During the program the mosquito on Radio24 Mario Borghezio said "For me, Mladic is a patriot: the patriots are patriots, and I saw no evidence against him." Here is the answer MEP League's envoy to war Mediaset Mimmo Lombezzi. Borghezio said he had not seen evidence against Mladic. But I've seen his tracks during and after the war in Bosnia, and I would suggest the following Borghezio 'sensory experiences': 1) Borghezio could (I volunteer as a guide) a sniff of the 4,000 graves now dot the map Bosnia.
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Three French missing in Yemen
Three French humanitarian workers in Yemen have been missing since Saturday in the Hadramout (South East), told the person responsible for security services, saying they had probably been removed. A source contacted by Le Monde in Sanaa confirmed their disappearance. The official, who requested anonymity, added that the three men were reported missing in the afternoon when they were expected home at Seyoun in Hadramout, adding that "their cell phones were suddenly Off ".
Resigns Foundation seized the Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo
The sudden resignation of the attorney of the Foundation Mothers of the Plaza de Mayo, Sergio Schoklender, the two opposition MPs have called for a formal investigation for possible irregularities in handling public funds, has resulted in a sharp scandal in Argentina. The NGO, headed Hebe de Bonafini, issued a statement saying that there is no irregularity and Schoklender leaves the association to "pursue a personal project," version that keeps the subject.
When Mladic drank with the enemy before you kill him
"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.
Egypt: Mubarak and the two ministers sentenced to a fine of $ 90 million
Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his two former ministers were convicted Saturday by a Cairo court fined 90 million dollars (65 million). The three men were convicted of "harming the economy" by cutting national Internet and telephone during a popular revolt on 25 January which led to the downfall of President Mubarak on 11 February.
This amount is the estimated cost of the outage of the Internet for five days decided by the Egyptian government. According to a first estimate published on February 3 by the OECD, "the blocked services (telecommunications and the Internet) are about 3% to 4% of gross domestic product, or a loss of $ 18 million [13 million euros] per day.
This amount is the estimated cost of the outage of the Internet for five days decided by the Egyptian government. According to a first estimate published on February 3 by the OECD, "the blocked services (telecommunications and the Internet) are about 3% to 4% of gross domestic product, or a loss of $ 18 million [13 million euros] per day.
The general denies his involvement in the slaughter of Srebrenica
The Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic, who was captured in northern Serbia, says he has nothing to do with the slaughter of Srebrenica, which accuse him, in the words of her son Darko. Speaking to reporters in Belgrade, Mladic's son insisted that his father ordered the enclave bosniomusulmán disposed of in July 1995 the wounded, women and children, and then also the combatants.
"The only thing he says about Srebrenica is that (he) does not have to do with what was done there," said Darko Mladic after visiting her father in the cell of the special department for war crimes by the Court of Belgrade. The Serbian police arrested Ratko Mladic, 68, last Thursday in a village north of Belgrade, where it seems that lived in the house of a cousin for several years.
"The only thing he says about Srebrenica is that (he) does not have to do with what was done there," said Darko Mladic after visiting her father in the cell of the special department for war crimes by the Court of Belgrade. The Serbian police arrested Ratko Mladic, 68, last Thursday in a village north of Belgrade, where it seems that lived in the house of a cousin for several years.
France, resigns Deputy accused of sexual harassment
Another sex scandal sweeping France. After Dominique Strauss-Kahn, the president of the International Monetary Fund accused of harassment of a waitress, is the time of Georges Tron, Secretary of State for Public Administration, two women accused of harassment and sexual assault. Immediate consequences on the executive: Tron fact, as revealed by the website of the French weekly L'Express, has already submitted his resignation to Prime Minister Francois Fillon.
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