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07/07/24

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Originally posted by 000Milo000 ↑

You get one conflict completely wrong and then somehow morph that into another conflict that you get completely wrong. That is an impressive effort!

Nato bombed Serbia, not Ksovo, because Serbia wouldn't stop perpetrating crimes against humanity. Serbian forces had been perpetrating the worst crimes against humanity since WW2 for almost a decade throughout the Balkans before Nato intervened to prevent more. The worst single Serbian atrocity being the massacre of over 8000 unarmed Bosnian men and boys taken from Srebrenica who were murdered over a period of days and dumped in mass graves. So to say that Serbia were no threat to any one is simply a lie.

There was no coup in Ukraine, not by the US, Nato, the EU or any one else your infantile conspiracy riddled mind can imagine. Nuland had nothing to do with the former presidents of Ukraine (Yanukovych) and his terrible decisions on the EU association agreement or the violence dished out against protestors or his decision to abandon the presidency and flee Ukraine. Wailing on about a coup in Ukraine you might as well be wearing a sign around your neck saying "I can't decipher obvious junk pro Kremlin propaganda".

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Lol! The post of a year goes to Milo Andy. What where you thinking Andy, especially when you know that I was in Kosovo when the terrorist alliance struck?

“NATO bombed Serbia, not Kosovo…”

You do realise that Kosovo is a part of Serbia. LMAO!

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