[Jane_N]

'In our report, which is about 7,000 pages long, we come to the conclusion that Milosevic had no foreknowledge of the subsequent massacres,' he says in a radio programme, The Real Slobodan Milosevic, to be broadcast by BBC Five Live tonight. 'What we did find, however, was evidence to the contrary. Milosevic was very upset when he learnt about the massacres.'

[Hoplite]

And Slobo was so upset he did absolutely nothing about it.

Which, by virtue of command responsibility, makes him guilty of a crime.

Furthermore, Slobo's genocide charge in Bosnia is based upon the conduct of the war there starting in 1992 - he's guilty, he knows it, and that's exactly why he's kicking and screaming about having to mount a defence rather than continuing his legally moot posturing.