Fascist Croat Band On North American Tour
60,000 fans of Croat Ustasha Thompson salute with Sieg Heil on his concerts. They’ll be in your town in November.
Croat Fascist Extravaganza Coming to Your Town
Croat neo-Nazi band “Thompson” that glorifies the Holocaust in its lyrics is going to hold a fascist extravaganza in your town too.
Their Seig Heil-ing schedule for November in North America:
02.11.07. - NEW YORK
Croatian Center in Manhattan (upstairs), 502 West 41 Street, New York
04.11.07. - TORONTO
Koolhaus, 132 Queen’s Quay East, Toronto
10.11.07. - CHICAGO
Croatia Cultural Center, 2845 West Devon Avenue, Chicago
16.11.07. - VANCOUVER
Croatian Community Center, 3250 Commercial Dr., Vancouver
18.11.07. - SAN FRANCISCO
ARC at Willowglen dvorana, 680 Minnesota Avenue, San Jose
Thompson’s embrace of Nazism and his glorification of the Holocaust prompted the Dutch authorities to ban the group’s music in the Netherlands in 2004.
You can learn more about Thompson by visiting the Simon Wiesenthal Center and Haaretz.com.
Serbian folk star Svetlana Raznatovic Ceca was barred from entering Canada only because she’s Arkan’s widow.
For arguments in favor of the band please see this White Supremacist website.
And if you are Jewish or Serbian, take Julia Gorin’s advice and “get some of those neck supports that people wear for whiplash — so it’ll be harder to saw off your head. Also, industrial-strength goggles or even full helmets, so that your eyes don’t end up in a bowl. Don’t wear anything particularly flammable either. Old-fashioned body armor is also recommended in case some especially nostalgic concert patrons bring Grandpa’s old Serb cutter.”
For those are the things Marko Perkovic Thompson, who considers himself a “Croat patriot,” sings ballads to.
Canadian Morality: Serbs Banned by Association, Holocaust Glorifiers Welcome
It is interesting to note that Canadian officials barred Svetlana Ceca Raznatovic, Serbian folk singer, from entering Canada and giving a concert in Toronto in 2005.
Even though Ms. Raznatovic’s only sins are somewhat banal love songs (in comparison to profoundly deep lyrics about hatred and slaughter) and outfits that could be considered a tad too revealing, the fact she is a widow of a Serbian paramilitary leader Arkan was sufficient for Canadians to deny her the entry into the country.
So, feel free to celebrate the Holocaust in Canada to your heart’s content, but don’t you dare show a bit of extra Serbian skin, or you could be booted out in a blink of an eye!
Comments
I noticed that 30 neo-nazis were arrested in Novi Sad. Have written a short letter about Ustasha to the Danish daily Politiken.
Posted by: Henrik Ræder Clausen | October 7, 2007 01:23 PM
Yes, that's interesting. I read there were some nine Slovaks arrested in Novi Sad also, and that Slovenians and Poles tried to join Nacionalni Stroj hooligans in Novi Sad (but were arrested on Serbian border)... Obviously, in Serbia they get arrested, while you-know-where they get to be stars and sell a lot of CDs.
Still, I must say the whole thing is very suspicious and the moment to try to pin the Serbs with fascism of all things is more than indicative of someone else's involvement into the ordeal. Besides, few of those that supposedly marched to say "no to fascism" are not exactly against fascism but against patriotism. They are Soros' children and no less totalitarian and hateful than fascists, and have been trying to equate patriotism with fascism for the past decade at least.
News such as those should be taken with a BIG grain of salt, especially when American and British mainstream insists on making it very prominent (I haven't seen the BBC footage from any of Thompson's Ustasha bacchanalia, ever, but I see they have a special report about today's arrests in Serbia).
Thanks for your invaluable work, Henrik!
Posted by: Svetlana | October 7, 2007 08:13 PM
I don't normally see matters from this standpoint but this is an exceptional case so I could be forgiven, I hope. Since the Western power centres are so obsessed with their fascist pets they can keep them I'll choose Ceca over them any time.
Posted by: Bozidar | October 8, 2007 03:52 AM
I read it was 11 Slovaks arrested and 8 Bulgarians in Belgrade heading for Novi Sad.
I find it funny how the western media is reporting this but two years ago when Hungarian neo-nazis (members of a group called "64 counties" -- areference to Hungary under Habsbug Rule) crossed into Serbia, Slovakia and Romania and engaged in similar activities the western media didn't report it. Or how about the fact that the Soros funded media in Serbia didn't report that Cedomir "Narkoman" Jovanovic defended a member of this Hungarian neo-nazi movement running for Serbian parliament.
Posted by: Srbin iz Argentine | October 8, 2007 02:11 PM
I agree, it's highly suspicious of another setup. With the "war crimes and genocides" story being spent and almost entirely debunked, with Serbia holding its ground firmly on Kosovo-Metohija, Soros/ICG/CIA/MI6 and other prominent Satanists need something new to turn the public against the Serbs once again. If they want a healthy dose of outrage, Croat Ustashas are currently offering more than enough to sicken even the least prissy out there, but that doesn't interest their media in the least. They want to find fascists in Serbia... how convenient there's the Ustasha branch calling itself Nacionalni Stroj in Vojvodina...
Next thing you know, they'll start saying NATO bombed fascists in Serbia... and Milosevic was a skinhead in disguise.
Posted by: Svetlana | October 8, 2007 04:39 PM
To bad that argument could easily be debunked. I am no fan of Milosevic but he was no fascist (if anything he was a man without ideology who only wanted power). But getting back on subject, their were several attempts to hold similar rallies when Milosevic was in power but the police prevented them but now the same western funded liberals who accused the police of "police brutality" against those Nazi's know say the police should have used such brutality to prevent this protest.
Posted by: Srbin iz Argentine | October 9, 2007 06:39 AM
I have to say that my skin starts crawling whenever I hear a Serb say "I'm no fan of Milosevic" or something like that to distance themselves from the man Serbian people voted into the office three times. Why? Why is it so important to say "yeah, he was bad, but..."?!
Whatever his personal shortcomings were, they were nowhere near to the most bestial crimes imaginable that he was charged with and is being accused of, and every single Serb knows that perfectly well. Rushing to publicly distance themselves from Milosevic since his own Golgotha begun, so that individual Serbs get to be better liked by the Westerners who took Milosevic along with the entire Serbian nation to the Cross is, in my opinion, both cowardly and stupid.
Closing comments on this post.
Posted by: Svetlana | October 9, 2007 04:23 PM