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I wouldn`t say so...
you are gainsaying yourself PATKO!

PATKO wrote:That`s ok![]()
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I wouldn`t say so...

I see you are looking objectively on things... 

PATKO wrote:It was bigger than that, but in Dayton agreement levyed rate 49 : 51...
It means Republic of Srpska is taking 49% surface of Bosnia and Herzegovina...


PATKO wrote:Look this is all Bosnia and Herzegovina! (upper image)
BUT THIS IS TERRITORY OF REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA: (image)
it means, all Serbs in Bosnia and Herzegovina aren`t living in REPUBLIC OF SRPSKA...
In that way, Serbia would be even smaller than today...
So? Why should they? Do you know any nation which lives entirely only in one country and nowhere else?
Hungarians live in Vojvodina, do you want them and their territory to join Hungary?In that way, Serbia would be even smaller than today...
Or are just suggesting to those Bosnian Serbs not living in Republika Srpska to move to Republika Srpska? That way, there will be nobody left in their villages. But maybe they like their actual villages?
sasha wrote:Use this thinking to Kosovo, man.
They shall have the right to live there in peace, be it in whatever is the country’s name. This should not necessarily require “independence” of their region versus the bigger entity, but if it does (due to too much hostility), make a referendum with all inhabitants, possibly with also those who have sometimes been chased away, and look at the results.PATKO wrote:I`m telling, there was a war in Bosnia, Serbs had their own (twice bigger than this showed in upper post) territory, where they were majority...
The territories of Republic of Srpska and Republic Srpska Krajina (RSK).
Actions named `storm`, and `flash` Croats and muslims, helped with America, cleaned RSK from Serbs, thousands of people were killed, over 500.000 people were throwed out... some of them went to Serbia, and some to Republic of Srpska...
Look this, refugees running in front of Croatian army.
If someone would remain, he was tortured, or killed!
Perhaps this made Croats act heavily against Krajina?Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 4 guests