A War Criminal’s Arrest

Finally, another Balcanic monster falls down, unceremoniously, beaten down by his excessive life as a sort of a Serbian playboy – dancing a moronic sort of a quasi limb-movement called kolo, making home-made moonshine, and razing cities and torturing innocent civilians in-between so that the guy and his entourage could drive away the boredom, otherwise known down there as work, a proud product of Titoist-Stalinist partisan school of heroic resistance to the endless enemies of the now, thankfully, dead and buried Yugoslavia, like an ordinary dog, frail, and, I bet, a little less happy now. Oh, thou heroic son of ´proud´ Balcanic ¨warriors´-they still celebrate some sort of a military catastrophy that happened to them in, lo and behold, the 11th century – who´s gonna help you now, ha ? This has been a really catastrophic year for the human genetic waste, read- butchers, tyrants, rapists, and , in general, nutcases ! Who´s next on the slab, tavarish Asad and his cohorts, some African Idi-Aminesque caricature of a human? I know it is far from over, time to keep on placing bets ! Divine justice, that´s what it is !

‘Blowback: The Costs and Consequences of American Empire’

When the US government is held accountable for it’s terrorism, I will rejoice. But for now, I just shake my head in disgust and disappointment at the country I was born in, have lived in my whole life. When I was growing up, I was taught in school, on television, books and conversation, that the “evil” people of the world all came from other countries, that America was the country that helped anyone in need. In hindsight, I see times I questioned this throughout my life. Once 9/11 happened, I took a close look at what my government did and still does in my name, I went through the stages of losing a loved one. I mourned, got angry at the very people who were responsible for 9/11 and they were from America and Americans. I do not think the USA will ever be able to held up to the beacon of light it once was in my heart. The shame is, because Americans are the last ones to know just how hypocritical and uncaring the US government acts in their names, its too late…the rest of the civilized world has already seen and felt the wrath of the USA’s imperialist neo-liberalism, tainted by conservative Christianity (religion), greed, terrorism, lies and deceit, just how most other countries were presented to Americans by the very people who were the terrorists. In closing, I am strongly say I am glad I am closer to the end of my life than the beginning, I do not want to be here when the “blowback”(1) like 9/11 happens again. Who can blame the rest of the world for what they do…..no one.

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1a. ‘Blowback: The Costs and Consequences of American Empire’ by Chalmers Johnson

Publisher: Holt Paperbacks (January 4, 2004), Second addition

Amazon.com: “If the 20th century was the American century, the 21st century may be a time of reckoning for the United States. Chalmers Johnson, an authority on Japan and its economy, offers a troubling prognosis of what’s to come. Blowback–the title refers to a CIA neologism describing the unintended consequences of American activity–is a call for the United States to rethink its position in the world. “The evidence is building up that in the decade following the end of the Cold War, the United States largely abandoned a reliance on diplomacy, economic aid, international law, and multilateral institutions in carrying out its foreign policies and resorted much of the time to bluster, military force, and financial manipulation,” writes Johnson. “The world is not a safer place as a result.” Individual chapters focus on Okinawa (where American servicemen were accused of raping a 12-year-old girl in “Asia’s last colony”), the two Koreas, China, and Japan. The result is a liberal-leaning (and Asia-centric) call for the United States to disengage from many of its global commitments. Critics will call Johnson an isolationist, but friends (perhaps admirers of Patrick Buchanan’s A Republic, Not an Empire) will say he simply speaks good sense. All will agree he is an earnest voice: “I believe our very hubris ensures our undoing.” –John J. Miller

1b. Blowback – May 1996, by Mary Anne Weaver “The CIA poured billions into a jihad against Soviet-occupied Afghanistan, creating a militant Islamist Abraham Lincoln Brigade believed to have been involved in bombings from Islamabad to New York. Is Bosnia next?”

1c. Blowback by Chalmers Johnson “The suicidal assassins of September 11, 2001, did not “attack America,” as our political leaders and the news media like to maintain; they attacked American foreign policy. Employing the strategy of the weak, they killed innocent bystanders who then became enemies only because they had already become victims.” ,…, “Blowback” is a CIA term first used in March 1954 in a recently declassified report on the 1953 operation to overthrow the government of Mohammed Mossadegh in Iran. It is a metaphor for the unintended consequences of the US government’s international activities that have been kept secret from the American people. ” This article appeared in the October 15, 2001 edition of The Nation.

Stephen Brown is drawing the correct conclusion with the limited knowledge of the facts of Srebrenica that he has. Having not done any rigorous primary research on the subject matter himself apparently, it comes at no surprise that he just lazily restates the common 'CNN/BBC narrative' of Srebrenica. The narrative of gap-tooth, half-drunk Serbian thugs murdering unarmed, innocent Bosnian Muslims makes for a good story for a Hollywood movie. Unfortunately, though, reality is a bit more complex. Few things to consider:
1) Hundreds to thousands of Serbian civilians were massacred from heavily armed muslim forces in Srebrenica.
2) Clinton and Izetbegovic needed an excuse to start bombing; plenty of evidence suggests that a fake or real massacre was needed to justify NATO intervention
3) Muslim forces just give up Srebrenica and elite soldiers flee, leaving rank and file soldiers and Muslim civilians to fend for themselves. Nearest
4) Serbian army enters Srebrenica without having to fire a shot (because Muslim soldiers had already left)

In 1999 US/NATO took the side of the KLA Muslim terrorist organization and waged ruthless war on Christian Serb innocents.

Alija Izetbegovic stated in the ISLAMIC DECLARATION that:
- “there can be neither peace nor coexistence between the Islamic faith and non-Islamic social and political institutions”; http://www.balkanpeace.org/cib/bos/bosi/bosi01.ht…

NATO BOMBING — RETURN TO BARBARISM
For National Post, May 31, 1999.

For 69 days the democratic countries of the West have been systematically smashing to pieces a modern European state… The air strikes have degenerated into a war of annihilation against the Serbian people.

Even before the bombing, its economy had collapsed as a result of economic sanctions. …

It was a country that presented no threat either to its neighbors or to European security. Prior to the NATO air attack it was balancing on the edge of survival.

Despite this, our NATO leaders — without consulting their parliaments or their people — have chosen to bomb Yugoslavia into submission.

NATO has judged Serbian people to be collectively guilty of daring to defy an ultimatum, which no sovereign nation could have accepted.

The civilized world is now standing by witnessing the destruction of a country and annihilation of its people.

NATO is using the most dreadful weapons of modern warfare: cluster bombs and cruise missiles. Many of the weapons being used contain depleted uranium, which will spread deadly radioactive dust throughout the region, contaminating for generations water, soil and crops.

NATO’s unprovoked attack is a blatant violation of every precept of international law.

To their everlasting shame, our NATO leaders have chosen war over peace in Kosovo. They have abandoned diplomacy in favor of bloodshed. .. They have smashed the framework of world security. They have guaranteed that we will start the new century as we did this one, with killing and carnage. They have left us with a terrible legacy. With six months to go before the millennium, they have taken us back to barbarism. http://www.deltax.net/bissett/a-bombing.htm

Cruel global jihad is waged against the world’s non-Muslim innocents – Western ruling elites help and empower Muslim jihadist supremacists in their goal of world conquest.

Please excuse me, the link I gave is no longer good. Here is another link:

The Centre for Peace in the Balkans
The "ideals" of Izetbegovic are clearly stated in his book The Islamic Declaration in which he wrote: "There can be neither peace nor coexistence between the Islamic faith and non-Islamic social and political institutions," and

"The Islamic movement must and can take over political power as soon as it is morally and numerically so strong that it can not only destroy the existing non-Islamic power, but build up a new Islamic one."

…However, the duplicity and chicanery does not end there. Why is Izetbegovic, the supreme Muslim commander, not accountable for war crimes committed by the notorious 7th Muslim Brigade? It is extremely disturbing that Izetbegovic has avoided the scrutiny and judgement of The Hague Tribunal as supreme commander of the Bosnian Muslim army which committed many war crimes in Sarajevo, Kozani, Konjic, Grabovica, Uzdol, Miletici, Dusina, and other places. http://www.balkanpeace.org/index.php?index=/conte…

I agree totally with Linda Revera and Mark. I am ashamed as a Jew that the ethnic Serbs were betrayed in this way. Serbian Christians were the ones who fought on the side of the partisans against the Nazis in WWII, and who saved many Jews from the Nazis, who were happy to enlist the help of Muslims so cruel the Nazis themselves were sickened by their cruelty. I am appalled, Stephen Brown, that you should write this article for a Jewish magazine. Well done those who mentioned how the United States was complicit with NATO and other countries in bolstering the Muslims of Kosovo, where Jihadis from all over Europe and the Middle East are free to train for and plan atrocities on Christians and Jews, while these vile hypocrites denied the ethnic Serbs the chance to defend themselves.

I too would like to know how many Kosovo Albanian war criminals have been brought to trial.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1438…

The Srebrenica events had a number of features that made it possible to claim 8,000 "men and boys" executed. One was the confusion and uncertainty about the fate of the fleeing Bosnian Muslim forces, some reaching Tuzla safely, some killed in the fighting, and some captured. The 8,000 figure was first provided by the Red Cross, based on their crude estimate that the BSA had captured 3,000 men and that 5,000 were reported "missing." [35] It is well established that thousands of those "missing" had reached Tuzla or were killed in the fighting, [36] but in an amazing transformation displaying the eagerness to find the Bosnian Serbs evil and the Muslims victims, the "reaching safety/killed-in-action" basis of being missing was ignored and the missing were taken as executed! This misleading conclusion was helped along by the Red Cross's reference to the 5,000 as having "simply disappeared," and its failure to correct this politically biased usage and claim despite its own recognition that "several thousand" refugees had reached Central Bosnia. [37]

I have always donated to the Simon Wiesenthal Centre, but from now on they will never receive a penny from me. They persist in colluding with the Albanian Kosovans, in underwriting their myths both in terms of assisting Jews during the war, and completely revising what the Albanians did both in terms of war crimes against the Serbs, and criminal activities during the Balkan war and since.
Jews Still Falling for the Same Tired 90s Balkan Tricks: This Time, Simon Wiesenthal Center.
Posted by Julia Gorin http://www.juliagorin.com/wordpress/?p=2636

FORMER NATO OFFICER APOLOGIZES TO SERBIA
Posted by Julia Gorin http://www.juliagorin.com/wordpress/?p=2622

At Pajamas Media, Ben Cohen, has an article about this arrest also. There are some good comments on the article. Ben Cohen censored my three comments! I was sad to see that some of the commenters slandered the Serbs by claiming that most Serbs are anti-semetic.

A few facts: it was the Serbs who began with attrocities in the proces of breaking up Yugoslavia, even though other nations were to blame. The first massacre occured already around Easter day 1991 in Plitvice, Croatia – Serbian paramilitary forces butchered a busload of Croatian cadets.

It was the Serbs who started their siege of Sarajevo before the Muslims had time to perpetrate any attrocities. Perhaps it is good that you know these things before any of you start giving lectures about the wrong people being bombed. Had the Serbs not been afraid of western intervention they would have bombed independent Slovenia to smithereens regardless of victims and the process of Yugoslavia's desintegration would have stopped. Or they would have razed Croatia to the Ground or even Bosnia. Remember, they had the entire ex-Yu military arsenal at their disposal, and Yugoslavia was one big military depot, while the west denied the newly independent countries the right to arm legally. So I am very happy they did bomb the Serbs and am only sad they hadn't done it much sooner.__And another thing: Srebrenica is by no account the largest massacre in post-WW2 Europe. This happens to be Slovenia, where about (conservative estimates) 100.000 people, mostly anti-communist armies, were killed and thrown in carstic pits, anti-tank shelters and big bomb craters in 1945 and 1946.