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| PS, sorry, had no time to red entire article, but war crimes in Jasenovac did happened, not sure how many innocent people got killed, figures I most often hear is 90 000, and I'll go with that, but I wouldn't be surprised if some evil characters did commit acts of genocide and pure evil as described in the article, I do not believe in figure of 1360, but I would be appealed if figure was even 10% of that. It is just sickening, btw I am not a Serb, I have Jewish background and live in London. I am just appalled with any war crime and this just makes me very angry, that US authorities did nothing to act and deal with this person, deport him and make sure he faces justice in Zagreb. <small>—Preceding ] comment added by ] (]) 14:52, 16 December 2007 (UTC)</small><!-- Template:UnsignedIP --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot--> | PS, sorry, had no time to red entire article, but war crimes in Jasenovac did happened, not sure how many innocent people got killed, figures I most often hear is 90 000, and I'll go with that, but I wouldn't be surprised if some evil characters did commit acts of genocide and pure evil as described in the article, I do not believe in figure of 1360, but I would be appealed if figure was even 10% of that. It is just sickening, btw I am not a Serb, I have Jewish background and live in London. I am just appalled with any war crime and this just makes me very angry, that US authorities did nothing to act and deal with this person, deport him and make sure he faces justice in Zagreb. <small>—Preceding ] comment added by ] (]) 14:52, 16 December 2007 (UTC)</small><!-- Template:UnsignedIP --> <!--Autosigned by SineBot--> | ||
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| Speaking of how accurate a source is and discussing actions and motives of editors qualifies as a discussion. Discussions are not allowed on the article main page, they are reserved for the talk page. If you have an issue with the accuracy of a source, discuss it here or go to ]. The article is never, ever the place to discuss such things because it is not very constructive to do so. If such a debate was allowed on the main page then it would only be fair to let everyone else with an agreeing and opposing point of view to have their say as well and the article would not be an article anymore, it would be a discussion.<br> | |||
| I personally agree that this article as well as ] are more or less junk and, if they were nominated for deletion, I would vote to delete them. But, until then or until some kind of a consensus is reached about the sources or accuracy, it is not constructive to carrry on discussions of the article main page regardless of how tight you think you are or that no one else is joining the discussion on the talk page. ] (]) 20:12, 31 March 2008 (UTC) | |||
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Call me a revisionist or denier (which I am not), but this whole story stinks of urban mythology to me; the website provided as a reference is very biased in favor of the Serb POV. If this man did exist and commit the crimes that are alleged here, proper, neutral references need to be provided NOW. The claims made in this article and that about the "Srbosjek" are extremely inflammatory, and potentially very slanderous. Mihovil 01:47, 23 August 2006 (UTC)
- This is true. But on the other side, you have dozens of serbian editors around here, who would reinsert the article the moment it is deleted, as they did with the "Srbosjek". At the moment Srbosjek was nominated for deletion, the author mobilized dozens and dozens of Serbs on the serbian Misplaced Pages to come to help to vote against the deletion, with wich they succeeded at the end, no matter the given references were all serbian (one of them even linked Bulajic as a "source"), and oh coincidence, supported an pro-serbian point. As I dont have the time to argue endlessly with unemployed serbian ultranationalists who have 24hrs/day to argue/delete/revert/bullshit for their holy cause, I've given it up and decided just to name the inaccuracies and let the readers decide themselves. --Rhun 18:13, 3 December 2007 (UTC)
This article has to be deleted. It describes a war criminal as a hero.
Just terrible, this guy should be reported and deported from US, the fact he was allowed to stay in US that long is beyond me. What are US authorities waiting for, it is just sick, fact that person was even allowed to settle is in US is quite sickening. Totally angry, someone should act on it, contact FBI and request information on this, if you have contacts in US, you can ask your local congressman to inquire about this particular person and what are US authorities doing about this person. Someone killing even 60 innocent civilians is a true monster, if this evil man killed as stated in this article 1360 persons, this is outrageous and despicable act of most evil person ever to live.
That man does not deserve to live, breed same air we all breed, no matter how old he is now, his family should be ashamed of him and his acts, if they aren't they are as sick as he is. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.110.78.164 (talk) 14:40, 16 December 2007 (UTC)
PS, sorry, had no time to red entire article, but war crimes in Jasenovac did happened, not sure how many innocent people got killed, figures I most often hear is 90 000, and I'll go with that, but I wouldn't be surprised if some evil characters did commit acts of genocide and pure evil as described in the article, I do not believe in figure of 1360, but I would be appealed if figure was even 10% of that. It is just sickening, btw I am not a Serb, I have Jewish background and live in London. I am just appalled with any war crime and this just makes me very angry, that US authorities did nothing to act and deal with this person, deport him and make sure he faces justice in Zagreb. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 88.110.78.164 (talk) 14:52, 16 December 2007 (UTC)
Accuracy of sources section
Speaking of how accurate a source is and discussing actions and motives of editors qualifies as a discussion. Discussions are not allowed on the article main page, they are reserved for the talk page. If you have an issue with the accuracy of a source, discuss it here or go to WP:RFC. The article is never, ever the place to discuss such things because it is not very constructive to do so. If such a debate was allowed on the main page then it would only be fair to let everyone else with an agreeing and opposing point of view to have their say as well and the article would not be an article anymore, it would be a discussion.
I personally agree that this article as well as Srbosjek (knife) are more or less junk and, if they were nominated for deletion, I would vote to delete them. But, until then or until some kind of a consensus is reached about the sources or accuracy, it is not constructive to carrry on discussions of the article main page regardless of how tight you think you are or that no one else is joining the discussion on the talk page. SWik78 (talk) 20:12, 31 March 2008 (UTC)