For one, it completely ignores chronology and sets up an almost alternative timeline wherein the focus is on things that happened after the dissolution of Yugoslavia. It makes it seem like foreign support for certain countries (i.e. Slovenia, Croatia, and after the dissolution had already happened - and in an effort to protect them from the ensuing war) was somehow the thing that triggered the dissolution itself, which is nuts.

The entire goal is to present the dissolution as an event executed by outside forces (which is again, unrealistic since 99% of both Slovenes and Croats voted for independence), and it shows Milošević as a protector of Yugoslavia by quote mining and ignoring much of what he's done.

Another thing is, it presents the rising nationalism in Croatia as something that initiated the dissolution, but it ignores the 2 or 3 years prior to that in which Serb nationalism spawned in Kosovo as well as in other republics where Serbs lived. In reality, the radical nationalism in Croatia started only after the occupation of Croatian territory.