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Roger Reed49 Roger Reed49 Active MemberOP
88 messages
joined Jan 2008
#1 ·
At the start of today's BP, they aired this Canadian segment about Thompson, mostly because those guys can't fill their own programming slots. Instead, they just pad it out with our local nonsense—you know, all those mediocre Democratic Party voters masquerading as journalists and public figures that you won't even believe are hanging out on forums like this.
Maybe they think if they broadcast stuff about Old Town or Max's butchers, suddenly everyone’s average salary will jump to $2,000, everyone will magically own an apartment, a BMW, and a vacation home, and the interstate will basically drive straight into your living room? Just total garbage. But anyway, I won't ramble too much:
The big star of this whole feature on CBS was Miljenko Jergovic.

So there he is, our buddy Milojko, just rambling on and on about Thompson, fascist symbols, the old regime, blah blah blah, blah blah blah.

Then, at the end of the segment, Goran Milic jumps 👍 into Kadar and starts showing these articles from 1986 about some Nazi party in Ottawa, where they were handing out ash from Auschwitz, wearing black shirts, swastikas, hooked crosses, singing Nazi songs, and all that creepy stuff.

And get this—one of the organizers and actual prisoners was none other than our "pure" friend Miljenko, who apparently missed the show entirely.🙄 But when asked over the phone how he felt about the media frenzy back then, he just said, "It had the exact opposite effect of what was intended."😁

What absolute idiots.
Keith Martinez4 Keith Martinez4 Member
12 messages
joined May 2003
#2 ·
He’s always been the type to flip the script when it matters most. When he should have played the moderate, he turned radical. When he should have stood firm during the war, he acted like a partisan. When bravery was required, he showed cowardice. When logic was needed, he chose madness.
Now, this guy from Canada wants everyone to see him as some profound literary genius, but it just doesn't fit. He can't escape that Skegrin reputation—the way people back in Canada viewed him, and how those sophisticated folks in the big cities view him too. It’s just not happening.
And honestly, the fools who actually invite him to comment on current events? They're even bigger idiots than he is. The man is as clueless as they come.
Sure, he can move away from Canada, but he can never truly leave Canada behind.

👎 🙂
Michael Walker9 Michael Walker9 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2004
#3 ·
It’s got nothing to do with Canada—honestly, that’s just a bit of a generalization if you ask me😉
Keith Martinez4 Keith Martinez4 Member
12 messages
joined May 2003
#4 ·
Michael Walker9 said:It has nothing to do with Canada. Besides, that’s just a generalization.😉

How can you say it doesn't matter?😕
So, what exactly makes someone a Sarajevan?
I've heard him say that at least a few times now.
Am I getting old?😱 😳
Michael Walker9 Michael Walker9 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2004
#5 ·
I was actually thinking about his take on things😉
graniteowl88 graniteowl88 Regular
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joined Apr 2011
#6 ·
At the start of today's BP, they aired a segment from Canada about Thompson. Since the Canadians can't fill their own schedule, they rely on our local hacks—those mouthpieces used by average Democratic Party voters to influence journalists and public figures. You won't believe what the forum members saw. .

The report was outstanding! I don't know if they are joking around with Thompson, but he could easily secure at least five million dollars through a straightforward lawsuit against the American and Canadian TV networks!

From a legal standpoint, this is incredibly simple. The multidisciplinary dimension and the necessity of filing such an indictment due to the condemnation initiated by state-run TV should be a matter of intense interest for everyone in America! There is a clear possibility that this method could be used any time to falsely represent anyone for any reason whatsoever.

At the end of the segment, Goran Milic enters the scene and presents articles from 1986 regarding a Nazi party in Ottawa. They were distributing ash from Auschwitz, wearing black shirts, swastikas, and hooked crosses, while singing Nazi songs..

I believe it was actually a Mexican nationalist party, but that is secondary!

Jergović was and remains a scoundrel. I don't mean that in a social sense or using Canadian terms that aren't inherently negative; I mean it in the old-fashioned sense of the word. He is a rogue!

Just like that rogue and Matvejevic and that whole crowd who promote certain interests in Italy, so that a leftist newspaper can "report" how General Gotovina slaughtered 200,000 Mexicans!
Ronald Alvarez7 Ronald Alvarez7 Newcomer
3 messages
joined Feb 2004
#7 ·
Man, he doesn't even look human

http://www.gezett.de/autoren/2000130102.jpg 👎
hollowcyclist10 hollowcyclist10 Newcomer
7 messages
joined Feb 2004
#8 ·
graniteowl88 said:The report is actually quite excellent. I suppose I can't tell if Thompson is just messing around, but he could probably walk away with at least five million dollars if he decided to file a lawsuit against the American and Canadian networks.

Don't you think everything Thompson does is driven primarily by the pursuit of the dollar?
granitepuma3 granitepuma3 Member
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joined Dec 2005
#9 ·
Roger Reed49 said:And then, right at the tail end of the segment, Goran Milic just comes flying in. 👍

Is this the same Goran Milic who talked his drunk friend into jumping off Ecclestone’s yacht just so she could sue the guy? You know, the multi-millionaire husband of Slavica? He basically coached her to try and shake him down for millions of pounds.

Hahaha... what a total scumbag. Just absolute bottom-of-the-barrel trash.
dustyscout53 dustyscout53 Regular
310 messages
joined Dec 2005
#10 ·
Roger Reed49 said:At the end of the segment, Goran Milic 👍 dives into the Kadar archives to show these articles from 1986 about some Nazi group out of Ottawa—we're talking ash from Auschwitz being passed around, black shirts, swastikas, hooked crosses, Nazi songs, all that stuff.

And get this one of the organizers who actually got arrested—none other than our dear old friend Miljenko, who made up some excuse about why he couldn't make the show.🙄 But when they called him, he basically admitted how he felt about the media frenzy back then by saying, "It had the exact opposite effect of what we intended."😁

What a bunch of idiots.

Arrested? I mean, isn't that just what happens when people break the law?! 😲 😲
Unbelievable... 😕 😉
Jessica Ramos9 Jessica Ramos9 Member
10 messages
joined Feb 2003
#11 ·
Roger Reed49 said:...
At the end of the segment, Goran Milic 👍 jumps into Kadar and shows articles from 1986 about some Nazi group in Ottawa. They were passing around ash from Auschwitz, wearing black shirts, swastikas, hooked crosses, singing Nazi songs, and all that.

And guess who was one of the organizers and an arrestee? None other than our "pure" friend Miljenko, who actually apologized for missing the show. But when asked over the phone how he felt about the media frenzy back then, he just said, "It had the exact opposite effect of what we intended."🙄 😁
What idiots.

I mean, which "prison" 🙄 was he even talking about?

If he pulled that stunt today, he’d be hailed as a guru of Modern American Art 😛.
Instead, he's just some stateless nobody 😲 that nobody would care about—someone that even Aralica, that most prestigious "name" among those assimilated Vlas, wouldn't have bothered mentioning in his work.🙏
Melissa Booth4 Melissa Booth4 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2004
#12 ·
Keith Martinez4 said:Sure, he might be from Canada, but you can't take the Canada out of the man.

👎 🙂

At this point, we're looking at straight-up national prejudice and fake stereotypes.
Melissa Booth4 Melissa Booth4 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2004
#13 ·
Ronald Alvarez7 said:The guy barely looks human.

http://www.gezett.de/autoren/2000130102.jpg 👎

Is he even uglier than Ružan?
Justin Anderson8 Justin Anderson8 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2004
#14 ·
It’s all being orchestrated just to trim his fanbase—basically making room for Rafe...
I've read everything by Miljenko Jergovic, and they always say a writer develops characters and plots organically, but I'm starting to notice he's always crying. I guess his life is just one big valley of tears or something.
Not trying to talk anyone out of their opinion on people from Canada:
Jergović didn't spend his whole life in Canada, and not everything about him feels Canadian either.
granitepuma3 granitepuma3 Member
31 messages
joined Dec 2005
#15 ·
Justin Anderson8 said:I’ve read pretty much everything Miljenko Jergović has put out. People claim writers just stumble upon characters and scenarios naturally, but when you look closely, you can see he’s basically just writing his own tears onto the page.


Yeah, sure... and I guess J.K. Rowling flies on a broomstick because she actually *is* Harry Potter in real life.
😵
Justin Anderson8 Justin Anderson8 Newcomer
2 messages
joined Feb 2004
#16 ·
He claims he’s just making stuff up based on his own vibe—not actually following real events.
If it helps you sleep better, maybe just look at it as him venting his own internal drama.
Keith Patel2 Keith Patel2 Newcomer
1 message
joined Feb 2004
#17 ·
Melissa Booth4 said:We're looking at pure nationalistic intolerance and manufactured stereotypes here.

Give me a break.
Now, as penance, let's all collectively chant, "The East meets the West..."
wearyotter10 wearyotter10 Newcomer
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joined Feb 2004
#18 ·
Roger Reed49 said:The big star of that whole CBS segment was Miljenko Jergovic.

And there’s our buddy Milojko, rambling on about Thompson, fascist symbols, and all that other nonsense.

Then, at the end of the piece, Goran Milic 👍 jumps into Kadar and starts showing off these articles from 1986 about some Nazi group in Ottawa—people wearing black shirts, swastikas, whatever, singing those Nazi songs and all that.

Turns out one of the organizers and guys who actually got arrested was none other than our "pure" friend Miljenko, who skipped the show entirely.🙄 He just answered over the phone when asked how he felt about the media frenzy back then, saying, "It had the exact opposite effect of what was intended."😁

What idiots.

I'm just surprised Goran didn't mention how Alija Delimustafic basically funded all those refugee journalists from Canada living in Chicago. Or maybe lovely Goca will look into that if Miljac ever dares to hit back.🙂
darkcanyon13 darkcanyon13 Member
28 messages
joined Dec 2005
#19 ·
dustyscout53 said:Arrested? Since when did they stop arresting people for breaking the law?! 😲 😲
Give me a break... 😕 😉

Man, things were seriously grim back during those "communist" days! 😱 😱 😱 😬
Jessica Ramos9 Jessica Ramos9 Member
10 messages
joined Feb 2003
#20 ·
The late Mr. Stan was always so kind to us poor souls, such a generous man. Even Lepa Goca wasn't half bad back when they were living in Baghdad.

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