By Viseslav Simic | The Rogue and Failed “Authorities” Face Reality – the People. Realizing that the spiritual path wasn’t taking them to victory, the Serbs employed the means and methods of the material world to complement it. “For one thing is quite certain, if You simply sit still, in the belief that the... »

By Ioannis Michaletos | On the 28th of October 2011 a lone gunman, Bosnian-Wahhabi launched an attack against the American Embassy in Sarajevo injuring one Policeman. The latest attack comes after a series of other terrorist actions over the past few years by the Wahhabis in Bosnia and indicates the consistence under which Bosnian... »

Roman Catholic Croatian guards at the Jasenovac concentration camp prepare to execute an inmate. Source: US Holocaust Memorial Museum. By Carl Savich What role, if any, did the Vatican play in the genocide committed in the Independent State of Croatia, a Roman Catholic state sponsored by the Vatican? This has been a controversial topic... »

Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker, Modern Tokyo Times | The conflicts in Bosnia and Kosovo would have done Harry Houdini proud. After all, around 8,000 Islamic terrorists travelled all the way to Bosnia and some would either stay or move to Kosovo or go back home. These Islamic jihadists were given “a free-reign... »

By Carl Savich Introduction In the summer of 1941, Serbian guerrillas launched an uprising in central Serbia against the German occupation. The Serbian uprising spread and increased in intensity, threatening the German military occupation of Serbia and endangering the German southern flank in Europe. The Serbian uprising came at the time of the German... »

By Milo Yelesiyevich | Book Review of The Deconstruction of the virtual genocide: An intelligent person’s guide to Srebrenica by Stefan Karganovic, Ljubisa Simic, Edward Herman, George Pumphrey, J.P. Maher. The alleged Srebrenica massacre of Bosnian Muslims in July 1995 is referred to regularly by the mainstream media as a moral touchstone, an example... »

Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker, Modern Tokyo Times | The conflicts that engulfed the former Yugoslavia still remain unresolved in the political arena and open to Western political shenanigans and covert meddling from Turkey and Saudi Arabia in Bosnia and Kosovo.  Orthodox Christianity faces many attacks and only a naïve individual would claim... »

 By Carl Savich Review: “Tito’s War” by John Brown, World War II History, November, 2011, Volume 10, No. 7, pp. 54-61. In the November, 2011 issue of the military history magazine World War II History, published in Herndon, Virginia, an article entitled “Tito’s War” by Australian author John Brown purports to chronicle the conflict... »

Murad Makhmudov and Lee Jay Walker, Modern Tokyo Times | U.S. and U.K. support of Albanian terrorism during the Kosovo conflict is unraveling but US and UK are very content that Kosovo is undergoing de-Christianization and that Albanian Muslims are murdering Serbs. Destruction of Orthodox Christianity   In the heart of the cradle of... »

Lee Jay Walker, Modern Tokyo Times | Islamic forces entered Europe from Asia and North Africa in order to enslave, convert, persecute and either completely destroy Christianity or to enforce dhimmitude. Before this process began you had the complete annihilation of Christianity in many parts of North Africa and in various parts of the... »

By Ioannis Michaletos | The geo-economic landscape in Southeastern Europe,as in other regions in the world presently,is being shaped to a great extent by the competitionbetween numerous energy-producing states, large consumers and multinational corporationsall vying to control the bulk of the energy-transport systems,most importantly pipelines. The European Union has formed a strategy called Southern... »

By Michael Averko | Among pro-Serb advocates, there is understandable agreement with Russian ambassador to Serbia Aleksandr Konuzin’s challenge at a recent forum in Belgrade. Konuzin questioned the negative criticism dominating an event that was influenced in a Western neoliberal-neoconservative foreign policy direction. The slant he challenged included comments directed against Russia.     Konuzin’s comments relate to... »

Lee Jay Walker, Modern Tokyo Times. It is inconceivable that a leader who is implicated in a major organ scandal would be invited by NASDAQ if the implications had been involved in killing homosexuals, killing Americans, killing Buddhists, killing women and so forth. However, when it comes to killing Serbian Orthodox Christians and sanctioning... »