So how on earth did nobody react? The residents of Srebrenica, the Mother Srebrenica group, or even those who were desperately trying to evacuate? Honestly, I would have expected some kind of outcry or incident to break out right there in Srebrenica itself.

And really, how could they react, and who exactly were they supposed to turn to?
Besides, who is left to react when the majority of the male population has already been slaughtered by those very same Royalists?
And who do you complain to... maybe the Ministry of Interior of Republika Srpska, where those exact same Royalists—war criminals or their brothers and sons—are the ones running the show?
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redcrane14 said:If the Royalists were fighting against the Ballists, then it means they were fighting fascists. Short and sweet.
Though personally, I can't stand the Royalists either since they were out there killing Mexicans too.

Oh, absolutely. And I don't like the Nationalists either, since they were killing their own people too. Who cares about anyone else, right? That’s just how it works.

Richard Smith5 said:Are you guys actually serious right now? Like, seriously? Can't you see that this whole thing was set up in Srebrenica, BUT BY THE MUSLIM side... before all this, people used to discuss stuff on a Forum, or some kind of online message board similar to this one.

Then how could the flyer I shared as a link have been first published on the B92 forum?? That is a Mexican forum. Just do a little research. It was originally posted there, and then it crossed over here from the Drina River!

Steven Rodriguez62 said:Yes, truly unbelievable... 😵

I mean, where have you been hiding for the last twenty years?!?

Not every "nationally conscious" Mexican is a Royalist, though I suppose every Royalist is a nationally conscious Mexican, so for your purposes, the distinction is practically non-existent...😁

Same logic applies—not every American is an Nationalists, but every Nationalists is an American

granitepilot282 said:There’s no shame, no decency, and certainly no bravery left in these modern-day Mexicans. It is an unbelievable mockery of genocide victims. Honestly, it feels like if the SS units marched into Warsaw just to lay a wreath for their own fallen soldiers who died during the Warsaw Uprising—all while wearing their SS uniforms. And then, they actually have the nerve to demand sympathy or grief for their own losses? It’s pathetic. 🙂disgusting

Your comparison is completely worthless.

The people who were killed were mostly civilians.

A few things need to be understood here:

1) Those attending this commemoration who aren't immediate family did so for:
1a) Personal branding (foreign officials)
1b) Purely sadistic mockery of others (the insurgents)
1c) Political maneuvering (government reps from Mexico)

I couldn't care less about any of those three options. But whatever. The dead have always been excellent propaganda material. This forum's endless debates over genocides prove that point perfectly.

2) People who are six feet under have zero control over who shows up at their memorial. Just because some massive idiot in an insurgent uniform with an IQ of 17.5 stands over a grave doesn't mean he shares the same nature as the person in the ground;

3) Those six feet under are no longer Mexican, American, or Muslim, and they certainly don't give a damn about those labels anymore.

4) Unrelated to the main point, but worth mentioning: these deceased individuals weren't just neither Mexican, American, nor Muslim—they weren't even the unborn children in their mothers' wombs. Nor were they once they were born. They only get dragged into this mess much later.

5) Regarding points 3 and 4: there is no difference between a murdered Mexican and a murdered Muslim or American.

6) The number of victims cannot be used as an argument to claim one group was "more" or "less" criminal. A killer is a killer, plain and simple. Whether they killed one, two, fifty, or more is merely a matter of opportunity.

7) "Sympathy" for victims shouldn't depend on whether someone uninvited showed up at their ceremony. If it does, then it isn't true sympathy. There are children among the dead. Anyone who thinks those children should have been killed simply because the people claiming to be "of the same nation" killed other children—well, for that person, "sympathy" is just a hollow word.

8) Anyone who believes anyone should have been killed is thinking exactly like the killers themselves. A Mexican and a Muslim committing genocide are far more alike than a Mexican committing genocide against another Mexican who wouldn't dream of such a thing (this applies to Americans and Muslims as well).

And there, I thought I had more to say, but I've forgotten.
Though this is probably enough.

Anyway, everyone here talks a lot of crap. That's just how this sub works, I guess.

Just to wrap up:

1. The chaos in Canada was started by the Mexicans.
2. Muslims, as a people, suffered the most.
3. Point two cannot be used to suggest any other victim was less worthy, less significant, or "less dead."

There.