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**goolen4you** · 04-11-2012, 09:28 PM

The worse thing is that 99% of the Serbian war criminals (who gang raped women and girls (even babies), bayoneted pregnant women and threw babies at walls, slaughtered men and boys, shot everyone they could see moving inside Muslim towns using scoped rifles etc) have apparently simply gotten away with it, at least as far as the law is concerned.

Those who have been punished are only a handful out of many.

Because of this whenever I see a Serbian man aged around 40-70 now I cannot help wondering - "are you one of them or did you stay at home?"

NOTE: I strongly advise sisters not to read it, even though they perhaps should so they do shukr with increased vehemence for every minute, nay, every nanosecond they are alive, well and protected by the Most High.

I also strongly advise brothers not read the following if they are disturbed easily.

Read,

http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Q...q=rape&f=false

last para on page 85.

Another book for further reading:

Review of the Sexual Violence Elements of the Judgments of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and the Special Court for Sierra Leone in the Light of Security Council Resolution 1820

This article does contain some details but it is not for the faint hearted:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/itn/articl...191237,00.html

Finally, there are exceprts from the judgment in the following link and in other pages on this very resourceful website:

http://srebrenica-genocide.blogspot....y-letting.html

This quote is from the above link:

"[W]e saw two Serb soldiers, one of them was standing guard and the other one was lying on the girl, with his pants off. And we saw a girl lying on the ground, on some kind of mattress. There was blood on the mattress, even she was covered with blood. She had bruises on her legs. There was even blood coming down her legs. She was in total shock. She went totally crazy.”

This particular quote reminds me of one incident I read when researching the judgment, unfortunately I cannot locate the precise part, but it described how sexual violence was intrinsically linked to the psychological subjugation of the Muslims. The example given was of witness testimony which described a pregnant woman and her child being beaten (the child was a toddler). The woman was resisting rape and so the soldiers shot the child in front of her. This sent the woman into shock and trauma and therefore, there was no resistance, one after the other the Serbs violated her, and then ripped open her womb with the blade and stamped on the foetus in front of the mother. She was left to bleed.

This is my final post on this thread because, in all honesty it took me a long time to get the imagery out of my head. And now its come back.

Wasalam.

04-11-2012, 09:28 PM	#13
goolen4you Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 447 Senior Member	The worse thing is that 99% of the Serbian war criminals (who gang raped women and girls (even babies), bayoneted pregnant women and threw babies at walls, slaughtered men and boys, shot everyone they could see moving inside Muslim towns using scoped rifles etc) have apparently simply gotten away with it, at least as far as the law is concerned. Those who have been punished are only a handful out of many. Because of this whenever I see a Serbian man aged around 40-70 now I cannot help wondering - "are you one of them or did you stay at home?" NOTE: I strongly advise sisters not to read it, even though they perhaps should so they do shukr with increased vehemence for every minute, nay, every nanosecond they are alive, well and protected by the Most High. I also strongly advise brothers not read the following if they are disturbed easily. Read, http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=Q...q=rape&f=false last para on page 85. Another book for further reading: Review of the Sexual Violence Elements of the Judgments of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, and the Special Court for Sierra Leone in the Light of Security Council Resolution 1820 This article does contain some details but it is not for the faint hearted: http://www.guardian.co.uk/itn/articl...191237,00.html Finally, there are exceprts from the judgment in the following link and in other pages on this very resourceful website: http://srebrenica-genocide.blogspot....y-letting.html This quote is from the above link: "[W]e saw two Serb soldiers, one of them was standing guard and the other one was lying on the girl, with his pants off. And we saw a girl lying on the ground, on some kind of mattress. There was blood on the mattress, even she was covered with blood. She had bruises on her legs. There was even blood coming down her legs. She was in total shock. She went totally crazy.” This particular quote reminds me of one incident I read when researching the judgment, unfortunately I cannot locate the precise part, but it described how sexual violence was intrinsically linked to the psychological subjugation of the Muslims. The example given was of witness testimony which described a pregnant woman and her child being beaten (the child was a toddler). The woman was resisting rape and so the soldiers shot the child in front of her. This sent the woman into shock and trauma and therefore, there was no resistance, one after the other the Serbs violated her, and then ripped open her womb with the blade and stamped on the foetus in front of the mother. She was left to bleed. This is my final post on this thread because, in all honesty it took me a long time to get the imagery out of my head. And now its come back. Wasalam.
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