Bosnian Serbs to Probe Muslim Massacre

I dont know much about Srebrenica, but it seems to me the circumstances surrounding it and the Jenin "massacre" of 2001 are very similar. Remember that one? After a week of dozens of dead Israeli kids at the hands of Palestinian murderers, the IDF cracked down and went into Jenin. "A massacre!" crowed Reuters. "Murder!" trumpeted a French daily. Initial reports of 100s possibly 1000s killed by crazed IDF soldiers. Well the UN went in and found less than 100, most of whom resisted IDF attempts at arrest.

I guess the point Im trying to make is,(and I know Im going to get massively flamed for this staement) I wiil take all reports of wrongdoing against Muslims, or persecution against them, with a grain of salt. Especially when the Euros are taking the side of Arabs/muslims/followers of Allah. Is that bigoted? Maybe, but one only has to look at the Euro treatment of the Israel question. They are totally biased agaisnt the Israelis and purely in the corner of people who have no real claim for self autonomy, nor the responsibility to manage it. It is for that reason I want to see more details of the Srebrenica massacre before I will refer to it as such. Especially if the UN or Europe is involved.

How long will it be I wonder before the rump entity owns up to its killing fields, and rounds up its mass killers, and ships them to The Hague?

It can't.

To own up to the events surrounding the creation of the Republika Srpska would be to eviscerate any claims to its legitimacy as an entity.

Still, it is amusing to watch the amateur hour attempts of its defenders - such ignorance and duplicity aren't usually found outside grade school, at least in my experience.

After all is said and done, it's a free country - to include the right to run one's suck in violation of any implied social compact regarding honesty or intelligence.

It doesn't really bother me that FR is afflicted with the now defanged Balkan wolfpack - a good gumming from them every now and then merely gives weight to William Manchester's contention that you cannot recognise that which is good without having something base to compare it to, and so long as FR maintains the ability to self correct, as a community, it remains a healthy microcosm of America, where the good outweighs the bad, however vocal the bad may be.

With that said: nolite te bastardes carborundorum. "don't let the bastards get you down".

The Clintonistas use these mass graves to justify intervention into Serbia, Bosnia and Kosovo...

What mass graves? They were claimed to exist prior to invervention, but were never found. After years of digging, the only thing they've really been able to find is some of the soldiers and a handful of civilians killed in all the fighting (it WAS a war zone), and even if we pretend that each and every one of those is really a murder victim and not a combat casualty, there are nowhere near enough to even begin to satisfy the false claims made by the islamists and Clintonistas. It's just like Jenin, nothing but rabid islamist propaganda. Except here it served Clinton's agenda and so it was pushed by his leftist media buddies (as well as muslim and croat sympathizers) as truth, without any proof.

...in a similar way to Bush using mass graves to justify intervention in Iraq.

There ARE mass graves in Iraq, which the media never discusses. But they do still talk about Clinton's mass graves even though they don't exist. Go figure.

Since one can't be wrong if the other is right, it looks like BOTH these interventions were well-justified.

Don't believe CNN and think again. If you can believe they lie now, it should be easy to believe they lied back when Clinton was co-president. Back then, just as now, they pushed the great rapist's agenda. "History" while Clinton was co-president was mostly a PR-inspired lie.

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