14 years ago Nato bombed Serbia to steal Kosovo from Serbia and to give it to criminals. It is important to know five things about the occupied province of Serbia: 1. Before the bombing of Serbia, Washington initiated a wild propaganda campaign claiming that Serbia was carrying out a campaign of massive genocide against the…
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Global Research (Montréal, Canada) published today a well researched, highly critical look at NATO crimes in Serbia. First Global Research explains how former Yugoslav President Slobodan Miloševiċ was assassinated by NATO: Milosevic wrote a letter one day before his death claiming he was being poisoned to death in jail. An autopsy verified his claim as…
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14 years ago, NATO bombed Serbia, killing people. Yes, killing people like you and me and our kids. The bombing caused damage to 25,000 houses and apartment buildings. Out of the 2,500 people that were killed by NATO, only 659 were soldiers. 6,000 civilians were injured, including 2,700 children. Thirty percent of those killed in…
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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty wrote: “There are few areas of the world in which pro- and anti-American sentiments exist side by side as they do in Serbia and Kosovo.” Read the whole article, and you’ll see that Radio Free Europe doesn’t provide any evidence (quotation, interview) of Serbian people “anti-American sentiments.” Why? Because Serbian people…
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Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, Serge Brammertz, said yesterday: The Hague still expects answers on how Mladic and Hadžic were able to evade justice for so long and whether government officials were involved. I’m saying: Serbia still expects answers on how NATO war criminals were able are still able…
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The newly elected Serbian President, Tomislav Nikolić , is no stranger to controversy and challenges. More than 2000 articles around the world insulted him (and Serbian people) before he has done something as president of Serbia. Well, don’t read these biased (and most of anti-Serb) articles. Watch Tomislav Nikolić ’s interview to RussiaToday (RT). Nikolić may not…
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