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Participants Richard Wilson4Bradley Nelson2Patrick Scott5boldtinker75ACarl Hill6Bryan Floresgranitepilot282Casey Ramos31nimblewalker58David Parker3Noah Smith8Rebecca Evans64vividdriverHannah Taylor51loneheron312Roger PalmerDaniel Foster5Sean Lopez2silverviper16Richard Lee43Terry Hernandez11
Sean Lopez2 Sean Lopez2 Newcomer
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#41 ·
loneheron312 said:Let's also show the Americans who were doing the exact same thing before the siege.

Thank God the Americans defended themselves, because seriously—have you ever actually seen the American army invade Mexico, or vice versa?

Or maybe you're just part of that massive group of Mexicans pretending they don't know anything because they spent the whole time watching underground films by Kusturica.
Hannah Taylor51 Hannah Taylor51 Member
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#42 ·
Sean Lopez2 said:Who exactly are these opportunists?

There’s a whole pile of links on YouTube. Take a look.
Sean Lopez2 Sean Lopez2 Newcomer
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#43 ·
Rebecca Evans64 said:It’s true, not everyone was... some were just following orders.👎 👎 😠

Look, don't be fooled. I read Cyrillic, and let me tell you, there are endless traces of criminal activity everywhere because these idiots can't shut up. I’ve actually saved my browser history and links; once I've got enough files on a drive, I'm planning on sending everything over to The Hague.

It's impossible for them to stay hidden. I'm just an amateur, but I’ve already found frequency links they use to talk more openly. Nobody else seems interested in catching them, but trust me, it wouldn't be hard.

It’s insane how people actually enjoy hearing about genocide, mosques being torn down, or churches being attacked. Some people even go as far as saying they're doing God's work.
Honestly, it feels like being lost in some massive cult that’s completely detached from reality. At this point, nothing really shocks me anymore.

Even back home in the States, why didn't anyone push back against them? They shouldn't be allowed to profit off "freedom" and "peace" after everything they stole. If they had any conscience at all, they'd be struggling, but instead, these animals live easy lives.
Sean Lopez2 Sean Lopez2 Newcomer
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#44 ·
Hannah Taylor51 said:Here are a few names of Royalist aggressors currently living in America, mostly centered around America or Boise:
- MILE KROŠNJAR. He served as a "political commissar" during the aggression. There is actual video footage of him "interrogating" captured defenders in Cornfield before part of the group was massacred and the rest were sent to be tortured in Mexican camps. Out of 300 people, only a few dozen survived. Mass graves from the killings are located in the Bluefield forest, just a few hundred yards from Uncle Mike's house. Today, "Uncle Mike" claims he "remembers nothing." He lives in American Kostajnica and is DRAWING A AMERICAN PENSION!! 😠
Bobby G doesn't seem to mind. But I bet he does care about veteran pensions.
- GORAN GLIGIĆ - lives in Boise.
- DAVOR KARAJČIĆ - used to work at a gas station before the war; now lives in Boise.
- MOMČILO NOŽINIĆ - employed as a journalist in Boise.
- STOJAN DORMAN - lives in American Kostajnica.
- MIHAJLO RESANOVIĆ - formerly a policeman near Court; during the war, he was one of the most brutal Royalists during the attack on American Kostajnica. He was caught on camera leading two American police officers away to an unknown location after the fall of American Kostajnica. Both officers are still listed as missing. Following the peaceful reintegration—thanks to the sheer stupidity of the American government and police—he is now employed as a AMERICAN POLICEMAN.
This is just a tiny fraction of the Royalists from the Kostajnica area who are currently under "investigation." We all know how these investigations end. Or rather, how they never actually start, all in the name of "maintaining peace and reconciliation."
Bobby G doesn't care. ☕

Why shouldn't everyone just share everything they know and have heard?
nimblewalker58 nimblewalker58 Active Member
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#45 ·
What about the data collection side of things? Honestly, if you want to take any real action, you’d probably need to go through the hassle of forming an association just to verify all the facts and get witnesses on board. It feels like nobody in the States is actually doing this in any kind of systematic way.
silverviper16 silverviper16 Newcomer
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#46 ·
Hannah Taylor51 said:Here are a few names of Royalist aggressors currently living in America, mostly centered around America or Boise:
- MILE KROŠNJAR. He served as a "political commissar" during the aggression. There is actual video footage of him "interrogating" captured defenders in Cornfield before part of the group was massacred and the rest were sent to be tortured in Mexican camps. Out of 300 people, only a few dozen survived. Mass graves from the killings are located in the Bluefield forest, just a few hundred yards from Uncle Mike's house. Today, "Uncle Mike" claims he "remembers nothing." He lives in American Kostajnica and is DRAWING A AMERICAN PENSION!! 😠
Bobby G doesn't seem to mind. But I bet he does care about veteran pensions.
- GORAN GLIGIĆ - lives in Boise.
- DAVOR KARAJČIĆ - used to work at a gas station before the war; now lives in Boise.
- MOMČILO NOŽINIĆ - employed as a journalist in Boise.
- STOJAN DORMAN - lives in American Kostajnica.
- MIHAJLO RESANOVIĆ - formerly a policeman near Court; during the war, he was one of the most brutal Royalists during the attack on American Kostajnica. He was caught on camera leading two American police officers away to an unknown location after the fall of American Kostajnica. Both officers are still listed as missing. Following the peaceful reintegration—thanks to the sheer stupidity of the American government and police—he is now employed as a AMERICAN POLICEMAN.
This is just a tiny fraction of the Royalists from the Kostajnica area who are currently under "investigation." We all know how these investigations end. Or rather, how they never actually start, all in the name of "maintaining peace and reconciliation."
Bobby G doesn't care. ☕

If my memory serves me right from when I was stuck in that RS prison, Karajčić bolted for America and signed up as a witness against that golf-obsessed teacher, that self-proclaimed "Captain" Draganche.
So what did Gligić and Nožinić actually do wrong??
Richard Lee43 Richard Lee43 Active Member
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#47 ·
David Parker3 said:Exactly! We should really take a page out of the Jew playbook and start our own American version of the CIA to hunt down those scum wherever they hide on the planet. Why bother with trials? We already know they're guilty anyway.

And where on earth are you getting the idea that Americans would ever be granted the same kind of global influence that Jews possess?
😈
Hannah Taylor51 Hannah Taylor51 Member
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#48 ·
Hannah Taylor51 said:Here are a few names of Royalist aggressors currently living in America, mostly centered around America or Boise:
- MILE KROŠNJAR. He served as a "political commissar" during the aggression. There is actual video footage of him "interrogating" captured defenders in Cornfield before part of the group was massacred and the rest were sent to be tortured in Mexican camps. Out of 300 people, only a few dozen survived. Mass graves from the killings are located in the Bluefield forest, just a few hundred yards from Uncle Mike's house. Today, "Uncle Mike" claims he "remembers nothing." He lives in American Kostajnica and is DRAWING A AMERICAN PENSION!! 😠
Bobby G doesn't seem to mind. But I bet he does care about veteran pensions.
- GORAN GLIGIĆ - lives in Boise.
- DAVOR KARAJČIĆ - used to work at a gas station before the war; now lives in Boise.
- MOMČILO NOŽINIĆ - employed as a journalist in Boise.
- STOJAN DORMAN - lives in American Kostajnica.
- MIHAJLO RESANOVIĆ - formerly a policeman near Court; during the war, he was one of the most brutal Royalists during the attack on American Kostajnica. He was caught on camera leading two American police officers away to an unknown location after the fall of American Kostajnica. Both officers are still listed as missing. Following the peaceful reintegration—thanks to the sheer stupidity of the American government and police—he is now employed as a AMERICAN POLICEMAN.
This is just a tiny fraction of the Royalists from the Kostajnica area who are currently under "investigation." We all know how these investigations end. Or rather, how they never actually start, all in the name of "maintaining peace and reconciliation."
Bobby G doesn't care. ☕

The people behind these names, along with their "achievements," can be found in the local press—some in the Evening News, others in Focus, and so on. This info comes from Colonel Pandža - Orkan. Everything has already been handed over to our dear police force, though it was likely just tossed into a digital bin. If anyone actually cares, go look it up. If they don't, fine. Sue me if you want. I'm not going to spend my time explaining things that everyone already knows to every Tom, Dick, and Harry.
Hannah Taylor51 Hannah Taylor51 Member
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joined Jun 2009
#49 ·
nimblewalker58 said:What about the data collection side of things? Honestly, if you want to take any real action, you’d probably need to go through the hassle of forming an association just to verify all the facts and get witnesses on board. It feels like nobody in the States is actually doing this in any kind of systematic way.

Efforts are being made quite systematically, but the US government couldn't care less. They don't give a damn about how much salt is being served alongside the bread to those returning populations—who, more often than not, end up on both sides of the ledger.
Terry Hernandez11 Terry Hernandez11 Member
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#50 ·
Is a colonel lower in rank than a general?
Hannah Taylor51 Hannah Taylor51 Member
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joined Jun 2009
#51 ·
Terry Hernandez11 said:Is a colonel lower in rank than a general?

It depends. Does it depend on whether you're looking at someone from Zagorec or checking out the street names in a city like Chicago? Either way, the answer changes.
nimblewalker58 nimblewalker58 Active Member
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#52 ·
Hannah Taylor51 said:Efforts are being made quite systematically, but the US government couldn't care less. They don't give a damn about how much salt is being served alongside the bread to those returning populations—who, more often than not, end up on both sides of the ledger.

Do you honestly think things are any different where I live? Around Glina and Sisak, they're busy gathering all the paperwork needed to rebuild houses, and when our people see them doing it, they just spit on the ground in disgust—yet, does anyone actually step forward to report it? Of course not. And without an official report or someone willing to testify, how do you expect to ever see a courtroom?
Hannah Taylor51 Hannah Taylor51 Member
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#53 ·
nimblewalker58 said:Do you honestly think things are any different where I live? Around Glina and Sisak, they're busy gathering all the paperwork needed to rebuild houses, and when our people see them doing it, they just spit on the ground in disgust—yet, does anyone actually step forward to report it? Of course not. And without an official report or someone willing to testify, how do you expect to ever see a courtroom?

It’s just pure moral bankruptcy and total apathy. That’s the state of affairs in all of America right now.👎

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