Serbian Traitors and Enemies' Gloating
"Radovan Karadzic never fled justice, he merely refused to submit to the biased court of victor's injustice disguised in a Kangaroo suit at the Hague," John Bosnitch, Canadian journalist said, commenting the latest events.
Karadzic’s Arrest: Bosnian Myths Rehashed
By Srdja Trifkovic, ChroniclesMagazine.org
The spirit of the media frenzy surrounding the arrest of the former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic on July 21 is based entirely on the doctrine of non-equivalence inaugurated in 1992: Serbs willed the war, Muslims wanted peace; Serb crimes are bad and justly exaggerated, Muslim crimes are understandable.
This doctrine was spectacularly reiterated a month before Karadzic’s capture, when the Muslim wartime commander of Srebrenica, Nasir Oric, was found not guilty by The Hague Tribunal of any responsibility for the killing of thousands of Serb civilians by the forces under his command in the three years before the fall of the enclave in July 1995. It is also apparent today, in the endless media repetition of Karadzic’s alleged bellicose intransigence before and during the Bosnian war.
Unresolved Issue of War Guilt
The imbalance is more than merely unfair. The talking heads gloating over Karadzic’s capture no longer need to suppress the thought that different U.S. policies could have prevented the horror of “Bosnia,” because no such thought—however pertinent in this case—ever occurs to them. Yet the fact remains that in the spring of 1992 the late Warren Zimmermann, the last U.S. ambassador to Yugoslavia before its breakup and civil war, materially contributed—probably more than any other single man—to the outbreak of the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina. The facts of the case have been established beyond reasonable doubt and are no longer disputed by experts [...]
Comments
http://www.smh.com.au/news/world/karadzic-hid-in-plain-view-to-elude-capture/2008/07/23/1216492486115.html
Posted by: Milivoj | July 22, 2008 05:16 PM
A sad, shameful day for Serbia. Karadzic is a hero who defended his people from aggression and this is what he gets in return. May God be with him.
Posted by: Marko | July 22, 2008 08:45 PM
If the quislings in Belgrade and their supporters think that cooperation with The Hague regarding Radovan Karadzic will win “brownie points” for Serbia, they should think again. The Gulag EU will continue jerking Serbia around like before; the more it gives, the more the EU will demand from it, and in the end Serbia will not be any better off! There is something very pathetic about watching the country's leadership becoming such toadies to the new empire. Under the Ottomans they would have been called "Poturice".
http://euobserver.com/9/26525/?rk=1
No EU reward for Serbia's Karadzic capture
ELITSA VUCHEVA
22.07.2008 @ 17:46 CET
EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS – EU foreign ministers on Tuesday hailed the arrest of Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic as an important step in Serbia's progress towards EU integration - but stopped short of offering Belgrade any concrete concessions at this stage.
The 27 ministers gathered in Brussels "welcomed" the arrest and said it was "a significant step on Serbia's path towards the EU."
Posted by: bud | July 23, 2008 03:12 AM
You're absolutely right Bud. They (EU) just holds "EU membership" out like a carrot in front of the Serb rabbit to get it to run a good race. When the race is finished they plan to eat the rabbit. It is the EU/UN/USA attempt to become "HOLY" by killing that which IS HOLY. This was the abominable mission of St Paul until he met the Lord on the road to Damascus and his eyes were opened. Maybe He (the Lord) will open the eyes of a few of our present day abominations.
Posted by: joesixpack31 | July 23, 2008 12:17 PM
You are absolutely correct bud.
And 'Poturica' is worse than the Turk himself.
Tadic is a traitor of worst kind who deserves to hang for treason. He not only sold his soul for handful of Euros, but he ripped out the soul of Serbs and sold it too.
"So much of left-wing thought is a kind of playing with fire by people who don't even know that fire is hot"
- George Orwell
Posted by: Mila | July 23, 2008 12:32 PM
A very good article about Radovan. Check it out.
http://english.pravda.ru/opinion/columnists/22-07-2008/105849-karadzic-0
Posted by: bud | July 23, 2008 06:25 PM