I Have Banned "The Truth Must Be Told"

[Lisa]

Just a few minutes ago...

[judeanoncapta]

Why?

[Srbin]

Why?

Nazicroat, whom is bombing with propaganda

[Mstislav]

They should be allowed to stay until they break the rules and spew their Nazi hatred.

[judeanoncapta]

Why?

Nazicroat, whom is bombing with propaganda

What did he say that was untrue?

[Srbin]

They should be allowed to stay until they break the rules and spew their Nazi hatred.

No, they shouldn't. He started to talk propaganda that could be a logical fact for a person that don't know serbian history that well.

[Srbin]

Why?

Nazicroat, whom is bombing with propaganda

What did he say that was untrue?

He talked about chetniks that collabarated with nazis, and that they killed our friends jews in concentration camps. And the concentration camps were in nazi croatia with ustases killing them.

The chetniks took advantage of the nazis. They wanted to destroy the partizans. So, if a nazi comes and asks a chetnik: Wanna take a picture of us with you? He would say "Yes" because why should he ruin his cover over a picture?

[judeanoncapta]

They should be allowed to stay until they break the rules and spew their Nazi hatred.

No, they shouldn't. He started to talk propaganda that could be a logical fact for a person that don't know serbian history that well.

Then tell us what the real serbian history is.

I've debated Arabs on this forum who were spouting propaganda.

I didn't demand their banning.  I responded to them. Debated them. and demolished their propaganda.

You need to do the same to these Croats and stop just demanding that they be banned.

[Husar]

I changed, thanks to Chaim:

let enter all the USTASHA/NAZICROAT you wish,
this gets the promotion of JTF forum in google mount.

I'd just like NAZICROATS are not allowed to spit on Serbs and Serbia.

When BALESTINAZIS spit on Jews and Israel, they do not last long here.

And it is normal.

It should be the same "politics" towards NAZICROATS,
when they insult Serbia's Memory.

[judeanoncapta]

Spit back, Husar.

Spit back.

[Srbin]

They should be allowed to stay until they break the rules and spew their Nazi hatred.

No, they shouldn't. He started to talk propaganda that could be a logical fact for a person that don't know serbian history that well.

Then tell us what the real serbian history is.

I've debated Arabs on this forum who were spouting propaganda.

I didn't demand their banning.  I responded to them. Debated them. and demolished their propaganda.

You need to do the same to these Croats and stop just demanding that they be banned.

Uhh it's too long form me to talk about it. But to make long things short: We are getting invaded, we are getting murdered, we have been in wars since the first serbian country was established. We are the "bad guys" according to clinton and bush, and croatia, and bosnia and all the others that support propaganda, but we are not. We are defending ourselves from invasions, and suddenly it lookes like we are the murderers. That's all I can talk about, go to Save Serbia section for serbian history.

Check my topic: http://jtf.org/forum_english/index.php?topic=11012.0

[Dexter]

I don't mean to insult (Huser, if you are going to read this, press the X on the right/left side of your screen),
but I thought Serbs did a genocide. It is the truth, or not ?

[judeanoncapta]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

[Srbin]

I don't mean to insult (Huser, if you are going to read it, press the X on the right/left side of your screen),
but I thought Serbs did a genocide. It is the truth, or not ?

You can't call it a genocide when people from srebrenica are alive and living with different identities in my town. And you can't call a revenge during the war as a genocide. So no.

[Srbin]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

To be honest, I don't know that very well because I focuse on justifying serb people. But I don't think so.

[Husar]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

NO. It was what remained of Serbia,
since everybody around Serbia were NAZIS,
and took for themselves huge parts/territories of Serbia.

IF SERBIA WAS NAZI,
SERBIA WOULD HAVE BEEN BIG,
(like N.D.H. was, like albania was,
like hungary was, like bulgary was)
AND CROATIA DELETED.

This was not the case.

 

[Srbin]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

NO.

There you go.

[judeanoncapta]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

No.

Bullcrap.


This is from wikipedia.

Milan Nedić (Serbian Cyrillic Милан Недић) (September 2, 1878 – February 4, 1946) was a Serbian soldier and politician who led a Nazi-backed puppet government in the German-occupied part of Serbia during World War II. This period is known as Nedić's Serbia in which he formed Government of National Salvation (Влада Националног Спаса, tr.Vlada Nacionalnog Spasa). Views of Nedic and his regime vary. Some see Nedic and his administration of the state as a savior of Serbs, as allying with Germany was seen as a realistic way to save the Serb people from annihilation from Nazi Germany and the Independent State of Croatia. Others, especially those who continued to fight the Nazi and Ustashe regimes such as Chetnik leader Draža Mihailović and communist partisan leader Joseph Broz Tito saw Nedić as a coward and a traitor to his country for having worked alongside the forces which destroyed Yugoslavia. After the war, Nedić was arrested by British officials and given to the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia where he died shortly afterward, officially claimed to be a suicide but highly suspected to be a murder.

The Wehrmacht commander Heinrich Danckelmann decided to entrust Nedić with the administration of German-occupied Serbia in order to pacify Serb resistance. Not long ago, Nedić had lost his only son and pregnant daughter in law in a munition explosion in Smederevo, in which several thousands died. He accepted the post of the prime minister in the government called the Government of National Salvation, on August 29, 1941.

[Husar]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

NO. It was what remained of Serbia,
since everybody around Serbia were NAZIS,
and took for themselves huge parts/territories of Serbia.

IF SERBIA WAS NAZI,
SERBIA WOULD HAVE BEEN BIG,
(like N.D.H. was, like albania was,
like hungary was, like bulgary was)
AND CROATIA DELETED.

This was not the case.

 

[Husar]

"BULLCRAP" ?!!!!!!!!!

ARE YOU KIDDING ?


HOW MANY SERBS GAVE THEIR LIVES
BECAUSE THEY OPPOSED NAZISM ?!!!!!!!!!!


HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS.

HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS UPON WHOM YOU SPIT.

[Husar]

Is this supposed to be a "debate",
or sheer insulting of Serbian Victims
of the Nazi Holocaust ?

 

[judeanoncapta]

Husar, I didn't spit on Serb victims of the Holocaust.

I simply asked whether the Nedic REGIME was Nazi and you LIED to me.

It was.   

I didn't say that ALL Serbs supported this regime. 

 But the fact is that some obviously did.

And I don't appreciate your bald-faced lie about the nature of Milan Nedic and his regime. 

It pisses me off.

[Srbin]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

No.

Bullcrap.

Did you know that wikipedia is a free site for users to start a topic? So most of wikipedias history section is a lie. Even the french revolution and those stuff.

This is from wikipedia.

Milan Nedić (Serbian Cyrillic Милан Недић) (September 2, 1878 – February 4, 1946) was a Serbian soldier and politician who led a Nazi-backed puppet government in the German-occupied part of Serbia during World War II. This period is known as Nedić's Serbia in which he formed Government of National Salvation (Влада Националног Спаса, tr.Vlada Nacionalnog Spasa). Views of Nedic and his regime vary. Some see Nedic and his administration of the state as a savior of Serbs, as allying with Germany was seen as a realistic way to save the Serb people from annihilation from Nazi Germany and the Independent State of Croatia. Others, especially those who continued to fight the Nazi and Ustashe regimes such as Chetnik leader Draža Mihailović and communist partisan leader Joseph Broz Tito saw Nedić as a coward and a traitor to his country for having worked alongside the forces which destroyed Yugoslavia. After the war, Nedić was arrested by British officials and given to the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia where he died shortly afterward, officially claimed to be a suicide but highly suspected to be a murder.

The Wehrmacht commander Heinrich Danckelmann decided to entrust Nedić with the administration of German-occupied Serbia in order to pacify Serb resistance. Not long ago, Nedić had lost his only son and pregnant daughter in law in a munition explosion in Smederevo, in which several thousands died. He accepted the post of the prime minister in the government called the Government of National Salvation, on August 29, 1941.

Did you know that wikipedia is a free site for users to start a topic? So most of wikipedias history section is a lie. Even the french revolution and those stuff.

[judeanoncapta]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

No.

Bullcrap.

Did you know that wikipedia is a free site for users to start a topic? So most of wikipedias history section is a lie. Even the french revolution and those stuff.

This is from wikipedia.

Milan Nedić (Serbian Cyrillic Милан Недић) (September 2, 1878 – February 4, 1946) was a Serbian soldier and politician who led a Nazi-backed puppet government in the German-occupied part of Serbia during World War II. This period is known as Nedić's Serbia in which he formed Government of National Salvation (Влада Националног Спаса, tr.Vlada Nacionalnog Spasa). Views of Nedic and his regime vary. Some see Nedic and his administration of the state as a savior of Serbs, as allying with Germany was seen as a realistic way to save the Serb people from annihilation from Nazi Germany and the Independent State of Croatia. Others, especially those who continued to fight the Nazi and Ustashe regimes such as Chetnik leader Draža Mihailović and communist partisan leader Joseph Broz Tito saw Nedić as a coward and a traitor to his country for having worked alongside the forces which destroyed Yugoslavia. After the war, Nedić was arrested by British officials and given to the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia where he died shortly afterward, officially claimed to be a suicide but highly suspected to be a murder.

The Wehrmacht commander Heinrich Danckelmann decided to entrust Nedić with the administration of German-occupied Serbia in order to pacify Serb resistance. Not long ago, Nedić had lost his only son and pregnant daughter in law in a munition explosion in Smederevo, in which several thousands died. He accepted the post of the prime minister in the government called the Government of National Salvation, on August 29, 1941.

Did you know that wikipedia is a free site for users to start a topic? So most of wikipedias history section is a lie. Even the french revolution and those stuff.

Ok this is from the Encyclopedia Brittanica.

Since you don't like wikipedia.

Yugoslavia was divided into an array of puppet states, with these new creations being placed under German or Italian zones of military control. A rump Serbia was set up under German military supervision, from the Vojvodina in the north and of most of the territorial gains of 1913 in the south. A client regime was established in Belgrade under General Milan Nedic. Serbs were radically divided in their responses to occupation, moving in any of three directions. First, the Nedic regime was tolerated by many Serbs and even received the active and enthusiastic support of some. Second, some loyal Serb units of the Yugoslav army set up a resistance movement under a former officer, Colonel Dragoljub Mihailovic. Adopting the label Chetnik (Cetnik) and appealing to a long history of Serb irregular forces, these units were for a time recognized as the Yugoslav Royal Army and Mihailovic named minister of war.

[HiWarp]

Answer the question.

The Nedic regime, weren't they Nazis?

No.

Bullcrap.

Did you know that wikipedia is a free site for users to start a topic? So most of wikipedias history section is a lie. Even the french revolution and those stuff.

This is from wikipedia.

Milan Nedić (Serbian Cyrillic Милан Недић) (September 2, 1878 – February 4, 1946) was a Serbian soldier and politician who led a Nazi-backed puppet government in the German-occupied part of Serbia during World War II. This period is known as Nedić's Serbia in which he formed Government of National Salvation (Влада Националног Спаса, tr.Vlada Nacionalnog Spasa). Views of Nedic and his regime vary. Some see Nedic and his administration of the state as a savior of Serbs, as allying with Germany was seen as a realistic way to save the Serb people from annihilation from Nazi Germany and the Independent State of Croatia. Others, especially those who continued to fight the Nazi and Ustashe regimes such as Chetnik leader Draža Mihailović and communist partisan leader Joseph Broz Tito saw Nedić as a coward and a traitor to his country for having worked alongside the forces which destroyed Yugoslavia. After the war, Nedić was arrested by British officials and given to the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia where he died shortly afterward, officially claimed to be a suicide but highly suspected to be a murder.

The Wehrmacht commander Heinrich Danckelmann decided to entrust Nedić with the administration of German-occupied Serbia in order to pacify Serb resistance. Not long ago, Nedić had lost his only son and pregnant daughter in law in a munition explosion in Smederevo, in which several thousands died. He accepted the post of the prime minister in the government called the Government of National Salvation, on August 29, 1941.

Did you know that wikipedia is a free site for users to start a topic? So most of wikipedias history section is a lie. Even the french revolution and those stuff.

Ok this is from the Encyclopedia Brittanica.

Since you don't like wikipedia.

Yugoslavia was divided into an array of puppet states, with these new creations being placed under German or Italian zones of military control. A rump Serbia was set up under German military supervision, from the Vojvodina in the north and of most of the territorial gains of 1913 in the south. A client regime was established in Belgrade under General Milan Nedic. Serbs were radically divided in their responses to occupation, moving in any of three directions. First, the Nedic regime was tolerated by many Serbs and even received the active and enthusiastic support of some. Second, some loyal Serb units of the Yugoslav army set up a resistance movement under a former officer, Colonel Dragoljub Mihailovic. Adopting the label Chetnik (Cetnik) and appealing to a long history of Serb irregular forces, these units were for a time recognized as the Yugoslav Royal Army and Mihailovic named minister of war.

What happened to the third?