Tribunal probes U.S. aid to Croatia

The Washington Times ^ | December 6, 2002 | Jeffrey T. Kuhner

[Voronin]

The Balkans war-crimes tribunal is investigating the United States for its assistance to military operations conducted by Croatia against rebel Serbian forces, The Washington Times has learned.

Adm. Davor Domazet, chief of Croatia's military intelligence during the country's four-year war against secessionist Serbian guerrillas, was recently questioned in Zagreb by two investigators from the International War Crimes Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia and a representative of the prosecutor's office at The Hague.

[Voronin]

Can of worms anybody?

[Voronin]

Will the ICTY cut off its nose despite its face?
Under ICTY 'rules' the US is responsible for war crimes (even if it happend under the x.42 administration), but the US provides most of the funding for the ICTY.
Then we have seen the ICTY dismissing the bombing of Belgrade TV centre with the loss of 17 lives as a crime.
Then we see that Yugoslavia is persisting with its legal case against NATO for damages which Yugoslavia has to drop if it is to be able to join the Partnersh*tForPeace programme, regardles of co-operation with the ICTY.

X.42 has left W. a sticky mess to clear up, though I'm sure that the gap between the rhetoric of international law on human rights and actions will be glossed over by the ever compliant Media. Looking forward to the future amazing feats doublespeak that the Humanitarian bombers and their Media suporters will use to twist through this thorny problem. Cr*pola. 'Nuff said.

VRN

[Voronin]

More on Davor Domazet:

Mysterious Flier "Spearheads" Storm

VRN

[FireWall]

All I have to say is: WOW!!!!

Slobo better clean up his cell, he might be getting a new room mate from Arkansas.

[Tailgunner Joe]

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