Hopefully not red, which is the color of blood. But the possibility that it might be cannot be entirely discarded. Several key issues need to be discussed. First, whether what is in progress in Serbia is a color revolution , or merely a warning to the regime to follow orders more punctiliously. Second, if a color revolution has been launched with the goal of regime change, what could be the reasons for it? Third, what does the collective West hope to gain by dismissing a regime that for the most part has served its interests and obeyed its will faithfully?…
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The latest and perhaps definitive attack to wipe out Kosovo Serbs began on Friday, May 26, as the traitorous Belgrade regime was putting the final touches on what turned out to be a disastrously failed and ineptly executed pro-government rally. Coincidence? Not at all. It was all planned to happen that way. About 200 Albanian busses from Kosovo brought 10,000 mostly male Serbs to Belgrade to soak in the torrential rain as they cheered the man who cynically betrayed them and turned their land, families, and homes over to the tender mercies of their enemies. They were pressured, intimidated, and…
Exactly as we said it would be, the traitorous regime’s infamous rally in Belgrade on Friday, May 26, was a total disaster. Not being meteorologists, there is just one detail that we missed. A torrential rain, accompanied by thunder, literally inundated the gathering of fools who were bussed in from all over Serbia to be rewarded with a sandwich and a 2,000-dinar bribe (€20) for serving as stage extras in the regime’s imbecilic extravaganza. While these forlorn invertebrates were in Belgrade on Parliament square, soaking in the rain, Albanian thugs attacked and ransacked the four Serbian majority municipalities in the…
After the traumatic serial murders which shook Serbia at the beginning of May, three mass demonstrations against violence have taken place so far, with the fourth scheduled for Saturday, May 27. Though these expressions of popular discontent and revulsion were restrained and completely peaceful, the regime correctly gauged their deeper significance. With close to 200,000 people marching in Belgrade the message was clear that the population is intensely unhappy. The slightest spark could cause the peaceful mood to change, with unforeseeable consequences. Incapable of introducing systemic changes that would be required to deal effectively with the unstable situation in Serbia…
Russians are proverbially slow to react, but when they do get started … it is prudent to be careful. We have been wondering what Russia’s war crimes Investigative Committee was doing since the beginning of the conflict in Ukraine and what legal instruments it was prepared to use in the pursuit of its objectives. The answers to these questions even now are not entirely clear, but at least some encouraging news has recently emerged on the legal front. Karim Khan’s Russian Rap Sheet: Gotcha! Readers scarcely need to be reminded of the political weaponisation of the International Criminal Court [ICC]…
Battered Serbia has just received even more nasty blows. Already traumatised by a multiplicity of psy-op and other assaults, the Balkan nation is now undergoing its bloody “Western values” rite of passage. In the first week of May, in quick succession, events heretofore unimaginable in that country took place in the form of two grisly mass shootings. One occurred in a primary school in Belgrade and the other in a village in the interior, each claiming at least eight innocent lives. Western countries have grown largely numb to such phenomena, which occur on a regular basis in their societies. But…
Appalling news continues to stream out of Kiev, but it no longer emanates exclusively from the usual source, the government bureaus on Kreschatyk Street. It is now coming out from a metaphysically incomparably more significant spot: the Kiev Caves Monastery complex overlooking them. In crazed Ukraine, monasteries are under siege, churches are being razed and burned and public officials are shamelessly gloating about it (and here). Meanwhile, according to the public admission of leading government officials (in this case Secretary of the National Security and Defence Council Alexey Danilov) priests of the virtually outlawed Orthodox Church of Ukraine are being…
It is our pleasure to publish this analysis by George and Doris Pumphrey. Doris and George Pumphrey are long-standing activists in the Civil Rights and anti-war movements in the United States, France and Germany. Doris is a German citizen, George a USA-born French citizen. They are co-authors of the paperback Ghettos und Gefängnisse – Rassismus und Menschenrechte in den USA (1982). They can be reached at pumphrey@ipn.de. In the political and media mainstream, and even in the peace movement, the case seems clear: Russia has been considered the “aggressor” at least since February 24, 2022. This ahistorical approach is misleading.…
Milo Djukanovic, the outgoing Western puppet who ruled and plundered Montenegro for the last three decades, betrayed everything he ostensibly ever stood for during his insufferably long public career. Everything, that is, with the single exception of his own political survival. His finely tuned antennas assisted him at every turn to make opportunistically correct choices. The end came when it no longer depended on him and his puppeteers decided that his shelf life was over. Djukanovic will now be swept away as were Mobutu, Suharto, Mubarak, and scores of similar satraps who were allowed to misrule and steal for decades,…