Gość: sasha
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14.02.03, 18:12
There were ethnic cleansing at all sides, so that at one moment
there were in Yugoslavia more about 700000 refugees. More than
200000 people were expelled only in few days in August 1995 from
Croatia.
We still do not know exactly what happened with prisoners from
Srebrenica, who has ordered ands executed the massacre.
According to some reports the foreign secret services were well
involved in all that happened there, and the flaws cited in the
report od Holland government might have not been completely
accidental. Many people believe that it is highly unprobable
that Mladic, who were distributing chocolades to children in
Srebrnica, had at the same time orderd the execusion of thier
fathers.
What happened in Sarajevo during the war, how many Serbs were
killed there has not been established so far. What we know is
that few of them stayed there.
More than 300000 have been expelled from Kosovo in June 1999.
Just a couple of hundreds could return to their homes four years
after the conflict. Thousends of Serbs live there practically in
house arrest, Serbian enclaves are just like concentration
capms, or even worse because for their killings the most often
nobody is made resposible. The children must go to school
followed by KFOR sldiers. And for these perpetuated crimes
nobody is responsible.
The justice must be equal for all, otherwise it is not justice
but despotism.
Sasha, Belgrade.
