Talk:Ahmići massacre

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Less than an hour after the attack British troops appeared in Ahmići along with the whole BBC journalist crew. Without any research and looking straight to camera British commander Bryan Watters repeatedly accused Croats for the massacre. An ex British premiere Margaret Thatcher, known to sympathize Croats, canceled her meeting with Croatian war government planned 6 days after this event. Ahmići tragedy was often used in BBC program as an example of Croat - muslim "war" with the agenda of guilt equity between all three sides of the conflict. Bošnjačka televizija broadcasted an interview of a witness that said: "I heard the attackers using English language."
American intelligence magazine EIR (Executive intelligence review) has published an article, 22. September 1995. about the role of MI6 in Ahmići tragedy. The article was written by Umberto Pascali.
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appears to be attacking the neutrality of British Peakekeeping troops who discovered the massacre.
It also raises the opinion of EIR, hardly a neutral resource for Wikipedia.
I'd like to see that section edited, removed, and the EIR rubbish taken out  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 87.219.149.231 (talk) 22:34, 28 March 2012 (UTC)
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