BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! A few points:
1. I am NOT a diaspora Serb (WTH that means). I am an AMERICAN. PERIOD.
My opinions are not only based on first-hand research (gee I guess the busloads of purple-people-eaters special police in their ridiculous purple BDUs that I saw assembling on the back streets of Belgrade to protect Slobos inauguration in 97 from the people of Belgrade were just a figment of my imagination, eh), but also on the experiences of immediate family members who lived, and STILL LIVE in Belgrade, most of whom recognized Slobo for what he was FROM THE VERY BEGINNING. One immediate family member, one of the orginal liberators of Belgrade in 1945 resigned his party membership after some 40+ years when Slobo was elected head of the Socialist Party (the renamed commies). That relative spent HIS ENTIRE LIFE building a peaceful Yugoslavia, and though we had our disagreements philosphically over the years I respected him for that. He knew that Slobo had opened the Pandoras box in 1989, and would have part to do with it.
If you are Serb (ie citizen of Serbia) AND still a Slobo apologist you can only fit into one fo three categories (take your pick):
1. Complete and utter MORON and historical ignoramus;
2. A past member of Slobos criminal elite which profited from the war while the people starved and were bombed;
3. A supreme traitor to the Serbian nation
Since I do not know you well enough, I wont hazard a guess, so you will just have to tell us which is the category you most identify with......
All three is wrong......Slobo was not angel and he was part of the Mafia (Black Hand)...supported by court records and a court case in 2002, that Black Hand exists event today....but, what I wrote is exactly correct. You need to go back and research deeper.....
Milosevic didn't bomb them - NATO did. And I haven't seen any pictures of people starving in Serbia - the starving was Serbs captive in Croat and Muslim camps and grain silos, Muslim/Croat prisons in Sarajevo, Srebrenica, Capljina, Sisak, etc.
Electricity and other utilities were so cheap they were practically free during Milosevic's rule - it was only after he was overthrown that they started jacking up and up the prices on food and utilities.
Show me pictures of starving people in the 1990's Serbia - I always see plenty of fat Balkan people all over the Balkans - especially once they get over 30-35, and especially the women.