“….whenever memory fades, it means that evil allows wounds to fester,” Pope Frances in St Peter’s Basilica / April 2015./ April 2015. was marked by the anniversaries of the Armenian/1/ and the Serbian genocide/2/. The first commemorated the centenary of deportations that culminated in the deaths of up to 1.5 million Armenian Christian citizens of the Ottoman Empire/1//3/. The second
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…And twelve tiny Serbian babies suffered the agonizing death- “in the hands” of the international community that was supposedly impartial and publically “philanthropic and humanitarian”… Their only sin was that they were born as ethnic Serbs!? So much for the “Western values” and UN impartiality…
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Every further comment of this Western supported barbarism is “worthless”… They cannot scare either us, or the Armed forces of NovoRussia- we already endured so much suffering!. After seeing this horrific video, is hard to believe that any fighter of Novo-Russian army would wish to capture any “Azov’ soldier” alive.
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I would like to inform you that according to the UN Resolution 37/194 from 1982, “Annex”, Principle 1 and 6 (attachment), it will not be possible to demand that Mr. Vojislav Seselj returns to the prison at this stage. Since he suffers from incurable disease, he is now legally just a MEDICAL PATIENT. He will most certainly not be in position ever to be returned to the ICTY prison. Therefore it is even illegal to try to exercise political pressure and to try to force Serbian government to arrange for an again illegal return of Mr. Seselj to the Hague prison.
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Statement by the respectable (retired) high ranking NATO intelligence officer Mr. Martin Packard cannot be ignored. Nobody can say “that is Russian propaganda”. This time very serious allegations are coming from experienced intelligence analyst, whose job was to identify all threats directed at NATO member states- this time he rightly identified “enemy threats” coming from Washington, NOT from Russia…
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EDITOR COMMENT: While Czechs are battling NATO occupiers with tomatoes and eggs, Serbian citizens demonstrated their dissatisfaction- with the newest (traitorously) IPAP agreement between NATO and Serbian regime- by leaving “suspicious packages” at the doorsteps of Serbian government institutions: Causing a panic among government officials, and the shutdown of the Belgrade downtown core…
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While these protestors that today took the streets of the Serbian capital Belgrade were very angry and loud, the majority of Serbian people are very silent. Probably too silent, and that eerie silence (for people that know well Serbian history and mentality) is the most scary part. After such “calm weather”, usually the “violent storm” would come. And something is obviously looming on the Serbian political horizon…
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Iceland has dropped its bid to join the European Union, the Foreign Ministry in Reykjavik says. The announcement follows pledges made by the country’s euro-skeptic government since winning the 2013 election. Gunnar Bragi Sveinsson, the Icelandic foreign minister, said in a statement that he had informed Latvia, the current EU president, and the European Commission that his center-right government had
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The author examines the Europe-Russia relationship in light of past US and EU foreign policy and the current Ukraine crisis. Will American exceptionalism and its Ukrainian failure engender the more classic European relationship with Russia? Can Europe move from a Batman comic-book to return to “Je t’aime — Moi non plus”: a genuine love-hate affair between Europe and Russia, with
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Two sides are required for a New Cold War — and there is no obvious need for an adversarial system in post-Soviet Europe Just for once, let us try this argument with an open mind, employing arithmetic and geography and going easy on the adjectives. Two great land powers face each other. One of these powers, Russia, has given up
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