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  1. 04-15-2011, 22:31 #1
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    Default Re: International Court...slow, but on the right track?

    And what about the one who help Gotovina and the Croats?
    The nones who trained. rearmed and facilitated the offensive in destroying all Serbian Air Defence and Communication Centers, who enforced Deny Fly against the Serbian Air Force (4 Galebs shot down the day before by two F-16) but allowed Croatians to heliport troops and the Croatian Air Force to strike against civilians?
    What about the fact that Knin was, as Sebrenica, the UN Protected (safe) Area?
    I don't know why suddenly the Court decided that Gotovina was guilty. He is. But as much as Oric and others war criminals.
    And probably less that the Kosova KLA commanders, in term of abomination...
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    Default Re: International Court...slow, but on the right track?

    It's critical for the court to prosecute croatians, bosnians and albanians in addition to the serbs.

    Not just because of the crimes committed, but because by doing so, we might finally get rid of that intolerable non-stop bitching and whining coming from Serbia.

    I don't support war. I don't support nuclear strikes. But my resistance to nuking Serbia diminishes everytime I hear one of them bitch and whine about "the international community". I'm starting to believe that elevated levels of nationalist whining should justify nuclear strikes....
    Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
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    Default Re: International Court...slow, but on the right track?

    Quote Originally Posted by HoreTore View Post
    Not just because of the crimes committed, but because by doing so, we might finally get rid of that intolerable non-stop bitching and whining coming from Serbia.
    So it's working. Good to know, good to know...
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    Default Re: International Court...slow, but on the right track?

    Excellent tribunal, good to see these people convicted. Ideally, one would hope a tribunal, or at least a truth and reconcilliation committe, can be organised by and held within the country itself. But that is only possible after a change of regime, after an ideological shift. This is not at all the case in Croatia, which is run by the very perpetrators. Justice shall have to be the product of international pressure and international courts then.
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    Default Re: International Court...slow, but on the right track?

    Quote Originally Posted by Sarmatian View Post
    So it's working. Good to know, good to know...
    At this point, it's like watching a rerun of paradise hotel that never ends.
    Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
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