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When we heard the story about the Sarajevo safari, we war reporters started calling each other to see who was crazy.
Croatia🏛️ PoliticsProgressive5 hr. ago

When we heard the story about the Sarajevo safari, we war reporters started calling each other to see who was crazy.

The article discusses the author's skepticism towards claims of a 'Sarajevo safari' that allegedly took place 30 years after the Bosnian War. The author dismisses these claims as absurd and unfounded, criticizing the credibility of the sources involved, including a Slovenian documentarian and a Serbian sensationalist journalist. The author expresses frustration over the decline in journalistic integrity and professionalism, noting that many colleagues in the field share this concern. The piece highlights the collaborative spirit among journalists during the war, emphasizing their mutual support rather than competition. It concludes by referencing Aleksandar Vučić as one of those involved, though the text cuts off.

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When we heard the story about the Sarajevo safari, we war reporters started calling each other to see who was crazy.

The article discusses the author's skepticism towards claims of a 'Sarajevo safari' that allegedly took place 30 years after the Bosnian War. The author dismisses these claims as absurd and unfounded, criticizing the credibility of the sources involved, including a Slovenian documentarian and a Serbian sensationalist journalist. The author expresses frustration over the decline in journalistic integrity and professionalism, noting that many colleagues in the field share this concern. The piece highlights the collaborative spirit among journalists during the war, emphasizing their mutual support rather than competition. It concludes by referencing Aleksandar Vučić as one of those involved, though the text cuts off.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the narrative around the declining standards of journalism and criticizes right-wing or nationalist figures (such as the 'Serbian sensationalist journalist' and implied references to Serbian nationalism). It emphasizes the importance of professional integrity and critiques the unc

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