Srebrenica
Hvad kan man snart sige, som ikke er sagt 1.000.000 gange før?
Udover at konstatere, at forbavsende mange synes, at det er cool nok, at Ratko Mladic endnu ikke er blevet stillet til ansvar, for det var jo muzzer, der tog billetten?
Foruden endnu en gang spørge FN, om ikke man synes, at nogen i systemet burde stilles til ansvar for, at et såkaldt FN garanteret Safe Haven var alt andet end?
Fra BBCs oven for linkede tidslinje:
11 July 1995: The Serb forces did not withdraw, but at 0900 Colonel Karremans received word from Sarajevo that his request for close air support had been submitted on the wrong form. At 1030, the re-submitted request reached General Janvier, but Nato planes had to return to base in Italy to refuel after being airborne since 0600.
By midday, more than 20,000 refugees – mostly women, children and the infirm – fled to the main Dutch base at Potocari.
At 1430, two Dutch F-16 fighters dropped two bombs on Serb positions surrounding Srebrenica. The Serbs responded with a threat to kill their Dutch hostages and shell refugees, causing the suspension of further strikes.
The Bosnian Serb commander Ratko Mladic entered Srebrenica two hours later, accompanied by Serb camera crews. In the evening, General Mladic summoned Colonel Karremans to a meeting at which he delivered an ultimatum that the Muslims must hand over their weapons to guarantee their lives.
Europa burde flage på halv på søndag i skam.
July 10th, 2010 11:30
Mladic er et afskyeligt svin, og man kan for det første beklage at der ingen iver er for at pågribe ham, og for det andet begræde at dødsstraffen ikke kan finde anvendelse i en eventuel fremtidig sag imod misfosteret. At nogen mener han ikke skal retsforfølges siger meget om disse “nogen” og deres egentlige sympatier.
July 12th, 2010 23:22
Dertil er ikke meget andet end at sige Amen!