Shelling of Knin shown at Gotovina trial

Since this NATO court at the Hague seems to accept the murder of Serbians, these generals will probably be released just like Ramush Haradinaj.

Serbia should put an end to co-operation.

Show the full context of that 1989 speech! In its entirety it calls for multi-ethnic unity and an end to national chauvinism. The "battles" he is talking about are as follows: "Our chief battle now concerns implementing the economic, political, cultural, and general social prosperity, finding a quicker and more successful approach to a civilization in which people will live in the 21st century."

I'm tired of the lies told about this speech.

Bakone Moloto presiding judge, said In October 1991, Croats in the villages of Hrvatska Dubica and Cerovljani were forced from their homes, beaten and used as human shields by Serbs. When they fled, Serbs moved into their homes, Judge Moloto said. On Oct. 20, 1991, Croatian Serb forces detained more than 40 villagers at a local fire station. Eleven were released or managed to escape, but the next day the remaining prisoners were taken to the banks of a nearby river and killed, Judge Moloto said. Their bodies were dumped in several graves, including a mass grave judges visited during the trial.

1991-1995, prior to the plight of Serbs, ethnic Serbs in Croatia, with hefty assistance from both paramilitary units from Serbia the Milosevic-controlled Communist Yugoslav Army (JNA), killed 15,000 Croatians and forcibly displaced, "cleansed," 220,000 Croats from Croatian territory. More than 15,000 (FIFTEEN THOUSAND!) Croats were murdered in areas occupied by Serbs, and more than 4000 are still missing. ( If I am not mistaken, DM100 was paid for each dead Bosniak and Croatian citizens.) Croatians should indeed be proud of their own liberation from such a hell.

And what about the video that showed the same plume of smoke coming from the TVIK factory shot from seven different angles to make it appear the entire city of Knin was burning when in fact it was the same building? C'mon, guys. You have to give us that one!

Sounds like the defense is clutching at straws in this cross examination. Let's hope the Hague doesn't show its ugly double standards face like the rest of NATO.

Since this NATO court at the Hague seems to accept the murder of Serbians, these generals will probably be released just like Ramush Haradinaj.

Serbia should put an end to co-operation.

Sounds like the defense is clutching at straws in this cross examination. Let's hope the Hague doesn't show its ugly double standards face like the rest of NATO.

And what about the video that showed the same plume of smoke coming from the TVIK factory shot from seven different angles to make it appear the entire city of Knin was burning when in fact it was the same building? C'mon, guys. You have to give us that one!

Show the full context of that 1989 speech! In its entirety it calls for multi-ethnic unity and an end to national chauvinism. The "battles" he is talking about are as follows: "Our chief battle now concerns implementing the economic, political, cultural, and general social prosperity, finding a quicker and more successful approach to a civilization in which people will live in the 21st century."

I'm tired of the lies told about this speech.

Bakone Moloto presiding judge, said In October 1991, Croats in the villages of Hrvatska Dubica and Cerovljani were forced from their homes, beaten and used as human shields by Serbs. When they fled, Serbs moved into their homes, Judge Moloto said. On Oct. 20, 1991, Croatian Serb forces detained more than 40 villagers at a local fire station. Eleven were released or managed to escape, but the next day the remaining prisoners were taken to the banks of a nearby river and killed, Judge Moloto said. Their bodies were dumped in several graves, including a mass grave judges visited during the trial.

1991-1995, prior to the plight of Serbs, ethnic Serbs in Croatia, with hefty assistance from both paramilitary units from Serbia the Milosevic-controlled Communist Yugoslav Army (JNA), killed 15,000 Croatians and forcibly displaced, "cleansed," 220,000 Croats from Croatian territory. More than 15,000 (FIFTEEN THOUSAND!) Croats were murdered in areas occupied by Serbs, and more than 4000 are still missing. ( If I am not mistaken, DM100 was paid for each dead Bosniak and Croatian citizens.) Croatians should indeed be proud of their own liberation from such a hell.