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Actually, it is just an act of desperation to establish blame for a case that is not going as the OTP planned.
Wednesday, 18.06.2008.
12:12
The Hague Prosecution has accused Croatia of hiding documents linked to the trials of three Croatian generals— Ante Gotovina, Mladen Markač and Ivan Čermak.
Izvor: Tanjug
pre 15 godina
Actually, it is just an act of desperation to establish blame for a case that is not going as the OTP planned.
pre 15 godina
kingordon,
the answer is 'no'.
As you probably know, the ICTY's remit, as it is an 'ad hoc' tribunal, specifically excludes any states outside the former SFRY being excluded from investigations in to war crimes - so the Germans, US and everyone else is off the hook, hence it can never be considered 'fair' and why it is a kangaroo court use to impose the will of the powerful.
Croatia is also holding back information on the participation of US military/intelligence personnel in 'Operation Storm'. Not only was the whole operation planned by the US via proxies such as MPRI, they provided satellite and commmunications intercerpts and certainly would have had men on the ground (most likely croatian americans from the US armed forces) to deliver feedback and reports.
It is funny how the 'free' and 'democratic' almost universally ignore the US role
and thus its complicity in war crimes, i.e. being in a postion to stop war crimes and not doing so.
Where are all the screaming humantarian NGO's about US conduct in the regions???
'International Justice' at its finest....
pre 15 godina
is thi the start of the Hague finally looking for a balanced report?
pre 15 godina
kingordon,
the answer is 'no'.
As you probably know, the ICTY's remit, as it is an 'ad hoc' tribunal, specifically excludes any states outside the former SFRY being excluded from investigations in to war crimes - so the Germans, US and everyone else is off the hook, hence it can never be considered 'fair' and why it is a kangaroo court use to impose the will of the powerful.
Croatia is also holding back information on the participation of US military/intelligence personnel in 'Operation Storm'. Not only was the whole operation planned by the US via proxies such as MPRI, they provided satellite and commmunications intercerpts and certainly would have had men on the ground (most likely croatian americans from the US armed forces) to deliver feedback and reports.
It is funny how the 'free' and 'democratic' almost universally ignore the US role
and thus its complicity in war crimes, i.e. being in a postion to stop war crimes and not doing so.
Where are all the screaming humantarian NGO's about US conduct in the regions???
'International Justice' at its finest....
pre 15 godina
is thi the start of the Hague finally looking for a balanced report?
pre 15 godina
Actually, it is just an act of desperation to establish blame for a case that is not going as the OTP planned.
pre 15 godina
Actually, it is just an act of desperation to establish blame for a case that is not going as the OTP planned.
pre 15 godina
is thi the start of the Hague finally looking for a balanced report?
pre 15 godina
kingordon,
the answer is 'no'.
As you probably know, the ICTY's remit, as it is an 'ad hoc' tribunal, specifically excludes any states outside the former SFRY being excluded from investigations in to war crimes - so the Germans, US and everyone else is off the hook, hence it can never be considered 'fair' and why it is a kangaroo court use to impose the will of the powerful.
Croatia is also holding back information on the participation of US military/intelligence personnel in 'Operation Storm'. Not only was the whole operation planned by the US via proxies such as MPRI, they provided satellite and commmunications intercerpts and certainly would have had men on the ground (most likely croatian americans from the US armed forces) to deliver feedback and reports.
It is funny how the 'free' and 'democratic' almost universally ignore the US role
and thus its complicity in war crimes, i.e. being in a postion to stop war crimes and not doing so.
Where are all the screaming humantarian NGO's about US conduct in the regions???
'International Justice' at its finest....
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