User talk:213.240.3.225

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Using sockpuppets to evade blocks is against Wikipedia policy on sockpuppets. This IP address has been blocked for 24 hours for exhibiting behaviour similar to a currently blocked user. --Lord Deskana Dark Lord of the Sith 11:23, 13 June 2006 (UTC)

What behaviour? I HAVEN'T been using sockpuppets, although I've noticed some contribs I've never made appeared in my contribs list. I never used different user names, or user names at all, for that matter. Be that as it may, I will assume this is a mistake, rather than part of a block war. I have tried to keep POV and vandalism from certain articles I myself am very interested in, although I was confronted with persistant edit war by certain users. If this is the way to distort fact then...bah. But I will assume good faith - please unblock my IP at once. I will not unblock myself, as I understand it's against the rules

There was no controversy over the block (nor can you unblock yourself) - you have been edit warring and refusing to discuss your potentially biased edits - it's simple as that. (P. S. that Alexander Karadjordjevic that you so fiercly present as a foreign dictator - is a Montenegrin :) --HolyRomanEmperor 19:17, 13 June 2006 (UTC)

YOU refused to discuss by ignoring facts presented to you. I suspected this was a part of a block war by you. Your edits are heavily biased and POV. And you seem to fail to understand even the simplest points I'm making. Alexander Karadjordjevic (whome I 've never mentioned btw), WAS a dictator, not just as far as Montenegrins are concerned, but everyone else, including Serbs. The event known in history as the Dictatorship of January 6th - "Sestojanuarska diktatura" is something noone even tried to deny. Untill now. I suspect you are still in highschool (if we're lucky) and unaware of anything but your own bias. Oh, well...you will learn. I suggest you read History of Yugoslavia by Branislav Petronijevic, for starters. And yes, one can unblock oneself, get to know Wikipedia better, sorry. Alexander was (note the use of past tense, I've told you you should learn english, finally), a Montenegrin as much as Umberto II of Italy was. What a ridiculous notion. And he certainly proved himself as one by burning down Cetinje ;-). But I guess there are a lot of you who whould like to do the same. Tough luck. Montenegro is independent and we will bare the serbian yoke no more. We will return to our traditions, monteengrin state, language, dynasty and the holy church. If you don't like it, tough luck.

[edit] Alexander Karadjordjevic

1. Alexander Karadjordjevich's mother was a Petrovic-Njegos Princess - but that's not all

2. Unlike Umberto, Alexander was born in Cetinje, which classifies him as a pure Montenegrin

3. Alexander never learned the Belgrade dialect of the Serbo-Croatian (Serbian) language - but spoke Montenegrin to the end of his life (usage of the word nijesam, for instance)

4. When did he burn down Cetinje?

[edit] It is you, not me

...who is continously refusing to discuss edits - I gave perfect explainations on the talk page, and you didn't even bother you. Additionally, it is you who is making threats (and appearently, keeping those promises). Please, how can't you see that all this goes against you and not me. Please, come to the talk page and discuss your controversal edits - you cannot impose them sneakily, as there will always be people (like me) watching articles.

P. S. Nemoj kaljati ime Pretrovica --HolyRomanEmperor 10:50, 14 June 2006 (UTC)

[edit] A schoolboy we're dealing with?

HolyRomanEmperor, your claims are trivialities and a part of general knowledge of every child in Montenegro. However, you seem to misinterpret them.

1. Alexander Karadjordjevic was indeed the son of Ljubica Petrovic-Njegos (aka Zorka), daughter of Nikola I of Montenegro and queen of Serbia, as can be concluded even by the previous mentioning of Umberto I. But that doesn't make Alexander any more of a montenegrin than Umberto I, king of Italy, son of Vittorio Emannuele of the House of Savoy and princess Elena of Montenegro, queen of Italy. Alexander's father was Peter I Karadjordjevic, who took refuge in Cetinje and married the princess. Since nationality is determined by the one of the father, that makes Alexander a Serb. As for the dictatorship, read the Kingdom of Yugoslavia article.

2. The fact he was born in Cetinje most certainly doesn't classify him as a "pure montenegrin", that's laughable. I was born in Vienna, that hardly classifies me as austrian. You might say that classified him as someone who had the right to montenegrin citizenship, but he never took it. His father was a french citizen, even during his days in Hercegovina, when he was known as Petar Mrkonjic. Thus Alexander was legally french untill the May Coup in 1903, when the family moved to Serbia and his father took the throne.

3. True, he spoke with a very heavy cetinje accent. So? Many montenegrin albanians I know speak with a very heavy accent typical for Podgorica. That hardly says anything about him, except that he hardly ever changed his habits.

4. After the Christmas Uprising and during the repression that followed. Google around, try reading some books...

You gave FEEBLE explanations. Feeble. You have COMPLETELY failed to comprehend arguments given in the Talk page and simply produced things already counter-argumented ad nauseam. This is tantamount to refusal of discussion, as discussion is a two-way street. It seems you didn't bother to read, let alone understand the arguments presented to you. YOU are making threats and using abusive language. I mean, "warmongering", please. That is beneath anyone with a 3-digit IQ. Your page claims you are an internationalist. I sincerely believe you do not know the meaning of the word. Try deleting inter to describe your position better. You are consistantly placing right-wing ultra-nationalist dribble in order to insult another nation. That makes you a chauvinist, as your reasons may only be the ones of hate and frustration because of the failure of Greater Serbia project in Montenegro. STOP using this serpentine tactics of small edits (Flag of Montenegro is another example) in order to present falsehoods and, I daresay, blatant LIES to the general public. I will certainly ALWAYS watch these articles, and so will others who think with cool heads and care for truth and accuracy.

P.S.: Ti ga kaljas. Nanovo ih protjerujes i ubijas tvojim upornim lazima o njihovoj navodno srpskoj nacionalnosti. Ljudi kazu da NISU SRBI, a ti si se nasao da ih iz svog memljivog stana i pateticne egzistencije ubjedjujes da jesu.

P.P.S.: Na tvom page-u stoji da si izbjeglica. Ovo je zaista jedan "pattern" koji se cesto vidja. Izbjegao si iz Hrvatske, Bosne ili sa Kosova u Crnu Goru (pretpostavljam), koja te je sirokogrudo primila i sad nastavljas da vodis svoje male ratove, samo protiv novopronadjenog neprijatelja kojeg si prepoznao u svojim dobrociniteljima. Brani ti tvoje srpstvo u Srbiji, ne u CG. Svi su dobrodosli u CG, ali to ne znaci da ti je data licenca da pljunes u lice narodu kod koga si dosao, niti da ujedes ruku koja te hrani. To nije cak ni nezahvalnost, to je naprosto bijedno, "Jordane". I nauci taj engleski bolje, da te zamolim. Svima si postao smijesan.