alphonso
pre 16 godina
Indeed, my name is not Alphonso, but that is of little importance; the name neither adds nor erases from the argument. As to your response, Peter:
Allegations do not make facts, neither do rumours. When there is evidence behind this book, it will be accepted. Such evidence should have been found, if the crime has occurred, by the nature of the crime and the institutional weakness of KLA.
Of course, Del Ponte says that there was evidence, but for some unknown reason, while she had the power to investigate, she does not! Why did she not ask to go around the area, take satellite pictures and whatever, to find those mass graves, while there were still fresh? Such technology exists. Why did she not mention of other Western govs. and the Albanian gov. being such a pawn would have no way of telling them no? Instead, she never mentions until it is too late. You bring arguments about the yellow house and what else would have been there, but I get the point of Del Ponte's book. The problem is that by her own behavior (ignoring them while she had power), by the reaction of independent players like ICTY, Swiss gov etc, and by the lack of evidence, her book loses a great deal of credibility.
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