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Gorštak
09-07-2013, 11:27 PM
Stupid terrorist killed 4 inocent young soldiers, and one of them was Serb, one Croat and 2 Bosniaks:icon_arghhh:
I hope he is burning in hell.


The Paraćin massacre (Serbo-Croatian: Paraćinski masakr, Serbian Cyrillic: Параћински масакр) was the murder of 4 people and injury of 5, in the military barracks in Paraćin, Yugoslavia on September 3, 1987 by Aziz Kelmendi, a 19-year old Kosovo Albanian, who was a conscript in the Yugoslav People's Army. Kelmendi shot an Zastava M70 in two sleeping rooms, then fled and committed suicide. The motive was Albanian nationalism.

Aziz Kelmendi (Serbian: Azis Keljmendi, Азис Кељменди) was born on January 15, 1967 in Lipljan, SAP Kosovo, SR Serbia. His family lived in Dušanovo. He completed school in Prizren. In 1983 he was sentenced to prison for 15 days after trying to escape to Albania and after behaving nationalistic in high school and university. He disliked the learning of the Serbo-Croatian language. In 1984, he became a member of the Communist party. At the Faculty of Law at the University of Priština, he completed two semesters and passed six examinations with solid grades. After the completion of military drill in MP5300 in Leskovac, Serbia, he was moved to MP7518 in Paraćin.

He was described as a loner, he had complexes because he thought he was ugly, and was quite a nervous person. Sometimes he had aggressive reactions. He socialized mostly with ethnic Albanians and had strong nationalistic views. Kelmendi had two confrontations with Dudaković, one of the victims, prior to the massacre.

At morning at dawn September 3, 1987, Kelmendi loaded his Automatic Zastava M70 rifle with 10 7.62x39mm rounds and headed to a guard post where corporal Riza Alibašić had stood on watch-duty. He took two rounds of ammunition and pointed his rifle at Alibašić, threatening to kill him. Kelmendi took him to the living facilities and asked where Dudaković was sleeping. After getting the information he required, he entered the sleeping quarters where he found Dudaković. He opened fire, killing him and then proceeded to kill Simić and Begić. He then went on to wound two others. Afterwards, he entered the second room and killed Dženanović and wounded two others. He then panicked and fled the military base and at around 8:00 AM he was found dead 1 kilometer from the base on Karađorđevo hill, where he had committed suicide.

Nine people were shot, four of whom died:

Safet Dudaković(Bosniak)
Hasim Dženanović(Bosniak)
Goran Begić(Croat)
Srđan Simić(Serb)

The investigation discovered that 8 people had "helped" Kelmendi through encouraging the act and will of Kelmendi. 8 men were accused as accomplices (imprisonment in years):

Rizah Xhakli, Kosovo-Albanian (20)
Abdilxhemil Alimani, Kosovo-Albanian (20)
Afrem Mehmeti, Kosovo-Albanian (13)
Pajazit Aliu, Kosovo-Albanian (13)
Shefqet Paqarizi, Kosovo-Albanian (7)
Enver Beluli, Kosovo-Albanian (5-1/5)
Riza Alibašić, A Bosniak from Kosovo (14)
Islam Mahmuti, An Albanian Roma from Kosovo (2)

It was revealed that Rizah Xhakli had said to the others that they had to help Kelmendi because, "he would be seen as a hero and a statue would be erected in Prizren". On September 2, at 9:00 PM, Kelmendi met with his accomplices and they decided that the massacre should be carried out the following day. Rizah Xhakli woke only the Albanians in the rooms prior to the attack and instructed them to leave and then gave Kelmendi ammunition. While being interrogated, they all said that Kelmendi had strong nationalistic views of an Albanian Kosovo.

According to official reports of the Yugoslav authorities, Kelmendi ran away from military casern on the Karađorđevo hill, where he was eventually surrounded and then committed suicide.
The massacre provoked a political aftermath, rumors and doubts from the official version of the massacre. In the cities of Belgrade, Paraćin, Valjevo and Subotica, unidentified persons stoned Albanian stores.

Pleurat
09-07-2013, 11:28 PM
So what is the reason of this thread?

Gorštak
09-07-2013, 11:36 PM
So what is the reason of this thread?

Never forgive innocent victims of terrorism!

Pleurat
09-07-2013, 11:38 PM
Ok gypsy.

RandoBloom
09-07-2013, 11:43 PM
Crap thread.

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 12:00 AM
There are conspiracy theories about this event:

1. Aziz Kelmendi was just mad man, and event didn't had anything with Albanians nationalism, he with help of other Albanians wanted to revange and kill Safet Dudakovic who beat a crap out of him in fight before.
Event was used by radical Serb side(Slobodan Milosevic) to came to power in elections.

2. More radical theory:
Entire event was made by KOS(Yugoslavia version of CIA controlled by Serbs at that time), and there is no coincidence that non Serbs were also victims, they wanted to create hatred towards Albanians in Yugoslavian non Serbs ,that can easier convince them to go in planned future military campaign against Albanians.
In both theories, Kelmendi didn't committed suicide, by them he was executed.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 12:04 AM
There are conspiracy theories about this event:

1. Aziz Kelmendi was just mad man, and event didn't had anything with Albanians nationalism, he with help of other Albanians wanted to revange and kill Safet Dudakovic who beat a crap out of him in fight before.
Event was used by radical Serb side(Slobodan Milosevic) to came to power in elections.

2. More radical theory:
Entire event was made by KOS(Yugoslavia version of CIA controlled by Serbs at that time), and there is no coincidence that non Serbs were also victims, they wanted to create hatred towards Albanians in Yugoslavian non Serbs ,that can easier convince them to go in planned future military campaign against Albanians.
In both theories, Kelmendi didn't committed suicide, by them he was executed.

That is more believable. If he was nationalist he wouldnt kill himself after that, he would have been proud.

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 01:01 AM
He was probably cousin of Dralos.

Methmatician
09-08-2013, 01:04 AM
Why was the Bosniak fella encouraging the guy to kill those people?

Guapo
09-08-2013, 01:05 AM
So what is the reason of this thread?

that you ARnauts are scum of Europe

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 06:08 AM
Most likely staged!

Few Croat, Bosnian, Albanians killed in the process doesn't look like a Albanian Nationalistic act. If he was nationalistic he would have not shot himself. During those days a lot of Albanians were killed in JNA and came home in body bags, and they were all declared suicides. Serbian scum doing their dirty tricks, too bad now days they can only do that shit to their own.

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 06:05 PM
My father was young JNA soldier in Prishtina, I remember his stories how they stand guard because they always
expected some kind of sabotage by Albanians locals there, and how military officers ordered to them to not accept food from Albanians familes.
But he didn't obey the command, he would secretly take food made by Albanians girls who wanted to socialise with them.
Soldiers would always walk in group in the city, but sometimes he was all alone, like when he had order to
carry mail, young Albanains would provoke him, olders would look at him with rage but nothing serious happened.
He also went on FC Prishtina games in uniform, but he didn't had problems, first because he made some friendships with locals and second because there were also Albanians in army, so he could pass as just one of them.
I remember one anecdote that he told to me, he and two Serbs were digging trenches near some Albanians village, every of them to dig a one trench.
They were interesting to kids who watched them. They asked my father to tell them his name and name of two others.
When they came again tomorrow to continue work, trenches made by Serbs were destroyed, while nobody touched trench made by my father, and his colleagues yelled at him why he said their real names so kids figured they're Serbs.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 06:09 PM
My father was young JNA soldier in Prishtina, I remember his stories how they stand guard because they always
expected some kind of sabotage by Albanians locals there, and how military officers ordered to them to not accept food from Albanians familes.
But he didn't obey the command, he would secretly take food made by Albanians girls who wanted to socialise with them.
Soldiers would always walk in group in the city, but sometimes he was all alone, like when he had order to
carry mail, young Albanains would provoke him, olders would look at him with rage but nothing serious happened.
He also went on FC Prishtina games in uniform, but he didn't had problems, first because he made some friendships with locals and second because there were also Albanians in army, so he could pass as just one of them.
I remember one anecdote that he told to me, he and two Serbs were digging trenches near some Albanians village, every of them to dig a one trench.
They were interesting to kids who watched them. They asked my father to tell them his name and name of two others.
When they came again tomorrow to continue work, trenches made by Serbs were destroyed, while nobody touched trench made by my father, and his colleagues yelled at him why he said their real names so kids figured they're Serbs.

Clasical Serb indoctrination :mad:

Albanians had every right to do what they want to liberate themselves from opression. He was a member of ocupying army and of course he is looked at with hate.
Albanians knew long before us what serbs are like.

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 06:11 PM
Clasical Serb indoctrination :mad:

Albanians had every right to do what they want to liberate themselves from opression. He was a member of ocupying army and of course he is looked at with hate.
Albanians knew long before us what serbs are like.

There were also Albanians in that army with him:p
Everybody had to go in army, and he didn't had a clue where they would send him.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 06:15 PM
There were also Albanians in that army with him:p

It doesnt matter. The army was an ocupator, and Jugoslavija was continuing the 1912 ocupation.
If they killed all of them one night they would have a right to do that. Ocupators have nothing to do there

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 06:15 PM
My father was young JNA soldier in Prishtina, I remember his stories how they stand guard because they always
expected some kind of sabotage by Albanians locals there, and how military officers ordered to them to not accept food from Albanians familes.
But he didn't obey the command, he would secretly take food made by Albanians girls who wanted to socialise with them.
Soldiers would always walk in group in the city, but sometimes he was all alone, like when he had order to
carry mail, young Albanains would provoke him, olders would look at him with rage but nothing serious happened.
He also went on FC Prishtina games in uniform, but he didn't had problems, first because he made some friendships with locals and second because there were also Albanians in army, so he could pass as just one of them.
I remember one anecdote that he told to me, he and two Serbs were digging trenches near some Albanians village, every of them to dig a one trench.
They were interesting to kids who watched them. They asked my father to tell them his name and name of two others.
When they came again tomorrow to continue work, trenches made by Serbs were destroyed, while nobody touched trench made by my father, and his colleagues yelled at him why he said their real names so kids figured they're Serbs.

To some extent that is true. Albanians actually were not allowed to do their army service in Kosova, my dad did his army in Slovenia and few of my cousins in Banja Luka. I am not sure what year your dad did the army service but it's true that JNA was never liked by locals, and this had nothing to do with Bosnjaks, Slovenians, or Croation but Serbs. Prishtina was not bad for outsider as you had every ethnicity in their but lets say sometimes when JNA did parades in the country side then yes the hostilities would have been very visible.

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 06:19 PM
There were also Albanians in that army with him:p
Everybody had to go in army, and he didn't had a clue where they would send him.

Albanians saw the army service as jail time, and a lot of people actually emigrated in Germany in order to avoid the army service.

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 06:35 PM
Also don't forget that during those day quite some Bosnians were actually very Yugoslav and acted towards Albanians in similar fashion to Serbs. Not when they were in groups, because I remember my cousin telling me stories of how Bosnians and Albanians sort protected each other or shall I say helped each other in the army. Also a lot of fights happened in the kaserms between Albo's and Serbs during the night;) Serbs had the upper hand during they day as General favored them, but when the lights when out Albanians took their revenge;)

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 06:38 PM
Also don't forget that during those day quite some Bosnians were actually very Yugoslav and acted towards Albanians in similar fashion to Serbs. Not when they were in groups, because I remember my cousin telling me stories of how Bosnians and Albanians sort protected each other or shall I say helped each other in the army. Also a lot of fight happened in the kaserms between Albo's and Serbs during the night;) Serbs had the upper hand during they day as General favored them, but when the lights when out Albanians took their revenge;)

I know all that. We believed in that bullshit and they repaid us. Never again.

Stefan_Dusan
09-08-2013, 07:27 PM
My farther told me that's job often amounted to confiscating illegal weapons in Kosovo while in the army. This was approximately in the 70s. He said that friends of the family (and his comrade's family/friends) would never be searched. Often what would happen during search is that member of house who didn't want search would offer them rakija and food and they would eat/drink and consider this search. As result my father said he never ate so well in army. For those who they actually searched, my father said most common place for hiding them were hay stacks.

Stefan_Dusan
09-08-2013, 07:31 PM
As to guy, he was probably depressed and decided to commit suicide. Shooting Serbian soldiers in barracks and then killing yourself is more romantic than just going to room and killing yourself. Probably in his depression, he began becoming more nationalistic which is common. As to the dead soldiers, I do not know place of birth, but they're probably Muslim Serbs not Yugoslav Muslims (bosniaks).

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 07:33 PM
As to guy, he was probably depressed and decided to commit suicide. Shooting Serbian soldiers in barracks and then killing yourself is more romantic than just going to room and killing yourself. Probably in his depression, he began becoming more nationalistic which is common. As to the dead soldiers, I do not know place of birth, but they're probably Muslim Serbs not Yugoslav Muslims (bosniaks).

Bullshit

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 07:37 PM
My farther told me that's job often amounted to confiscating illegal weapons in Kosovo while in the army. This was approximately in the 70s. He said that friends of the family (and his comrade's family/friends) would never be searched. Often what would happen during search is that member of house who didn't want search would offer them rakija and food and they would eat/drink and consider this search. As result my father said he never ate so well in army. For those who they actually searched, my father said most common place for hiding them were hay stacks.

That's hilarious and also true.

This depended if the soldiers acted proper then they got the traditional greeting food rakia and the whole shebang. Also this played a role if the Serbs were actually locals, as a lot of Kosova Serbs had good relations with Albanians and knew the customs. Cacaklija were not like much though;)


Hay stacks were used but the most common places were house walls made out of Brick. Walls were build by double row of bricks, and they always chose a wall a left a space between the bricks in order to stash arms.

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 07:40 PM
As to guy, he was probably depressed and decided to commit suicide. Shooting Serbian soldiers in barracks and then killing yourself is more romantic than just going to room and killing yourself. Probably in his depression, he began becoming more nationalistic which is common. As to the dead soldiers, I do not know place of birth, but they're probably Muslim Serbs not Yugoslav Muslims (bosniaks).

Not true as a lot of Albos were killed in the army and were declared suicides. UDB also monitored Albanians closely and the ones that were deemed dangerous, when they were recruited in the army they were eliminated.

Stefan_Dusan
09-08-2013, 07:41 PM
Bullshit

I doubt you will trace their ancestry to old Bosna. But feel free and post their ancestry line here. Most south slavic Muslims are Serbs who identify as Bosniaks now.

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 07:46 PM
My farther told me that's job often amounted to confiscating illegal weapons in Kosovo while in the army. This was approximately in the 70s. He said that friends of the family (and his comrade's family/friends) would never be searched. Often what would happen during search is that member of house who didn't want search would offer them rakija and food and they would eat/drink and consider this search. As result my father said he never ate so well in army. For those who they actually searched, my father said most common place for hiding them were hay stacks.

Nutrition in JNA was actually very good.
My father was from village in mountain, as kid he would just immediately after he wakes up went outdoor to play or watch livestock grazing, go home late at night, eat his small and only meal and fall asleep.
It's not that he didn't had more food, he was just typical village kid who didn't spend a lot of time at home.
So when he went in army after high scholl, where he eat regulary(beans, canned food), he from skinny kid changed in real man with more kilograms.
I find it kinda cool life in his time, family of course didn't had TV so when he got small radio it was something big, he would follow fotball matches of Yugoslavia league with that radio while he watch livestock grazing.
Also there were no Nike, Adidas etc, when he got new Opanke that was like today newest Adidas, he would put them beside him first night when he go to sleep, that can enjoy in smell of new Opanke entire nightxD

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 07:58 PM
Nutrition in JNA was actually very good.
My father was from village in mountain, as kid he would just immediately after he wakes up went outdoor to play or watch livestock grazing, go home late at night, eat his small and only meal and fall asleep.
It's not that he didn't had more food, he was just typical village kid who didn't spend a lot of time at home.
So when he went in army after high scholl, where he eat regulary(beans, canned food), he from skinny kid changed in real man with more kilograms.
I find it kinda cool life in his time, family of course didn't had TV so when he got small radio it was something big, he would follow fotball matches of Yugoslavia league with that radio while he watch livestock grazing.
Also there were no Nike, Adidas etc, when he got new Opanke that was like today newest Adidas, he would put them beside him first night when he go to sleep, that can enjoy in smell of new Opanke entire nightxD

Judging by your post we can conclude that only the poor village Bosnians were staunch Yugoslavs:p

Mraz
09-08-2013, 08:01 PM
Too much fuss for one crazy guy.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 08:02 PM
I doubt you will trace their ancestry to old Bosna. But feel free and post their ancestry line here. Most south slavic Muslims are Serbs who identify as Bosniaks now.

That doesnt even deserve a comment, only bullshit

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 08:02 PM
Too much fuss for one crazy guy.

What's your proof that he was crazy?

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 08:02 PM
Judging by your post we can conclude that only the poor village Bosnians were staunch Yugoslavs:p

Nope.
Only multi-culty idiots that we used to be

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 08:06 PM
Judging by your post we can conclude that only the poor village Bosnians were staunch Yugoslavs:p

Tito's Yugoslavia was loved by all Yugoslavia ordinary people, expect Albanians of course:lol:
Note: for most of people Tito's Yugoslavia is something completely different then after Tito Yugoslavia, that is different story.

Mraz
09-08-2013, 08:06 PM
What's your proof that he was crazy?

Kelmendi shot an Zastava M70 in two sleeping rooms, then fled and committed suicide. The motive was Albanian nationalism.

If it happens like this, he is more likely deranged guy.

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 08:10 PM
Kelmendi shot an Zastava M70 in two sleeping rooms, then fled and committed suicide. The motive was Albanian nationalism.If it happens like this, he is more likely deranged guy.

Read my other comments I made. What do you know? He could have been attacked and knowing what Kelmendies are they don't take that shit lightly.

Bolded parts are an oxymoron, a nationalist would never commit suicide but would fight to the end. You don't seem to be much familiar with Albanians.

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 08:25 PM
Skerdilaid, now I remember that every time somebody mention Tito my father would say "he was ashoole, he didn't let us to use our national name":lol:
But people are nostalgic for some memories of Tito's Yugoslavia, like huge children's allowance, you Albanians also profited from that.
I think that main difference between Albanians and other Yugoslavian people at Tito's time was that only Albanians even ordinary people hated it and had constant clashes with authorities.
In other nations mainly just intellectuals had conflicts and ended in prison(like Alija Izetbegovic couple of times), ordinary people were just satisfied with system and were ready to sacrifice national spirit for social peace.

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 08:34 PM
Skerdilaid, now I remember that every time somebody mention Tito my father would say "he was ashoole, he didn't let us to use our national name":lol:
But people are nostalgic for some memories of Tito's Yugoslavia, like huge children's allowance, you Albanians also profited from that.
I think that main difference between Albanians and other Yugoslavian people at Tito's time was that only Albanians even ordinary people hated it and had constant clashes with authorities.
In other nations mainly just intellectuals had conflicts and ended in prison(like Alija Izetbegovic couple of times), ordinary people were just satisfied with system and were ready to sacrifice national spirit for social peace.

I don't think Albanians profited from anything, and this is the second time I hear about this allowance( first time Novi Pazar mentioned this). The only normal time we had during the course of 100 years under Yugo was during 74 up until 81. Albanians did not get benefits that Yugoslavs did. A lot of land was also confiscated from Albanians in Kosova and most of the time they got away without paying a dime. The Down Town of the city where I come from was all owned by my grandfather, but it was all confiscated without a dime. The only people that benefited a bit would be the ones that declared Yugoslavs and got married to Serbian women and moved to live in Beograd, other than that most of Kosovars live in miseries and in police and army harassments.

Mraz
09-08-2013, 08:37 PM
Yes people loved Tito, after he purged his opponents and kids were taught to love him.

Minesweeper
09-08-2013, 08:40 PM
Albanians knew long before us what serbs are like.

And if we knew what you are like we would have made Great Serbia after WW1 instead of Yugoslavia.

Anyway, JNA was one of the pillars of Yugoslav state and was seen as it's symbol. Albanians hated Yugoslavia and it's symbols, simple as that. And why is anyone surprised that Albanian got in conflict with Bosnian and Croatian guy? Even on this forum we have such conflicts. You've noticed that certain Albanian members are not only Serbophobes but Slavophobes too.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 08:40 PM
Skerdilaid, now I remember that every time somebody mention Tito my father would say "he was ashoole, he didn't let us to use our national name":lol:
But people are nostalgic for some memories of Tito's Yugoslavia, like huge children's allowance, you Albanians also profited from that.
I think that main difference between Albanians and other Yugoslavian people at Tito's time was that only Albanians even ordinary people hated it and had constant clashes with authorities.
In other nations mainly just intellectuals had conflicts and ended in prison(like Alija Izetbegovic couple of times), ordinary people were just satisfied with system and were ready to sacrifice national spirit for social peace.

No ordinary people didnt do that.
Only Bosniaks were ready to do that.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 08:41 PM
And if we knew what you are like we would have made Great Serbia after WW1 instead of Yugoslavia.

Anyway, JNA was one of the pillars of Yugoslav state and was seen as it's symbol. Albanians hated Yugoslavia and it's symbols, simple as that. And why is anyone surprised that Albanian got in conflict with Bosnian and Croatian guy? Even on this forum we have such conflicts. You've noticed that certain Albanian members are not only Serbophobes but Slavophobes too.

That is what you created

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 08:43 PM
I don't think Albanians profited from anything, and this is the second time I hear about this allowance. The only normal time we had during the course of 100 years under Yugo was during 74 up until 81. Albanians did not get benefits that Yugoslavs did. A lot of land was also confiscated from Albanians in Kosova and most of the time they got away without paying a dime. The Down Town of the city where I come from was all owned by my grandfather, but it was all confiscated without a dime. The only people that benefited a bit would be the ones that declared Yugoslavs and got married to Serbian women and moved to live in Beograd, other than that most of Kosovars live in miseries and in police and army harassments.

Well, they could not do to us anyway, before, during Kingdom of Yugoslavia, king Aleksandar take all our lands and gave it to the Serbs.
I guess when Vlado Cernozemski killed him it was best thing that one Macedonian did in history(if we don't count when Aleksandar the Great conquered PersiaxD).

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 08:44 PM
And if we knew what you are like we would have made Great Serbia after WW1 instead of Yugoslavia.

Anyway, JNA was one of the pillars of Yugoslav state and was seen as it's symbol. Albanians hated Yugoslavia and it's symbols, simple as that. And why is anyone surprised that Albanian got in conflict with Bosnian and Croatian guy? Even on this forum we have such conflicts. You've noticed that certain Albanian members are not only Serbophobes but Slavophobes too.

JNA was constituted of all ethnicities and in 81 demonstrations the Slovenian units shot live rounds at Albanians protesters, so maybe you can sort of understand why some people have those feelings.:rolleyes:

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 08:46 PM
JNA was constituted of all ethnicities and in 81 demonstrations the Slovenian units shot live rounds at Albanians protesters, so maybe you can sort of understand why some people have those feelings.:rolleyes:

There is no need to justify yourself. It is your natural right to hate your ocupyiers and wish them gone :)

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 08:54 PM
And if we knew what you are like we would have made Great Serbia after WW1 instead of Yugoslavia.


Tell me, which particulary event made Serbs to see what Bosniaks "are like"?

Minesweeper
09-08-2013, 09:12 PM
JNA was constituted of all ethnicities and in 81 demonstrations the Slovenian units shot live rounds at Albanians protesters, so maybe you can sort of understand why some people have those feelings.:rolleyes:

I perfectly understand.


Tell me, which particulary event made Serbs to see what Bosniaks "are like"?

Rat i mir. Imate vi gadnih osobina, k'o sto ih i mi imamo i ko sto imaju Hrvati i Slovenci i ostali balkannegeri.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 09:16 PM
I perfectly understand.



Rat i mir. Imate vi gadnih osobina, k'o sto ih i mi imamo i ko sto imaju Hrvati i Slovenci i ostali balkannegeri.

Yes we didnt die, how horrible of us

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 09:19 PM
Rat i mir. Imate vi gadnih osobina, k'o sto ih i mi imamo i ko sto imaju Hrvati i Slovenci i ostali balkannegeri.

Daleko od toga da smo mi savršeni, ali što se tiče zločina, za vas smo majka Tereza.
Vas Srbe treba držati pod kontrolom, možete se vi ponašati i kao narod da ga možeš uzeti za uzora, ali tu i tamo kao na pun mjesec podivljate, haman vam Kosovska bitka, buna protiv Dahija, Ivo Andić i Na Drini Ćuprija, istraga poturica udari u glavu pa krenete klati sve redom lol.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 09:21 PM
Daleko od toga da smo mi savršeni, ali što se tiče zločina, za vas smo majka Tereza.
Vas Srbe treba držati pod kontrolom, možete se vi ponašati i kao narod da ga možeš uzeti za uzora, ali tu i tamo kao na pun mjesec podivljate, haman vam Kosovska bitka, buna protiv Dahija, Ivo Andić i Na Drini Ćuprija, istraga poturica udari u glavu pa krenete klati sve redom lol.

Lanac oko vrata i tokmak kraj glave ih jedino moze smiriti

Skerdilaid
09-08-2013, 09:23 PM
аххххх токмак је мастер кез

Gorštak
09-08-2013, 09:25 PM
Lanac oko vrata i tokmak kraj glave ih jedino moze smiriti

Haman da su fakat vukodlaci:biggrin:

U munjevito izvedenoj akciji na brdo Vis,iznenadili smo cetnike i zauzeli ga.Drzali smo to brdo tri dana i noci,bez hrane.Treci dan su nas napale jake cetnicke snage.Isli su kao ludi,vjerovatno su bili drogirani.Na sebi su imali pancire,mi bi ih pogadjali a oni bi padali i ponovo ustajali.
http://www.vlasenica.info/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=107:pamtite-i-nikad-ne-zaboravite&catid=26:genocid&Itemid=38


Trebali su probat sa srebrenim mecima:lol:

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 09:26 PM
Haman da su fakat vukodlaci:biggrin:


Trebali su probat sa srebrenim metcima:lol:

To su bola oni deminerski panciri :D
Samo ih trombloni moglit ubiti

Minesweeper
09-08-2013, 09:35 PM
Daleko od toga da smo mi savršeni, ali što se tiče zločina, za vas smo majka Tereza.
Vas Srbe treba držati pod kontrolom, možete se vi ponašati i kao narod da ga možeš uzeti za uzora, ali tu i tamo kao na pun mjesec podivljate, haman vam Kosovska bitka, buna protiv Dahija, Ivo Andić i Na Drini Ćuprija, istraga poturica udari u glavu pa krenete klati sve redom lol.



Sve sam ovo vec puno puta cuo i citao. Sta je zakljucak, treba da se u meni probudi griza savesti kao white guilt kod ovih zapadnjaka pa da igram kako vi svirate i placem sa Zenama u crnom i Majkama Srebrenice i pored toga sto odgovorni i neodgovorni mahom leze u zatvoru dok osvedoceni ratni zlocinci hodaju Sarajevom i ostalim gradovima u Federaciji.

To bi vama bilo potaman, meni zvuci glupo.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 09:38 PM
Sve sam ovo vec puno puta cuo i citao. Sta je zakljucak, treba da se u meni probudi griza savesti kao white guilt kod ovih zapadnjaka pa da igram kako vi svirate i placem sa Zenama u crnom i Majkama Srebrenice i pored toga sto odgovorni i neodgovorni mahom leze u zatvoru dok osvedoceni ratni zlocinci hodaju Sarajevom i ostalim gradovima u Federaciji.

To bi vama bilo potaman, a meni zvuci idiotski i tu je nas sukob.

Nitko od tebe to ne trazi. Zaboli nas kako igras.
Hocu da prihvatis sta ste uradili i da prestanete da se izvlacite i trazite opravdanja.
Izvoli navedi koji zlocinci sarajevom hodaju.
Da to nije ovo

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LzUqQxNb8qw

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Gorštak
09-08-2013, 09:44 PM
Sve sam ovo vec puno puta cuo i citao. Sta je zakljucak, treba da se u meni probudi griza savesti kao white guilt kod ovih zapadnjaka pa da igram kako vi svirate i placem sa Zenama u crnom i Majkama Srebrenice i pored toga sto odgovorni i neodgovorni mahom leze u zatvoru dok osvedoceni ratni zlocinci hodaju Sarajevom i ostalim gradovima u Federaciji.

To bi vama bilo potaman, meni zvuci glupo.

Meni je iskreno svejedno.
Ako ne može na lijepo, ako ne može Bosna biti primjer kako tri naroda i tri religije mogu živjeti zajedno i složno, već može samo Republika Srpska, Mladić heroj, nož žica Srebrenica, trpjet ćemo se dokle budemo morali i tako, a onda ćemo se opet ćerati, nije to ništa tragično.
A što se tiče ponašanja Bošnjaka, imao bi ja dosta reći i na njihov račun, ali pomalo bi bilo neukusno prigovoriti nešto nekome iz Sarajeva ko je proveo 4 godine u opsadi.
Ah da, zaboravio sam da to zapravo nije bila opsada i da smo ubijali sami sebe.
A za ratne zločince me živo zaboli koje god su nacionalnosti, nek hapse sve, zatvore ih u najdublju jamu i bace ključ.

RandoBloom
09-08-2013, 09:50 PM
Meni je iskreno svejedno.
Ako ne može na lijepo, ako ne može Bosna biti primjer kako tri naroda i tri religije mogu živjeti zajedno i složno, već može samo Republika Srpska, Mladić heroj, nož žica Srebrenica, trpjet ćemo se dokle budemo morali i tako, a onda ćemo se opet ćerati, nije to ništa tragično.
A što se tiče ponašanja Bošnjaka, imao bi ja dosta reći i na njihov račun, ali pomalo bi bilo neukosno prigovoriti nešto nekome iz Sarajeva ko je proveo 4 godine u opsadi.
Ah da, zaboravio sam da to zapravo nije bila opsada i da smo ubijali sami sebe.
A za ratne zločince me živo zaboli koje god su nacionalnosti, nek hapse sve, zatvore ih u najdublju jamu i bace ključ.



Problem za pomirenje je to sto oni misle da mogu nesto ratom postici, a u gorem su polozaju nego sto misle za takvo nesto.
Kada shvate da je njihov rat unaprijed izgubljen primiriti ce i ozbiljno razmotriti pomirenje.
Ako ne mogne bas kao sto kazes, zaboli me, ima dok ima pa se cerat.
Sto se RZ tice gomila srba nije ni osudjena jer ih prosto ima previse pa bi se srbi pobunili, iovako se bune. A ne da se posteno sudi pa da pritvore njih 50-tak hiljada.
I sad izmisljaju ratne zlocine, logore u sarajevu i bacanje srpske nejaci lavovima.
Klasika

Gentos
05-24-2014, 01:36 PM
Ne Paracin eshte skuqur edhe Uji si Gjaku


http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-cKSieVs3NQU/U4CAVk4sO-I/AAAAAAAA6mw/sFtPpDmhq0I/s1600/Paracin-posledica-poplava-3.jpg


lavdi heroit


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MMlxsaAKpG8

Shaljani
07-27-2014, 01:42 PM
The Paracin massacre has been orechestreted by the Serbian Intelligence Service UDB (Upravu državne bezbednosti) and the KOS (Kontraobaveštajnu službu Jugoslovenske armije) . Aziz Kelmendi was a scapegoat.