Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: ‘Yugoslav Tribunal’ in hands of organized crime

The following is from an editorial by Werner Pirker in the German
daily newspaper, Junge Welt, Nov. 30, translated by John Catalinotto.
Pirker writes about the NATO-created Tribunal on the former
Yugoslavia, which persecuted President Slobodan Milosevic and other
Serb leaders following its creation.
 
The United Nations Security Council’s unlawfully appointed tribunal
for war crimes in the former Yugoslavia — only the U.N. General
Assembly should have called it into being — is brazenly flaunting its
criminal character. Two weeks ago the Croatian general, Ante Gotovina,
who was convicted of war crimes in 2005 and sentenced to 18 years in
prison, was acquitted in a second trial. Now the former KLA (“Kosovo
Liberation Army”) commander and former Kosovo prime minister, Ramush
Haradinaj, whose first trial in 2008 had already ended in an
acquittal, left the Hague, Netherlands, as a free man.
 
Even The Hague judges could not dispute that the KLA committed crimes
— not only against Serbs and other non-Albanian Kosovars, but also
against pro-Yugoslav Albanians who opposed the insurgents’
ethnocentric terror regime.
 
The court’s opinion, however, was that there was no evidence proving
the guilt of Haradinaj and two of his co-defendants. Had the
defendants been Serbs, then the Tribunal would have brought the
charges under the guarantee of applying the principle — that it had
itself invented — that there was a “joint criminal enterprise” (JCE).
 
In the case of Croatian massacre generals and that of the KLA
commander of Western Kosovo known as “the Butcher,” no assumption was
made that the defendant was per se a member of a collective group of
murderers. According to the logic of The Hague Tribunal, since they
are not Serbs, they therefore could not have been involved in a plan
that ranged from ethnic cleansing to genocide.
 
Gotovina was the supreme commander of “Operation Lightning,” which was
involved with massive ethnic cleansing to allow for the integration of
the hitherto predominantly Serb-inhabited Krajina province into the
Croatian federation.
 
Haradinaj was one of the most brutal enforcers of the full
Albanianisation of the southern Serbian province. The alleged ethnic
cleansing of Kosovar Albanians by the Serbs and the threat of genocide
were pretexts for the bombing campaign against Yugoslavia in 1999. In
reality, the Kosovo residents were fleeing the NATO bombing. After the
destruction was completed, the ethnic cleansing began — with the goal
of a pure Albanian Kosovo.
 
The judges of The Hague not only are aware of the crimes committed by
the KLA, they also know why they lack of evidence about it. And they
said that openly in the justification of their findings. Since
everyone who made statements in his first trial that incriminated
Haradinaj attracted the murderous arm of the KLA, there were no longer
witnesses who would dare to speak out against the organized gang of
criminals who were now wielding state power. The Hague Tribunal has
apparently subordinated itself to the Mafia’s conception of justice.
http://www.workers.org/2012/12/07/yugoslav-tribunal-in-hands-of-organized-crime/
 

 The following is from an editorial by Werner Pirker in the German
 
Bombacci, nei forum nazi che tu frequenti, si racconta ancora la
favola della invasione di Sicilia organizzata dalla mafia alleata con
gli Americani contro Mussolini, campione di legalità ?

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Io l'ho letta molto simile sul Manifesto, molti anni fa.
Ma non parlavano molto di Mussolini (ripensandoci però la logica è quella)
 
 
-- 
“Those who expect to reap the blessings of  freedom, must, like men,
undergo the  fatigues of supporting it.”  - North Idaho 21st Batallion of
Light Foot

 Ma non parlavano molto di Mussolini
 
neanche di legalita', trattandosi del manifesto.