We have heard from lateral sources which usually attract little public attention that when the TV teams left a location, the dead, like Lazarus were back on their feet. Nobody was ever ready to examine the Serbian version that some dead fighters had been stripped of their uniforms and thrown into common graves, eyes gouged, throats sliced. Clinton and others repeat the leitmotif about genocide as a justification for war. Personally I don't doubt that the Serbs could have committed atrocities but it could have happened sporadically in vengeful reaction to what happened to them and not as official policy. The world hates Serbs as much as it hated the Jews up to now and is ready to accept any anti-Serbian propaganda.
Superficial reasons are good enough and weakness is a bigger magnet for hatred than crime.
That's why the politicians can exploit world public opinion so easily. The difference between crime and weakness is that, in the case of crime, we know why we go after the criminal and in the case of weakness we often have to make up pretexts. Crime inspires more fear than hatred while, in the case of weakness, unbridled self appointed 'justice' flies triumphantly on the wings of its own fairy tales.