Your standards are much higher ??
Yes your right my family and friends did not fight alongside tito named 14th in world as a murderer so yes I do agree with you their Otto, who can compete with such statistics!!
One more thing these other comments from other readers of jwire looks like they have the same perception as I do u, enjoy Otto I’m looking forward to your next comment

Otto wont answer the questions.

Local ustasa must be desperate in thir anxiety to be vile, aggressive and incredibly un-witty.
You must be kidding expecting me to entertain any further your nonsense. My standards are much higher.

Instead of just answering the questions you had to side track a waffle more irrelevant information that you spent a few more hours researching.

So you believe your mate tito would say he was a Croat ? I dont think so, otherwise he would of had to ship himself off to that little island paradise he created by the name of Goli Otok.

Answer questions, 1 to 6.

you are peddling here the most basic irrational attempt at detracting the core issues through the well known neo-ustasa propaganda rhetoric.
For the final time:

Not all Croats are of fascist inclination. Tito was a Croat and also Slovenian and we all know how he maneged to get the Poglavnik, not to mention the massive successes against the Croat fascists during the War.

It is evident that, any public manifestation post the Ustasha era which retains ANY symbolic gestures and rhetoric associated with the Ustasa, is meant to promote the Ustasha spirit.
A ZDS greeeting in 1915 would have had no fascist connotation. The same after at least 1940 is TOTALLY Ustasa. It is all based on the logical priciple of “post hoc, ergo propter hoc.” Ask your priest what it means.

Therefore, I am sure that your Crusader mates are proud of your dedication and maybe you deserve a front page elogy in the next issues of the “Hrvatski Domobran” , but here you are just a bunch of very NON-convincing NDH redundant campaigners.

You have wasted your time. I am utterly unimpressed with your “argumentation” because it reeks only of obtuse nationalism of the worst kind.

Otto,

Firstly thank you for sharing a bit about your own past and your outstanding education achievements to date with us. Since you portrays yourself as a well educated person, can you answer a few questions:-

1. Is every Croatian throughout the world an Ustasa ?
2. Is every Croatian who says “Za Dom Spremni” an Ustasa ?
3. Is Joe Simunic an Ustasa ?
4. Can you confirm the origins of “Za Dom Spremni” and how long it has been part of Croatian culture and history ?
5. Can you confirm how long and for what period “Za Dom Spremni” was used by the Ustasa ?
6. In your absolute honest and well educated opinion, was Joe Simunic’s chanting an intention to provoke any sort of violence or misconduct towards Jews, Serbs or any nationality for that matter ?

Firstly thank you for sharing a bit about your own past and your outstanding education achievements to date with us. Since you portrays yourself as a well educated person, can you answer a few questions:-

1. Is every Croatian throughout the world an Ustasa ?
2. Is every Croatian who says “Za Dom Spremni” an Ustasa ?
3. Is Joe Simunic an Ustasa ?
4. Can you confirm the origins of “Za Dom Spremni” and how long it has been part of Croatian culture and history ?
5. Can you confirm how long and for what period “Za Dom Spremni” was used by the Ustasa ?
6. In your absolute honest and well educated opinion, was Joe Simunic’s chanting an intention to provoke any sort of violence or misconduct towards Jews, Serbs or any nationality for that matter ?

Hajd’ u boj, u boj!
Za dom, za dom sad u boj!
Ma paklena mnoš
na nj diže svoj nož;
Hajd’ u boj!
Nas mal, al’ hrabar je broj!
Tko, tko će ga strt’?
Smrt vragu, smrt!

Za dom, u boj, za dom u boj

Za domovinu mrijeti kolika slast!

Prot dušmaninu! Mora on mora past’!

Into the fight, to the fight!
For the home, for the home now to the fight!
Even if the infernal might
Raises its knife at it;
To the fight!
We are few, but courageous!
Who, who will bring him down?
Death to the devil, death!

For the home, to the fight, For the home, to the fight

To die for your homeland – such a delight!

Against the enemy! They must fall

The choir version of the song, composed by Franjo Marković, enjoys a wide popularity in Japan, where for a long time it was thought to be a Czech folk song. After the end of World War I, an American ship Hefron, evacuating Czech and Slovak soldiers from Siberia, perhaps with a few Croats on board, was damaged by a storm and was forced to settle in the Kobe harbour for 2 months for repair. During that period, the soldiers transmitted the tune to the members of the oldest and the most renowned Japanese male choir of the Kwansei Gakuin University, established in 1899. Their repertoire hosts the song (which is learned not in Japanese, but in genuine Croatian) to this day, ending with it each of their public performances