Dušan Drašković
@draskovic007
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Serbian 🇷🇸, ☦️, Mila’s dad, explorer of ideas. Born in Belgrade, lived in Greece 🇬🇷 & Chicago. Hedonist, idealist, endlessly curious. Dreamer of 🇺🇸🇷🇺=🕊
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Joined April 2022
Israel and Palestine, or rather, Israelis and Palestinians, is a highly sensitive and complex topic for discussion or writing, as everyone holds their own emotions and perspectives, and in some way, each side feels justified. However, that is not the essence of the matter. The real challenge is to find a lasting solution that is not short-term and does not come at the expense of one side or the other but rather ensures satisfaction for all and allows peace to endure for decades. That is the most important goal at this moment. To understand the core of the problem, we must look back in history—over 2,000 years ago, more than a hundred years ago, and about seventy years ago. We must consider all factors and issues, but we must also be realistic and acknowledge the current reality of the situation. This is not easy for either side, but it is necessary because, to achieve true and lasting peace, the problem must be addressed deeply and thoroughly. Much has been written about this topic, and extensive information is available online. Many intelligent people have also shared their thoughts on platforms like Twitter. I do not intend to delve into this issue extensively because, as a Serb, I have personally experienced what it means when a country is dismantled and divided into multiple entities—when even people of the same nation are turned into different nationalities. Not only that, but a shared language is split into multiple languages, which is simply incredible. The same people have changed their religion and now identify under different names, despite having shared the same name until recently. Religion does not define a nation because anyone can be religious or not, or belong to any faith. A nation remains one, while everything else is an artificial construct. Just a few generations ago, their fathers and grandfathers were Serbs, and now they have become something else. Serbs have endured tremendous losses in both World War I and World War II, particularly in the first war, where they suffered the highest percentage of casualties. The Serbian people have always fought for freedom and justice. Serbs do not tolerate injustice, and there is an old saying: "God forbid the Serbs should unite." While the Serbian issue might be considered a regional problem—primarily affecting Southern Europe or the Balkans—the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a global issue. It has been the cause of numerous wars and conflicts and has the potential to ignite tensions between Jews and Muslims worldwide. This is not beneficial for anyone, as people should be able to live in peace and harmony, each in their own land and home. As I mentioned earlier, the issue is extremely complex and must be approached with seriousness. If injustice is done to one side, and they are left dissatisfied, this resentment will persist for generations, leading to the growth of future discontent. The best solution would be for each group to have its own state and homeland, allowing them to live as neighbors. They do not need to love each other, but they must respect one another’s territorial integrity. Today, much is being said about Gaza and the terrible events occurring there. Gaza has been completely destroyed, making it uninhabitable. Moreover, it is not logical to establish a Palestinian state with two disconnected territories. In my opinion, the only realistic solution is a territorial exchange that consolidates Palestinians with the West Bank while ceding Gaza to Israel. I would relocate all Palestinians to the West Bank and grant them additional land in exchange for Gaza. Similarly, I would relocate all refugees from southern Lebanon to this new Palestinian state, which should be officially recognized by all sovereign nations, especially Israel. Palestine should have its own capital, but it should not be Jerusalem. Likewise, Israel should not have Jerusalem as its capital but rather Tel Aviv or another city of their choosing. I would designate Jerusalem as an independent city-state, where religious Jews, Christians, and Muslims could reside, making it a universal sacred city. This concept would be similar to the Vatican or Mount Athos in Greece, where Orthodox monasteries exist. Jerusalem should be a center of peace and love, governed by representatives of all three major religions, much like the Old City of Jerusalem is today. It should be open for all good-hearted people to visit, but only religious individuals from the three faiths should be allowed to reside there. This would ensure a balanced and lasting solution, preventing further grievances and fostering long-term peace. This is just my personal thought and idea because, with all my heart and soul, I truly wish for peace in that region—where Beirut could once again be the Paris of the Middle East, and where all people who wish to visit Jerusalem to pray could do so freely and without fear. This is my humble reflection as an ordinary person, but with sincere hopes. I don’t know what you think about it…
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@OzraeliAvi Piers is the worst scumbag the world has ever seen in the news industry. He will do anything for clicks and an audience. He is worse than Jerry Springer in the news world.
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RT @RandPaul: Congratulations to @RobertKennedyJr on his confirmation as Secretary of Health and Human Services. Finally, someone to detox…
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Washington Examiner on Edi Rama’s Ties to Albanian Narco Clans A video report by Washington Examiner reveals the connections between Albanian President Edi Rama and Albanian narco clans, as well as the political protection he received from George Soros and his organizations. According to the report, support for one of Albania’s top drug lords came not only from Soros but also from high-ranking officials within the Biden administration. The goal was to shield Edi Rama from prosecution for his role in large-scale drug trafficking operations in Europe and the U.S. The Washington-based media outlet explicitly states that Edi Rama was under Soros’ protection.
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Foreign media on the phone call between Putin and Trump. ▪ Defense News: "Trump has changed the U.S. policy on Ukraine after three years." ▪ The Washington Post: "A 90-minute conversation marks the beginning of a new chapter." ▪ Newsweek: "A meeting between the leaders anywhere in the world would certainly be a major event, but a visit by either to the United States or Russia would be particularly unusual." ▪ Associated Press: "Trump’s entry into negotiations with Putin could be a potentially fateful signal that Washington and Moscow are willing to seek ways to mediate an agreement to end the fighting in Ukraine without going through that country’s government." ▪ The Economist: "The phone call has sparked fear and anxiety in Kyiv and other European capitals... The future of support for Ukraine remains uncertain." ▪ Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung: "This is a serious break from the West’s previous policy toward Ukraine... Under these circumstances, there will no longer be a 'victory' for Ukraine." ▪ Le Parisien: "The impressive acceleration that has occurred has surprised Ukrainian authorities, who are under maximum pressure." ▪ La Repubblica: "This is a global agenda that demonstrates a willingness to rebuild the planet together." ▪ CNN Brazil: "Trump's plan forces Ukraine to surrender to Putin." ▪ ABC: "It’s hard to say exactly what a peace agreement will look like, but we already know for sure that some of Ukraine’s demands have been rejected before negotiations have even started... This is a devastating blow for Kyiv." ▪ Sydney Morning Herald: "This turning point cements the reality that Zelensky must face: he will have to make a deal." ▪ Asia Times: "Trump has an important geopolitical perspective. It goes something like this: European security matters, but Russia does not actually threaten it."
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🇺🇸🇷🇺 Zhirinovsky’s Bold Prediction on Putin-Trump Talks! 🔥 Vladimir Zhirinovsky foresaw possible negotiations between Putin & Trump, suggesting a major geopolitical shift. 🔹 Ukraine: Lviv & 5 regions to NATO/EU 🔹 Novorossiya: Under Russian flag like Crimea & Donbas 🔹 Trump’s strategy: Peace deals + squeezing Europe The main Russian question. There will be a meeting between Putin and Trump here, and they may reach an agreement. That would be a great achievement. The Koreans – that’s the Far East, the Syrians – that’s the Middle East. But if he [Trump] allows an agreement, what would it be about? Ukraine, yes – Lviv and five regions are separated and join NATO and the European Union, wherever they want. But all of Novorossiya – he agrees, or rather, does not object – will come under the Russian flag, just like Crimea and Donbas. And with that, he resolves three conflicts, becomes a three-time Nobel Peace Prize laureate, and normalizes relations with Russia and China. At the same time, he will milk Europe and strangle it, because he despises it.
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RT @nuggets: A special message from our Serbian friends across Nuggets Nation in celebration of our MV3 bobblehead night 🇷🇸
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@Alex_Oloyede2 The best place for the meeting would be Belgrade, Serbia, where both Putin and Trump will be warmly welcomed and hosted. It is where Trump has the largest support in Europe and where Putin enjoys the strongest backing. Let a new era begin, and let peace prevail!
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