Holland won't budge on conditions

Rollerkoster,

You are plain wrong. Netherlands has nothing to do with it. Do you know, who did arrest Karadzic? No, you don't. Karadzic does not know either. Tadic does not know either. There is an on-going joke in Belgrade, Karadzic was arrested by bus ticket inspector. It is said, Karadzic wasn't hiding from Hague - he was repeatedly told, he will be killed if he would give himself up. He was arrested as soon as he wasn't that important anymore for *** some *** people. If he would give up himself earlier, he would be already dead.

Same with Mladic. The forces who does not want Mladic or Karadzic talking in Hague are absolutely uninterested about Serbia's fate. Some are not even Serbs. Netherlands is crazy and punishes wrong people ( = Serbs) with that. In the fact, Netherlands was/is part of the game, too. This is a disgusting game, has nothing to do with victims in Srebrenica. In the meantime a generation grew up in Serbia who could not travel easily. The "West" is disgusting with it's double-standards and never misses the opportunity to miss the opportunity to win Serbs.

the case of Karadzic has teached the whole world, how SERIOUS the cooperation of Serbia with the Hague was.

only the firm stance of the Netherlands made it possible, that Karadzic is there, where he belongs.

Serbia must understand, that the country is a hostage of the supporters of Mladic and of Mladic himself. it is up to all Serbian citizens for to solve this problem - or they will remain hostages of their Mladic & Co.

since the Serbian Karadzic lie, nobody will believe, that Mladic is not detected yet.

So, the same minister who said the opposite thing at the time of Karadizc's arrest is contradicting himself.

What I find funny is that he said that he was shocked at this because he expected Mladic first.

So basically the Netherlands is saying, "Serbia because you exceeded our expectations we will punish you."

Well, what can one expect from a country whose justice minister wants 15 Dutch soldiers to be thrown in jail because they want to appear in court as witnesses to defend Karadzic or the Dtuch documentary makers who made the documentary criticizing the Hague trial [known as The Milosevic Case -- Glosses at a Trial].

" Netherlands is crazy and punishes wrong people ( = Serbs) with that."

Serbia will NEVER prosper unless they stop feeling like victims and ignore what they do to others.

"... a country whose justice minister wants 15 Dutch soldiers to be thrown in jail because they want to appear in court as witnesses to defend Karadzic or the Dtuch documentary makers who made the documentary criticizing the Hague trial [known as The Milosevic Case -- Glosses at a Trial].
(Yaroslav, 7 September 2008 20:46)"

This is not true.

Wonder where you got that info from.

Gerro Beuk,
i believe that the following link contains your answer

http://www.telegraaf.nl/buitenland/1757521/__Ex-Dutchbatters_willen_getuigen__.html?p=28,1

@Another Canadian Serb, 8 September 2008 21:37:

The link you sent states that 15 Dutch UN-soldiers want to testify in favour of Mrt. Karadzic.

Howecver, nowhere in the article is written that the Dutch justice minister wants them to be "thrown in jail" for that, as Yaroslav wrote.

This is a plain example of people trying to spoil discussions with incorrect information and propaganda.

Best regards, Gerro.

the case of Karadzic has teached the whole world, how SERIOUS the cooperation of Serbia with the Hague was.

only the firm stance of the Netherlands made it possible, that Karadzic is there, where he belongs.

Serbia must understand, that the country is a hostage of the supporters of Mladic and of Mladic himself. it is up to all Serbian citizens for to solve this problem - or they will remain hostages of their Mladic & Co.

since the Serbian Karadzic lie, nobody will believe, that Mladic is not detected yet.

Rollerkoster,

You are plain wrong. Netherlands has nothing to do with it. Do you know, who did arrest Karadzic? No, you don't. Karadzic does not know either. Tadic does not know either. There is an on-going joke in Belgrade, Karadzic was arrested by bus ticket inspector. It is said, Karadzic wasn't hiding from Hague - he was repeatedly told, he will be killed if he would give himself up. He was arrested as soon as he wasn't that important anymore for *** some *** people. If he would give up himself earlier, he would be already dead.

Same with Mladic. The forces who does not want Mladic or Karadzic talking in Hague are absolutely uninterested about Serbia's fate. Some are not even Serbs. Netherlands is crazy and punishes wrong people ( = Serbs) with that. In the fact, Netherlands was/is part of the game, too. This is a disgusting game, has nothing to do with victims in Srebrenica. In the meantime a generation grew up in Serbia who could not travel easily. The "West" is disgusting with it's double-standards and never misses the opportunity to miss the opportunity to win Serbs.

" Netherlands is crazy and punishes wrong people ( = Serbs) with that."

Serbia will NEVER prosper unless they stop feeling like victims and ignore what they do to others.

So, the same minister who said the opposite thing at the time of Karadizc's arrest is contradicting himself.

What I find funny is that he said that he was shocked at this because he expected Mladic first.

So basically the Netherlands is saying, "Serbia because you exceeded our expectations we will punish you."

Well, what can one expect from a country whose justice minister wants 15 Dutch soldiers to be thrown in jail because they want to appear in court as witnesses to defend Karadzic or the Dtuch documentary makers who made the documentary criticizing the Hague trial [known as The Milosevic Case -- Glosses at a Trial].

"... a country whose justice minister wants 15 Dutch soldiers to be thrown in jail because they want to appear in court as witnesses to defend Karadzic or the Dtuch documentary makers who made the documentary criticizing the Hague trial [known as The Milosevic Case -- Glosses at a Trial].
(Yaroslav, 7 September 2008 20:46)"

This is not true.

Wonder where you got that info from.

Gerro Beuk,
i believe that the following link contains your answer

http://www.telegraaf.nl/buitenland/1757521/__Ex-Dutchbatters_willen_getuigen__.html?p=28,1

@Another Canadian Serb, 8 September 2008 21:37:

The link you sent states that 15 Dutch UN-soldiers want to testify in favour of Mrt. Karadzic.

Howecver, nowhere in the article is written that the Dutch justice minister wants them to be "thrown in jail" for that, as Yaroslav wrote.

This is a plain example of people trying to spoil discussions with incorrect information and propaganda.

Best regards, Gerro.