The Srebrenica Massacre - Nova Srpska Politicka Misao

Preface
Trans. (Belgrade: Hriš anska misao, 2nd. Ed., 2010), p. 93. In this same volume,
Ivanisevic documents his number in “The Book of the Dead Serbs of Srebrenica
and Birac Region, 1992-1995” (pp. 95-169), where he lists by name and by birth
and death dates the 3,287 Serb victims in this region and time span.
10 See, e.g., “We the Peoples”: The role of the United Nations in the 21st Century (The
Millennium Report), UN Secretary-General (United Nations, 2000), esp. Ch. 4,
“Freedom from Fear,” pp. 42-53, ; The Responsibility to Protect, Report of the International
Commission on Intervention and State Sovereignty (International Development
Research Center, 2001), p. vii, p. 1., p. 2, p. 11, p. 66, ;
A More Secure World: Our Shared Responsibility, Report of the Highlevel
Panel on Threats, Challenges and Change (United Nations 2004), para. 199
- 203, ; In larger freedom: towards development,
security, and human rights for all (A/59/2005), Report of the Secretary-General
(United Nations, 2005), para. 122 - 139, ;
and 2005 World Summit Outcome (A/RES/60/1), UN General Assembly, September
15, 2006, para. 138 - 140, .
11 For but one illustration of this kind of personalized, politically-motivated attack,
with its characteristic lack of resort to evidence, that greets any challenge to the
orthodox point of view that we contest here, we point to a letter by 25 signatories
submitted to The Guardian newspaper in December 2005, protesting the
paper’s “correction” of a misleading report of an interview with Noam Chomsky
that The Guardian later retracted: See Marko Attila Hoare et al., “Protest to The
Guardian Over ‘Correction’ to Noam Chomsky Interview,” as posted to Balkan
Insight No. 15 (Balkan Investigative Reporting Network), December 8, 2005,
; see also Marko Attila Hoare,
“The Guardian, Noam Chomsky, and the Milosevic Lobby,” as posted to the
website of The Henry Jackson Society, February 4, 2006, .
The Hoare letter was in turn answered by James Bisset et al., “In response to: Protest
to the Guardian Over ‘Correction’ to Noam Chomsky Interview,” Balkan Investigative
Reporting Network, no date, .
12 “European Parliament resolution of 15 January 2009 on Srebrenica” (P6_TA-
PROV(2009)0028), EurLex, January 15, 2009, para. 2, para. B, emphasis added,
. This resolution
not only asserts, based on no known evidence, that “more than” 8,000
men and boys were slaughtered at Srebrenica, it even claims “the rape of a large
number of women” (para. D), something that even the standard mainstream accounts
of the July 1995 events have not put forward. Politicization has made it possible
to say anything about the massacre as long as this enlarges its scope of evil.
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