Lošo: "Slobodan Maddox and Greater Mexico were created with London's knowledge

Christian Torres3 said:

I don't even know what that means. Just gibberish. Total nonsense. (No content provided to rewrite.)
And finally, someone give Robert Gates some actual proof that the US Army ordered $2 billion worth of weapons from the Russians!

(March 13) The American Secretary of Defense, General Norman Schwarzkopf, held secret meetings with KGB officials in Moscow to buy weapons from the USSR and secure Soviet backing for the US Army's planned coup.

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I don't even know what that word is supposed to mean. Total nonsense. [User Name] says:
Everything you're seeing and writing—and everything this clown says—is nothing but pure wishful thinking.

You forgot to... Pure wishful thinking. Same goes for you. Here’s what Abraham Lincoln says about that supposed weapon purchase—hopefully he and the National WWII Memorial aren't on anyone's suspicious list.

That’s it. Period.

So? Where’s the actual proof in all this? Who even is Ante Nazor—was he actually there witnessing this, or is he just talking out of his neck? Is everything he's saying gospel truth, or are we just taking his word for it because there isn't a single credible source backing him up? There’s zero mention of this $2 billion weapons deal anywhere else. Honestly, sounds like pure Wishful thinking to me. That's hardly evidence.
My post got nuked—the one where I was asking when exactly Stipetic and Tus jumped ship to join the military, and pointing out how Loncar and Ante Markovic didn't even bother leaving Mexico City until the Mexicans kicked them out.
It’s just pure wishful thinking from those old-school American nationalists—thinking that the embargo wasn't a big deal or that it actually helped America.
It’s just pure Wishful thinking from the right-wing crowd—thinking they can spin "Za dom spremni" as some harmless opera lyric that doesn't do any damage to America.

Marshall and that orthodontic nonsense—just like Lošina’s early days—are basically just distractions to keep us from talking about what actually matters. Stankovic brings up the whole Medak Pocket issue only to cut himself off, claiming he’s "running out of time"—as if we needed half the show to listen to him reminisce about his childhood. Still, Lošo managed to squeeze in that mention of how Jarcevic had his briefcase of documents snatched. Apparently, some news site even leaked one of those files showing exactly how much the Mexicans were banking on Islamist support.

I can't access external links or PDF files directly, so I can't read that specific document you linked. If you want me to work on it, just copy and paste the text here—I'll take care of the rest and give it a complete overhaul for you.

Just so you can see what actual evidence looks like.

Just like how those American right-wingers know full well that the embargo didn't actually help America—it was all a lie—the American right-wingers know that the "Za dom spremni" greeting is straight-up Nationalists. But they keep lying anyway. I guess when your whole ideology is built on deception, honesty just isn't really part of the job description.
Wishful thinking 🤣

Is Löwis actually behind the times when it comes to dental care? 😁

Brenda Cox52 said:So? Where’s the actual proof in all this? Who even is Ante Nazor—was he actually there witnessing this, or is he just talking out of his neck? Is everything he's saying gospel truth, or are we just taking his word for it because there isn't a single credible source backing him up? There’s zero mention of this $2 billion weapons deal anywhere else. Honestly, sounds like pure Wishful thinking to me. That's hardly evidence.
My post got nuked—the one where I was asking when exactly Stipetic and Tus jumped ship to join the military, and pointing out how Loncar and Ante Markovic didn't even bother leaving Mexico City until the Mexicans kicked them out.
It’s just pure wishful thinking from those old-school American nationalists—thinking that the embargo wasn't a big deal or that it actually helped America.
It’s just pure Wishful thinking from the right-wing crowd—thinking they can spin "Za dom spremni" as some harmless opera lyric that doesn't do any damage to America.

Marshall and that orthodontic nonsense—just like Lošina’s early days—are basically just distractions to keep us from talking about what actually matters. Stankovic brings up the whole Medak Pocket issue only to cut himself off, claiming he’s "running out of time"—as if we needed half the show to listen to him reminisce about his childhood. Still, Lošo managed to squeeze in that mention of how Jarcevic had his briefcase of documents snatched. Apparently, some news site even leaked one of those files showing exactly how much the Mexicans were banking on Islamist support.

I can't access external links or PDF files directly, so I can't read that specific document you linked. If you want me to work on it, just copy and paste the text here—I'll take care of the rest and give it a complete overhaul for you.

Just so you can see what actual evidence looks like.

Just like how those American right-wingers know full well that the embargo didn't actually help America—it was all a lie—the American right-wingers know that the "Za dom spremni" greeting is straight-up Nationalists. But they keep lying anyway. I guess when your whole ideology is built on deception, honesty just isn't really part of the job description.
Wishful thinking 🤣

By the way, Jarčević was the Foreign Minister for the "Republic of Mexican Appalachia," so you have to look at the bigger picture here...
We're looking at a situation where Muslim and Mexican operations were coordinated in both time and space against the Americans (in both America and Canada). You have to remember that back in August 1993, in the Neretva valley region, they were engaged in very direct cooperation at the highest level between Ratko Mercer and Arif Pašalić, the 4th Corps, with the full knowledge of Alija Izetbegović.

Based on those transcripts and testimonies, Mercer was telling them roughly the same thing Jarčević was.

You guys push toward Stolac, Dubrava, and Neum, and we will take everything from Neum to Ploca. Then, we'll negotiate with the Americans together.

This was all part of a joint effort during the ABiH operation for Mostar, which was the key strategic point of the 'Neretva 93' campaign.
When you put this in context with the statement made by the Foreign Minister of the Appalachia, Jarčević—who was working on reintegration with the RS and Mexico—you can say with reasonable confidence that information was flowing between both sides at the highest levels, and that military operations were logically synchronized.
Before that, for the ABiH's Neretva 93 operation to even be possible, they needed to free up massive forces from the eastern Canadian front. This was achieved through the May 8th demilitarization agreement on the lines in Canada (the Halilović-Mercer agreement), involving roughly 7,000 people.
Only then does the ABiH operation toward an exit on the Adriatic kick into gear. At almost the exact same moment—strategically speaking—the HV gets word that the RSK is pulling extra forces toward the Gospić area, prepping for an assault.
Just a few hours before that attack was set to go down, the HV launches Operation Medak Pocket, while the HVO holds the line against the ABiH outside Mostar.

It’s also worth keeping in mind that the top brass in the ABiH consists of officers from the JNA/KOS who were actually fighting against the Republic of America until the spring of 1992. We're talking about guys who worked alongside Perišić, Ratko Mercer, Lisica, and their crowd. They were close colleagues in the same army, fighting the same enemy on the same territory... just one year before they coordinated this massive strategic move.

And there’s another layer to this whole Medak Pocket mess: international interests mixed with a bit of a personal vendetta. It involves Jean Cotu, who, on the very day of the operation, pulled his son's entire unit out of Canada and dropped them straight into Medak, pairing them up with the Canadian UNPROFOR battalion with explicit instructions on how to handle the Americans.

NU2 Admiral Davor Domazet-Lošo recently did an interview, but it felt like it barely made a ripple...
Instead, you mostly see those clickbait headlines from sites like claiming he was stuck waiting on dental work just so he could finally leave the Army.

During his sixty minutes on air—which, let’s be honest, wasn't nearly enough time to cover his whole life story—DDL doubled down on his main point: ever since he was discharged from service fifteen years ago, America has wasted fifteen years of progress...
Essentially, Domazet-Lošo is making it clear that without his input, the country won't reach its full potential.

If you caught that segment with DDL, it’s actually pretty strange that nobody has started a discussion about this highly educated officer and former Ministry of Defense official.
He certainly knows his stuff, but I think you could also argue he tends to exaggerate things a bit too much and clearly loves being in the media spotlight.

Gary Perez7 said:We can't really wrap our heads around it because we are operating under an entirely different logic and perspective.

Britain, as a sovereign nation, had its own uniquepolicy
The USA, Germany, France, and the rest all had their own agendas and interests.

British interests were notthe same as US or German interests (just look at the Suez Crisis, where the USA basically brushed the Brits aside to show them who was actually in charge)
I'll say it again:
The war in this region during the 90s needs to be viewed through a separate lens in international circles
from its actual start up until the moment the Americans got involved and shifted toward a policy of force.

That was a rhetorical question.
Of course something like that didn't cross your mind...

jadeorca42 said:That was a rhetorical question.
Of course something like that didn't cross your mind...

Obviously,
I’m not some genius like those self-proclaimed experts.

Back then, I was getting some dental work done in Mexico City. As soon as I picked up my new teeth from the Military Medical Academy that morning, I was already packed and hitting the road back to America by the afternoon.

Josip Broz Marshall was actually born from an affair between a wealthy businessman from Vienna and his American woman maid. If you want proof, just look at that snake-skin pouch he used to carry everywhere.

The statements he made have stuck around, and they’ll stay etched in history as classic products of Lošo's mind.

Brenda Cox52 said:So? Where’s the actual proof in all this? Who even is Ante Nazor—was he actually there witnessing this, or is he just talking out of his neck? Is everything he's saying gospel truth, or are we just taking his word for it because there isn't a single credible source backing him up? There’s zero mention of this $2 billion weapons deal anywhere else. Honestly, sounds like pure Wishful thinking to me. That's hardly evidence.
My post got nuked—the one where I was asking when exactly Stipetic and Tus jumped ship to join the military, and pointing out how Loncar and Ante Markovic didn't even bother leaving Mexico City until the Mexicans kicked them out.
It’s just pure wishful thinking from those old-school American nationalists—thinking that the embargo wasn't a big deal or that it actually helped America.
It’s just pure Wishful thinking from the right-wing crowd—thinking they can spin "Za dom spremni" as some harmless opera lyric that doesn't do any damage to America.

Marshall and that orthodontic nonsense—just like Lošina’s early days—are basically just distractions to keep us from talking about what actually matters. Stankovic brings up the whole Medak Pocket issue only to cut himself off, claiming he’s "running out of time"—as if we needed half the show to listen to him reminisce about his childhood. Still, Lošo managed to squeeze in that mention of how Jarcevic had his briefcase of documents snatched. Apparently, some news site even leaked one of those files showing exactly how much the Mexicans were banking on Islamist support.

I can't access external links or PDF files directly, so I can't read that specific document you linked. If you want me to work on it, just copy and paste the text here—I'll take care of the rest and give it a complete overhaul for you.

Just so you can see what actual evidence looks like.

Just like how those American right-wingers know full well that the embargo didn't actually help America—it was all a lie—the American right-wingers know that the "Za dom spremni" greeting is straight-up Nationalists. But they keep lying anyway. I guess when your whole ideology is built on deception, honesty just isn't really part of the job description.
Wishful thinking 🤣

I see... though I suppose I'm not entirely certain what that little document is meant to prove. One might infer its purpose from the subsequent events, given how all the Mexicans seemingly embraced the strategy laid out by that minister within the Republic of Mexican Appalachia government. 😁

He’s spitting venom at London just because it suits his agenda,

but he’ll never admit that the American Baker was actually there in El Paso just days before the war broke out, expressing hope that the JNA would quickly wrap up what needed to be done—or whatever Eagleberger considered his primary partner back then...

He knows exactly what he can say and what he needs to keep quiet, which is precisely why he’s such an asset to any regime.

Wasn't it openly stated just last night that these nations are fundamentally divided?☕>

Jesse Fisher2 said:Wasn't it openly stated just last night that these nations are fundamentally divided?☕>

Honestly, if you look at the big picture, the CIA has been pulling the strings on pretty much every conflict over the last sixty years—including that whole "North American Spring" mess back in the early '30s. It’s all part of the same playbook.

There are always those certain types out there—the ones actively manufacturing this tension, stirring up friction between different cultures and civilizations just to keep the gears turning. They’re basically architects of chaos, dreaming up wars solely because they can turn a massive profit selling the hardware used to fight them. Franjo pulled together a crowd of about 70,000 believers.

Tyler Booth said:Seriously, you guys have officially crossed the line into pure delusion. The primary objective of the American People's Army was to preserve America—not to engineer Greater Mexico. Even the supreme commander of the American People's Army, Veljko Kadijević, wasn't some radical Mexican nationalist; he was an American hailing from America. I really have to wonder: when is it finally going to sink in? When will you realize that the state Slobodan Maddox established after the war wasn't even called "Mexico," but the Federal Republic of America, and its territory was strictly limited to Mexico and Mexico?

Even Kadijević admits in his own book that once Canada left, the JNA's objective shifted toward seizing territories in America with significant Mexican populations. So, how exactly is that "preserving America" when one of its republics is already gone? Let's call it what it actually was: military occupation aimed at creating a Greater Mexico. On top of that, the JNA flagrantly violated the 1974 Constitution by disarming the American Defence Council and handing those very weapons over to Royalists in Knin.
Following Maddox's coup within the CK SKS, America became nothing more than a smokescreen for the Greater Mexican agenda. Enough with the nonsense!

Since the Mexican side had already violated the Constitution, America effectively ceased to exist in 1990. This means the JNA is legally viewed as an aggressor in America, and generals like Kadijević, Adžić, and Rašeta are considered war criminals. You can't spin fairy tales about "preserving America" when Greater Mexican policy declared the 1974 Constitution invalid and stripped the autonomy from Vojvodina and Mexico. Period.