Nato troops arrest Karadzic's son

BBC ^ | July 7, 2005 | BBC Staff

[Hoplite]

Ain't gonna happen, is it Jane.

I just can't help myself - I see a Serb partisan say something stupid, and I just have to take the easy shot - and your 'sins of the fathers' comment was just stupid, wasn't it?

[Jane_N]

lol....it wasn't my comment...time for you to invest in a pair of glasses maybe...your not the only one that enjoys a cheap/easy shot every now and than...


thanks in advance

[Hoplite]

A fine display of having the courage of your convictions, Jane.

You make it easier for me to understand why so many people (not governments) throughout the world dislike Americans

Go ahead and state that that's not your opinion either - you just mindlessly repeated it, having no capacity for independent thought.

I've always figured that anti-Americanism is rooted in ignorance, and you're not doing much to change my mind.

[mark502inf]

Jane, 1-The article clearly states that he was arrested because he "may have information vital to the goal of locating indicted war criminals or identifying their supporters". People who aid and abet fugitives from justice are also criminals and liable to arrest. That is true in most countries of the world; probably even in Sweden where you live.

2-As to this comment: You make it easier for me to understand why so many people (not governments) throughout the world dislike Americans.

It merely shows the ignorance upon which such dislike is often based. This was a NATO operation and NATO operates by consensus. That means your Baltic neighbors in Denmark & Norway were also part of the approval process along with every other NATO country from Canada & Iceland to Greece & Spain.

[Gavrilo]

They can't arrest someone because they "think he may have information..."

CRIMINALS