[jmc1969]

Screw the world court, if they ever got there way there would be terrorists in GITMO being able to sue the US for billions.

[proud_yank]

Has the UN decided on what exactly 'genocide' is yet?

[processing please hold]

Ohhhh no, we're ALL going to prison. All 285 million of us.

[The_Reader_David]

So now the European cowards are going to try to sacrifice Christian Serbia as a whole to the Mohammedan Moloch?!

They should be thanking the Serbs and rearming them to finish the job, but I guess it will take beheadings in Paris, Berlin, London, and the Hague before they finally get it.

[highlander_UW]

Generals and politicians have been convicted of genocide, but the UN's highest court will consider Monday whether a country - in this case Serbia - can be guilty of humanity's worst crime.

Odd...when I read this I just expected the country to be Sudan...but then they'd have to hold muslims accountable in that case.

[indcons]

"World Court asked to decide if a country can be guilty of genocide"

They have no standing or jurisdiction to decide....in any case, if they do decide in the affirmative, let us start with mohammad/islam and work our way chronologically.

[Nathan Zachary]

Well, shouldn't the Serbs turn around and accuse all the muslims of attempted genocide during WW2, when The grand mufti Husainni led the all Muslim Nazi SS division to slaughter all the Serbs?

That aside, shouldn't there be actual PROOF of Genocide? I recall plenty of news clips showing muslim refugee are fleeing the country, and refugee tents being set up. That's not genocide.
Then Clinton bombed civilian Serbs in civilian convoys, towns and villages. THAT is attempted genocide...

[solitas]

Thirteen years after Bosnia filed the case with the International Court of Justice, its lawyers will lay out their lawsuit against Serbia and Montenegro - the successor state for the defunct Yugoslavia - charging it with a premeditated attempt to destroy Bosnia's Muslim population, in whole or part.

At the time: illegal and undesirable. Today: just illegal.

The court's rulings are binding, and a refusal to abide by them could be referred to the UN Security Council for action.

Giggle.

If 'ol Slobo manages to avoid a guilty verdict, maybe we can get Homeland Security to hire him? The fella certainly has demonstrated his motivation.

[marsh_of_mists]

Thanks for reminding me why I voted for Bush.

[MarMema]

The first genocide conviction came 50 years later, when a special UN court on Rwanda sentenced a former mayor, Jean-Paul Akayesu, to life imprisonment for complicity in the deaths of thousands of Tutsis.

Though while it was happening they would not use the word "genocide". A careful and deliberate omission. May God have mercy on them for looking the other way during that bloodbath, as children were hacked to death and local officials pleaded for assistance.

So the hypocrisy is complete and the demonization of the Serbian people continues.

[American in Israel]

Why do they not ask Palestine that question? After all there are no living Jews left there and it is even inside Israel!

[montyspython]

Only Johnny Cochran can push such a ridiculous precedence through like this....thank God he's dead.

[montyspython]

What about the Turks? They would need to pay restitution for centuries of genocide in the Balkans. Ask the Armenians and Greeks how friendly they were.