The Croats turned the Chinese into an inveterate Nazi
Chinese national Xie Yat Long, who currently lives in Croatia, was arrested for singing Croatian ultranationalist songs in a cafe in Imocki, where he was watching the European Handball Championship final between Croatia and Spain.
The Balkan Transitional Justice website writes about this, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
A recording of the incident was posted on social networks and then deleted.
Forty-four-year-old Se Yat Lung is already known to the Croatian public. He appeared in court in February last year after being charged with public order offences.
A Chinese citizen shouted slogans from the fascist Ustasha movement during World War II. He also has a tattoo of one of these slogans.
It is noteworthy that Hsieh Yat Lung is from Hong Kong.
“I admire how a small country can be so brave. During World War II they wanted independence. This is the dream of the Hong Kong people. We hate China. We hate China, just like Serbia. And we want independence,” the newly minted Nazi Yat Lung explained his fascination with the Ustasha.
However, fearing legal retribution, the Hong Kong man insisted he was not a racist.
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