they talked of atrocity. Not the atrocities they witnessed. The atrocities they committed.
…had placed the reticule of a telescopic rifle sight on civilian women and pulled the trigger. They had shot indiscriminately into occupied houses and burned villages. They hinted at darker secrets, such as mass rape.
The mainstream media was and is very quiet about this and prefers instead to hype claims against Serbs.
They said the Serbs were fighting due to old WWII fears, when instead it was an on the ground reality, absolute horror as Serbian village after village was obliterated and the men and women taken to prisons and camps to be tortured – survivors often crippled, disabled and bearing scars (unlike these big Muslim fish story tellers who don’t have a scratch on them).
The Croats (and Muslims) were the “junkyard dogs” of NATO countries, and therefore were aided and abetted in ethnically cleansing, torturing and killing Serbs. The mainstream media as a tool was controlled to keep people from learning the truth and instead used to keep demonizing Serbs relentlessly.
This is a picture of the Canadians cleaning up dead Serbs after the Medak Pocket massacre (1993) in Croatia:
The sordid tale of Ceku
Agim Ceku, the Albanian Kosovar chief, began his military career as an officer in the former federal Yugoslavian Army (JNA). When the Yugoslav break-up occurred in 1991, Ceku quickly and conveniently switched his loyalty to the Croatian side. As a colonel in the Croatian army, Ceku commanded the notorious 1993 operation now known as the Medak Pocket (some pictures are posted).
It was here that Second Battalion Princess Patricia´s Canadian Light Infantry witnessed first hand the vulgar savagery of which Ceku and Croats were capable. Over 200 Serbian inhabitants of the Medak Pocket were slaughtered in a grotesque manner (female rape victims were found after being burned alive). Canadian troops were traumatized but buried the grisly remains.
In 1995, Ceku, now a general of artillery, was still at large. In fact, he was the officer responsible for shelling the Serbian refugee columns and for targeting the UN "safe" city of Knin during the Croatian offensive known as Operation Storm.
Just a few months after the Storm atrocities, Louise Arbour began making a name for herself as the chief prosecutor for The Hague tribunal. Despite the Canadian connection to these alleged crimes, Arbour and her lawyers chose instead to pursue more "politically prominent" individuals and seemingly little was done to bring Ceku to justice.