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Stephen Karganovic
President of the Srebrenica Historical Project
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The Prosecution failed to demonstrate any link between Mladić and the perpetrators of the executions of which he was accused.
The NATO puppet “state” of Kosovo, without the forbidden reference to Metohija, fulfils an anti-Serbia mission, writes Stephen Karganovic.
Serbia’s president, ignoring public fury, hosts a Nazi-linked leader: a humiliating replay of 1941’s Axis betrayal.
The real story of the “Zelensky curse” does not concern collective West public figures, although they might be inclined to misportray themselves as its victims.
From Kosovo to migration, the Batista’s deal with the West is rotting from within.
Lindsey Graham was a degenerate and a disgrace, even if viewed entirely within the context of his public life.
The Dormition Cathedral false flag once again highlights the critical importance of propaganda in modern political warfare.
Dr. Reiner Fuellmich is rotting in a German dungeon, in the European garden where human rights and freedom to speak truth to power without fear of punishment are said to be paramount values.
Czech police found cocaine in a Russian Orthodox bishop’s car – right after a seminarian accused him of sexual assault. Coincidence or Kremlin takedown? With no court ruling and helmet cams off, the West’s propaganda machine gets another scalp.
The incapacity of a once great and vibrant civilisation to maintain an unequivocal commitment to the truth is a sad reflection of its current degraded condition.

