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Hillary Convinced Bill to Bomb Serbia
Truth In Media ^ | June 11, 2003 | Bob Djurdjevic

Posted on 06/19/2003 9:30:09 AM PDT by uplandgame

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To: Hoplite
Command responsibility has been established, and had you bothered to familiarize yourself with the indictment and the actual charges, you wouldn't be making such ignorant statements, duckln.

The indictment charges Milosevic with 'genocide', 'ethnic cleansing' on a scale comparable to Hitler. That makes it completly FALSE ! Not one of the 'tribunal' 130+ prosecution 'witnesses' has even come close to making the case.

You surly must know that command resposibility has not been established. To say it has, is wishfull thinking on your part, because it has not. It's ignorant on your part to prejudge the ' trial' while it is still in the 'prosecution'stage.

The only place Milosevic is going to walk will be in the exercise yard
Under guard, he is walking everyday for the last 1 1/2 years. Hitler and you are getting your revenge on the Serbs, that's where it is now. You may have power but not the truth, and truth always wins out.

81 posted on 06/22/2003 12:09:12 PM PDT by duckln
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To: Hoplite
So what do you want?

An end to the specious defences of Milosevic and his actions - you've pretty much conceded the point on the command responsibility issue, DEI.

This is not about Milosevic and I think you know that. The trial will define 'what' history was and is in the balkans. The 'Kriegsschuldfrage' will be answered accordingly to the outcome of the trial. And the outcome of the trial was already determined long ago at the Pentagon, the White House, the State Departement, you name it.

Perhaps we can move on to other things, like figuring out how to rebuild the Serbian economy and integrating it into Europe.

That would be nice for a change, and as there's no end of opportunities for rancorous disagreement when it comes to economics, we could maintain our usual relationship while arguing about how to construct a better future rather than apportioning blame for a disasterous past.

Hoplite, it is my strong believe that there can't be economic, political progress and prosperity for Serbia as long as the occupation continues and the Serbs west of the Drina are denied their right to self-determination and their right to join Serbia for a new and democratic Serbian Federation. First things first. As long as you oppose this goal, for whatever reason, we will be in fundamental disagreement.

82 posted on 06/22/2003 12:46:09 PM PDT by DestroyEraseImprove
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To: DestroyEraseImprove
So we can't seperate 1990's Serbia from Milosevic any more than we can Stalin from Russia or any number of other despots from their countries - it is what it is, DEI. Serbia followed Milosevic's policies, and it was Serbs who were acting as the sharp end of Milosevic's stick in the neighborhood.

So yes, Serbia is going to go down in the history books as the bete noire of the Balkans in the 1990's - but that outcome was determined by the Serbs themselves in places like Vukovar, Srebrenica, and Racak - not in the Pentagon.

It's time for you to accept some responsibility for what Milosevic did in your name, DEI.

As to the Serbs outside of Serbia, they made their choices, and have forfeited the chance to attempt the same for at least a generation. If they still feel like joining Serbia is in their best interst in 50 years or so, and they can convince the countries they live in that it is in their best interest to go, then there is a chance they may succeed.

But I will tell you this, DEI, any attempts to change international borders through use of force will result in more of the same of what happened in the 1990's. It didn't work this time around, and it won't work in the future.

83 posted on 06/23/2003 9:35:52 AM PDT by Hoplite
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To: duckln
What about Milosevic's statement in regards to secretly supporting Serbian forces in Croatia and Bosnia do you not understand?

Find someone else's time to waste.

84 posted on 06/23/2003 9:39:14 AM PDT by Hoplite
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To: Hoplite
Serbia followed Milosevic's policies, and it was Serbs who were acting as the sharp end of Milosevic's stick in the neighborhood.

So yes, Serbia is going to go down in the history books as the bete noire of the Balkans in the 1990's - but that outcome was determined by the Serbs themselves in places like Vukovar, Srebrenica, and Racak - not in the Pentagon.

The outcome was predetermined by the 'great powers' and there will be a lot of 'revisionist' history. Unfortunately for you, I guess, but there will allways be people seeking the truth and not the Hague's version of history.

As to the Serbs outside of Serbia, they made their choices, and have forfeited the chance to attempt the same for at least a generation. If they still feel like joining Serbia is in their best interst in 50 years or so, and they can convince the countries they live in that it is in their best interest to go, then there is a chance they may succeed.

But I will tell you this, DEI, any attempts to change international borders through use of force will result in more of the same of what happened in the 1990's. It didn't work this time around, and it won't work in the future.

You miss the big picture here and I assume you do so intentionally. The first attempt to change international borders through use of force was made by the violent secession of Croatia and Bosnia, assisted by outside recognition (aggression through recognition). Only after this, the Serbs proclaimed their own secession from these illegal statelets and I repeat, they did so in response. Why do you say the Serbs should try to insist on their right to self-determination 50 years later on? What will change in 50 years? Why wasn't it possible for Croatia and Bosnia to let the Serbs go, in the same way it was possible for Yugoslavia to let Slovenia and Macedonia go? So the Serbs can exercise their right to self-determination in 50 years, why couldn't they have done that at the begining of the 1990's? That would have prevented a lot off bloodshed. But hell no, Germany and the US didn't like it? Why should the Serbs convince anyone to grant them their rights they have fought and died for, for decades and centuries? Should they ask the Neo-Ustasa's in Zagreb and the Islamofascists in Sarajevo for permission? My a$$!

But I will tell you this, DEI, any attempts to change international borders through use of force will result in more of the same of what happened in the 1990's. It didn't work this time around, and it won't work in the future.

It did work for the Ustasas and Islamofascists and this is the hypocrisy and the doublestandard I will never accept, no matter what your history books will tell.

85 posted on 06/23/2003 10:22:51 AM PDT by DestroyEraseImprove
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To: Hoplite
www.slobodan-milosevic.org – June 19, 2003 Lilic explained that Milosevic’s reaction to Srebrenica was that of shock and extreme anger when he heard what had happened there. Lilic said that it was obvious that there was no possibility that Milosevic could have had anything at all to do with Srebrenica, or any other wartime event in Bosnia and Croatia.

The above is from one of your 'prosecution' witnesses at the Hague! The trial you wanted and now can't defend.

In all due respect, the trial is showing overwelmingly that Milosevic is not guilty of anything except being one of the most exceptional leader of the century. Live with it.

86 posted on 06/23/2003 10:27:17 AM PDT by duckln
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To: Hoplite
Kindly explain why any American should care less about the deaths of 5000 rebels fighting for Greater Albania, a cause which doesn't even remotely coincide with any American intersts.
87 posted on 06/25/2003 3:45:47 PM PDT by Seselj
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To: Seselj
A question based upon a false premise from an individual named after a clown.

Thanks, but I think I'll pass.

88 posted on 06/29/2003 1:36:35 PM PDT by Hoplite
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To: Hoplite; Destro
Hoplite

Witness "K6" at the Milosevic Hearings made it very clear that the KLA leadership (Thaci, Selim, Mustafa, et. al) carried out a widespread campaign of murdering Albanians.

Witness 'K6' is/was a KLA member who described in detail numerous KLA killing expeditions against Albanians.

The KLA killed Albanians

89 posted on 07/12/2003 10:01:33 PM PDT by ehoxha
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To: Hoplite
still defending the KLA ?
90 posted on 07/14/2003 3:51:18 PM PDT by ehoxha
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To: Hoplite; Destro; kosta50
still waiting for your comments on witness K6
91 posted on 07/18/2003 8:25:32 PM PDT by ehoxha
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To: uplandgame; Ravnagora

15yr later ping on a day I will never forget! March 24, 1999....NATO along with the Klintons start a 78 day immoral and illegal war on Serbia


92 posted on 03/24/2014 9:54:38 AM PDT by MadelineZapeezda (Remember, this is an administration which will not profile terrorists, but profile patriots? /Newt)
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To: MadelineZapeezda

Original link not working


93 posted on 03/24/2014 10:03:11 AM PDT by MadelineZapeezda (Remember, this is an administration which will not profile terrorists, but profile patriots? /Newt)
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To: Ravnagora

Can you please ping your list, thanks A


94 posted on 03/24/2014 10:05:19 AM PDT by MadelineZapeezda (Remember, this is an administration which will not profile terrorists, but profile patriots? /Newt)
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