Mladic saw himself as a Serb avenger for centuries-old Ottoman tyranny.
Ratko Mladić is still viewed as a hero by many Bosnian Serbs.
Today, Mohammedans live in the houses of the Bosnian Serbs. They are not victims, they waged jihad
The establishment media portrays Mladić as a monster, a madman, and the “Butcher of Bosnia “.
He was nothing of the sort.
To this day, many Serbs still see him as their protector – as a saint, who defended Serbs during the war. He has a special place in Serb mythology, due to the way generations of young Serbs have been indoctrinated by the narratives of his heroism during the war.
When the war was over in 1996, Mladić went into hiding for nearly 16 years, living in rural Serbia until he was arrested.
He was tried in The Hague and convicted of war crimes, and sentenced to life in prison in 2017.
Mohammedans committed far more crimes then the Bosnian
Serbs. In typical fashion, they beheaded many of their prisoners.
Curiously, they were not persecuted as war criminals after the war.