This Is Disgusting and It Needs to Stop

Overview

The video argues that “civilized behavior” is maintained mainly through laws and consequences—and that when societies or militaries dehumanize enemies, people repeatedly recreate a “human safari”: hunting civilians for sport, profit, intimidation, or ideology.

Sievo (Bosnia) as a Modern Example

Sarajevo siege (1992–1996)

During the 1992–1996 siege of Sarajevo, the video describes civilians facing daily terror from snipers positioned on elevated terrain.

The “Sievo Safari” allegation

The video claims that wealthy foreigners—reportedly including people from multiple European countries and the US—came to pay for the opportunity to shoot civilians. This allegation became known as the “Sievo Safari.”

Evidence, Reporting, and Dispute

Early reporting vs. later investigations

The video says early claims were dismissed due to insufficient evidence, but that decades later renewed scrutiny produced more detailed accusations. It cites:

• A 2022 documentary, “Sievo Safari”
• A journalist’s dossier provided to Italian prosecutors, describing allegedly paid “rates” for shooting civilians by age/gender
• Claims that some attackers allegedly kept spent cartridges as souvenirs

Denials and partial corroboration

The video acknowledges denials, including from:

• Serbian leadership
• Some former participants
• Logistical objections raised by some soldiers

At the same time, it emphasizes multiple testimonies and institutional reporting, including claims that:

• Italian intelligence was tipped off
• Prosecutors had enough information to act
• Court testimony from a former US Marine described observing people treated as “tourist shooters”

The video suggests the main dispute is not whether the phenomenon occurred, but how widespread it was.

“Human Safaris” Across History and Conflicts

The video places Sievo within a broader historical pattern, comparing dehumanizing violence to:

• Ancient Sparta: alleged initiation terror (Crypta) against enslaved Helots
• Nazi “hunt” framing: operations against Jews, described as “Judenjagd”
• US “kill team” in Afghanistan: soldiers allegedly killed unarmed civilians for trophies and sport
• Other modern allegations, including “kill zones” and treatment of civilians as legitimate targets in Gaza/IDF accounts (as framed by the video, where dehumanization can make rules lethal)

Ukraine: Drone Attacks Framed as “Human Safari” Terror

Core update (2020s, especially 2026)

The video’s central update is that, in the 2020s and especially 2026, Russian drone warfare against civilians in Ukraine has been described by local residents as a “human safari.”

Targeting and terror effects

It cites ACLED reporting that drone attacks expanded from areas near nuclear infrastructure and later intensified—targeting not only military threats but also:

• buses
• markets
• ambulances
• civilians

The video frames this as aimed at restricting movement and spreading psychological terror.

Systematic Evidence (Not “Fog of War”)

Viral incident example

A specific viral incident (April 2026) is used as evidence of deliberate targeting: a man unloading vegetables is described as being stalked and killed by an FPV drone.

Broader pattern and public tracking

The video claims the practice is extensive enough to justify a dedicated public page tracking cases, and that it involves:

• social media funding
• soldier-organized participation
• soldiers posting mocking content

Motives Attributed to Policy and Collective Punishment

The video highlights Russian officials and influencers who allegedly call for demoralization and collective punishment. It asserts that the UN Commission of Inquiry found the attacks:

• widespread
• systematic
• planned and coordinated

…and frames them as a policy aimed at forcing displacement through terror, described as:

• a crime against humanity
• forcible transfer of population

Consequences and Justice Efforts

The video concludes that dehumanization is an early warning sign for mass atrocities and genocide, emphasizing that justice efforts can take years.

It claims investigations and prosecutions are ongoing, including attempts to identify drone operators decades after alleged participation, using:

• alleged boasting
• community information
• other non-traditional evidence sources

Presenters / Contributors (as Named in the Subtitles)

• Narrator/host: (name not provided; refers to the channel and “Cappy Army”)
• Documentary director: Miran Zipunich
• Reporter/journalist: Atio Gavatini
• UN Commission of Inquiry: (institution referenced; no individual named)
• UN/Tribunal figure mentioned: Tribunal secretary general (name not provided)
• Sievo/Italian diplomatic mission figure: Michael Koff
• Former US Marine (testimony): John Jordan
• Russian nationalist writer (named as a fan): Edward Lemanov
• Ratko / “Karabjik” reference in subtitles: Ratavan Karabjik (full identity as stated)
• ACLED analyst reference: (organization referenced; no individual named)
• Ukrainian official posting video: Zilinsky (spelled as in subtitles)
• Russian Duma deputy: Pur Tolki (spelling as in subtitles)