The demonstrable indifference of the collective West’s moral authorities to the humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza gives the lie to their moralistic posturing and tells us all that we need to know about the sincerity of their simulated concern over Srebrenica. With nauseating regularity, in July of every year, that feigned concern manifests itself on the…
The Hague Tribunal’s last, shameful hurrah
A degrading tale of cowardice and self-abasement has been rippling through the collective West media ever since it was made public officially that former Bosnian Serb military commander, General Radislav Krstić, had filed for early release by the Residual Mechanism, the body that was set up to finish the business of the Hague Tribunal. He…
Collective West’s concocted genocide narratives collectively bite the dust
With mind boggling audacity – insolence would perhaps be a more suitable word – the nations which have systematically practiced the extermination of other nations and cultures, and which even gave their odious practice its universally recognised name – genocide – are now in the forefront of accusing others, consisting mainly of their historical victims,…
Interview with the founder of Srebrenica Historical Project
The Balkan Conflicts Research Team is a collective of researchers and commentators who have collaborated, over more than 25 years in most cases, to try to find out the truth of what happened in Srebrenica in the late summer of 1995. The content of this video reflects the work of more than 30 individuals from…
Edward S. Herman: Srebrenica: The Star Witness. Review of Germinal Chivikov’s book. Devastating Indictment of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
A review of Germinal Chivikov’s book Srebrenica: The Star Witness (orig. Srebrenica: Der Kronzeuge, 2009, transl. by John Laughland) – “a devastating indictment of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY).” The book shows that the Tribunal “does not behave according to the traditions of the rule of law”–it is a political rather…
Laurie Mayer: Presiding Judge at Mladic Appeal says he deserves a retrial
We recomment to our readers this remarkable analytical synthesis of Judge Prisca Nyambe’s separate and dissenting opinion in the trial of General Ratko Mladić, the commander of Serbian forces in Bosnia during the conflict from 1992 – 1995. Mladić was accused before the Hague Tribunal of committing a number of heinous crimes, including genocide. In the…
Phoney “tribunals” perpetuate historical fictions
Reading “The Politics of Genocide” [2010] by Edward S. Herman and David Peterson one can easily assimilate their critique of the brazen misapplication of the term “genocide” to events in Bosnia (Srebrenica) and Kosovo, especially if the reader was familiar with those issues and the modus operandi of the Hague Tribunal, the place where the…
Prof. Milenko Kreća’s view of the Genocide convention and its applicability in the Bosnia v. Serbia ICJ litigation
Dr. Milenko Kreća is professor of international law at the University of Belgrade and was a judge on the International Court of Justice panel which considered Bosnia and Herzegovina’s application to ICJ to find Serbia guilty of genocide for certain events which took place on its territory during the conflict in the 1990s. Kreća’s separate and…
Christopher Black: JOINT CRIMINAL ENTERPRISE, WHY EVERYTHING YOU WERE TOLD ABOUT SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC AND THE SERBS IS WRONG: A Review. (Srebrenica Historical Project, 2021)
Canadian criminal law attorney Christopher Black, besides being an experienced legal practitioner who has handled cases in international ad hoc tribunals both at the Hague and in Rwanda, maintains a keen interest in the circumstances which brought about the bloody dismemberment of Yugoslavia. Srebrenica is a key component of those complex historical events. The text…
Judge Prisca Matimba faces a new Srebrenica challenge
We will soon be lucky enough to learn the answer to one of the few remaining mysteries of the Yugoslav Tribunal at the Hague. At this point it is entirely irrelevant how you choose to call it, ICTY or The Mechanism (the latter being the official, sinister-sounding name of its final incarnation). The issue concerns…