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:: Yeah, even though we lead them to that conclusion, it's their fault if they make it! We're just innocently throwing around malicious insinuations! --[[User:Shallot|Shallot]] 15:57, 10 Sep 2003 (UTC)
::: What are you talking about? Are you really saying that you believe that this article could lead anyone who reads it to conclusion that '''entire''' Catholic Church was pro-Ustase? If yes, could you explain why do you believe that? [[User:Nikola Smolenski|Nikola]] 17:59, 10 Sep 2003 (UTC)
(2) No one person owns a Wikipedia article. As it says on every edit page, "If you don't want your writing to be edited mercilessly and redistributed at will, then don't submit it here." [[User:Vicki Rosenzweig|Vicki Rosenzweig]] 15:05, 12 Aug 2003 (UTC)
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: A bunch of assertions, although I can't help but admire your skill in manipulating history. --[[User:Shallot|Shallot]] 15:57, 10 Sep 2003 (UTC)
:: Again, are you saying that this page is manipulated, that what is described is not what happened? [[User:Nikola Smolenski|Nikola]] 17:59, 10 Sep 2003 (UTC)
You can catch up by doing some reading on the subject, John Loftus is good (Unholy Trinity and other workds re: Holocaust and Catholic links) if English is your language, the Croat Catholic Viktor Novak's masterpiece (Magnum Crimen: Pola vijeka klerikalizma na tlu Hrvatske) is in Serbo-Croat and deals with Croat Clericalism from 1900 till 1945 and was written in 1947 right after the war in order to document the many instance in which the Catholic Church not only cooperated but partook in some of the gory atrocities of the Ustasha/Ustashi regime.
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