Suspected mass grave still unconfirmed

It's been nearly 2 and 1/2 months since eulex officials successfully pushed blg officials to announce this "suspected" mass grave site. at the time, the serbian war crimes prosecutor announced, with all due bravado, that this once again proved serbia's willingness to deal with its dark past, bla bla bla.

2 1/2 months later, and the exhumation has not begun.

this is called business as usual, serbian-style.

so i really don't give a damn about the timing of the icj ruling, which will never rule in serbia's favor anyway. the exhumation must begin, now! no more lies, excuses, cheating, procrastinating. those bodies are not the property of serbia, never were.

the intl community must pressure the blgd regime to uncover this site, and others as well. otherwise it (we) are less than useless.

robert-0
frisco

robert-0
frisco
(roberto, 19 July 2010 18:07)

you are not the only one who wants the truth to be uncovered, irrespective of the nationality of the missing one.
But if you think that it is not going according to your taste, I suggest that you take some tools, go there and start digging instead of always pooring the same old antiserb nonsense comments or otherwise, as I already suggested you, make a job application to Mr Brammertz or Mr Marty, maybe you'll have a chance!!

I remember when reporters told Milosevic about the killing in Kosovo, he calmly assured that no killing were going on. then, who ordered the killings of these 10 000 Albanians?

That Hungarian report cited by Ataman is not original -- it's just a translation of an article taken directly from the Serbian tabloid "Press".

Ali Ahmed Ali Hamad has been giving sensational interviews for years from Zenica jail (he was first convicted for armed robbery, then for his role in a 1997 car bombing in Mostar). Last year, after he completed his prison sentence, Hamad tried to convince the authorities in Serbia to give him political asylum in exchange for a promise of more "sensational revelations". It didn't work out. He's now in an immigration detention centre in Lukavica, Bosnia, awaiting deportation to his native Bahrain. He is not the most credible of sources. And his story, whatever it's worth, has absolutely nothing to do with the investigation of the suspected mass grave near Raška.

the intl community must pressure the blgd regime to uncover this site, and others as well. otherwise it (we) are less than useless.

robert-0
frisco
(roberto, 19 July 2010 18:07)

You can pressure that old guy with white beard and a glory ring around his head to stop the nonsense he is playing with us this year.

Not just I could not drive most of the time in winter my cars being totally covered by snow. That jokester in the skies continued the same game and as result of it the entire Kosice - Krakow rail line was washed away, no more trains even next year. And entire villages became homeless. It was heavy rain for weeks like I never seen before.

Now people are cooked alive in Central Europe and Moscow: 38 degrees and up, best-seller in Moscow is the cheap "Alaska" portable air conditioner. Luckily, I did buy it last year.

If you read the report, the suspected mass grave with murdered Serbs can't be investigated because of the same reason (floods, and what-not).

But instead of blaming God or Belgrade regime we should maybe blame Dick Cheney and Big Oil for the global warming.

remember when reporters told Milosevic about the killing in Kosovo, he calmly assured that no killing were going on. then, who ordered the killings of these 10 000 Albanians?
(Gladko, 20 July 2010 00:08)


When Israel was criticized by the EU about its military action against Hezbollah in 2006 Israel’s Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, stated “Where do they get the right to lecture Israel? He demanded, recalling the NATO air strikes on Kosovo in 1999. “European countries killed 10,000 civilians and none of those countries had been the target of missiles”. Question answered!

Chances are there are no mass graves but this is being done to provide the justification of having the ICJ rule in favour of an independent Kosovo. Unfortunately, there are Serbians in the employment of the west.

the intl community must pressure the blgd regime to uncover this site, and others as well. otherwise it (we) are less than useless.

robert-0
frisco
(roberto, 19 July 2010 18:07)
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I didn't read anything from you regarding pressureing Albania to allow investinagion on organ harvesting and yellow house.
Not one word. Why is that Roberto? Serbian victims don't deserve justice.
Their organs were their own property and not for sale but not once did you demand an investigation to be carried out to determine the truth. Sure, you can say that you never believed it anyway, but isn't that even more reason to scream for an investigation to clear your brothers' names?

When oh when are you going to stop being so hypocritical? Do you even have it in you?

Roberto,

do you want me translate from Hungarian this material - how people like Ali Hamad who was fighting for Bosnia did deal with Serbs?

How about impaling, cutting someone into pieces with chain saw or nailing someone alive to a fence while using other nails for nailing down the private parts.

Neat, right?

http://www.kisalfold.hu/vilagvevo/szerb_civileket_huztak_karoba_boszniaban/2084294

Not what you want to hear probably and this text is from a Hungarian source no one can accuse is pro-Serb.

Hope Joe is around, he can read and confirm I am telling the truth.

It's been nearly 2 and 1/2 months since eulex officials successfully pushed blg officials to announce this "suspected" mass grave site. at the time, the serbian war crimes prosecutor announced, with all due bravado, that this once again proved serbia's willingness to deal with its dark past, bla bla bla.

2 1/2 months later, and the exhumation has not begun.

this is called business as usual, serbian-style.

so i really don't give a damn about the timing of the icj ruling, which will never rule in serbia's favor anyway. the exhumation must begin, now! no more lies, excuses, cheating, procrastinating. those bodies are not the property of serbia, never were.

the intl community must pressure the blgd regime to uncover this site, and others as well. otherwise it (we) are less than useless.

robert-0
frisco

robert-0
frisco
(roberto, 19 July 2010 18:07)

you are not the only one who wants the truth to be uncovered, irrespective of the nationality of the missing one.
But if you think that it is not going according to your taste, I suggest that you take some tools, go there and start digging instead of always pooring the same old antiserb nonsense comments or otherwise, as I already suggested you, make a job application to Mr Brammertz or Mr Marty, maybe you'll have a chance!!

I remember when reporters told Milosevic about the killing in Kosovo, he calmly assured that no killing were going on. then, who ordered the killings of these 10 000 Albanians?

remember when reporters told Milosevic about the killing in Kosovo, he calmly assured that no killing were going on. then, who ordered the killings of these 10 000 Albanians?
(Gladko, 20 July 2010 00:08)


When Israel was criticized by the EU about its military action against Hezbollah in 2006 Israel’s Prime Minister, Ehud Olmert, stated “Where do they get the right to lecture Israel? He demanded, recalling the NATO air strikes on Kosovo in 1999. “European countries killed 10,000 civilians and none of those countries had been the target of missiles”. Question answered!

Chances are there are no mass graves but this is being done to provide the justification of having the ICJ rule in favour of an independent Kosovo. Unfortunately, there are Serbians in the employment of the west.

the intl community must pressure the blgd regime to uncover this site, and others as well. otherwise it (we) are less than useless.

robert-0
frisco
(roberto, 19 July 2010 18:07)
=====================

I didn't read anything from you regarding pressureing Albania to allow investinagion on organ harvesting and yellow house.
Not one word. Why is that Roberto? Serbian victims don't deserve justice.
Their organs were their own property and not for sale but not once did you demand an investigation to be carried out to determine the truth. Sure, you can say that you never believed it anyway, but isn't that even more reason to scream for an investigation to clear your brothers' names?

When oh when are you going to stop being so hypocritical? Do you even have it in you?

the intl community must pressure the blgd regime to uncover this site, and others as well. otherwise it (we) are less than useless.

robert-0
frisco
(roberto, 19 July 2010 18:07)

You can pressure that old guy with white beard and a glory ring around his head to stop the nonsense he is playing with us this year.

Not just I could not drive most of the time in winter my cars being totally covered by snow. That jokester in the skies continued the same game and as result of it the entire Kosice - Krakow rail line was washed away, no more trains even next year. And entire villages became homeless. It was heavy rain for weeks like I never seen before.

Now people are cooked alive in Central Europe and Moscow: 38 degrees and up, best-seller in Moscow is the cheap "Alaska" portable air conditioner. Luckily, I did buy it last year.

If you read the report, the suspected mass grave with murdered Serbs can't be investigated because of the same reason (floods, and what-not).

But instead of blaming God or Belgrade regime we should maybe blame Dick Cheney and Big Oil for the global warming.

Roberto,

do you want me translate from Hungarian this material - how people like Ali Hamad who was fighting for Bosnia did deal with Serbs?

How about impaling, cutting someone into pieces with chain saw or nailing someone alive to a fence while using other nails for nailing down the private parts.

Neat, right?

http://www.kisalfold.hu/vilagvevo/szerb_civileket_huztak_karoba_boszniaban/2084294

Not what you want to hear probably and this text is from a Hungarian source no one can accuse is pro-Serb.

Hope Joe is around, he can read and confirm I am telling the truth.

That Hungarian report cited by Ataman is not original -- it's just a translation of an article taken directly from the Serbian tabloid "Press".

Ali Ahmed Ali Hamad has been giving sensational interviews for years from Zenica jail (he was first convicted for armed robbery, then for his role in a 1997 car bombing in Mostar). Last year, after he completed his prison sentence, Hamad tried to convince the authorities in Serbia to give him political asylum in exchange for a promise of more "sensational revelations". It didn't work out. He's now in an immigration detention centre in Lukavica, Bosnia, awaiting deportation to his native Bahrain. He is not the most credible of sources. And his story, whatever it's worth, has absolutely nothing to do with the investigation of the suspected mass grave near Raška.