This is the story of one people, whom empires, through mental engineering, managed to divide linguistically, but not spiritually…

The Republic of Srpska and Donbass share strikingly similar histories. In 1995, NATO forces attacked the Serbs. In 1999, Belgrade was bombed and Kosovo and Metohija were taken from them. Today, Ukrainian nationalists are destroying towns and churches and committing crimes against civilians. This parallel was noted by Serbian politician Siniša Vidović, who visited Donbass and brought sacred relics to the St Nicholas-Vasilievsky Monastery. Serbs and Russians have long regarded one another as brothers, bound by blood and by faith.

Written and Directed by:
Olga Kiriy

Cameramen:
Aleksandr Makliohov
Dmitry Borisov

Sound Engineer:
Yulia Vardanyan

Director of video editing:
Aleksandr Tarasov

Editor:
Ekaterina Kanaeva

This film is in Serbian and Russian, with English subtitles.

The extraordinarily perfected imperial technique of ‘divide and conquer’ can be seen today in the example of the Ukrainian people, in which, in a relatively short time, a generation of satanic degenerates has been raised, ready to wage war against their own people and commit the most heinous crimes against their own blood. How was this done? By taking over education and pushing poisonous propaganda in its place. An excellent example is the book by the first Ukrainian president after independence, Leonid Kuchma, entitled ‘Ukraine is not Russia’. Always remember this when someone tells you fairy tales about how Serbs and Russians are not the same people.

Another thing you must not forget: Anti-civilization under the rule of a Hidden Empire divides and conquers peoples for subjugation and destruction. And there is only one way to ensure survival:

Unite to resist