Anonymous
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6/19/2025, 12:53:37 PM No.507967925
Why did NATO support the pro-Palestine Bosniaks rather than the pro-Israel Serbs?
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Thread 507967925 - /pol/ [Archived: 1004 hours ago]
Anonymous
ID: snxC4dMO
6/19/2025, 12:55:16 PM No.507968029
>>507967925 (OP)
I have no idea wtf you are saying.
All I read was why do retards support pro niggers and not based chads
I have no idea wtf you are saying.
All I read was why do retards support pro niggers and not based chads
Anonymous
ID: c9gwbLdd
6/19/2025, 12:59:26 PM No.507968293
>>507967925 (OP)
In the late 1990s NATO was really in its infancy in terms of actually doing stuff together. The conflict in the Balkans was highly complicated and Bill Clinton a little too eager to prove himself as a strongman, which is ultimately why you saw NATO take such a weird approach to the Balkan war. On one hand, the idea was to expand influence into the Balkans at a time when there was a lot of unrest and complete lack of control, on the other hand nobody in North America or Western Europe had a clue about anything connected to the region. It's why as time has gone by most people have a pretty apathetic view of the Balkans. This is further amplified by those jihadist organizations that came out of countries like Bosnia and Albania, who went off to fight for groups like the Taliban, Hamas, and ISIS.
Although if you want to be a little more optimistic, the intervention of NATO incidentally has led to the most stable period in Balkan history. It's also the peaceful, too. There isn't really any conflict beyond Albanian gangs and Serbian turbo-patriots that kick off once in awhile. You simply don't see the same kind of rhetoric that you had in the past, and with Turkey and Austria firmly kept out of the picture in terms of expansionism the Balkans doesn't really have any external threat at the moment.
In the late 1990s NATO was really in its infancy in terms of actually doing stuff together. The conflict in the Balkans was highly complicated and Bill Clinton a little too eager to prove himself as a strongman, which is ultimately why you saw NATO take such a weird approach to the Balkan war. On one hand, the idea was to expand influence into the Balkans at a time when there was a lot of unrest and complete lack of control, on the other hand nobody in North America or Western Europe had a clue about anything connected to the region. It's why as time has gone by most people have a pretty apathetic view of the Balkans. This is further amplified by those jihadist organizations that came out of countries like Bosnia and Albania, who went off to fight for groups like the Taliban, Hamas, and ISIS.
Although if you want to be a little more optimistic, the intervention of NATO incidentally has led to the most stable period in Balkan history. It's also the peaceful, too. There isn't really any conflict beyond Albanian gangs and Serbian turbo-patriots that kick off once in awhile. You simply don't see the same kind of rhetoric that you had in the past, and with Turkey and Austria firmly kept out of the picture in terms of expansionism the Balkans doesn't really have any external threat at the moment.
Anonymous
ID: XgoDd5f6
6/19/2025, 1:07:44 PM No.507968842
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Anonymous
ID: c9gwbLdd
6/19/2025, 1:09:12 PM No.507968944
>>507968842
Serbs don't support Israel out of anything more than wanting to curb Islamic influence in the Balkans. Hamas has many Albanian and Bosnian fighters, and Palestinians were also involved in helping kill Serbians during the 90s.
Serbs don't support Israel out of anything more than wanting to curb Islamic influence in the Balkans. Hamas has many Albanian and Bosnian fighters, and Palestinians were also involved in helping kill Serbians during the 90s.
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Anonymous
ID: 3NzlRRP7
6/19/2025, 1:10:50 PM No.507969052
>>507968842
bosnian serbs support israel. iran supported and send soldiers for bosniaks. serbs from serbia less so
bosnian serbs support israel. iran supported and send soldiers for bosniaks. serbs from serbia less so
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Anonymous
ID: c9gwbLdd
6/19/2025, 1:12:35 PM No.507969156
>>507969052
Iran had originally hoped to spread its influence into the Balkans via an Islamic superstate, which backfired because of how incompetent Muslims in the Balkans are. But Iranian and Palestinian fighters did help contribute to the cause of Albania in the past. They also fought together in groups like ISIS. Iran's ultimate goal is to extend influence over the Levant through a puppet state in Palestine and begin pressuring the Balkans.
Iran had originally hoped to spread its influence into the Balkans via an Islamic superstate, which backfired because of how incompetent Muslims in the Balkans are. But Iranian and Palestinian fighters did help contribute to the cause of Albania in the past. They also fought together in groups like ISIS. Iran's ultimate goal is to extend influence over the Levant through a puppet state in Palestine and begin pressuring the Balkans.
Anonymous
ID: XgoDd5f6
6/19/2025, 1:39:22 PM No.507970944
>>507968944
>>507969052
That is true. Islam is seen more of a problem in the region, but I'd say general opinions on jews here makes pol look progressive
>>507969052
That is true. Islam is seen more of a problem in the region, but I'd say general opinions on jews here makes pol look progressive
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Anonymous
ID: c9gwbLdd
6/19/2025, 1:40:44 PM No.507971037
>>507970944
Slavic countries, in general, disparage about Jews. However, /pol/ isn't really a good place to get any kind of information or learn about culture, history, politics, etc, because most people here are just chronically lying, autistic, and highly opinionated.
Slavic countries, in general, disparage about Jews. However, /pol/ isn't really a good place to get any kind of information or learn about culture, history, politics, etc, because most people here are just chronically lying, autistic, and highly opinionated.