Anniversary of Srebrenica massacre

The sarajevo government only uses this day to cover for the fact that they do not care about their citizens of whatever ethnicity.

Nebojsa Radmanovic is right with his decision to not take part in Commemoration of Srebrenica massacre.
Even more, any Serb shouldn't be allowed to attend to this Commemoration after this terrible massacre and before war criminals are arrested. What can Serbs say there when they still hide, negotiate and haggle with Mladic, Karadzic and the other war criminals?!
Justice for victims and their families... Justice for peace in Bosnia and region...

Dane,
You ask: "What can Serbs say there when they still hide, negotiate and haggle with Mladic, Karadzic and the other war criminals?!". I say that some might suggest: Naser Oric.

As for your "Justice for victims and their families... Justice for peace in Bosnia and region...", nobody saw justice on the Oric case because, to sort of paraphrase the judge in his case "He was a young man so that lets him off a big punishment for what he did". Justice is demonstrably subjective and not universal (paricularly if you hold a US passport) and to think that it is is naive. Wake up: justice isn't an automatic entitlement, as Serb victims of Srebrenica-based provocateur Oric have found out.

Is the commemoration for the muslim victims or for ALl victims of Srebrenica, i.e. the thousands of serbs massacred by Oric around Srebrenica.

Every time something like this shows up all sides in Bosnia start to point fingers. Give us ours, or give them theirs. I ask how about accepting the facts for once, that goes for both sides, and try to say you are capable of sympathy and than accept what has happened and never let it repeat again. Ever.

I noted the typical comments about Nasir Oric from the hard-line Serbian commenters. But you know what: BiH turned Naser Oric over to the Hague Tribunal. The RS and Serbia are still hiding Mladic and Karadzic. That's the difference.

Moreover, if Mladic and Karadzic are such honorable "heroes", then why don't they turn themselves in for the good of the Serbian people and to defend their honor in court?

It was a terrible crime, and nothing changes that.
Naser Oric's deeds don't change that, and are not excuse for deeds of Serbian side. Numbers are disputable, but such thing would be detestful at this day.
May victims rest in peace.

This is a day of infamy for the Serbs. Their army, officers and soldiers, whose mandate is to protect and respect civilians, decided to eliminate all boys and men between 13 and 90 years. This is an act of genocide. Mr Tadic should be attending this ceremony, on his knees, as a the good orthodox christian he is, and ask the Muslims pardon and forgiveness.

This was a dark day for the world, when the Serbs showed us all the dark side of human personality.

The sarajevo government only uses this day to cover for the fact that they do not care about their citizens of whatever ethnicity.

Nebojsa Radmanovic is right with his decision to not take part in Commemoration of Srebrenica massacre.
Even more, any Serb shouldn't be allowed to attend to this Commemoration after this terrible massacre and before war criminals are arrested. What can Serbs say there when they still hide, negotiate and haggle with Mladic, Karadzic and the other war criminals?!
Justice for victims and their families... Justice for peace in Bosnia and region...

Dane,
You ask: "What can Serbs say there when they still hide, negotiate and haggle with Mladic, Karadzic and the other war criminals?!". I say that some might suggest: Naser Oric.

As for your "Justice for victims and their families... Justice for peace in Bosnia and region...", nobody saw justice on the Oric case because, to sort of paraphrase the judge in his case "He was a young man so that lets him off a big punishment for what he did". Justice is demonstrably subjective and not universal (paricularly if you hold a US passport) and to think that it is is naive. Wake up: justice isn't an automatic entitlement, as Serb victims of Srebrenica-based provocateur Oric have found out.

Is the commemoration for the muslim victims or for ALl victims of Srebrenica, i.e. the thousands of serbs massacred by Oric around Srebrenica.

Every time something like this shows up all sides in Bosnia start to point fingers. Give us ours, or give them theirs. I ask how about accepting the facts for once, that goes for both sides, and try to say you are capable of sympathy and than accept what has happened and never let it repeat again. Ever.

I noted the typical comments about Nasir Oric from the hard-line Serbian commenters. But you know what: BiH turned Naser Oric over to the Hague Tribunal. The RS and Serbia are still hiding Mladic and Karadzic. That's the difference.

Moreover, if Mladic and Karadzic are such honorable "heroes", then why don't they turn themselves in for the good of the Serbian people and to defend their honor in court?

It was a terrible crime, and nothing changes that.
Naser Oric's deeds don't change that, and are not excuse for deeds of Serbian side. Numbers are disputable, but such thing would be detestful at this day.
May victims rest in peace.

This is a day of infamy for the Serbs. Their army, officers and soldiers, whose mandate is to protect and respect civilians, decided to eliminate all boys and men between 13 and 90 years. This is an act of genocide. Mr Tadic should be attending this ceremony, on his knees, as a the good orthodox christian he is, and ask the Muslims pardon and forgiveness.

This was a dark day for the world, when the Serbs showed us all the dark side of human personality.