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No but it is pretty much what I expected. No answers just rhectoric.
(pss, 30 December 2009 00:07)
my last question was just "rhectoric", but otherwise i answered all your questions. in particular i pointed out that there is a contradiction between findings of the icj and icty. i also pointed out that it may appear strange that a massacre of military aged males in a small town is put in the same category as the holocaust. and there is nothing i like or dislike here - i am just saying that before you accuse someone of being a serbian nationalist by adding an "-ic" to their name you should inform yourself about non-nationalist criticism of the work of icty.
rhetoric is coming from you in this "discussion", not from me.
and this is not simply about the international law. it is about powerful countries doing whatever they want. international law is important since it is the only protection small countries have against big ones. powerful countries have veto in the security council, but even so, plenty of stuff they are doing is not even being discussed there because they are so powerful that noone dares to challenge them. the us had most vetos in the un since 1960's, but it never needed to veto a decision on the most brutal war they waged in this period, the vietnam war (where they committed "genocide" in many places by the logic of icty).
powerful countries often use local conflicts for their own purposes, be it americans in the balkans or russians in the caucasus. and when they "join forces" like they did in afghanistan in 1980's they are capable of destroying a country.
getting along with this program is not cool and that's my problem both with kosovo's independence and revanchism of serbia's neighbours. instead of looking to cooperate with each other peoples of the balkans are looking to the big powers to "help" them.
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