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@AndrewZywiecMD Mob violence...history is full of the records.

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@GrtSeizuresGhst Fingers flying like the wind...😎

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@EthicalSkeptic Pasted the image into Grok - started quizzing.

Interesting.

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Aortic aneurysm & aortic DISSECTIONS did NOT go up in 2020 like the woke poison pushing vaxtards claim but then in 2021 AFTER the C19 fake vax SPIKE PROTEIN poisons came out suddenly there was a tidal wave of aortic aneurysm & aortic dissection patients coming in to the ER where I work as ER physician. I was RIGHT Dec 2020 when I warned everyone NOT to take any covid vaccines! And so I’ve continued to blow the whistle on these POISONS bc they poisoned my mom with MODERNA against her will while sedated Sept 2021. We must STOP https://t.co/E9pQPJFdqV
Retweet if you’re NOT a woke shot for brains poison pushing vaxtard

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Moreover, for a social media company to cancel the account of the president of the US (even if it was Mr. McGoo) was beyond stunning. There was coup going on and big-media and big-tech facilitated it. I'm not so foolish as to believe that they are any different now. AND the J6 ppl. Look at the videos...the guards practically escorted the people into the building. Look into what happened to some the people who were put in prison for that. The media and big-tech are not my friend.

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I was viciously attacked for simply making the remark that Sidney Powell may be onto something about that election. I also mentioned there were 17 states that filed in front of the SC.

As far as I know, the media squelched any reporting of those facts.

For this issue to be brought up now - good, try to keep the vote clean.

But if it's in the mainstream media, it because you are being led to believe a particular story. The media has an agenda - whatever that is. They are trying to get you to think a particular way.

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@LovePeaceWVa @Rainmaker1973 I actually read that shit.😊

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Your post was deeply shocking, disturbing. On my mind since I saw it. How could this have happened? Spent hours looking to it - what happened that a priest and nuns engage in such evil. The info below is NOT an excuse, but does give light to what was going on at the time. ALL war to horrible. And to the ones who want justice? From whom. The ones who did it are dead. Who is it you are going to punish. Look for ways for this to not happen again. If you are going to teach history, teach all of it.

The Backstory
From 1918 to the Massacres

1918: The Creation of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia After World War I, the Austro-Hungarian Empire collapsed. Croatian and Slovenian leaders, along with Serbian leaders, decided to form a new state.

On December 1, 1918, the Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes was proclaimed (later renamed the Kingdom of Yugoslavia in 1929).

Croatia had previously been part of Austria-Hungary and had some autonomy. Serbia had been an independent kingdom.The new state was presented as a union of South Slavs, but from the very beginning, it was dominated by Serbia.

1918–1929: Serbian Political Dominance Very quickly, many Croats began to feel that they had been absorbed into a Serbian-dominated state rather than an equal union.Serbs held a disproportionate number of positions in the army, police, government administration, and civil service.The capital was moved to Belgrade, and power was centralized there. Croats felt that their historical institutions (such as the Croatian Sabor/parliament) had lost real influence.

Many Croats believed the new state was essentially a "Greater Serbia" wearing the mask of Yugoslav unity. This over-representation of Serbs and under-representation of Croats became one of the core grievances of the interwar period.

1928–1929: Rising Tensions and the Royal Dictatorship

In 1928, a Serb deputy in parliament shot and killed the popular Croatian leader Stjepan Radić. This event deeply shocked Croats and increased hostility toward the Yugoslav state.

In 1929, King Alexander I (a Serb) responded by imposing a royal dictatorship. He banned political parties, abolished the constitution, and centralized even more power in Belgrade. He also changed the country’s name to the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, trying to promote a single Yugoslav identity over separate Croatian, Serbian, or Slovenian identities.

Many Croats saw this as the final confirmation that they had lost their autonomy and were being ruled by Serbs.

1929 Onward: The Rise of Extreme Croatian Nationalism Because moderate Croatian leaders (like Stjepan Radić) had limited success in changing the system, more radical voices began to gain support.

In 1929, Ante Pavelić founded the Ustaše movement in exile. Their goal was full Croatian independence, even if it required violence. The Ustaše developed an extreme ideology that viewed Serbs not just as political rivals, but as an existential threat to Croatia. They began mixing extreme nationalism with religion, claiming that Serbs and the Orthodox Church were a danger to both Croatian identity and Catholicism.

1930s: Growing Radicalization
Throughout the 1930s:
The Ustaše carried out terrorist attacks, including the assassination of King Alexander in 1934. Many Croats continued to feel politically and culturally marginalized.

Serbian dominance in government jobs, the military, and administration remained a major source of resentment.

The Ustaše’s propaganda became increasingly extreme, portraying Serbs as invaders who needed to be removed from Croatian lands.

1939: The Cvetković–Maček Agreement In 1939, after years of tension, the Yugoslav government finally made a concession. They signed an agreement with Croatian leader Vladko Maček that created an autonomous Banovina of Croatia.This gave Croats more control over their own internal affairs.

However, it came very late and did not fully satisfy Croatian nationalists. More radical groups, like the Ustaše, rejected it entirely.

March 1941: The Coup On March 27, 1941, Serbian military officers carried out a coup in Belgrade against the government that had signed a pact with Nazi Germany. This coup was led by Serbs and was largely supported by Serbian nationalist and pro-Allied elements.

April 1941: The Axis Invasion and the Creation of the NDH Hitler was furious about the coup.
Germany and Italy invaded Yugoslavia. The Yugoslav army collapsed within days.

On April 10, 1941, the Ustaše declared the Independent State of Croatia (NDH). With the support of Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, they took full control of the territory.

May 1941 Onward: The Massacres Begin Once in power, the Ustaše immediately began implementing their long-held ideology:They viewed Serbs as the main enemy that had to be eliminated or forcibly assimilated. They used religious propaganda, claiming they were defending Catholicism from the Orthodox Church.

A minority of Catholic priests and friars supported or participated in the violence, believing (or convincing themselves) that they were protecting the Catholic faith. Mass killings of Serbs began in May 1941 and continued throughout the war, reaching horrific levels in places like Glina and the Jasenovac concentration camp.

Summary of the Full Story Period What Happened Impact on Croats Impact on Serbs
1918Creation of Yugoslavia Many felt absorbed into a Serbian state Serbs gained dominant position
1918–1929Serbian over-representation in government Growing resentment Maintained strong control
1929Royal dictatorship Further loss of autonomy Strengthened Serbian dominance
1929 onward Rise of the Ustaše Radical nationalism grew Seen as the main enemy
1939Limited autonomy granted Partial satisfaction Tensions remained March 1941Coup in Belgrade-
Sparked Axis invasion April 1941NDH created under Ustaše Ustaše take power Serbs lose all protection
May 1941+Massacres begin Some clergy support the regime Widespread persecution and murder

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@SteveLovesAmmo Your really touchy about you're buggy stuff.

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@Ghost_of_Uhtred @DowdEdward It's not just that 'they' will kill you if you don't believe them...it's also the people that believe them are willing to kill you.

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@liz_churchill10 +++++++

you cannot imagine how i was attacked for just saying Ms. Powell might be onto something.

Whoa.

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@DC_Draino get your story straight...

Prison didn't almost kill her...

The American Government almost killed her.

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@Fynnderella1 each of those ppl would line you up against a wall and shoot you for the 'greater good'.

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Yes, it is. You sowing discord against Catholics. You can talk about a war all you want about the history.

You have SPECIFICALLY pointed out and zeroed in on catholic clergy - Priests and nuns giving direction to murder. You point them out as the leaders of the murders. You talk more about them than the war and insanity. You point to the clergy as if they were responsible for the whole thing. You speak as if it weren't for them, there would be no war. WRONG. You are sowing discord where there is none. If you've a problem overseas, keep it there - don't bring your shit here. We don't want it.

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IF what you say is true, ...IF...

then ALL people are capable of that including the people in MY church which is the Orthodox Church in Florida.

Catholics and Orthodox have no problem with each other here in FL...what is your point in bringing this up other than SOWING DISCORD.

Shame on you.

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@miles_commodore It never was offensive. Neither was cracker.

Nice try.

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@Fragbaza @NyinaWaJambo81 Even if this is true, what is your point in bringing this up.

You stir up anger.

Do you do that deliberately? Are you trying to?