The Srebrenica Massacre - Nova Srpska Politicka Misao

The Numbers Game
and George Soros‘ Open Society Foundation, had several times previously
been instrumental in providing timely support for the official line
when it was coming under question—for example, she was the source
of the “freezer truck” allegations which had it that the Serbs had disposed
of thousands of massacred Kosovo Albanians by removing them
to gravesites in Serbia in refrigerated trucks. 104
Even if authentic, the introduction of this video, by the ICTY prosecution,
but with the cooperation of the judges, without authentication,
notice to the defense, or relevance to the ongoing witness’
testimony, is compelling evidence of the political basis and corruption
of the Milosevic trial. And the extent to which the mainstream media
played this up, and allowed this presumed killing of six prisoners, to be
used to support the 8,000 execution narrative, is strong evidence of their
supportive role in this travesty of justice. 105
Concluding Note
In its August 2001 decision in the trial of the Bosnian Serb General
Radislav Krstic, the ICTY’s Judge Almiro Rodrigues announced to the
court that the “crime of genocide was committed in Srebrenica,” and on
this most grave charge, pronounced Krstic criminally responsible, given
his role as a commander in the Bosnian Serb Army’s Drina Corps. 106
Although the Krstic Judgment was recognized by astute critics to be a
radical re-definition of the concept of genocide, 107 this genocide-finding
was endorsed six years later by the International Court of Justice. 108
A number of Bosnian Serbs are now and soon will be serving lengthy
prison terms, some even life-sentences, following their Srebrenica-related
convictions at the ICTY.
The drumbeat of “8,000 men and boys” massacred at Srebrenica may
never have ceased, but independent researchers from many different
backgrounds and parts of the world have cast doubts on the evidence
put forward by the ICTY’s prosecutors, and accepted by its judges and
Western media. Much of that evidence was shaky and problematic from
the beginning, and its shakiness has become increasingly clear as time
has elapsed..
Those who look without prejudice at the available data on Srebrenica
will conclude that the orthodox version of what happened, and notably
the claim of 8,000 executions, is extremely hard to reconcile with the
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