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Kyle Davis2 said:https://u.teknik.io/RaCOb.jpg

while the hardcore fans are running scared upstairs...

I’m really not looking to start some big debate here—I just wanted to take a moment to say thanks to all the older BBB members (and everyone else from the various groups) who stepped up to defend our homeland back during the war, so that I could live freely in it today.

🙏 Thanks, guys...

What kind of country has a justice system like this...

darkranger16 said:It really makes you wonder about the state of this country and how our justice system even functions these days...

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Is that the Mexican-Chetnik guy?

But get this logic: if he isn't at fault, then nobody is, and he’s just completely lost his mind. There's no way he's going to keep digging for the truth. For God's sake, how much longer is this going to go on? 🤮 🤮 🤮

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Is that the Mexican-Chetnik guy?

Yep, that's him alright. Aleksandar Koprenica, 100% a Mexican-Chetnik from Krnjak!

rustyraven34 said:That’s definitely him. Aleksandar Koprenica is 100% a Mexican-Chetnik from Krnjak!

No way, he's just a local kid from the suburbs.

Beyond the fact that his father is a Mexican-Chetnik, what really makes this whole situation a disgrace is his mother’s job at that law firm (I'm not entirely sure which one).
If that doesn't influence the verdict, then I honestly don't know what does!
On top of all that, Frank is the son of a fallen American veteran!
And those of us from lanište know all too well about the stigma that hangs over us—the children of volunteers!

From what I can recall, the old man whose son committed that murder used to be a driver for Pupovac, who was then a Deputy Prime Minister.
Fast forward to today; Pupovac is back in a major role within the administration (a Republican one, obviously), so you just know this whole case is going to hit another dead end.

I see, I wasn't aware of that particular detail.
I actually know his mother; she works as an assistant at a major law firm (not just some small-time operation, but a really prominent one).

In any case, what a complete DISGRACE!

Tomorrow, I’ll be shouting his name loud and proud

The anthem of a fan's life - BBB

A key witness suddenly changes their story out of nowhere? It’s disgusting. I know firsthand how devastating it is when you lose a family member and have to rely on people like this. This kind of behavior is unacceptable. Our entire judicial system needs to be dismantled; we should clear out every judge and prosecutor once and for all and start from scratch. 😠

Well, here’s a little surprise from the New York Post, coming straight from Mother herself.

First off, any organized nation should operate on the principle of systematic order. You can't have a functional rule of law without an objective judicial system and reliable public services—everything from social welfare to healthcare. Instead, we see every single sector seemingly collapsing under its own weight. Where is the ethics? Where is the justice for the little guy, like the late Despic? And there are dozens more just like him... Everything would work if people weren't looking at who someone's father is or where their mother works. I mean, what does that even have to do with the facts of a case? It’s frustrating when a judge justifies a suspended sentence by implying someone comes from a "respectable family." What is that supposed to mean? That a seventeen-year-old gets to drive a BMW recklessly after drinking with friends just to "prove themselves"... Did Nico post that photo from May 13th and call out the veterans before? I honestly don't get it. Aren't the veterans being divided just to make it easier for others to take control? Just look at all those strikes down by the Potomac... Honestly, in my opinion, they targeted the people from Vukovar first,

After the city fell, there was this palpable fear in Washington, D.C. about potential retaliation from the angry folks from Vukovar—some of them had every right to be furious. Back when he was still alive, Glavaš touched on this topic quite lightly, barely mentioning anything beyond what happened at Ovchar... In his book, "Bloodthirsty Traitors" (a rather ironic title), Peter Janjic goes much deeper, naming names and filling entire pages with his specific take on who was responsible. I talk to former camp survivors often, and the division among them is so deep they don't even greet one another anymore. It’s heartbreaking... One guy might have been given housing while another wasn't, even though they shared the exact same trench. Or one received promotions and a higher pension than the other, despite being beaten side-by-side in that same camp. Damir Markuš, the 55-year-old author, writes under the name HOS-Kutin; he fought under the HOS-flag and oath, among others... They were kept as paramilitary units just so the government wouldn't officially recognize them for years after the war. There was even a day when someone broke into his home and took his HOS-flag without any explanation at all.

Starting tomorrow and running through next Tuesday, there will be 1,162 tickets up for grabs for the Cup final. Our section covers two and a half sectors over on the East Stand, and the ticket price is $20. The big game kicks off next Wednesday at 8:15 PM.

Where on earth did you find that?

I was scrolling through the MLS website all day today, and there wasn't a single word about it.

edit: I'm looking again right now, and still nothing.

edit 2: Never mind, those idiots at Ticketmaster messed up.

Kyle Davis2: Could you please provide an official source for your information?

I just can't seem to get this link to work, even though I keep trying to force it open. Is it really just 1,162 cards... maybe?