Prije da je u pitanju moć, nego obezbjeđenje.
Obezbeđenje je tu korektivni faktor, da razdvoji.

Opet hipotetički, da se takav sukob desio to znači pad moći jednog i rast drugog zbog čega bi došlo do takvog sukoba.
Ali selo svašta priča, kako rekoh ranije, mnoge stvari su daleko od istine.

Ponovo hipotetički pišem, možda je Mazalica opet slučajno naletio pa popio koju ni kriv ni dužan, sada od obojice

Ti prati tog ludaka, priliči ti.

Lukac mi je uvijek svojom pojavom, izjavama i ponasanjem ostavljao utisak impulsivnog i ne pretjerano pametnog covjeka. Ne bi se cudio da je Mili opalio plesku.

Opet, koliko god da je Dodik los po srpski narod, ovaj Lukac bi tek bio katastrofa.

Greif has long been a popular figure among Serb nationalists, and his appointment as head of this particular commission in 2019 came as no surprise. Over the years, Greif has made a point of wildly exaggerating the number of Serb victims during World War II at Jasenovac, a complex of five concentration camps often referred to as the “Auschwitz of the Balkans.” Jasenovac was the most notorious of a network of such camps run by the fascist Ustaša movement in the Independent State of Croatia, an autonomous Nazi puppet state established in 1941. According to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, somewhere between 77,000 and 99,000 Serbs, Jews, Roma, and Croat opponents of the Ustaša regime were brutally murdered at Jasenovac. The Jasenovac Memorial Site has identified by name 83,145 victims who perished there. And yet, Greif has repeatedly inflated the number of Jasenovac victims, to the dismay of responsible historians. In 2019 alone, he set the number at “at least 800,000,” and “at least 700,000.” – as if the actual record of Ustaša crimes wasn’t bad enough.