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The Victims of the Aleksandar Vučić Nazi Regime
It is noteworthy to inquire when a Serbian politician was last accorded the same level of esteem in the Western hemisphere as Nikola Sandulović, the President of the Republican Party of Serbia. To put it succinctly, there has been no instance where a Serbian politician has received such a level of recognition in the West as Mr. Sandulović. President Sandulović, together with Mehmet Prishtina (Vice-President of the Republican Party of Kosovo) and Mihajlo Todić (Vice-President of the Republican Party Serbia), were welcomed with high regard during their visit to the Austrian Parliament. The recent press conference held in Vienna, Austria, attended by President Sandulović and other respected dignitaries, including President of the NATO Committee in Austria, Günther Fehlinger, has been described as a historic event. Following their press conference in Vienna and the subsequent visit to the Austrian Parliament, there have been reports of Serbian nationalists launching vicious attacks on President Nikola Sandulović and Günther Fehlinger with unprecedented brutality. It appears that the nationalists are determined to strip President Nikola Sandulović and Günther Fehlinger of their fundamental human rights, including the right to life and dignity, if they are allowed to have their way.
The nationalists appear to be enforcing a narrow, distorted worldview and refusing to tolerate any other perspective. In addition, the Rich TVX News Network has reportedly become the subject of an appalling hate campaign, aimed at depriving the network of its right to exist. The goal of the nationalists is to kill Presidents Nikola Sandulović and Günther Fehlinger and to silence the Rich TVX News Network forever. The Serbian BIA and Russian FSB are the ones behind all the coordinated attacks, which are fully financed by the Serbian Oil Industry, under the control of the Russians.
Our shared interests will unite us. It seems our destiny to fight again, not just for freedom and democracy, but for survival itself. We are not only facing the perils of tyranny, oppression, or persecution, but also the looming threat of complete annihilation. Our struggle is a fundamental fight for the right to live and exist, and we must rise to the occasion.
This is our message to those who wish to harm us: we will not fade into the darkness as you might expect. We stand with unwavering resistance against your hatred and twisted worldview. We refuse to tolerate your actions, and will not back down. We will not allow you to silence Presidents Nikola Sandulović and Günther Fehlinger or the Rich TVX News Network. We will continue to stand strong and fight against your attempts to suppress our voices and our right to exist.
We will bury you!
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In the 1990s, during the Balkan wars and Kosovo conflict, the image of the Serbs in the media was generally negative. Almost all media outlets portrayed the Serbs as aggressors and perpetrators of war crimes against non-Serb populations in the region. Overall, the image of Serbs in the 1990s, as presented by the media, was one of aggressors and perpetrators of war crimes. The Kosovo War, also known as the Kosovo Conflict, was an armed conflict that took place in the late 1990s between the forces of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, led by Slobodan Milošević, and the Kosovo Albanian rebel group known as the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA). The conflict began in 1998 and escalated in early 1999, when Yugoslavia’s security forces engaged in a campaign of ethnic cleansing against Kosovo Albanians, which led to NATO’s intervention in the conflict. NATO’s bombing campaign against Yugoslavia, which lasted for 78 days, was aimed at ending the Yugoslav government’s repression of Kosovo Albanians and forcing Milošević’s government to withdraw its troops from the region. The conflict ended with the Kumanovo Agreement, which called for the withdrawal of Yugoslav military and police forces from Kosovo and the establishment of an international security presence in the region.
After that time, the reputation of Serbs in the world was severely damaged and has not been able to fully recover. Intolerant thinking can take on many different forms, but at its core, it involves a closed-mindedness that refuses to accept or tolerate any views or people who differ from one’s own. This type of thinking often leads to prejudices, discrimination, and even violence towards those who are deemed “other” or “inferior.”
The Serbian Neo-Nazi ideology of Slobodan Milošević is a political and social ideology that emerged in Serbia in the late 20th century. Its main proponent is Aleksandar Vučić, who currently serves as the leader of Serbia. The Serbian Progressive Party (Srpska napredna stranka, SNS,) of Vučić, was founded in 2008 and has rapidly grown in the following years, largely due to the appeal of its nationalist and anti-Semitic message. At its core, the Serbian Nazi ideology is based on the idea of racial purity and the superiority of the Serbian race, which is seen as the most advanced and genetically superior race in the world. This belief has led to the persecution of other minority groups, such as Romani people, homosexuals, disabled individuals, and political dissidents. The Serbian Nazis believe in the concept of Greater Serbia, which justifies their aggressive territorial expansionism plans in the Balkans.
Overall, the Serbian Neo-Nazi ideology is a dangerous and destructive force that has led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people and inflicted immense suffering and trauma on countless others. It serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of intolerance and the importance of promoting tolerance, diversity, and human rights.
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