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If Serbs were a subject of a genocide in Independent State of Croatia that was done also by Serbs.SERBS IN THE USTASA AND GOVERNMENT OF THE NDH (INDEPENDENT STATE OF CROATIA)Many Serbs have no idea that a number of their brothers were very loyal to the Ustashas and the authorities of the Independent State of Croatia.There were Serbs who "became famous" as Ustasha butchers who sadistically tortured and killed their compatriots in the most brutal way with special pleasure.Namely, a large number of Serbs understand history and historical facts as a kind of "buffet".Such people from that "buffet" choose only what suits them in a political situation, and they simply never mention what does not suit them. It is my personal opinion, which some will share and some will not, that many Serbs are real machinists for hiding some historical facts, and for rewriting history to their measure and the most unscrupulous fabrications, lies and falsifications.It is not the father and supreme guru of the Serbian nation, Dobrica Cosic, who said and explained everything nicely at the time, praising his flock: "We Serbs lie to deceive ourselves, to comfort others, we lie for forgiveness, we lie to fight fear, we lie to encourage others, we lie to hide our own and someone else's misery. Lying is a form of our patriotism and a confirmation of our innate intelligence. We lie in a creative, imaginative and witty way. ”It should be especially emphasized that Serbs are most susceptible to swallowing all the "truths" served to them by their constant psychotroxists.From fantastic and truly unreal myths, comics a la "Mirko and Slavko", through fictional kings and princes, lies about the Battle of Kosovo, songs about the "hero" Marko Kraljevic, "hero" Milos Kobila, whom he renamed Milos Obilic, and texts and proclamation of Ilija Garašanin, and all the way to Dobrica Cosic, Milorad Ekmecic, General Terzic, Vuk Draskovic, certainly with a lot of additives Ivan Andric, alias Ivo Andric, and, of course, Njegos, Serbs were chronically calibrated and maintained a mythical code with myths and lies. whose victims are all around them, and in the end, most likely, they themselves will be victims of that own mental code.The facts are hidden from the Serbian public that many Serbs were active in the Ustashas and the top policy of the Independent State of Croatia.For example, a very respected member of the presidency of the Croatian National Assembly of the Independent State of Croatia was Dr. Savo Besarović, otherwise a close friend of Dr. Ante Pavelić.The members of the Croatian National Assembly in that convocation were Serbs Dr. Svetislav Shumanovic, vice-ban of Croatia and Slavonia from 1903 to 1906, and president of the Board of Directors of Srpska banka from Zagreb from 1929 to 1941, as well as Uros Doder.(Jozo Tomasevich, War and revolution in Yugoslavia 1941 - 1945. Stanford University Press, 2001) Later, after the collapse of the NDH, Dr. Svetislav Shumanović managed to emigrate, and Dr. Sava Besarović did not even try to escape, because he thought there was no reason for it. .However, the partisans thought differently. Dr. Besarović was sentenced to death after a short trial held on July 16, 1945 before the "people's court". According to reliable testimonies and sources, he exclaimed immediately before the execution: “I had the honor of being a minister in the government of the Independent State of Croatia. I am dying as a Croat for my homeland Croatia. Long live Dr. Ante Pavelić. Long live the Croatian people! ”(“ Croatia ”, Buenos Aires, Argentina, March 5, 1952). He remained highly respected in the Ustasha emigration.The Minister "without wallet" in the Government of the Independent State of Croatia was also the Master of Pharmacy Ljubomir Pantić, a pharmacist from Bijeljina. In April 1945, he fled Croatia together with other Ustasha leaders.However, Ljubomir Pantić realized that he could be easily captured and delivered to Yugoslavia, that is, to a certain fate of partisan "mercy", so he somehow managed to get in touch with his influential cousin Rodoljub Čolaković - Roćko, one of Tito's most loyal confidants.After less than five months spent in exile, Pantic managed to return to Yugoslavia and surrender to the communist authorities. As, as mentioned, he had an influential cousin Rodoljub Čolaković - Roćko spent only three and a half months in prison, after which he was released to live freely in Belgrade without trial. He even received a state pension. (Dennis Barton, Croatia 1941 - 1946, The Churchill History Information Center, London, 2007)A Serb, General Đuro Grujić, a person of Pavelić's greatest confidence, the Chief of the General Staff of the Croatian Armed Forces, stated at the trial before the Supreme Military Court in Belgrade in September 1945: civilians, Orthodox and Serbs, they fulfilled their obligation to the state in other ways. Dr. Savo Besarovic, an Orthodox, was a minister in the government of the Independent State of Croatia.A dozen Orthodox Serbs took very sensitive positions in that government and that Croatian army. " (Archives of the Supreme Court of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, Grujić et al., 1945, 2298/45)Fedor Dragojlov was a colonel general in the Croatian Army, and in the period from 1943 to the end of 1944 he was the commander-in-chief of the Croatian Army.The following Serbs also held high positions in the army of the Independent State of Croatia: General Jovan Iskrić, General Mihajlo Lukić, General Miroslav Opačić, Ustasha wingman and General Dušan Palčić, General Milan Desović, Air Force General Đuro Dragičević, and Air Force General Milan Uzelac.It is very interesting that after the war, almost all the mentioned Orthodox generals, ie Serb generals in the Independent State of Croatia, fared much better than all other high-ranking Croatian officials in that failed state.General Đuro vitez Grujić was sentenced to death in Belgrade and shot on September 24, 1945.Jovan Iskrić died as a pensioner in 1961 in Zagreb.Mihajlo Lukić was sentenced to ten years in prison, of which he served five years, and his further fate is unknown.Dušan Palčić died as a pensioner in 1963 in Zagreb.Milan Desović was sentenced to twenty years in prison, but was released in 1960 due to poor health. He died in Zagreb the same year.Zvonimir Strimaković endured all twenty years of the Stara Gradiška prison. He stubbornly refused to revise his views and repent. He died in 1974 in Zagreb at the age of 83. Solid character! Congratulations to him!Milan Uzelac was in prison for about two years, so he was allegedly released from long-term imprisonment for intervention by the communist leaders themselves. He died in 1954 in Zagreb.Đuro Dragičević managed to escape and died in Austria.Fedor Dragojlov managed to escape and died in 1961 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.Of those so-called "smaller fish", I think we should definitely mention the famous Ustasha butcher Marko Šarc. Until the Second World War, he was a Serb from the bottom of the barrel, and since the creation of the Independent State of Croatia, he was an Ustasha from the even deeper bottom of the barrel. This notorious butcher was an Ustasha camper in Tornje and Pakrac, and later a camper in Pakrac. He was a man of personal trust of Colonel Maks Luburić, in fact his right hand man for the area of ​​Pakrac, Lipik, or Western Slavonia. (Dane Pavlica, Stratišta oko Papuka i Psunja, Zavičajno udruženje Slavonaca, Beograd, 2007)Marko Šarac was shot as a war criminal in 1946 for a series of mass crimes committed against his Serb brothers and sisters in the villages around Pakrac. Even today, he is remembered by post-war generations of Serbs, not only those from Croatia, but even some older Serbs who live here in Australia.It would not be correct not to mention the bloodthirsty Ustasha Milka Obradović, a Serbian woman who apparently "proved herself" in front of her fellow Ustashas in the Stara Gradiška camp, committing horrible crimes, and especially with great pleasure over Serbian children and Serbs.The butcher from Jasenovac, Mile Vasić, a Serb, was also known for his evil, and in that death camp he slaughtered and killed his own Serbs with special pleasure.Apart from Vasić in Jasenovac, huge crimes were committed by a group of Serbian Gypsies (Roma) who were captured by the Ustashas in Lika and delivered to Jasenovac.However, they somehow first fought for the positions of gravedigger, and later for executors, ie butchers. They lived relatively free, mostly in the village of Uštice, which was located in the area between the Sava and the Una. However, none of these Gypsy-Orthodox welcomed the end of the war. The Ustashas, ​​as unpleasant witnesses, killed them all in April 1945.

Why Do So Many Homeless Refuse to Stay in Overnight Shelters?CHRIS WALKER | NOVEMBER 9, 2018 | 6:33AMIt’s one of the most common questions we hear that’s related to our coverage of homeless sweeps and Denver’s urban camping ban: Why are so many people sleeping on the streets and refusing to use the city’s homeless shelters?The city, after all, insists that there are hundreds of “beds” (truthfully, many are just mats or pads) that are unused and available each night in Denver’s shelter network. The city also has the capacity to open additional emergency shelters at city-owned recreation centers if overflow space is needed.Although those claims of limitless shelter capacity have never truly been tested, the bottom line is that Denver maintains it can house all people experiencing homelessness each and every night. Indeed, Mayor Michael Hancock and his administration have routinely defended the urban camping ban using this rhetoric.RELATED STORIESAs Winter Looms, Here's an Overview of Denver's Homeless Shelter SystemHuge Denver Homeless Shelter Near Aurora Will ClosePolice, Media Descend Upon Park Avenue During Homeless "Cleanup"The inside of a city overflow shelter that used to be on Peoria Street.Chris WalkerAnd yet the question (and problem) remains: Why are there hundreds of people sleeping in tents and bundled up outside every night?It's a question that will come up more frequently in the coming months since the “Right to Survive” ballot initiative was approved for the May 2019 municipal elections. Denver voters will be asked whether they think the city should essentially overturn its camping ban and allow people to eat, rest and sleep in public.Around the same time that the ballot initiative was approved, Denver Public Works and Denver police officers dismantled a tent city on October 29 consisting of hundreds of campers that had formed in the Ballpark neighborhood right outside the Denver Rescue Mission and Samaritan House. About a hundred of those campers relocated to the South Platte River, and again the city dismantled their encampment, on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Homeless-rights advocates took a video of the latest sweep.An encampment near the Platte River in late 2016.Brandon MarshallWE BELIEVE LOCAL JOURNALISM IS CRITICAL TO THE LIFE OF A CITYEngaging with our readers is essential to Westword's mission. Make a financial contribution or sign up for a newsletter, and help us keep telling Denver's stories with no paywalls.SUPPORT OUR JOURNALISMDenver Homeless Out Loud, the homeless-advocacy group that documented this week’s sweep at the Platte and is the main backer of the Right to Survive ballot initiative, provided us with circumstances in which people might refuse to use the city’s overnight shelters based on feedback they've heard in the field.Before we list them below, we should note that shelter providers —- both the city and a coalition of nonprofits —- have made efforts to increase storage options in shelters and have routinely denied charges that they aren't clean or are infested with bedbugs.Here are some situations that would prevent someone from using a shelter, according to Denver Homeless Out Loud:All those who love their husband or wife and feel safer together than separated as shelters do to couples…All those who work late nights and can’t get into a shelter…All those who work nights and have no option to sleep in a shelter in the day...All those who work early morning day labor and can’t get out of the shelter in time to work…All those women who are traumatized by male staff in the bunk areas waking women to kick them out…All those with pets or service animals who are rejected from shelters…All those who can’t conform to regimented rules…All those who can’t handle being ordered around and degraded by staff…All those with insomnia who can’t watch TV or read but must be in bed with no cell phones...All those who have stayed in a shelter program for ninety days with a promise of housing to no avail and given up on service providers…All those who have been kicked out at 3 a.m. for no fault of their own because staff failed to sign them in or enter their chores in the records…All those who need food in the night and fear being kicked out for keeping food with them in bed against the rules…All those who don’t want to sleep with bedbugs...All those suffering a drug addiction that can’t pass a urine analysis to stay in the shelters…All those don’t make it in the lottery to get a bed…All those who can’t get down on the floor to sleep on a mat…All those with more than two bags of belongings who either go into the shelter and lose their property, or stay outside to keep their property...All those trans-gender folks who have been abused in a shelter or forced to strip to prove their sex…All those who want their time back from waiting in lines for early admission hours to get into a shelter…All those who don’t want to be preached to by shelter providers…All those with mental health struggles who can’t handle being around hundreds of people in a tight space…All those released from the hospital at 1 a.m. onto the streets…All those physically unable to move about when police ask them...All those who feel safer staying outside with friends than in a building with strangers…All those who feel safer or happier staying by themselves on the streets than with hundreds of people in a shelter…All those who prefer the dignity of a tent to the warehousing and dehumanizing treatment of a shelter…All those who want control of their own life and choices…

SERBS IN THE USTASA AND GOVERNMENT OF THE NDH (INDEPENDENT STATE OF CROATIA)Many Serbs have no idea that a number of their brothers were very loyal to the Ustashas and the authorities of the Independent State of Croatia.There were Serbs who "became famous" as Ustasha butchers who sadistically tortured and killed their compatriots in the most brutal way with special pleasure.Namely, a large number of Serbs understand history and historical facts as a kind of "buffet".Such people from that "buffet" choose only what suits them in a political situation, and they simply never mention what does not suit them. It is my personal opinion, which some will share and some will not, that many Serbs are real machinists for hiding some historical facts, and for rewriting history to their measure and the most unscrupulous fabrications, lies and falsifications.It is not the father and supreme guru of the Serbian nation, Dobrica Cosic, who said and explained everything nicely at the time, praising his flock: "We Serbs lie to deceive ourselves, to comfort others, we lie for forgiveness, we lie to fight fear, we lie to encourage others, we lie to hide our own and someone else's misery. Lying is a form of our patriotism and a confirmation of our innate intelligence. We lie in a creative, imaginative and witty way. ”It should be especially emphasized that Serbs are most susceptible to swallowing all the "truths" served to them by their constant psychotroxists.From fantastic and truly unreal myths, comics a la "Mirko and Slavko", through fictional kings and princes, lies about the Battle of Kosovo, songs about the "hero" Marko Kraljevic, "hero" Milos Kobila, whom he renamed Milos Obilic, and texts and proclamation of Ilija Garašanin, and all the way to Dobrica Cosic, Milorad Ekmecic, General Terzic, Vuk Draskovic, certainly with a lot of additives Ivan Andric, alias Ivo Andric, and, of course, Njegos, Serbs were chronically calibrated and maintained a mythical code with myths and lies. whose victims are all around them, and in the end, most likely, they themselves will be victims of that own mental code.The facts are hidden from the Serbian public that many Serbs were active in the Ustashas and the top policy of the Independent State of Croatia.For example, a very respected member of the presidency of the Croatian National Assembly of the Independent State of Croatia was Dr. Savo Besarović, otherwise a close friend of Dr. Ante Pavelić.The members of the Croatian National Assembly in that convocation were Serbs Dr. Svetislav Shumanovic, vice-ban of Croatia and Slavonia from 1903 to 1906, and president of the Board of Directors of Srpska banka from Zagreb from 1929 to 1941, as well as Uros Doder.(Jozo Tomasevich, War and revolution in Yugoslavia 1941 - 1945. Stanford University Press, 2001) Later, after the collapse of the NDH, Dr. Svetislav Shumanović managed to emigrate, and Dr. Sava Besarović did not even try to escape, because he thought there was no reason for it. .However, the partisans thought differently. Dr. Besarović was sentenced to death after a short trial held on July 16, 1945 before the "people's court". According to reliable testimonies and sources, he exclaimed immediately before the execution: “I had the honor of being a minister in the government of the Independent State of Croatia. I am dying as a Croat for my homeland Croatia. Long live Dr. Ante Pavelić. Long live the Croatian people! ”(“ Croatia ”, Buenos Aires, Argentina, March 5, 1952). He remained highly respected in the Ustasha emigration.The Minister "without wallet" in the Government of the Independent State of Croatia was also the Master of Pharmacy Ljubomir Pantić, a pharmacist from Bijeljina. In April 1945, he fled Croatia together with other Ustasha leaders.However, Ljubomir Pantić realized that he could be easily captured and delivered to Yugoslavia, that is, to a certain fate of partisan "mercy", so he somehow managed to get in touch with his influential cousin Rodoljub Čolaković - Roćko, one of Tito's most loyal confidants.After less than five months spent in exile, Pantic managed to return to Yugoslavia and surrender to the communist authorities. As, as mentioned, he had an influential cousin Rodoljub Čolaković - Roćko spent only three and a half months in prison, after which he was released to live freely in Belgrade without trial. He even received a state pension. (Dennis Barton, Croatia 1941 - 1946, The Churchill History Information Center, London, 2007)A Serb, General Đuro Grujić, a person of Pavelić's greatest confidence, the Chief of the General Staff of the Croatian Armed Forces, stated at the trial before the Supreme Military Court in Belgrade in September 1945: civilians, Orthodox and Serbs, they fulfilled their obligation to the state in other ways. Dr. Savo Besarovic, an Orthodox, was a minister in the government of the Independent State of Croatia.A dozen Orthodox Serbs took very sensitive positions in that government and that Croatian army. " (Archives of the Supreme Court of the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia, Grujić et al., 1945, 2298/45)Fedor Dragojlov was a colonel general in the Croatian Army, and in the period from 1943 to the end of 1944 he was the commander-in-chief of the Croatian Army.The following Serbs also held high positions in the army of the Independent State of Croatia: General Jovan Iskrić, General Mihajlo Lukić, General Miroslav Opačić, Ustasha wingman and General Dušan Palčić, General Milan Desović, Air Force General Đuro Dragičević, and Air Force General Milan Uzelac.It is very interesting that after the war, almost all the mentioned Orthodox generals, ie Serb generals in the Independent State of Croatia, fared much better than all other high-ranking Croatian officials in that failed state.General Đuro vitez Grujić was sentenced to death in Belgrade and shot on September 24, 1945.Jovan Iskrić died as a pensioner in 1961 in Zagreb.Mihajlo Lukić was sentenced to ten years in prison, of which he served five years, and his further fate is unknown.Dušan Palčić died as a pensioner in 1963 in Zagreb.Milan Desović was sentenced to twenty years in prison, but was released in 1960 due to poor health. He died in Zagreb the same year.Zvonimir Strimaković endured all twenty years of the Stara Gradiška prison. He stubbornly refused to revise his views and repent. He died in 1974 in Zagreb at the age of 83. Solid character! Congratulations to him!Milan Uzelac was in prison for about two years, so he was allegedly released from long-term imprisonment for intervention by the communist leaders themselves. He died in 1954 in Zagreb.Đuro Dragičević managed to escape and died in Austria.Fedor Dragojlov managed to escape and died in 1961 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.Of those so-called "smaller fish", I think we should definitely mention the famous Ustasha butcher Marko Šarc. Until the Second World War, he was a Serb from the bottom of the barrel, and since the creation of the Independent State of Croatia, he was an Ustasha from the even deeper bottom of the barrel. This notorious butcher was an Ustasha camper in Tornje and Pakrac, and later a camper in Pakrac. He was a man of personal trust of Colonel Maks Luburić, in fact his right hand man for the area of ​​Pakrac, Lipik, or Western Slavonia. (Dane Pavlica, Stratišta oko Papuka i Psunja, Zavičajno udruženje Slavonaca, Beograd, 2007)Marko Šarac was shot as a war criminal in 1946 for a series of mass crimes committed against his Serb brothers and sisters in the villages around Pakrac. Even today, he is remembered by post-war generations of Serbs, not only those from Croatia, but even some older Serbs who live here in Australia.It would not be correct not to mention the bloodthirsty Ustasha Milka Obradović, a Serbian woman who apparently "proved herself" in front of her fellow Ustashas in the Stara Gradiška camp, committing horrible crimes, and especially with great pleasure over Serbian children and Serbs.The butcher from Jasenovac, Mile Vasić, a Serb, was also known for his evil, and in that death camp he slaughtered and killed his own Serbs with special pleasure.Apart from Vasić in Jasenovac, huge crimes were committed by a group of Serbian Gypsies (Roma) who were captured by the Ustashas in Lika and delivered to Jasenovac.However, they somehow first fought for the positions of gravedigger, and later for executors, ie butchers. They lived relatively free, mostly in the village of Uštice, which was located in the area between the Sava and the Una. However, none of these Gypsy-Orthodox welcomed the end of the war. The Ustashas, ​​as unpleasant witnesses, killed them all in April 1945.