User talk:212.178.224.144: Difference between revisions

How exactly does my edit backed by a Serb Historian saying most of the inmates imprisoned in the Banjica camp were anti-fascist Serbs make me an Ustashe? How on earth doe that make any sense? How is it revisionism or negative on behalf of Serbs? Being anti-fascist and persecuted for standing up against the Nazis? Your barbaric insults will land you with a ban. OyMosby (talk) 16:42, 17 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

@OyMosby:Since I was blocked by a terrone, I'll answer you here. You calling Anzulovic and his book reliable source makes you a Ustashe revisionist [1]. I won't even mention your "contribution" on pages like Genocide of Serbs in the Independent State of Croatia and Jasenovac concentration camp. 212.178.224.144 (talk) 17:44, 17 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Oh and thank you for proving my point [2] that several of you are banding together to vandalize Serb-related articles. I see you are good friend with Albanian editors who spread their nationalism on other articles. 212.178.224.144 (talk) 17:49, 17 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

You proved nothing. You really just prove to be an ultranationalist editor who stalks other people’s edit histories. I commented on the person’s page because of their participation on the talk page and Peacemaker liked my comment so they were aware. You can see on the talk history of the “Albanian” editor’s page I don’t talk to the person that was my first post. As a long time stalker of mine you should know this. I didn’t know their ethnic origin but thanks for telling me. You called them out and I let them know. So what? Notice how all your edits across all your various accounts get undone by non-Balkan editors? Know why? Because this is Wikipedia. Not Milosovic’s handbook.

Funny how you go off topic and ignore that I have valid sourcing from a Serb historian proving my edits accurate. You deflect with even more false accusations such as “ I won't even mention your "contribution" on pages like Genocide of Serbs in the Independent State of Croatia and Jasenovac concentration camp.” I’m sorry but this isn’t some Pro Serb anti Croat anti Albanian anti non-Serb in general blog but an encyclopedia. You not liking the facts doesn’t make me the bad guy. I can only imagine what nice things you have to write about the Chetniks. Nothing I wrote on those pages was anti-Serb, derogatory or go against the RS. You will never succeed in vandalizing Wikipedia pages to your liking. No matter how many puppet IPs or accounts you make. You are probably one of the Pro Serb Ultranationalist IPs that ket vandelizing those articles a while ago since I haven’t edited their in a bit.

What nonsense my edits were not overturned on thos pages and follow what the sources says. Just because I don’t write about Croats as if they were the Devil’s people doesn’t make me an Ustashe sympathizer. Go back to fantasyland. Have a nice day mate. And don’t ping me anymore in your false accusation rants and conspiracy theories. What’s really funny is a Serbian editor validated my edits to the Banjica article. And another Serbian editor gave me an award on my page for my contributions. So far Zero of you accusations hold any ground. Hmmmmm. What a shock.... You have some gall writing such libel but then again easy to do behind a random IP.  :). OyMosby (talk) 19:22, 17 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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