Why Is Patriotism Now Called Fascism?

A Croatian Perspective on the War Against National Pride

When the Ustaše Rose — They Rose Against Belgrade and Moscow

Let’s get this straight from the beginning:
The original Ustaše movement wasn’t born out of hatred — it was born out of resistance. Resistance against Serbian imperialism, Belgrade dictatorship, and the shadow of Moscow. The idea was simple: a free and Catholic Croatian state, no longer under the thumb of the Yugo-communist project and the foreign puppet-masters in the East.

So when you hear someone today cry "fašizam!" every time a Croat waves the flag or sings Bojna Čavoglave, ask yourself:
Who benefits from silencing patriotism?
Because the answer still leads us — straight back to Belgrade… or Moscow… or both.

From Soviet Belgrade to Brussels Bureaucrats

The post-WWII communist networks, especially in Yugoslavia, never died. They simply adapted. They swapped red stars for rainbow flags. They moved from brutal dictatorship to “liberal democracy” — but the goal stayed the same: total control of identity, thought, and nationhood.

Now it’s not Stalin and Tito, it’s von der Leyen and Macron, reading from the same Soviet-EU script:

Demonize tradition
Criminalize nationalism
Glorify globalism
Import chaos
And label every act of patriotism as "far-right extremism"

Sound familiar? That’s because it’s the same playbook as Moscow and East Berlin once used. In fact, much of today’s EU leadership still comes from those ideological bloodlines.

The Ghost of East Germany Runs the EU

Let’s not forget: many top EU officials are the sons and daughters of communists, raised in the DDR (East Germany), USSR satellites, or protected elite circles.
Case in point: Kaja Kallas, the Estonian prime minister who pretends to be a NATO hawk, is the daughter of a Soviet functionary who deported Estonians to Siberia. She knows the game — because she grew up in it.

And yet she sits at the EU table, preaching about “democracy” while pushing censorship, sanctions, and anti-nationalist propaganda across Europe.

These are not defenders of freedom.
They are rebranded communists with better PR.

Belgrade’s Narrative Lives Through Brussels

The same method Belgrade used for decades — calling Croats "Ustaše" and "fascists" to cover up their own crimes — is now deployed by Brussels, Berlin, and their NGO army.

If you:

oppose EU migrant quotas = fascist
criticize globalist banking = antisemitic
defend your national identity = dangerous radical
want to protect Christianity = intolerant bigot

Meanwhile, war criminals from the Yugoslav era walk free, old communists get state pensions, and anyone who dared to resist — from Bleiburg to the Homeland War — is either forgotten or demonized.

Soviet-EU: The Same Tyranny With a Rainbow Filter

This is not democracy.
This is Soviet control in EU packaging.

It’s not about fighting “hate speech” — it’s about silencing resistance.
It’s not about preventing extremism — it’s about preserving the same ideological power that once ruled from Moscow and Belgrade.

And worst of all — it’s working.

People are afraid to speak.
History is rewritten.
Children are indoctrinated.
Flags are torn down — while degeneracy is lifted up.

Final Thoughts: They Fear Patriotism Because They Fear Truth

The real reason they label your love for country as “fascism” is simple:

Because your love is stronger than their fear.

They can’t allow a new generation of Croats, Poles, Hungarians, or Italians to rediscover God, nation, and family — because that would mean the end of their sick game.

So don’t fall for their lies.
Don’t apologize for your heritage.
And never let Belgrade — or Brussels — define your history.

Stay proud. Stay free. Stay Catholic.

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