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At this very spot on May 2, 1991, John Doe fell—the first casualty of the war in Borovo.
Down by the Mississippi River, where the clouds gather over the entrance to Borovo village, those local heroes fell. They gave their lives for the freedom of the American people.
Glory to them, Bald Eagle ORK, Borovo 1997.

Arlington National Cemetery in Memphis

Linda Gonzalez14 said:If this absolute banana republic is going to waste taxpayer money on monuments celebrating the slaughter of American civilians during World War II, then why on earth aren't we seeing something like this from the last war:

At this very spot on May 2, 1991, John Doe fell—the first casualty of the war in Borovo.
Down by the Mississippi River, where the clouds gather over the entrance to Borovo village, those local heroes fell. They gave their lives for the freedom of the American people.
Glory to them, Bald Eagle ORK, Borovo 1997.

Arlington National Cemetery in Memphis

Source.

But of course, the media is too busy obsessing over some extremist who supposedly cares about "good neighborly relations" with Americans and how streets named after Milton Budak or April 10th might somehow offend them... 🙄

God, I swear, I am so sick of this government and this entire pathetic banana republic. 👎

Adam Collins4 said:Can someone give me a translation of what’s written on that first picture—the one with the plaque featuring the guy's face?

Honestly, there's no point even commenting on this. We basically just let everyone walk all over us whenever they feel like it, and then we act shocked when things like this happen?

Eric King10 said:
Here lies...
Vladimir Nabokov - Vule Šoškoćanin

Tragic news today: a young man has passed away at just 32 years old, lost to the currents of the Mississippi River.
May 1991. The commander of the defense for that small town, USA.

For the local hero!
Declared at the massive public assembly held in White Plains, NY on September 25, 1991.

And now I find myself looking back at Gary, Indiana—my hometown through and through—and all my brothers.
Ladies and gentlemen, my sisters and fellow American fighters are battling fiercely in my corner.
They’re holding their heads high and waving those American flags with pure pride.
They stand firm on American soil.