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Yep, I"m disordered, and you're normal when supporting high nazi officers revamping. Funny people here. This is Europe 1997: http://www.nytimes.com/1997/04/12/world/fascists-reborn-as-croatia-s-founding-fathers.html?_r=0 The old fascist marching songs were sung, a moment of silence was...

Yes, but nazis around the world didn't let peoples of Yugoslavia get apart. This advisor guy is just whitewashing the crimes, terror and genocide western countries are responsible for. Their governments are responsible for tens of thousands of dead here. He is just spreading CIA propaganda on...

Once again, why did US insisted that the agreement that Bosniaks, Croats and Serbs made before the war be nulled??? Can't you answer a simple question? Stop evading answers. You said it. It is your fault, so don't be amazed if I hate you.

Lies. Serbians wanted to depart from Bosniaks and let Bosniaks have their own state. How many more times are you gonna play dumb?! Why did US and NATO pressured Bosniaks to start a war? Why did your dear democrats did it, Le Brok? BTW you still don't recognize the difference between Bosnian...

Yeah, is that why you can't stay across Atlantic? Lets make a deal LeBrok, keep your citizens and army out of here, and we'll keep out of America and we'll see who'll be first to whine. No dude, I'm am living in fear, because you, your government, your army and you military alliance won't leave...

He can't. He fears he'll be deported back to Europe. It's his worst nightmare :)

It was not distasteful for people living there. That's one of the major problems here on forum, because it promotes imposing (what they call and think is) democracy on people with bombs, death and destruction.

Agree. I personally dislike all forms containing suffixes -os, -is and -us because they smell of Latinization or Hellenisation. Unless Illyrian was closely related to Greek, I find proposed form *brentos not much possible. But let's stick with the root brent. BTW isn't the name of the Brač...

OK, but what we know about the original forms? This set of names seems to me too diverse and not stemming from a single language. For example lots of names, like Liccaius, seems to be Latinized. What does the seal exactly say? What period was it from, before or after Romanization? Is it only the...

It's not quite about communism, that's the usual way those things get done in any system. If institutions decide to adopt a law (lets say to be in full effect in 2020), it doesn't matter much if the facilities are state owned or private owned. In US they would be financially pressured to abide...

It's actually the other way around. You first support nazi or similar ideology, illegal aggression and international plundering, and then you get my dislike. It's peculiar how you still feel that my virtual dislike is just a bit too much compared to what's on the other side of the scale.

They won't do anything unless regulations force them to. State has to make some sort of legal frame for it to work.

It seems that in communism multiethnicity prospered, unlike in the system you're trying to impose here - you call it democracy, but you don't allow it to be spelled for real on the forum.

You can say whatever you like on this Nazi forum. But the truth is out there in the fields. I know it, you know it, and I hope other people here will never know it first hand.

Deliberate mistakes? 1. Albanians were on Nazi side from the beginning. They were promised the territory of Kosovo for plundering and murder, and they've jumped at it with a smile. 2. Albanians were the one committing ethnic cleansing. Whole world knows what you did in Kosovo from 1950-1990...

It's funny that we all here on this thread know what budala means, and use it daily :)

Because it fits the current need of your masters. And we hope that USA will collapse before that misfortune happens.

Yeah, I know it was a mistake, but it was funny as hell :) They used that term long before Romei: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Names_of_the_Greeks#Greeks_.28.CE.93.CF.81.CE.B1.CE.B9.CE.BA.CE.BF.CE.AF.29 The modern English noun Greek (Grecas or Crecas) is derived from the Latin Graeci, which...

I really can't believe that you don't see it is the very same problem. As for the topic question - no, they can't.

I knew you're a hardcore jihadist all along :D :D Greek is in fact one of the oldest terms.