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Her books are sold, even bad publicity (i.e. not finding evidence) is publicity. I see a much bigger problem when a Pristina court should conduct the investigations - vice versa, of course. With all the corruption and connections, and after King Thaci publicly stated that the organ harvesting 'never happened', how would a person employed by Pristina even think of looking for evidence?
(Top, 15 June 2011 17:48)
The Pristina courts are still overseen by Eulex, but you do not feel the same for Serbia trying war criminals? Remember Marty's report highlighted that the very persons assigned the task of "witness Protection" in Serbia are members of the same groups accused of the crimes.
Do you really think that as nationalist as Serbia is and the fact that many in Serbia as posted here do not even feel that crimes against Albanians are really crimes and any thing an Albanian does to a Serb rises to the level of a capital offense you think a trial in Belgrade for any ethnic related offense would be fair?
While it says that it will be handled in the Pristina District court it did not say that it would be handled by Albanians, If I am not mistaking the majority of judges in the Pristina district court are internationals.
But think logically who else would have jurisdiction? The Hague has jurisdiction for all war crimes committed in the former Yugoslavia but that would take an extension of its mandate, a move neither Serbia nor Russia wants.
What you say is true about bad publicity but her sales have been very very bad to date. I think mainly to Serb nationals and some journalists, only 600 of 15000 copies of the English version were sold at last count. As no one on here has probably read her book including me, what it actually reveals is a mystery. I would be tempted to buy the book just for my own clarification. Most of the reports say 100 to 600, with credible references saying 100 to 300 taken prisoner, with some being used for the organ trade. Marty's report itself says the number of possible cases is in the dozens not hundreds.
But the majority of accusations agains Thaci himself is for his connection to organized crime with hints he had knowledge of the organ trafficking. The connection to organized crime is not a war crime so the Hague would not even have jurisdiction over those matters.
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