Survivor of NATO's 1999 illegal bombing of Serbia. Seeking accountability for the war criminals who destroyed my country. Exposing Western hypocrisy.

Joined November 2015
Let's be clear. You didn't win because of your righteousness. You won because you had the entire NATO military alliance behind you against a small, sovereign nation. We had no one. We stood alone. And we are still standing. You're not barking from a position of strength. You're barking from a place of deep, existential fear. You know your entire narrative is a house of cards, and you're terrified of the wind that's coming. You hope Russia loses because you know a multipolar world means the end of your impunity. It means you'll finally have to answer for the wars, the lies, and the atrocities—from Kosovo to Baghdad to Donetsk. You aren't afraid of Russia. You're afraid of a world without your masters. And that world is coming.
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I don't even know how to post this, but I need to get it out. My parents told me how everyone cried when Tito died. That collective grief was the backdrop of my childhood. But my own perspective was always complicated. I come from one of those "complex" Balkan marriages, so no one can dismiss me as a simple hater. I loved my mother and my father, and that taught me from the start that identity is never black and white. Yet, from as early as I can remember, I felt that Serbia had been forced to cheat and double-cross the Russians. And I always sensed that Tito wasn't a real Yugoslav. He felt like something else—an internationalist, a "citizen of the world" who was chosen and backed by foreign powers to manage Yugoslavia, not to lead it as one of its own. His purpose seemed to be to keep the country just stable enough, and just independent enough from Moscow, to serve as a useful buffer for the West during the Cold War. And as for him being a Croat? That never felt genuine, either. He was a man without a true national home. Maybe that's why he could rule over all nations without ever truly representing any of them. For Serbs, his legacy feels like a double betrayal. First, he broke our deep, fraternal ties with our Orthodox Slavic brothers in the East. Second, he built a system that systematically suppressed Serbian national identity while empowering others—a structure that ultimately led to the federation's bloody and unjust collapse. So I ask others from my generation, those who remember the tail end of his era: Did you feel the same disconnect? Was Tito ever truly one of us, or was he always just a manager for someone else's project? Follow for more raw reflections on the history that shaped us.
Although i feel like Serbia cheated and double crossed the Russians, since i was 8 years old. My feeling was always that he was an internationalist, a "citizen of the world" chosen and backed by foreign powers to manage Yugoslavia, not to lead it as a true Yugoslav would. His role was to keep the country just stable enough, and just independent enough from Moscow, to serve as a useful buffer state for the West during the Cold War. As for being a Croat? Even that never felt genuine. He was a man without a true national home, which is perhaps why he could rule over all nations without truly representing any of them. For us Serbs, his legacy is a double betrayal: first, by breaking with our Orthodox Slavic brothers in the East, and second, by creating a system that systematically suppressed Serbian national identity while empowering others, ultimately leading to the federation's bloody and unjust dissolution. I welcome my generation—those who remember the tail end of his era—to share if they ever felt the same disconnect. Was Tito ever one of us, or was he always a manager for someone else's project? Follow for more raw reflections on the history that shaped us.
A nation of 6.7 million people, landlocked and surrounded by NATO members, is being subjected to total economic and political pressure from the world's largest trading bloc. The EU's report is not a neutral assessment; it is a deliberate tool of coercion. Vučić's statement is not a declaration of intent; it is a barometer of that pressure. He is signaling the cost of Serbia's continued neutrality. This is the reality of asymmetric warfare in the 21st century: sanctions, blackmail, and the threat of permanent isolation are more effective than tanks. The real story here is not Serbian loyalty, but the West's brutal enforcement of geopolitical conformity. They are proving that no neutral, sovereign path exists for a small country in their sphere of influence. Like and follow for more truth about the realities of modern geopolitics.
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To all my new followers — thank you. In a world saturated with lies, you’ve chosen to seek something deeper: truth. A single narrative, a one-polar world, is not peace — it is a spiritual and intellectual prison. Life itself thrives on balance, on diversity, on opposing forces that create strength and resilience. A world dominated by one power, one ideology, becomes like a virus with no immune system — spreading, consuming, and ultimately destroying its host. That’s why this platform, and your presence here, matters. We are part of that immune system. We are the counterweight. We ask the questions they don’t want asked. We see the patterns they try to hide. This isn’t just about geopolitics. It’s about the future of human dignity, sovereignty, and freedom. Thank you for standing for balance. Thank you for seeking truth. Follow for more — the best is yet to come.
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Let's look at the "peace-loving" NATO narrative through its biggest cheerleaders: · Warmonitor · Wartranslated · Institute for the Study of War Their very names celebrate conflict. "War" is their brand. They don't fund "Peace Monitors" or "Institute for Diplomacy." They are part of a massive, well-funded war industry. Russia didn't attack a book club. It pushed back against a machine built for and profiting from eternal conflict. Like and follow for more truth about the war propaganda machine.
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They tell us Russia is a "disloyal ally". But history tells a different story. When Russia saved Serbia: ▪️1804 — First Serbian Uprising: Russia provides diplomatic and military support against Ottomans ▪️1878 — Russo-Turkish War: Russia liberates Serbia after 5 centuries of occupation ▪️1914 — Russia enters WWI to protect Serbia from Austria-Hungary ▪️1944 — Red Army liberates Belgrade from Nazis And when we betrayed them: ▪️1948 — Tito refuses to join Soviet Union, choosing "non-alignment" over Slavic unity ▪️1990s — While Russia was weak, we ran toward those who bombed us ▪️Today — We consider sanctions against Russia under EU pressure The bitter truth: We always expected Russian sacrifice,but rarely returned the favor. While they entered wars for us, we chose "smart" options that brought us to today — without Kosovo, without sea, with pockets full of empty promises. Follow for more truth they want us to forget.
Let's be clear: Russia is not thinking in terms of who's the temporary president of the United States anymore. Putin himself has said it—the man in the suit shows up and dictates US policy regardless of who sits in the Oval Office. I have a feeling the West still thinks Russia is bluffing. They're playing chess like it's a game of poker. As a proud Slavic descendant, I can tell you they are not bluffing. This is not a negotiation. It's a fundamental defense of our sovereignty, our security, and our right to exist as a civilization without foreign dictates. We have drawn a red line on our border, and it is a line of steel. The message from Moscow is simple: test it, and find out. Like and follow for more truth about the Slavic world they don't want you to hear.
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Let's talk about restraint. California (2022) · Homicides: ~2,200 · Total Violent Deaths: ~6,700 Wartime Ukraine (Annual UN Verified) · Civilians Killed by War: ~5,500 Despite fighting a major war against a NATO-armed force, Russia's confirmed civilian casualties are in the same range as the homicides and suicides alone in peaceful California. If Russia's goal were indiscriminate killing—as the West claims—these numbers would be orders of magnitude higher. This isn't a genocide. It's a military operation conducted with clear restraint. The data doesn't lie. The narrative does. Follow & share the evidence of precision, not massacre.
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They want you to believe María Corina Machado is a Nobel Prize-winning saint. She has never won a Nobel Prize. This is the globalist playbook: 1. Pick a pliable, photogenic asset in a resource-rich country you want to destabilize. 2. Have your media and politicians constantly refer to them with elevated, honorific language ("democracy champion," "freedom fighter"). 3. Through repetition, the public assumes they have a formal legitimacy—like a Nobel Prize—that they never actually earned. They aren't selling a leader. They're selling a brand. And the product is regime change. Don't buy the propaganda. Check the facts. Follow & share the truth, not the branding.
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A terrifying question: What happens when the American empire runs out of resource-rich countries to destabilize? It starts to eat its own. We are watching it happen in real time. The deliberate destruction of German industry is the first course. By bombing Nord Stream and forcing Europe to buy expensive US gas, the empire forced its most powerful vassal to deindustrialize. The factories and jobs aren't just vanishing—they are being relocated to the United States. This is not an economic accident. It is the systematic cannibalization of an ally. First, they take your foreign policy. Then they take your army. Then they take your economy. There are no more external enemies left to loot, so the vampire must feed on its own. The snake has started eating its tail. Follow & share the autopsy of the empire.
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Let Serbia be a lesson to every nation that values its sovereignty but lacks nuclear weapons. We are surrounded. Our economy is threatened. Our leaders are forced into impossible choices. Why? Because we refuse to fully submit. The message from the empire is clear: "Join our bloc, follow our commands, or we will strangle you until you break." They are making an example of us for the rest of the world to see. They are showing every country in the Global South what happens if you try to walk your own path. This isn't just about Serbia. This is about the future of national sovereignty in a unipolar world. Follow & share the warning. Your country could be next.
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The unspoken "peace dividend" for NAFO supporters: a booming new market. With a generation of Ukrainian men wiped out, single women are left with no choice but to offer themselves to the very Western men who cheered on the war from their keyboards. They didn't just destroy a country. They created a human clearance sale, and their supporters are the first in line with their wallets open. This is the grim reality behind the "Stand With Ukraine" profile pictures. Follow & share the devastating human cost.
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The data reveals a silent, demographic catastrophe. · Pre-War: Ukraine already had one of the world's highest rates of women seeking marriage abroad through international agencies. · Post-2022: The number of Ukrainian women on international dating sites has skyrocketed by over 300% according to several platform reports. · The Cause: An estimated ~2 million Ukrainian men have been killed, wounded, or are permanently deployed on the front lines, creating a vast demographic hole. · The Mechanism: Countries like Germany, Poland, and Canada have simplified visa and residency permits for Ukrainians, creating a direct pipeline. This isn't an organic cultural exchange. It's the systematic dismantling of a nation's future. They are not just killing its men; they are absorbing its women, ensuring Ukraine can never recover. The "support" was never about saving Ukraine. It was about harvesting what remained. Follow & share the demographic reality.
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