Tito the Vampire's anti-Serb pogrom

Have you supported Josip Broz Tito? We can say he gain victory to gain Jugoslavija's power away from the Karađorđevići and the secret allies of the Partisans: the Ustaše..... They say the Ustaše collaborated with Četnici, should we say those who betrayed Draža Mihajlović.. While we all know "equality" is just a front of those that can't work their way into the system even in the most modest way. That's the game of Communists, even the lazy bums of today that want equality.

Should we discuss Tito the Vampire's dirt? Here's from the link: http: //www.generalmihailovich.com/2018/06/yugoslavias-marshal-titos-order-to-kill.html

And what this Vampire ordered his Partisans?:

 "Once we enter Serbia, we will execute all chief land owners, homestead owners, but above all else, all industrialists.

"The possessions of the Great-Serbian bourgeoisie, especially industrial objects and factories, shall be transported to Croatia or Slovenia.

"I order a very brutal handling of the Serbian people, which showed disobedience and was inclined to accept the monarchy, which we must uproot.

"I, particularly encourage the comrades from the PO (political organizations) of Serbia to be firm, decisive, and non-sentimental towards their own kin and friends, since the general purpose is above all our emotions. More so that the comrades from the political organizations (PO) of Serbia have to be more brutal than others.

"Merciless towards the Yugoslav Army [in the Homeland] remaining in Serbia and the Chetnik movement."

 See, how can some Serbs hate Čiča Draža, when Tito the Vampire himself punished the Serbs?!?!?! Tito put the manufacturing industries and tourism in Croatia and Slovenia, the land of his parents. Where's his equality card, when he never brought jobs to the Serbs, the Bosniaks, the Montenegrins or even the Vardarians!??!?! He tried to destroy the Serbian Orthodox Church, National identity and destroyed the evidence of Jasenovac, in honor of "brotherhood" policy.. His Partisans buried all evidences that the Serbs were murdered in cold-blood by destroying the buildings not just in Jasenovac but also in Međugorje!! Curse his anti-Serb policies!

Čiča Draža Rihabilitivno!

At last, justice had been served on the memory of Dragoljub "Draža" Mihajlović. He was rehabilitated by Serbia. One of the best thing a WWII military commander got.

Many critics pointer out he was a collaborator or did something bad. What people doesn't know is that, he is the one that led the Chetniks/Četnici to war against the Nazis, holding out until the British removed economic and physical support in favor of the Partizans or the Communist led by that evil Josip Broz Tito. While there isn't much to say about Čiča Draža, his Četnici were the ONES that saved more than 500 allied airmen that were shut down by Nazis and almost got captured until they were found by the same Četnici that were already labelled traitors or collaborists for some biased reasons. They fed the airmen, clotherd them through the winter and told the allies to extract them on a safe passage controlled not by Partisans but by Četnici.

What amazes me is that the Četniks fed them with what little food they had and that is hospitality!

He was captured by the vile Partisans and Tito had him executed for "collaborating" and he was deemed a traitor until recently when he was rehabilitated, a sign that Srbija will never be the puppet of the US, NATO and EU states.

If you hadn't seen the story of the airmen that were saved by these royalist Četnici, think again. Živeli Memorija Čiča Draža!!!!! Živeli Srbija!

Insults

In somewhat of a travesty, Knez Aleksandar Karađorđević said "protocolary humiliation" during a recent event commemorating 100 years since the Battle of Kolubara. Hey wait, isn't this the Monarchy that was toppled by Commies in the 1940's and returned during and after the Milošević era? That said, why he felt betrayed? Here is why:

Namely, the Council said Karađorđević was "not enabled to place a wreath" during the ceremony, i.e., he was not invited to attend.

The statement also accuses the authorities of "not missing a chance to demonstrate their dedication to the bad tradition of Titoist heritage," which glosses over the role and significance of Kralj Petar I and heir to the throne, later Kralj Aleksandar I.

The statement further said that "a protocol that mandates bad manners is no protocol but instead thin and transparent fog that hides a lack of respect for the ceremony itself, its meaning and content."

The statement was signed by 18 members of the council, including author Matija Bećković, historian Čedomir Antić, academician Dušan Kovačević, and Faculty of Law professor Kosta Cavoski.

No other state in Europe fought so hard in two world wars than Srbija and lost most of its population by percentage but it seem that the current government doesn't recognize the family's efforts because their army was the Četnici or that term is currently a derogatory word in the whole Balkans but, hwo about the terms Ustaše or Šiptar?