That saves the prosecution the embarrasment of an acquittal of another fitted up leader of bogus war crimes .
Yes comrade, the evil America/UN (delete as appropriate) is always wrong. Now let us go to the Peoples Tractor Factory No. 38.
Many news reports of the U.N. trial reported that sensational accusations were being decently refuted, making Milosevic a hero in his nation for standing up to lies. We'll probably never know the full truth, but the news media will paint this as a feel good story where they enjoy another's death because mere accusations today suffice for reality.
We never know the "full truth" behind anything. But convince us that Milosevic is (or was) not a monster.
Sure Milosevic was innocent , the West attacked Yugoslavia simply because that nation had a Socialist system . Milosevic would of been aquitted of all charges against him , so the court denied him medical treatment in Russia , they wanted him to die .
Chief UN war crimes prosecutor Carla del Ponte suggested that the former Yugoslav president may have committed suicide in order to avoid an expected guilty verdict and a life prison sentence. Milosevic's lawyer, however, reported that his client had written a letter to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov just a day before he died pleading for help and charging that his jailers were giving him harmful drugs in an attempt to silence him. According to Dutch public television, a blood sample taken from Milosevic last month showed traces of a powerful drug used to treat leprosy which can neutralize other drugs the former Yugoslav leader was taking for high blood pressure and heart disease. * * * It is also clear that the trial—universally promoted by Western governments and media as "the most important since Nuremberg"—had turned into a political embarrassment, producing no real proof of Milosevic’s direct responsibility for the terrible crimes carried out during the civil wars that erupted in Yugoslavia in the 1990s. It had threatened to become even more of a problem for those who organized it after Milosevic, at the end of February, asked the tribunal to issue a subpoena ordering former US President Bill Clinton to testify, apparently with the aim of showing that Washington itself was responsible for crimes against humanity in waging an illegal war against Yugoslavia and conducting a sustained bombing campaign against civilian targets. Not a hint of the central role played by US imperialism and other Western powers in the breakup of Yugoslavia and the resulting carnage is to be found in the media’s reaction to Milosevic's death. Instead, most of what has been written and stated on broadcast news consists in vilifying the former Yugoslav president as a latter-day Hitler and lamenting the fact that he will not get the punishment he deserves. http://www.asiantribune.com/show_article.php?id=3062
My condolences to the Milosevic clan: truly the last of the great 20th century innovators has died. Ha ha ha! That's funnier than Grandma.
In order to verify my allegations, I'm presenting you a simple example which you can find in the attachment. This document, which I received on March 7, shows that on January 12th (i.e. two months ago), an extremely strong drug was found in my blood, which is used, as they themselves say, for the treatment of tuberculosis and leprosy, although I never used any kind of antibiotic during this 5 years that I'm in their prison. http://www.slobodan-milosevic.org/news/sm030806.htm
In his opening statement, Milosevic alluded to some of the information he would introduce during his defense. “In 1998 when [Clinton envoy Richard] Holbrooke visited us in Belgrade, we told him the information we had at our disposal, that in Northern Albania the KLA is being aided by Osama bin Laden, that he was arming, training, and preparing the members of this terrorist organisation in Albania. However, they decided to cooperate with the KLA and indirectly, therefore, with bin Laden, although before that he had bombed the embassies in Kenya and Tanzania [and] had already declared war.” Milosevic concluded that “one day all this will have to come to light, these links.” That, however, is unlikely and more so now that Milosevic is dead. To be sure, there will never be indictments of these U.S. war criminals at the Hague: Bill Clinton, Madeline Albright, Jamie Rubin, William Cohen, Sandy Berger, Richard Holbrooke and Wesley Clark. For many of Serbia’s victims of U.S. war crimes, Milosevic’s trial was a “Hail Mary” pass, as awful of an historical irony as that is, aimed at someone recognizing their forgotten suffering. http://www.guerrillanews.com/articles/2163/Rest_Easy_Bill_Clinton_Milosevic_Can_t_Talk_Anymore
