Stanislav Galic is currently being tried for the 1994 shelling, and I fully expect he'll try to blame it on rogue elements in his command or some other previously used "Serb in the Hague" defence, as the Sarajevo Romanija Corps of the VRS is as good for the 1994 shelling as they are for the 1995 shelling, regardless of Col Demurenko's astonishment at an indiscriminately mortar shell passing between two tall buildings and other's disbelief that it functioned as designed.
And by the way, you both forgot the "the victims had ice in their ears because they were pulled from the morgue and placed in the market", which is my favorite "Radovanism" on the subject, so you might add that to your list of objections.
And the reference was from Louis Sell, not Michael Sells, though he might as well be labelled rabidly anti-Serb just to get it over with and out of the way, right?
Hoplite, as usual you resort to citing ICTY indictments to support your point. But every honest person will admit that ICTY is grossly biased against Serbs. On Sarajevo in particular, ICTY is deliberately ignoring the widely acknowledged fact that several (although I admit certainly not all) of the sniping and bombing incidents were Muslim provocations and blames them all on Galic and other Serbs instead of indicting Izetbegovic, Delic and other Muslims who ordered and carried out these calculated murders of their own civilians for an obvious political gain. ICTY indictments are politically motivated and have less factual and moral value than toilet paper.
You continue to evade the issue that an array of respected neutral international figures openly acknowledge that sniping and shelling provocations was a routine Bosnian Muslim tactic. I am not talking about Demurenko. I am talking talking about Boutros Ghali, Mitterrand, General Rose etc.
That's quite pathetic even for you Hoplite. That's why you remanin an
amateur historian. You just can't cut it with anything that doesn't jive with officially sanctioned propaganda. Peddle on dear boy, peddle on.
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