"Rat", the war, Mladic has always had not only in name (Ratko), but also in the blood. A "vocation" that sinks its roots in the ravines of Balkan history. His father died in 1945, attacking the village of Ante Pavelic, the "leader" who led the Croatian Ustasha genocide of Serbs during the Second World War.
E "Ratko" was the most bloodthirsty member of a caste of general-avengers who led the ethnic cleansing of Croats and Muslims as a massive "retaliation" for what the Serbs had suffered half a century earlier. Compared to general-speakers of UN peacekeepers, who in the ritual of the "Briefing" starched camouflage transmitted in the computer security of electronic warfare, the generals knew Serbian barracks and "rakja" drunk on the front lines with their troops.
E "Ratko" was the most bloodthirsty member of a caste of general-avengers who led the ethnic cleansing of Croats and Muslims as a massive "retaliation" for what the Serbs had suffered half a century earlier. Compared to general-speakers of UN peacekeepers, who in the ritual of the "Briefing" starched camouflage transmitted in the computer security of electronic warfare, the generals knew Serbian barracks and "rakja" drunk on the front lines with their troops.
