Karadzic, another victim of NATO's The Hague Kangaroo Court
It is for this that Karadzic, at that moment president of the non-recognized Bosnian-Serb republic, a breakaway statelet from Bosnia,has been indicted. The name of the charge: “genocide!” As anyone with a modicum of intelligence can see, Karadzic should not be the only one indicted for genocide. His fellow-defendants should include the UN leadership responsible for creating an untenable safe haven at Srebrenica and not rushing to the aid of the small army unit protecting it; but also the Dutch commander Karremans who left the town in the lurch.
Just to put this into perspective, let us take a look at what the US and its NATO vassals did to Serbia in 1999. When Serb president Milosevic refused to let NATO and the US take over control of the Serb province of Kosovo, ignoring an ultimatum, a savage aerial bombing campaign lasting 78 days, was unleashed against Serbia. Causing damage valued at 100 billion dollars and killing some 6.000 Serb civilians, this bombing campaign destroyed the entire Serb economic and social infrastructure: factories, power plants, bridges, railways, hospitals, you name it, nothing was immune from NATO bombs, many equipped with depleted uranium (DU) tips. As a result of this, many areas in both Serbia and Kosovo were contaminated with depleted uranium dust, affecting the soil, the water, plant and animal life and humans. Thousands have died of weird and vicious forms of cancer, caused by DU. Many children were born with horrendous birth defects.
At this point, the ridiculousness and unlawfulness of the ICTY really become apparent, because those responsible for the horrors caused by the US and NATO bombing campaign CANNOT BE PROSECUTED by the ICTY.
In fact, those responsible ought to be in the dock of the ICTY as well, indicted with genocide. They would include former US president Bill Clinton, former NATO general secretary Javier Solana, foremer German chancellor Schröder and his sidekick Joschka Fischer, former British prime minister Tony Blair, former Dutch prime minister Wim Kok and many, many others.
Will Karadzic get an honest trial? You must be kidding!
Many observers believe the trial is going to take three years at least. If Karadzic manages to read the one million pages of the indictment within a year from now, and if he manages to put up a feisty and effective defence against the despicable cowards sitting on the other side of the table, disguised as judges, his life is in danger.
I bet you in that case he will one day be discovered dead in his cell. The medical experts will no doubt diagnose death from “natural causes,” discovering some debilitating disease he was suffering from. Since this might sound too much like the fate of two other high profile ICTY defendants (Slobodan Milosevic in 2006 and Milan Kovacevic in 1998), chances are Karadzic will be suicided in a more direct way, like Milan Babic in 2006 and Slavko Dokmanovic in 1998.
At any rate, it must be doubted Karadzic will ever leave his The Hague prison cell for good, other than on his back, feet first.
Radovan Karadzic has already been convicted and only a miracle will enable him to escape the fate the ICTY has in store for him.
Hans Vogel
