Bondsteel: sinister footprint of the American empire. One of America’s biggest occupation bases in the strategically important Balkans. This in addition to hundreds of bases ringing the world, and turning Italy into a virtual aircraft carrier in the Mediterranean. When it comes to America’s thirst for global hegemony excess is never enough.
More than 20 years after the Srebrenica massacre, Bosnian Serb General Ratko Mladić was found guilty of war crimes by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia this past November.
Along with Mladić, the ICTY convicted the other so-called "Butcher of Bosnia", the Bosnian Serb and former Republika Sprska leader Radovan Karadžić in 2016. Meanwhile, it fully exonerated the Bosnian Muslim army commander Naser Orić of similar charges which outraged the people of Serbia. Yet, it was the same court that posthumously exonerated former Serbian President Slobodan Milošević in 2016. If you weren't aware of the latter, it's because it was not widely reported in Western media. Milošević is still generally viewed to be the central villain of the entire conflict even though the charges against him didn't hold up, but not until a decade after he died of heart failure while on trial in the Hague.
The ICTY in its ruling stated "there was no sufficient evidence presented in this case to find that Slobodan Milošević agreed with the common plan to create territories ethnically cleansed of non-Serbs." The ICTY, established in violation of the UN charter, is itself viewed to be an arm of NATO and biased against the Serbs but even it seems to have determined that any alleged war crimes and ethnic cleansing by the Bosnian Serbs was strictly a Karadžić-Mladić affair and not part of a chain of command leading to Milošević.
Milosevic on trial. Dragged before a NATO-dominated court which the US itself has declared will not recognise if any American is ever indicted for war crimes. The very definition of unequal justice.
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Notes to the videos:
First video embedded following
"In fact, the entire foreign policy of the west toward Yugoslavia facilitated the very problems it used military intervention to 'solve.' is: Exclusive: U.S. Policy on Bosnia Arms Trafficking. This is a clip, or a selection of clips from Sarajevo Ricochet which is a one hour documentary originally in Norwegian. The original (with Norwegian comments) can be found in six clips on this channel, along with the other Norwegian production, which is the second video in the article, Srebrenica: A Town Betrayed, uploaded in seven parts. To understand the content in Norwegian, one can follow the auto-translation of the transcription.
Second video: Srebrenica: A Town Betrayed (Documentary) SOTT article with video link.
Third video: The full YouTube title of the documentary Stolen Kosovo is Serbia - Stolen Kosovo [Multisubs] Czech documentary by Václav Dvořák
Fourth video: See also the article on SOTT: Documentary: Зaшto? (Why?) - Revisiting NATO atrocities in Yugoslavia (Mar 2014)
Fifth video: Michael Parenti - To Kill A Nation
Sixth video: The Weight of Chains: US/NATO Destruction of Yugoslavia (Documentary) (2010 SOTT.net article). Note to the above, there is also The Weight of Chains 2 | Težina lanaca 2
Seventh video: Yugoslavia: The Avoidable War (documentary)