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Berletic pointed out that it didn't matter, both were bought and paid for.

Here's Berletic responding to the case of whether to debate Miletic or Maletic. Tweedledum or Tweedledee, as it turns out:

"I get an e-mail - I type his name including with "Radical Left" in (my fault for not typing out the whole party name) and nothing except Marko Miletic comes up.

Why?

Because "Marko Maletic" of the "Party of the Radical Left in Serbia" is so irrelevant, his party doesn't hold ANY seats in the government, and they didn't even try to run for office as part of the movement.

Why?

Technically, it isn't even a real party because its membership is too small to qualify as one!!!

So why would I spend my time talking with a guy who only thinks he and his pretend party were "involved" in what was a conclusively US-funded movement?

I am wrong and I apologize again.

I stand my my criticism of your lack of research regarding Student List, your support for them regardless, and now your choice to search out an irrelevant representative of a "party" that played no meaningful role in Student List."

A storm in a teacup, methinks.

Of more interest is Berletic's description of Student List as a "conclusively US-funded movement". Quite extraordinary that Klarenberg would not spot that.