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**trubreTab** · 07-30-2008, 05:28 AM

Karadic has already been pronounced guilty, although in my view it is no means certain that he personally ordered the civilian prisoners shot at Srebrenica. That order could have been down to local commanders or Mladic, the military commander.

Some media sources are accusing Karadic of being responsible for 200,000 dead. But that figure refers to the total number of dead in the Bosnian war, including Serbs. Most casualties were military.

His family says that the Dayton Peace accord guaranteed immunity for all Serb, Croat and Muslim war leaders, a promise which was later withdrawn. It certainly seems strange that Karadic was willing to sign up to Dayton if he knew it implied he would spend the rest of his life in a prison cell thousands of miles from home.

07-30-2008, 05:28 AM	#35
trubreTab Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 520 Senior Member	Karadic has already been pronounced guilty, although in my view it is no means certain that he personally ordered the civilian prisoners shot at Srebrenica. That order could have been down to local commanders or Mladic, the military commander. Some media sources are accusing Karadic of being responsible for 200,000 dead. But that figure refers to the total number of dead in the Bosnian war, including Serbs. Most casualties were military. His family says that the Dayton Peace accord guaranteed immunity for all Serb, Croat and Muslim war leaders, a promise which was later withdrawn. It certainly seems strange that Karadic was willing to sign up to Dayton if he knew it implied he would spend the rest of his life in a prison cell thousands of miles from home.
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