BELGRADE -- The Croatian parliament's move to adopt "a declaration on Vojislav Šešelj" is an attempt to force the responsibility for his statements on Serbia's officials.
Refugee association head criticizes Croatia over Šešelj
BELGRADE -- The Croatian parliament's move to adopt "a declaration on Vojislav Šešelj" is an attempt to force the responsibility for his statements on Serbia's officials.
Source: Tanjug
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"The declaration aims to present Croatia as a country that has met all the requirements before entering the European Union and therefore claims the right to lecture Serbia about respecting the standards of democracy and the rule of law - which represents the pinnacle of cynicism," Linta said in a written statement sent to the media.
He added that numerous facts confirm that mass violations of human rights of Serb returnees and displaced Serbs are happening in Croatia, and that the judiciary there is biased and ethnically motivated.
Linta called on parliamentary groups in the Croatian parliament to condemn an anti-Serb event which takes place every August in Čavoglave, near the town of Knin, to commemorate, as he says, the criminal operation "Storm".
More than 100,000 people gathered there this year for the 11th time, organized by Marko Perković aka Thompson, many of whom carried flags, hats and other props with the symbols of the WW2-era Nazi entity known as the Independent State of Croatia (NDH).
Linta added that those gathered in Čavoglava sang songs with lyrics such as, "Oh mother Croatia, we will slaughter Serbs ..." and the like, and also chanted slogans of NDH's Ustasha regime which spread hatred towards Serbs.
Lints specifically invited parliamentary groups to condemn, in a declaration, convicted war criminal Dario Kordić, former president of the HDZ party in Bosnia-Herzegovina and vice-president of the war-time Croat Republic of Herzeg-Bosnia entity. He this year addressed the event in Čavoglave and said it was "a magnificent gathering, and a road sign showing Croatia where it should go."
Kordić, Linta recalled, was this year was released from prison after serving two thirds of his sentence of 25 years, handed down by the Hague Tribunal for the war crimes he committed against Bosniak civilians.
"Bob, do your homework!! I really can't believe your blaming Serbians for the expulsion of 250000 Serbs from Croatia..What a moronic statement.
(Waiter, 26 November 2014 00:30) "
What are you doing here Walter? Aren't you supposed to be saving Sarajevo?
Some Serbs were expelled from Croatia no doubt but most left between 91 and 95 not able to live under constant fire from both armies and the criminal elements and subsistence level living under Serb mafia.
(Bob, 26 November 2014 20:48)
"We were leaving our homes not because of Seselj but Tudjman, Gotovina, Markaca and the rest of the ustasa that wanted to finish off what their ancestors started in ww2.
(Daniel, 25 November 2014 17:07) "
If you check your facts, you got your marching orders from Slobodan not Franjo. Ustasha are from WW2 not 1990s. However, Serbs were acting as Chetniks in 1990s from media reports. But if you're following media from Russian and nationalist Serbian media at the time, it's all understandable what you think. You obviously don't think.
(Bob, 26 November 2014 20:45)
The Serbs did it to them selfs [link] by listening to war monger criminal mother hive fascist Belgrade Serbia lies and decietes. Just pawns of Serb fascist elite ethnic criminal engineering. The Croatian Serbs were supose to go to Kosovo. When the Albanians were ethnic cleansed by Serb fascist criminals alas not to be the best layed plans of mice and "men".
(Lenard, 26 November 2014 10:57)
Bob, do your homework!! I really can't believe your blaming Serbians for the expulsion of 250000 Serbs from Croatia..What a moronic statement.
(Waiter, 26 November 2014 00:30)
Because of Seselj and dirty Serb politics, Croatian Serbs were forced to leave their homeland of over 500 years. WIth people like Linta speaking out, no wonder they're not welcome anywhere except in Serbia. And I question whether they are welcome in Serbia either.
(Bob, 25 November 2014 16:25)
We were leaving our homes not because of Seselj but Tudjman, Gotovina, Markaca and the rest of the ustasa that wanted to finish off what their ancestors started in ww2.
(Daniel, 25 November 2014 17:07)
"Kordić, Linta recalled, was this year was released from prison after serving two thirds of his sentence of 25 years, handed down by the Hague Tribunal for the war crimes he committed against Bosniak civilians."
It's a shame, it's all the same, people celebrating war criminals and other people with dirty hands as heroes, no matter if they are called Gotovina, Mladic, Karadzic, Seslj, Kordic, Plavsic, Oric or Haradinai.
(Comm. Parrisson, 25 November 2014 17:05)
Who is this Linta? Never heard of him before. He is basically irrelevant. Maybe Seselj's mouthpiece. Because of Seselj and dirty Serb politics, Croatian Serbs were forced to leave their homeland of over 500 years. WIth people like Linta speaking out, no wonder they're not welcome anywhere except in Serbia. And I question whether they are welcome in Serbia either.
(Bob, 25 November 2014 16:25)
Linta's completely right and Kordic should still be behind bars.That sentence was far too short for the crimes he was accused and convicted of,unlike Vojisla Seselj who's not been convicted of anything as far as I'm aware!!
(Well said, 25 November 2014 15:22)
Nice speech, but it's too little, too late. For years Linta had kept quite about discrimination and racial abuse aimed at the indigenous Serbian population in Croatia, not to mention his in actions with regards to Croatias recognition of kosovo.
(So sad, too bad, 25 November 2014 15:14)
Linta's completely right and Kordic should still be behind bars.That sentence was far too short for the crimes he was accused and convicted of,unlike Vojisla Seselj who's not been convicted of anything as far as I'm aware!!
(Well said, 25 November 2014 15:22)
Because of Seselj and dirty Serb politics, Croatian Serbs were forced to leave their homeland of over 500 years. WIth people like Linta speaking out, no wonder they're not welcome anywhere except in Serbia. And I question whether they are welcome in Serbia either.
(Bob, 25 November 2014 16:25)
We were leaving our homes not because of Seselj but Tudjman, Gotovina, Markaca and the rest of the ustasa that wanted to finish off what their ancestors started in ww2.
(Daniel, 25 November 2014 17:07)
Nice speech, but it's too little, too late. For years Linta had kept quite about discrimination and racial abuse aimed at the indigenous Serbian population in Croatia, not to mention his in actions with regards to Croatias recognition of kosovo.
(So sad, too bad, 25 November 2014 15:14)
"We were leaving our homes not because of Seselj but Tudjman, Gotovina, Markaca and the rest of the ustasa that wanted to finish off what their ancestors started in ww2.
(Daniel, 25 November 2014 17:07) "
If you check your facts, you got your marching orders from Slobodan not Franjo. Ustasha are from WW2 not 1990s. However, Serbs were acting as Chetniks in 1990s from media reports. But if you're following media from Russian and nationalist Serbian media at the time, it's all understandable what you think. You obviously don't think.
(Bob, 26 November 2014 20:45)
"Bob, do your homework!! I really can't believe your blaming Serbians for the expulsion of 250000 Serbs from Croatia..What a moronic statement.
(Waiter, 26 November 2014 00:30) "
What are you doing here Walter? Aren't you supposed to be saving Sarajevo?
Some Serbs were expelled from Croatia no doubt but most left between 91 and 95 not able to live under constant fire from both armies and the criminal elements and subsistence level living under Serb mafia.
(Bob, 26 November 2014 20:48)
Who is this Linta? Never heard of him before. He is basically irrelevant. Maybe Seselj's mouthpiece. Because of Seselj and dirty Serb politics, Croatian Serbs were forced to leave their homeland of over 500 years. WIth people like Linta speaking out, no wonder they're not welcome anywhere except in Serbia. And I question whether they are welcome in Serbia either.
(Bob, 25 November 2014 16:25)
"Kordić, Linta recalled, was this year was released from prison after serving two thirds of his sentence of 25 years, handed down by the Hague Tribunal for the war crimes he committed against Bosniak civilians."
It's a shame, it's all the same, people celebrating war criminals and other people with dirty hands as heroes, no matter if they are called Gotovina, Mladic, Karadzic, Seslj, Kordic, Plavsic, Oric or Haradinai.
(Comm. Parrisson, 25 November 2014 17:05)
The Serbs did it to them selfs [link] by listening to war monger criminal mother hive fascist Belgrade Serbia lies and decietes. Just pawns of Serb fascist elite ethnic criminal engineering. The Croatian Serbs were supose to go to Kosovo. When the Albanians were ethnic cleansed by Serb fascist criminals alas not to be the best layed plans of mice and "men".
(Lenard, 26 November 2014 10:57)
Bob, do your homework!! I really can't believe your blaming Serbians for the expulsion of 250000 Serbs from Croatia..What a moronic statement.
(Waiter, 26 November 2014 00:30)
Because of Seselj and dirty Serb politics, Croatian Serbs were forced to leave their homeland of over 500 years. WIth people like Linta speaking out, no wonder they're not welcome anywhere except in Serbia. And I question whether they are welcome in Serbia either.
(Bob, 25 November 2014 16:25)
We were leaving our homes not because of Seselj but Tudjman, Gotovina, Markaca and the rest of the ustasa that wanted to finish off what their ancestors started in ww2.
(Daniel, 25 November 2014 17:07)
Who is this Linta? Never heard of him before. He is basically irrelevant. Maybe Seselj's mouthpiece. Because of Seselj and dirty Serb politics, Croatian Serbs were forced to leave their homeland of over 500 years. WIth people like Linta speaking out, no wonder they're not welcome anywhere except in Serbia. And I question whether they are welcome in Serbia either.
(Bob, 25 November 2014 16:25)
Bob, do your homework!! I really can't believe your blaming Serbians for the expulsion of 250000 Serbs from Croatia..What a moronic statement.
(Waiter, 26 November 2014 00:30)
Linta's completely right and Kordic should still be behind bars.That sentence was far too short for the crimes he was accused and convicted of,unlike Vojisla Seselj who's not been convicted of anything as far as I'm aware!!
(Well said, 25 November 2014 15:22)
Nice speech, but it's too little, too late. For years Linta had kept quite about discrimination and racial abuse aimed at the indigenous Serbian population in Croatia, not to mention his in actions with regards to Croatias recognition of kosovo.
(So sad, too bad, 25 November 2014 15:14)
The Serbs did it to them selfs [link] by listening to war monger criminal mother hive fascist Belgrade Serbia lies and decietes. Just pawns of Serb fascist elite ethnic criminal engineering. The Croatian Serbs were supose to go to Kosovo. When the Albanians were ethnic cleansed by Serb fascist criminals alas not to be the best layed plans of mice and "men".
(Lenard, 26 November 2014 10:57)
"We were leaving our homes not because of Seselj but Tudjman, Gotovina, Markaca and the rest of the ustasa that wanted to finish off what their ancestors started in ww2.
(Daniel, 25 November 2014 17:07) "
If you check your facts, you got your marching orders from Slobodan not Franjo. Ustasha are from WW2 not 1990s. However, Serbs were acting as Chetniks in 1990s from media reports. But if you're following media from Russian and nationalist Serbian media at the time, it's all understandable what you think. You obviously don't think.
(Bob, 26 November 2014 20:45)
"Bob, do your homework!! I really can't believe your blaming Serbians for the expulsion of 250000 Serbs from Croatia..What a moronic statement.
(Waiter, 26 November 2014 00:30) "
What are you doing here Walter? Aren't you supposed to be saving Sarajevo?
Some Serbs were expelled from Croatia no doubt but most left between 91 and 95 not able to live under constant fire from both armies and the criminal elements and subsistence level living under Serb mafia.
(Bob, 26 November 2014 20:48)
"Kordić, Linta recalled, was this year was released from prison after serving two thirds of his sentence of 25 years, handed down by the Hague Tribunal for the war crimes he committed against Bosniak civilians."
It's a shame, it's all the same, people celebrating war criminals and other people with dirty hands as heroes, no matter if they are called Gotovina, Mladic, Karadzic, Seslj, Kordic, Plavsic, Oric or Haradinai.
(Comm. Parrisson, 25 November 2014 17:05)