jeste sve ima snimljeno dok ti se.ve gu.ze mamu u cet.nickoj uniformi a Herenda ti baca mladjeg brata lavovima

Sta je sa Herendom?Kazu da je on pravio reprezentativce u sjedecoj odbojci.Sefer mi pricao a Garaplija sve snimao

Pse.to alkoholicarsko....obraz dj.on ko u vecine vlaha ! SIKTER

Momir Bulatovic je vjerujem bio od zakletvom kada jesve to rekao. Isto tako vjerujem i znam da je svaka kriva pod zakletvom dobro popracena od Njega. On sve vidi i sve zna. Takodje je poznato kako On kaznjava takve. Moj djeda se nekada davno krivo zakleo, stavio ruku na Kur an ali krivo govorio. Zivio je jos cetiri mjeseca. Pa, Momire................zivi bili pa vidjeli. A vrlo dobro nam je znana KRVNIKOVA recenica iz 1992. " gadjaj sve sto je nesrpsko". I, sta sa?

Ništa od ovog haškog Tribunala. Ovaj Karadžić dovodi svoje svjedoke koji svi odreda pričaju da ništa Karadžić nije znao, ništa radio, ništa naređivao, sve je to slučajno ili pucanje na vojne ciljeve... Hebo ti ovaj tribunal. Izaći će oslobođen kao i Perišić. I pojeo vuk magarca.

Eto Karadzic cvjecka, on nije dao da se diraju civili. A taj shit Bulatovic, pa oko mu treba izvaditi, zar su takvi tipovi jos na slobodi. Sto on nije u Hagu?

Ovaj crnogorski chetalj bulatovic se izvuce nekako od Haga, mada je i on zasluzio minimalno 20 godina.

Since the beginning of the Serbian war of aggression, which began in the summer of 1991 in Slovenia, intensified in Croatia and is now consuming Bosnia, I have opposed the sending of ground troops to the former Yugoslavia. But I have said that humanitarian aid without a military response is a misguided policy. Feeding or evacuating the victims rather than helping them resist aggression makes us accomplices as much as good Samaritans. So I have consistently called for action of two sorts: the launching of air strikes against Serb forces, communications centers and ammunition dumps; and the lifting of the arms embargo on Bosnia and Croatia so that the Muslims and Croats can defend themselves on more equal terms against the Serbs, who inherited the massive armaments of the Yugoslavian Army.

A sovereign state, recognized by the world community, is under attack from forces encouraged and supplied by another power. This is not a civil war but a war of aggression, planned and launched from outside Bosnia though using the Serbian minority within it. The principle of self-defense precedes and underlies the United Nations Charter. The legitimate Government of Bosnia has every right to call upon our assistance in defending its territory. That is ample justification for helping the victims of aggression. Serbia's own ambitions are by no means necessarily limited to Croatia and Bosnia. Kosovo is a powder keg. Macedonia is fragile. Bulgaria, Hungary, Greece, Albania and Turkey all have strong interests that could drag them into a new Balkan war if Serbian expansion and oppression continue unchecked.

Stop the Serbs. Now. For Good. By Margaret Thatcher Published: May 04, 1994 We have been here so many times before in the Bosnian saga: acts of barbarism by the Serbs, the mobilization of a shocked international conscience, threats of air strikes (or actual air strikes, of the most limited kind), a tactical Serbian withdrawal, more talks aimed at persuading the warring parties to accept a carving up of territory that rewards aggression. Then the Serbs move on to yet another Bosnian community, applying the same mixture of violence and intimidation to secure their aim of an ethnically pure Greater Serbia.