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The Miloshevich-Saddam connection doesn't hold - for reasons too numerous to elaborate on here. I lived in Serbia for about 20 years. I never supported Miloshevich and I welcomed the news of his downfall. However, I strongly disagree with any theories equating him with that murderous maniac Hussein.

As for being a war criminal: after four years, his guilt had never been established. The prosecution had dozens upon dozens of "witnesses" and 100,000s of pages of "evidence" yet they couldn't prove any of the charges that had been brought against him. He should have been tried in Serbia. 1) The people of Serbia would've learnt the full extent of the damage he'd caused to the country 2) He would've lived to be sentenced.