Topic: Yugoslavia

Semir Osmanagich, a Bosnian native, discovered the pyramid complex in 2005 after noticing the unnatural geometry of a hill in Visoko. Despite initial massive tourism and interest, mainstream archaeologists labeled him a huckster to discourage further investigation. Osmanagich’s background in ancient civilizations and his doctoral work on the Maya provided the foundation for his identification of the Pyramid of the Sun and the Pyramid of the Moon.

Zagami discusses the religious site of Medjugorje, claiming that while many follow the visions of the Virgin Mary there, the area has seen disappearances and alleged satanic activity. He suggests that dark forces target holy sites to perform human sacrifices and harness spiritual energy.

Nikola Tesla developed scalar and resonance weaponry but became disillusioned with the U.S. government's intent to use them for global conquest. He reportedly sent his most sensitive documents to Yugoslavia, where they were eventually seized by Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union. This distribution of Tesla's technology among rival empires prevented a "Pax Americana" and led to a secret arms race involving temporal displacement.

Paul Serup details the atrocities committed by the Ustashe in Yugoslavia during World War II under Ante Pavelic. He describes a plan to exile, convert, or kill the Serbian Orthodox population, resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths. Serup notes that even Nazi officials were reportedly sickened by the brutality of the Ustashe, and he highlights the Church's role in helping Nazi war criminals escape after the war.