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> Mladic was not alone
> Justice in the Balkans must encompass not just war criminals, but their
> whole communities
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> Nerzuk Curak
> guardian.co.uk, Sunday 3 July 2011 20.45 BST
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> 'The moral consequences of the crimes committed in Bosnia and Herzegovina
> are such that, on an ethical and cultural level, they require accountability
> on the part of the community in whose name they were committed, along with
> verdicts against those who committed them in the name of that group. ... As
> things stand, the tribunal would be much more efficient if it were conceived
> as a court with a never-ending mandate, because its main purpose would be to
> try thousands of petty criminals, who would finally not be able to avoid
> justice. '
> http://www.guardian.co.uk/**commentisfree/2011/jul/03/**
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And what would you suggest? Concentration camps? mass executions? The
technology is in place, all needs be done is execution.
-- Victor Friedlander