The Americans were against Serbs before the wars in Ex-Jugoslavia started?

[Scarface F]

Neither aggresors could enter Banja Luka, it is only your wet dream.
All areas that where occupied in 1995 in Krajina and western Bosnia was rarely populated without any large city.
Your attempt to cross Una river and occupy Prijedor was failed.

Even if they could enter, they would withdraw out as they did from Mrkonjić Grad and Šipovo, because it was agreed that 49% territory of Bosnia-Herzegovina will be Republika Srpska. As it is.

What are you talking about? They came to 12 km from the city and captured main power plant there so city was without eelctricity and under bombing. Corridors for fleeing civilians were already established.

Yes, we withdrew from these 2 towns because new peace plan included balance of power in Bosnia with half going to Serbs. You can thank west for that. In the end of the war, momentum was totally on the other side.

[Scarface F]

Praljak was sentenced for crimes against Muslims.
Again, West dont like to Croats and Muslims fight against each other - they should act together against Serbs.

Praljak wife was muslim. And ofc we should not fight them since most of them descend from Croats converted to Islam.

Bosnian Croats were sentenced for joint criminal enterprise, something even Bosnian Serbs did not get persecuted for and they commited over 80% of total crimes in Bosnia.

[Scarface F]

Thats why they put strict sanctions against Serbia, and ruined our economy.
So much help.

Poor Serbia. You always had lot of fans and friends in the west, including in countries like Canada. That is because your diplomacy was always much more developed than that of neighbours since Serbia became own country sooner than others. If you had little bit more common sense, you would have had greater Serbia today and most of "west" would have blessed it.

[Dušan]

What are you talking about? They came to 12 km from the city and captured main power plant there so city was without eelctricity and under bombing. Corridors for fleeing civilians were already established.

Yes, we withdrew from these 2 towns because new pace plan included balance of power in Bosnia with half going to Serbs. You can thank west for that. In the end of the war, momentum was totally on the other side.

It was 30 kilometers away from the city, not 12 kilometers.
Still away from city itself, which was ready for defense.

In any case, there is no way that Banja Luka area would be outside Republika Srpska, as it is agreed that 49% territory goes to Bosnian Serbs.

[Scarface F]

It was 30 kilometers away from the city, not 12 kilometers.
Still away from city itself, which was ready for defense.

In any case, there is no way that Banja Luka area would be outside Republika Srpska, as it is agreed that 49% territory goes to Bosnian Serbs.

No, 12 kilometers and city would fall which is why Serbs astarted fleeing it. They didn't seem ready for "defense".

As I said, Dayton peace plan took your interests in consideration very much, so stay quiet.

[Dušan]

No, 12 kilometers and city would fall which is why Serbs astarted fleeing it. They didn't seem ready for "defense".

As I said, Dayton peace plan took your interests in consoderation very much, so stay quiet.

You can check on map where is Bočac, it is cca 30 kilometers away on aeral line from Banja Luka city centre.

And you would not reach even there without help of the NATO.
So stay quite, before NATO helped and assisted you, Serbs controled 70% of Bosnia-Herzegovina and Krajina region.

[Sylvanas]

As I said, Dayton peace plan took your interests in consoderation very much, so stay quiet.

I agree. Now we have Republika Srpska even on historical Croatian territory, what else do you want...

[Varda]

I agree. Now we have Republika Srpska even on historical Croatian territory, what else do you want...

Except western part of today's Republika Srpska other parts were never part of Croatia except NDH in WW2. But Croatians disappeared from Bosanska Krajina 500 years ago, and region is Serbian and Muslim for centuries.