Mc Kenzie (UN-General) behauptet, kein Genozid in Srebrenica

[Legija]

Lächerlicher geht es nicht oder Legija?Wieso gibst du nicht gleich milosevic.com als Quelle an?
Über 5000 der 8000 Opfer wurden inzwischen gefunden,das muss man sich mal vorstellen.
8000 unbewaffnete Menschen werden einfach von den Cetniks erschossen.
Übrigens laufen dutzende Verfahren gegen die Mörder und es sind schon Urteile ausgesprochen wurden.Also was willst du uns mit deinen pseudo Quellen noch mitteilen Legija?

nein am besten deutsche quellen angeben die nur darauf gewartet haben den schwarzen peter den die deutschen seit dem 2.wk tragen einfach mal an ein anderes volk abzugeben :rolleyes:

und auserdem wurden soldaten umgebracht zwar nie und nimmer soviele aber wieviel es auch waren es waren soldaten die wehrlose frauen und kinder umgebracht haben auf bestialsche art und weise aber das ist ja egal es hat sich ja um serbische frauen und kinder gehandelt X(

wir serben sind und bleiben ein stolzes volk daran kann die anti serben propaganda auch nichts ändern we give a fuck auf den westen und seine meinung und auf die araber und türken sowieso also

DONT MESS WITH SERBS :2faces: :2faces:

[Legija]

Lächerlicher geht es nicht oder Legija?Wieso gibst du nicht gleich milosevic.com als Quelle an?
Über 5000 der 8000 Opfer wurden inzwischen gefunden,das muss man sich mal vorstellen.
8000 unbewaffnete Menschen werden einfach von den Cetniks erschossen.
Übrigens laufen dutzende Verfahren gegen die Mörder und es sind schon Urteile ausgesprochen wurden.Also was willst du uns mit deinen pseudo Quellen noch mitteilen Legija?

hier ne ander quelle du ungläubiger :2faces:


The real story behind Srebrenica

By LEWIS MacKENZIE

This week marked the 10th anniversary of the United Nations' second greatestfailure since its creation in 1945 -- the genocide in Rwanda being theundisputed No. 1. With much fanfare, the ceremonies focused on the massacreof "up to" 8,000 Bosnian men and boys by General Ratko Mladic's Bosnian Serbarmy in Srebrenica in July of 1995.

In the vast majority of recent media reports, the background andresponsibilities for the disaster in Srebrenica were absent. Preferred wasthe simple explanation: a black and white event in which the Serbs weresolely to blame.

As someone who played a modest role in some of the events preceding themassacre, perhaps a little background will provide some context. In early1993, after my release from the Canadian Forces, I was asked to appearbefore a number of U.S. congressional committees dealing with Bosnia. A fewmonths earlier, my successor in the UN Protection Force, General PhilippeMorillon, had --against the advice of his UN masters -- bullied his way intoSrebrenica accompanied by a tiny contingent of Canadian soldiers and toldits citizens they were now under the protection of the UN. The folks at theUN in New York were furious with Gen. Morillon but, with the media on hisside, they were forced to introduce the "safe haven" concept for six areasof Bosnia, including Srebrenica.

Wondering what this concept would mean, one U.S. senator asked me how manytroops it would take to defend the safe havens. "Somewhere in the neighbourhood of 135,000 troops," I replied. It had to be that large because of the Serb artillery's range. The new UN commander on the ground in Bosnia, Belgian General Francis Briquemont, said he agreed with my assessment but was prepared to try to defend the areas with 65,000 additional troops. The secretary-general of the day, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, went to the Security Council and recommended 27,500 additional troops. The Security Council approved a force of 12,000 and, six months later, fewer than 2,000 additional soldiers had been added to UNPROFOR for the safe-haven tasks.

Then the Security Council changed the wording of the safe-haven resolution from "the UN will defend the safe havens" to "by their presence will the UN deter attacks on the safe havens." In other words, a tiny, token, lightly armed UN contingent would be placed as sacrificial lambs in Srebrenica to "deter" the Bosnian Serb army.

It didn't take long for the Bosnian Muslims to realize that the UN was in no position to live up to its promise to "protect" Srebrenica. With some help from outsiders, they began to infiltrate thousands of fighters and weapons into the safe haven. As the Bosnian Muslim fighters became better equipped and trained, they started to venture outside Srebrenica, burning Serb villages and killing their occupants before quickly withdrawing to the security provided by the UN's safe haven. These attacks reached a crescendo in 1994 and carried on into early 1995 after the Canadian infantry company that had been there for a year was replaced by a larger Dutch contingent.

The Bosnian Serbs might have had the heaviest weapons, but the Bosnian Muslims matched them in infantry skills that were much in demand in the rugged terrain around Srebrenica. As the snow cleared in the spring of 1995, it became obvious to Nasar Oric, the man who led the Bosnian Muslim fighters, that the Bosnian Serb army was going to attack Srebrenica to stop him from attacking Serb villages. So he and a large number of his fighters slipped out of town. Srebrenica was left undefended with the strategic thought that, if the Serbs attacked an undefended town, surely that would cause NATO and the UN to agree that NATO air strikes against the Serbs were justified. And so the Bosnian Serb army strolled into Srebrenica without opposition.

What happened next is only debatable in scale. The Bosnian Muslim men and older boys were singled out and the elderly, women and children were moved out or pushed in the direction of Tuzla and safety. It's a distasteful point, but it has to be said that, if you're committing genocide, you don't let the women go since they are key to perpetuating the very group you are trying to eliminate. Many of the men and boys were executed and buried in mass graves.

Evidence given at The Hague war crimes tribunal casts serious doubt on the figure of "up to" 8,000 Bosnian Muslims massacred. That figure includes "up to" 5,000 who have been classified as missing. More than 2,000 bodies have been recovered in and around Srebrenica, and they include victims of the three years of intense fighting in the area. The math just doesn't support the scale of 8,000 killed.

Nasar Oric, the Bosnian Muslim military leader in Srebrenica, is currently on trial in The Hague for war crimes committed during his "defence" of the town. Evidence to date suggests that he was responsible for killing as many Serb civilians outside Srebrenica as the Bosnian Serb army was for massacring Bosnian Muslims inside the town.

Two wrongs never made a right, but those moments in history that shame us all because of our indifference should not be viewed in isolation without the context that created them.


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Retired major-general Lewis MacKenzie was the first commander of UN peacekeeping forces in Sarajevo.

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Alle damaligen Offiziere sagen das Selbe und die USA und die UN verweigern die Reports und Unterlagen dem ITCY, was schon Alles sagt.

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Mc Kenzie (UN-General) behauptet, kein Genozid in Srebrenica
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Der Kanadische UN-General, der die UN in Bosnien damals befehligte sagte gestern exklusiv Blic aus, daß in Srebrenica kein Genozid an den Bosnischen Moslems verübt worden ist ! Er berichtet im Gegenteil von grossen Massakern an Serben in der Gegend um Srebrenica
Er war dabei und konnte sich ein gutes Bild davon machen !


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leider nur auf serbisch der link

nach General Michael Rose jetzt der zweite General der mit der Wahrheit rausrückt,da kann man sehen wie das deutsche Volk von seinen politikern angelogen wird "das zweite ausschwitz" von Scharping und konsorten

Dann mal auf Deutsch


Die wahren Hintergründe von Srebrenica
von Lewis MacKenzie, Kanada*

Die Woche des 14. Juli 2005 war gekennzeichnet vom 10. Jahrestag des zweitgröss*ten Versagens der Vereinten Nationen seit ihrer Gründung im Jahre 1945 – der Genozid in Ruanda stellt unbestritten Nummer 1 dar. Mit viel Trara konzentrierte sich die Aufmerksamkeit auf das Massaker von «bis zu 8000 bosnischen Männern und Knaben» durch General Ratko Mladics bosnisch-serbische Armee im Juli 1995.

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