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Tuesday, 26.10.2010.

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HRW urges EU to pressure Serbia

The European Union (EU) should press Serbia to cooperate fully with the Hague Tribunal before it considers the country's EU accession.

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Murphy

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@Zoran, 27 October 2010 02:22

Sure Mladic is an issue, but why is he so important? The war ended 15 years ago. It seems to me there are more important people that HRW could be going after. Tony Blair and George W. Bush killed several times as many civilians in Iraq than Karadzic and Mladic ever dreamed of killing in Bosnia. Why isn't HRW going after those two?

The total number of Muslim and Croatian civilians to die during the Bosnian war has been estimated at 38,000 by demographic experts working in the OTP at the Hague Tribunal, and 35,233 according to the Sarajevo-based Research and Documentation Center. And you can't even pin all of that on Mladic because the Croats and Muslims fought eachother in places like Mostar, and the Muslims even fought among themselves around Bihac where Abdic was based.

I'm an American, and drunk drivers kill more people every year in the U.S. than the total number of Muslim and Croat civilians who died in the Bosnian war. For that matter, the flu kills more people every year in America than the total number of Muslim and Croat civilians who died in the Bosnian war. The average attendance at any given Dallas Cowboys football game is more than double the number of Croat and Muslim civilians who died in the Bosnian war.

I know people like to use the same rhetoric to describe the Bosnian war that gets used to describe the Holocaust, but it's nonsense. There was no genocide in Bosnia.

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Zoran

pre 13 godina

Hi Zoran

If the current Serbian government are dragging their feet over this arrest is something I and you cannot know. HRW watch think it is - and may be right or may be wrong.

On all other points I have no issue with what they say - they are not the only ones saying it. It is not news.

Whether or not HRW pursue other cases is not the issue here. The issue here is the arrest of Mladic, and no amount of flannel removes the imperative for that.

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Zoran

pre 13 godina

What I'd like to know is when the Dasht-i-Leili massacre is going to be investigated by HRW? Why be selective? When will the UN court judge this to be genocide committed by US/NATO and Northern alliance soldiers? Who is responsible for the removal of mass graves and the cover up?

It should be fairly easy to track down George Bush, Tony Bliar and Rashid Dostum. Dostum is still serving in the Afghan government.

8000 Taliban POWs were involved in this genocide. Where are all those human rights lovers now? I suppose they expose their selective justice side when it comes to admitting their own crimes.

Watch the full documentary and see the eye witness who counted 8000 POWs. Also, many people who provided evidence for this documentary have been killed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grp-c3qQkU8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YSnc-I1XIk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aRdfNJar7s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REi9UW1ES1U

And from our beloved Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dasht-i-Leili_massacre

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Zoran

pre 13 godina

What I'd like to know is when the Dasht-i-Leili massacre is going to be investigated by HRW? Why be selective? When will the UN court judge this to be genocide committed by US/NATO and Northern alliance soldiers? Who is responsible for the removal of mass graves and the cover up?

It should be fairly easy to track down George Bush, Tony Bliar and Rashid Dostum. Dostum is still serving in the Afghan government.

8000 Taliban POWs were involved in this genocide. Where are all those human rights lovers now? I suppose they expose their selective justice side when it comes to admitting their own crimes.

Watch the full documentary and see the eye witness who counted 8000 POWs. Also, many people who provided evidence for this documentary have been killed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grp-c3qQkU8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YSnc-I1XIk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aRdfNJar7s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REi9UW1ES1U

And from our beloved Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dasht-i-Leili_massacre

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Murphy

pre 13 godina

@Zoran, 27 October 2010 02:22

Sure Mladic is an issue, but why is he so important? The war ended 15 years ago. It seems to me there are more important people that HRW could be going after. Tony Blair and George W. Bush killed several times as many civilians in Iraq than Karadzic and Mladic ever dreamed of killing in Bosnia. Why isn't HRW going after those two?

The total number of Muslim and Croatian civilians to die during the Bosnian war has been estimated at 38,000 by demographic experts working in the OTP at the Hague Tribunal, and 35,233 according to the Sarajevo-based Research and Documentation Center. And you can't even pin all of that on Mladic because the Croats and Muslims fought eachother in places like Mostar, and the Muslims even fought among themselves around Bihac where Abdic was based.

I'm an American, and drunk drivers kill more people every year in the U.S. than the total number of Muslim and Croat civilians who died in the Bosnian war. For that matter, the flu kills more people every year in America than the total number of Muslim and Croat civilians who died in the Bosnian war. The average attendance at any given Dallas Cowboys football game is more than double the number of Croat and Muslim civilians who died in the Bosnian war.

I know people like to use the same rhetoric to describe the Bosnian war that gets used to describe the Holocaust, but it's nonsense. There was no genocide in Bosnia.

Preporučujem 2 Ne preporučujem 2
Zoran

pre 13 godina

Hi Zoran

If the current Serbian government are dragging their feet over this arrest is something I and you cannot know. HRW watch think it is - and may be right or may be wrong.

On all other points I have no issue with what they say - they are not the only ones saying it. It is not news.

Whether or not HRW pursue other cases is not the issue here. The issue here is the arrest of Mladic, and no amount of flannel removes the imperative for that.

Preporučujem 1 Ne preporučujem 1
Zoran

pre 13 godina

What I'd like to know is when the Dasht-i-Leili massacre is going to be investigated by HRW? Why be selective? When will the UN court judge this to be genocide committed by US/NATO and Northern alliance soldiers? Who is responsible for the removal of mass graves and the cover up?

It should be fairly easy to track down George Bush, Tony Bliar and Rashid Dostum. Dostum is still serving in the Afghan government.

8000 Taliban POWs were involved in this genocide. Where are all those human rights lovers now? I suppose they expose their selective justice side when it comes to admitting their own crimes.

Watch the full documentary and see the eye witness who counted 8000 POWs. Also, many people who provided evidence for this documentary have been killed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grp-c3qQkU8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YSnc-I1XIk
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aRdfNJar7s
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=REi9UW1ES1U

And from our beloved Wikipedia.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dasht-i-Leili_massacre

Preporučujem 10 Ne preporučujem 6
Murphy

pre 13 godina

@Zoran, 27 October 2010 02:22

Sure Mladic is an issue, but why is he so important? The war ended 15 years ago. It seems to me there are more important people that HRW could be going after. Tony Blair and George W. Bush killed several times as many civilians in Iraq than Karadzic and Mladic ever dreamed of killing in Bosnia. Why isn't HRW going after those two?

The total number of Muslim and Croatian civilians to die during the Bosnian war has been estimated at 38,000 by demographic experts working in the OTP at the Hague Tribunal, and 35,233 according to the Sarajevo-based Research and Documentation Center. And you can't even pin all of that on Mladic because the Croats and Muslims fought eachother in places like Mostar, and the Muslims even fought among themselves around Bihac where Abdic was based.

I'm an American, and drunk drivers kill more people every year in the U.S. than the total number of Muslim and Croat civilians who died in the Bosnian war. For that matter, the flu kills more people every year in America than the total number of Muslim and Croat civilians who died in the Bosnian war. The average attendance at any given Dallas Cowboys football game is more than double the number of Croat and Muslim civilians who died in the Bosnian war.

I know people like to use the same rhetoric to describe the Bosnian war that gets used to describe the Holocaust, but it's nonsense. There was no genocide in Bosnia.

Preporučujem 2 Ne preporučujem 2
Zoran

pre 13 godina

Hi Zoran

If the current Serbian government are dragging their feet over this arrest is something I and you cannot know. HRW watch think it is - and may be right or may be wrong.

On all other points I have no issue with what they say - they are not the only ones saying it. It is not news.

Whether or not HRW pursue other cases is not the issue here. The issue here is the arrest of Mladic, and no amount of flannel removes the imperative for that.

Preporučujem 1 Ne preporučujem 1