Comments by "Jo Brock" (@jobrock1079) on "A Day In History" channel.

@spudeleven5124 Google his name and you'll see the work he did with the U.S., and the "work" he did later.
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@spudeleven5124 You leave out that 300,000 non Albanians were ethnically cleansed from Kosovo and Metohija and that they were prevented from returning to their homes and property by KFOR and the Albanians. KFOR also supervised the ethnic cleansing of Serbs, Roma, Montenegrins, Gorani (Slavic Muslims in the far south of Kosovo). Even the small community of Kosovo Croats fled after Albanians killed a Croat farmer and attacked a young Croat woman. They wrote letters and begged for help from the then Croatian president, Franjo Tudjman, and finally a few months later he sent a plane to Skopje to pick them up and take them to Croatia. The plane came at midnight, so this prevented the press from noticing that Croats were leaving due to Albanian violence. Albanians are currently the top foreigners in UK's jails. They are in the news every day for smuggling - drugs and illegal migrants - as well as burglary and other violence.
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Plenty of German documentation of the camp as well as the Croats' killings of Serbs. There's also photographs of emaciated Serb children and babies rescued by Red Cross nurses from the camps.
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@hasibhakanovic6682 There's a difference but DNA showed that Bosniaks and Serbs are closer than are Bosniaks and Croats. For each marker tested, the Serbs or Bosniaks fall in the middle, but never the Croats.
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@Theplanettera But from 1992 to 1995 they did have a scorched-earth policy on the Serbs villages all around Srebrenica. Also that military and men left for Tuzla days before the fall. They were ordered by their brigade commanders when Serbs weren't even there nor coming. Plus the Serb forces were much smaller. So this large army with excellent defensive terrain was ordered off their positions and then to go to Tuzla. It was an arranged fall. The Serbs came days later after hearing reports about the Muslim army being gone. They drove in from the South. Serbs didn't surround Srebrenica, simply drove in from the South as the army and men had already gone. The UN had ordered the others to their base in Potocari, and when Serbs arrived, days later, the UN requested the Serbs take them to Tuzla. The Serbs sent buses with civilian bus drivers who drove them to the Tuzla airport. Meanwhile the men had a lot of mined territory to walk through to get to Tuzla and there were many who died from the mines and running battles with Serbs on the way to Tuzla.
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@mrasabaharsa-kq2fn Bosniaks destroyed Croatian villages in central Bosnia and also ethnically cleansed 100,000 Croats from those areas in the summer of 1993 alone. A Scottish mercenary, John MacPhee, who fought in the Croatian HOS and Special Forces against Serbs and Croats, was most horrified at what he saw Muslims do to Croat civilians during the Croat-Muslim war. He witnessed they mutilated the Croats and even the animals. He even carried some of the dead babies. In one tiny village, the Bosniaks had destroyed all the house but one. And in that house were the bodies of 34 murdered civilians. They had all been raped and mutilated.
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@mrasabaharsa-kq2fn Serbs also saved the Bosnian Croats at one point in the war where they were surrounded by the Bosniak forces. The Serbs allowed the Croats to retreat through their lines with their weapons. Yet some of those same Croats went on to attack Serbs in Operation Storm. And the Bosniaks were involved in Operation Storm and were coming into Croatia to destroy the Serbian villages. They would also stack the slaughtered livestock into pyramids. A UN officer who was there and witnessed this asked a Canadian Croat, who was also there during the war, what it meant. And he said it was some kind of threatening message that this will happen to you. The Scot mercenary also complains about how Bosniaks held Croats in grain silo concentration camps. He uses Bosniaks keeping Croats in grain silos while Croats never used them as an example of how the Croats were more humane and civilized that the Bosniaks. Yet Bosniaks were keeping Serb civilians in grain silos from the beginning of the war. The media deliberately covered up the atrocities by the Bosniaks even though their army was the largest in BiH by far. They had around 240,000 soldiers which was at least 4-5 times larger than the Bosnian Serbs' forces. Croatia had 10s of thousands of soldiers stationed in BiH throughout the entire war and it was an open secret of the international community.
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They didn't kill all the ustasha - the ustasha switched hats as Tito gave them amnesty if they'd join the Partisans. And then many Croat nazis were smuggled out by the Ratlines and went to South America, Canada, U.S. and Australia. There were many Serbs and Slovenes sent back by the British and killed and Croats are inflating the numbers of their killed by adding in the Serbs and Slovenes. Tito mostly fought the Serb anti-communists during the war, and the communists occupied Serbia after the war, thanks to British and US backing, which even acted as Tito's air force bombing Serbian towns and civilians to soften them up for Tito's invasion. The communists also confiscated all the nice and more expensive homes in Belgrade for themselves and the government. A Canadian Serb who was born to Serbian refugees after they came to Canada, had to fight Canada in court several years ago to get his family home back as it was being used as the Canadian Embassy.
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@filic101 Croatians in western Bosnia were witnessed "changing hats". The very ones who were killing Serbs were later seen as Partisans. Tito did offer amnesty, while others left the country only to return in 1990 and 1991. Even death camp guards such as Dinko Sakic were invited back by Tudjman in the late 1980's. Tudjman was an old fascist himself, as was Alija Izetbegovic. They just became communists for a few decades and waited for foreign countries to back them again. Only in the 1990's the Brits and U.S. were fully on their side too as was Germany, again.
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@SimmieReina84 Bosnia was a 4-way war where the Bosnian Croats and Muslims turned against each other - the Croat-Muslim war - and their fighting was some of the most intense of the war, left Mostar the most destroyed city in BiH, and where the Muslim ethnically cleansed 100,000 Croats from central BiH in 1993. There were also different factions of Bosnian Muslims fighting each other. Particularly Fikret Abdic and his followers in Velika Kladusa. Fikret Abdic had actually won the vote for Bosnia's presidency before the war, but the radical Islamist Alija Izetbegovic, who came in 2nd place, made some kind of deal with him. But later during the war the Bosnian government forces went to war against Abdic. And at the end of the war, Abdic and his followers, 10s of thousands of western Bosnian Muslims were pushed into Croatia where they lived in horrible conditions in refugee camps until they were later sent to 3rd countries, such as the U.S.
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Because key western countries and the Catholic church used Croats and others as proxies against Serbs. Because, despite Serbs being claimed as Allies in WWI and WWII because they fought against the Axis and Nazis which invaded them, the western countries were never truly their allies and preferred them to be a weak, occupied country and people. US and UK bombed civilian Serbs in WWII so the communists could take it over. Churchill was intent on Tito ruling even though most of the Serbs did not want him nor communism. US and UK acted as his air force. The communists also downplayed and covered up these camps. The communists limited the search for bodies to just a few days, so there was never an adequate investigation nor search for the dead, and there hasn't been to this day.
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@Sushram-ii1ey Bosniaks and Albanians started the killings and they were always proxies for outside powers wanted to break up Yugoslavia and attack Serbs. The Albanian KLA were terrorists who started the killings and the kidnappings and had torture camps all over Kosovo and even in northern Albania. The KLA also killed and kidnapped Albanians which didn't support it. Ramush Haradinaj had 19 Albanians killed in the run up to his trial for the torture and killings of Albanians in his camps. No one was alive nor brave enough to testify against him after that, so he was freed. Yet he even wrote in his book how he could kill with impunity.
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@mrasabaharsa-kq2fn The census shows those media-hyped "victims" gained percentage of population during the war which proves they killed and ethnically cleansed the most. The only exception is the Bosnian Croats who were ethnically cleansed by the Muslims during the Muslim-Croat war. The Muslim-Croat war had some of the most intense fighting of the Bosnian war. The Bosniaks ethnically cleansed 100,000 Croats from central Bosnia in the summer of 1993 alone. The Croats destroyed the Mostar bridge. The Muslims besieged Croat-controlled Vitez as they wanted the explosives factory there. Bosniaks had different factions fighting each other and one was allied to the Serbs. The faction controlled by Fikret Abdic who was the winner of Bosnia's Presidential election in 1990 but was maneuvered to give the presidency to violent Islamist Alija Izetbegovic in some kind of deal. Izetbegovic was sentenced and jailed in the mid-1980s for plotting terrorist activities against Yugoslavia.
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Over 35,000 Palestinian civilians have been killed by Israel and 15,000 are children. Recently Israelis were claiming the UN said the number was lower but it didn't say that - it said that the Palestinians could only identify around 14,000 by name. But that's because many of the dead are in pieces and torn about and unrecognizable and there isn't the staff, electricity and conditions under the bombing and destruction to properly count the dead. Plus many are buried in the rubble as the Israelis bombed entire neighborhoods and apartment complexes. Ralph Nader, an American Jew, says there is a huge under count. In early March he wrote: From accounts of people on the ground, videos and photographs of deadly episode after episode, plus the resultant mortalities from blocking or smashing the crucial necessities of life, a more likely estimate, in my appraisal, is that at least 200,000 Palestinians must have perished by now and the toll is accelerating by the hour.
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@zell863 Bosnian Muslims wanted Bosnia and Hercegovina under Muslim domination and they were attacking Serb civilians at the very beginning of the war.
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@herceg6772 Tudjman sent death squads to Vukovar to start the war. Tomislav Mercep and the Croatian police were abducting Serbs, torturing them, then shooting them at the rivers. The bodies of Serb civilians were washing up on the riverbanks in Croatia in 1991 and 1992.
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@mostlysunny4987 Bosnian Muslims were on the Axis powers side in WWI and on the Germans' side in WWII. They were a special project of Himmler who formed divisions with them. And in the last war they staged attacks and sniped at civilians and the UN - UN officers testified about this.
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