The article in question mentions the extra-judicial killing of 2500 people.
I have seen enough of massacre-denying in previous Balkan threads to know where this is going. Perhaps you actually believe no that murders were committed or perhaps you don't care that the "wrong" people were killed. I don't want to keep company with people who fall into either of those camps. Good day.
I'm sorry, but war involves death. Many people were killed, and I do feel terrible about that. The only war I approve of is one to defend your family and country. If you'd like my opinion on the Yugoslav civil war, it's this:
I wish it never happened. We are now all economically struggling nations searching desperately for some kind of an identity. Now it's all segmented....Bosnian Serbs, Serb-Croats, etc... We still live in each others' lands so what was the problem? We did much better as a whole, and I still consider Bosnians and Croats to be my brothers and sisters (even though the majority of them don't feel the same about me). I was born a Christian Yugoslav, not a Serbian. Our govt. back then was a mess (and still is) and hidden agendas played into it, but I believe had we stuck together instead of pointing fingers at each other, we would have eventually solved our differences and wouldn't be in this current mess. I'm only 28, and still trying to educate myself on politics (and when I'm 60, probably still will)...I know there's more to it, there always is. But sometimes simplifying matters makes things clearer, and I feel this is one of those times. We were brothers, and should have stayed that way.
The masacre deniers are those who neglect the thousands of Serbs killed brutally by Muslims and Croats in the civil war.
One of those deniers is you...