e tu se potpuno slažem sa tobom!!!!!!!!!!

e umjesto da slavite i budete zadovoljni kaj smo jucer postali korak do svjetske velesile u skijanju vi se zaJebavate sa ovim nevaznim likovima. Ljudi moji kakve veze ima kaj neki isfrustrirani pubertetlija, bez obzira odkud, prica po forumima i pokusava izlijeciti svoje komplexe. Mi znamo kaj smo i ko smo i mogu se oni na trepavice postaviti, ali to promijenili nebudu. Ono, proud 2 b croat & stuff...ajmo lagano ignorirati ove jadne provokacije, bez obzira odakle dolaze.

moja najdraza pjesmica:

Danke Deutschland

muahahahaha

@fantom
Ti se jos javljas ? Jos uvek se nisi potpuno uvukao u dupe svojim sunarodnicima kojima se sada preko ovih komentara oduzujes za bekstvo iz Hrvatske pocetkom devedesetih(kladim se da je tako 10 : 1)?
Pokrij se usima i ne **ri vise.Svojim komentarima nas vise cak i ne zasmejavas.
Zalostan si.

@line-backer
vrlo si kreativan,vrlo dobro parlas engleski pa si odlicno i skoro bez gramaticke greske izmislio tvoje budalastine-pa daj nam prave linkove, ove koje si nam ti indicirao uopce ne postoje- aa ha,sad sam shvatio,zato si i "prenio" kratku definiciju i quotation marks. Ona fora sa Ronald Reagan je odlicna,steta sto covjek to nije rekao. I Tito moze biti zahvalan francuskim i engleskim obavjestanjem sluzbama sto su mu pomogli da se nadje zlocinac Mihajlovic, kojeg su pri kraju cak cuvali Nijemci. Vjerojatno si tako mislio reci,samo ti je naopako izletilo.daj nam iduci put nesto na nekom drugom jeziku,da vidim dali ista znas osim engleskog.sa mnom mozes pricati na spanjolski, francuski, engleski,njemacki,malo talijanski i hrvatski. Daj da vidimo koliko si linguisticki nadaren. Stvarno si odlican pseudo-intellektualac,svaka cast, ja ne bih mogao sastavit recenicu od DM preko Dostojewskija do arsen dedica.O cemu ti patis?

Drazi je mjesto u ropotarnici povijesti,
isto kao i njegovim drugarima Hitleru, Arafatu, Duce-u, .......

pun mi vas je, sjasite vise s tom temom.

istine radi kompletan paste sa linka koji nam je line backer djelomicno iznio na vidjelo. probat cu poboldat sto je line backer nehotice ispustio.

Dragoljub "Drazha" Mihailovich (also Cica, Draza Mihajlovic or Mihailovic)
Mihailovi} first organized detachment of Yugoslav Army which become Military-chetnik detachments and finally Yugoslav Army of the Homeland.
The first Chetnik formations led by Mihailovic were recorded around Ravna Gora on June 14th , making them the first organized resistance against the Nazi occupiers in Yugoslavia. The goal of Mihailovic''''s Chetniks was the liberation of the country from the fascists forces which included the forces of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy and

However, he decided against a mass uprising because the same thing during World War I was quelled in blood with mass executions of Serbs, mostly by Bulgarians, and instead wanted to gather weapons and wait until the right moment. The leader of the WWI Toplice uprising was Kosta Milovanović Pećanac and he now became Mihailović rival for control over various Chetnik groups. Because of his open collaboration with the Germans, Pećanac lost support and was eventually caught and shot in 1944.

The British Special Operations Executive were being sent to aid Mihailović''s forces beginning with the autumn of 1941. Mihailović rose in rank, becoming the Minister of War of the exile government in January 11, 1942 and General and Deputy Commander-in-Chief on June 17 the same year.


In late 1941, he attempted to sign a truce with the Germans and offer to fight the partisans, but the offer was declined. The Chetniks were forced to move to eastern Bosnia where they engaged in heavy combat with the Ustase, resulting in several incidents of war crimes against people who supported the other faction. A notable incident happened in Foča where a large group of Bosnian Muslims (est. over 2,000) was subject to mass rape and murder at the hand of the Chetnik forces.
The collaboration of the Chetniks with the Italians and against the Ustase and to an extent the Partisans started in the southern zone by 1942. The group collaborating with the Italians was led by another Chetnik leader, pop Momčilo Đujić, but despite the fact they were a diverse group this reflected upon their commander Mihailović and was frowned upon by the Allies, particularly Winston Churchill . In 1943, the Germans decided to pursue the Chetniks in the northern zone, and even offered a reward of 100.000 gold marks for the capture of Mihailović, dead or alive. By the end of 1943, the United Kingdom and the USA decided to stop supporting the Chetniks after their refusal to carry out several sabotages. Instead, they switched their support to Tito''s Partisans who they deemed to have become the main anti-fascist resistance group in Yugoslavia.


After the war, he was captured by the Communist government on March 13, 1946. Trialled for high treason between June 10 and July 15, he was sentenced to death on July 17th, shot to death and buried in an unmarked grave near Belgrade. His main prosecutor was Milos Minic, later minister of foreign affairs for the Communist government of Yugoslavia and ethnic Serb. His execution was a sticking point in Franco-Yugoslav relations and Charles de Gaulle refused to visit Yugoslavia on account of refusing to meet Mihailovich''s murderer, Marshall Tito.

toliko o povijesnim istinama