Moving along the village streets, it is not at all strange if one steps on a piece of crap or a dog's pee. If one lives in the Balkans, however, it is not at all strange if one smells the striking stench of the collective identities that thrive here. We go further through the Ex-Yu streets to chronologically send to the end the monsters that emerged from the torn belly of the SFRY.
The seventh monster is the contagion that smolders under the name of the Federal Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina. This Balkan Iraq appeared on the modern political map in March 1992 after the successful referendum for independence boycotted by the Chetniks. Crookedly planted from the very beginning, this creation consists of two, or rather three entities, the Baliya-Ustasha and the Chetniks, who, despite all the slaughter, are forced to live together, within the same pre-war borders in which they lived from 1944-92 on the wings of Tito's phrases, which, for the sake of truth, had some mystical power. Scene of the bloodiest episodes in the Ex-Yugoslav wars (1991-2001), it is believed that around 110,000 people died in this territory and over 250,000 were wounded. Concentration camps reappeared on the scene in Europe after 1945 and medieval methods of torture were once again actualized by various orthodox Muslims, Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christians and similar pathologies.
Birth rates are terrible, mortality is stable, emigration is particularly pronounced, the future is extremely uncertain.
Collective identity: Glupe Balije, Mujo & Haso, Muslići, Poturice.
Genocidal potential: Built with the arrival of mujahideen from the third world, the dark traditions of the Handžar division are still alive.
Just a month later, the next abomination dawned on this world, this time a crumpled Yugoslavia, the idea of the morbid moron Milošević S., his wife Marković M. and the Chetnik Academy of Sciences and Arts (SANU) - SR Yugoslavia. In this case, we have a vague insistence on the continuity of the terminology derived from the ideas of unification of the South Slavic countries. This third and last Yugoslavia (in any case the most miserable) consisted of four of the eight federal and republican territorial entities, namely Serbia, Montenegro, Kosovo and Vojvodina.
Although short-lived, this country indebted civilization with an unprecedented wave of radioactive Turbo-folk, dieselism, cinematic glorification of illiteracy, crime and corruption that culminated in the film Early, an extremely cretinous dress code dominated by tracksuits, gold chains and white socks, the lowest salaries in Europe, sponsorship, crime on a monstrous scale, daily murders on the streets of Belgrade, Valjevo and Surdulica, a land in the jaws of drug addiction, only to end quietly, after the intervention of the NATO pact in 1999 and the secession of Kosovo.
First renamed Serbia and Montenegro in 2003, this state collapsed with the departure of the weaker half of the federation in 2006, At least 13,000 dead and 50,000 wounded, including all military clashes as well as criminal settlements and liquidations and the escalation of other, seemingly unrelated to war-related types of death is the result of the existence of this disgrace of a state.
Collective identity: Dumb Chetniks.
Genocidal potential: The highest in Europe at that time.
The turn of the ninth monster, the most mysterious and least known of all twelve entities, came and that is the Republic of Western Bosnia, the brainchild of the socialist director and proto-tycoon Fikret Abdić. This character, known for the mega-affair with one of the largest food companies in the SFRY - Agrokomerc, dissatisfied with the policy of official Sarajevo - decided on an interesting step, to create his own state! Based around the Agrokomerc company in the neighborhood of a place called Velika Kladuša, as a socialist realist echo of the corporate pseudo-state Fordlandia in the Amazon founded by Henry Ford, this private state, so to speak the dream of libertarians, organized by a cadre of ex-communists is something that was on the very edge of probability.However, in September 1993, this state entity surfaced. Half the size of Andorra and with a population of some 60,000, Western Bosnia survived until Operation Storm in 1995, when for the last time the flag of this small state - which symbolized the centuries-old aspiration of the Western Bosnian people and their leader and teacher Abdić for their own state - was taken down from the masts around the factory halls of the dying Agrokomerc. In their place were raised white flags with a blue shield in which yellow lilies were entwined.
The blood toll for the existence of this state is unknown, although it is likely to be much lower than that of its neighbors.
Collective identity: Balije u zaleđu.
Genocide potential: Unknown, probably low.
There remains one more part of the quadrology of zombified collective identities and state communities in these regions, that colorfulness with dominant red and brown tones, that background of the stench of decomposed bodies, that radiation of the massive transfer of public money into private pockets...
(Roger Mortis, 153)










