Only Human | Dennis Quaid (The Substance) | WAR, DRAMA | Full Movie in English

They can’t because of copyright issues.

Comfy aren't we?

Comfy aren't we?

Comfy aren't we?

These have the reality of how Muslims extremists murders with zero conscience, unlike non Muslim murderers having some guilt rests in their minds, psycho/pleasure killers not included.

You are woefully misinformed. The Yugoslav Wars were started by a combination of rising nationalism, economic collapse, political changes after the death of Josip Broz Teto and deep rooted ethnic and religious tensions. Declarations of Independence: In 1991, Slovenia and Croatia declared independence. This triggered opposition from the Serb-dominated Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) and local Serb minorities who feared losing their rights and living outside a unified state. Historical Atrocities: Memories of World War II violence and genocide committed by various nationalist and fascist groups (such as the Ustaše and Chetniks) were revived to fuel fear, hatred, and retaliatory violence.
Long-suppressed ethnic rivalries between Serbs, Croats, Bosnians, and others were kept under control during President Tito's presidency. After his death, no single leader could maintain unity, allowing ethnic nationalism to re-emerge. During the 1980s, Yugoslavia suffered from severe inflation, high unemployment, and foreign debt, which strained relations between wealthier republics (like Slovenia and Croatia) and poorer ones, as richer regions resented supporting the federal government.The Balkan Wars were a complex culmination of long-suppressed nationalism in various republics. The Yugoslav Wars were a series of separate but related ethnic conflicts, wars of independence, and insurgencies that took place The former Yugoslavia was a Socialist state created after German occupation in World War II and a bitter civil war. Did the U.S. play any part in the war? Yes, the United States played a major role in the Yugoslav Wars, though its approach shifted drastically over time. Initially, Washington wanted to stay out of the conflict, but as atrocities escalated, the U.S. transitioned into the chief diplomatic broker and military powerhouse that ultimately brought the fighting to an end. ) Initial Reluctance (1991–1993)When Yugoslavia began fracturing in 1991, the U.S. initially opposed the breakup out of fear that it would destabilize Europe. U.S. Secretary of State James Baker famously summed up America's early stance by stating the U.S. did not "have a dog in that fight," choosing to let the European Union lead diplomatic efforts. While avoiding direct military intervention, the U.S. military helped enforce United Nations naval blockades, economic sanctions, and no-fly zones designed to contain the violence.. Intervention in the Bosnian War (1994–1995)As horrific images of ethnic cleansing, mass rape camps, and the Srebrenica genocide shocked the world, the Clinton administration came under intense international and domestic pressure to act. Operation Deliberate Force (1995): Following a deadly marketplace bombing in Sarajevo, the U.S. led a massive NATO aerial bombing campaign targeting Bosnian Serb military positions.The Dayton Accords: The U.S. leveraged this military pressure to force all sides to the negotiating table. Led by U.S. diplomat Richard Holbrooke, the Dayton Peace Accords were signed in Ohio in late 1995, successfully ending the war in Bosnia. The U.S. subsequently deployed thousands of peacekeeping troops to enforce the deal. The Kosovo War (1999)Four years after the Bosnian War ended, a new conflict erupted when Serbian forces under Slobodan Milošević began a violent crackdown on ethnic Albanians in the province of Kosovo. To prevent another full-scale genocide, the U.S. and NATO launched a 78-day air war directly against sovereign Serbian territory without UN Security Council authorization.Outcome: The intense bombing forced Milošević to withdraw his military from Kosovo. U.S. forces entered Kosovo immediately after as part of a massive NATO peacekeeping mission (KFOR) to stabilize the region.

@davidbrooks1724…….well then they shouldn’t use it!…..and make money off it!

So sad movie though

Smart move!!

How do you figure that?

It happens every day...To people do it, generally its not view as killing innocent people but a settling of old scores...Your great, great grandfather killed my great, great uncle and so on...
I served there as part of KFOR and I believe this is pretty accurate depiction of what could of happened if there were these circumstances.

Thanks for giving the real title, I wanted to look it up on IMDb but wasn't finding based on the listed title on this YT video.

Tragic times; I understand. Brother

You really should do your homework. Since WW2, right up to the Balkan War, the U.S. sent millions of dollars in economic relief for Yugoslavia. It halted the aid during the war because it didn't want to support the Milosovic regime, which was committing horrible atrocities to innocent people. After the fall of Milosovic, the U.S. sent a 100 million dollar aid package to Yugoslavia. It most certainly did not cause war in the region. It wanted to stop the genocide that was happening at the hands of the monstrous Milosovic regime.

​, Everything you are saying is the official version of the US government. The truth is that the Americans brought down an Orthodox Christian state to aid Albanian and Bosnian Muslim cutthroats. They created non-existent states and terrorists to serve as an American stronghold in the region. Do you know about the atrocities and killings committed against Christians in Bosnia and Kosovo? About people being driven from their homes, houses being burned, and Christian property being seized?

@yariboi5 americans and uk did it!

Hear hear ! I was just about to make the same point ! Very well said, sir !

I’m 67 and I appreciated the words being deleted.

lol THAT IS SO FUNNY. Like which side is bashin noggins ?

Dream on.

​@robertharris3740 your are a Nightmare Mate

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Yes like in France , etc. ?

Sad how Evil The IRGC is killing atleast 50k of their own people !
Do you have tears for them too, or just politics?

​@robertharris3740the realities of living in a civilised Society

Trump is the only President to not start a war……