3 minutes agoDaciq gives a detail for Milosevic's “assassination” in The Hague
Periskopi(9 years ago)
(9 years ago)Socialist Party of Serbia Chairman and former close associate of Slobodan Milosevic, Ivica Dacic, claims his former party chief, criminal Slobodan Milosevic, has not had natural death in The Hague, but has been poisoned with drugs, and says he will suggest that family lawyers [...]
The former Serbian leader lost the election on September 24th 2000 when the Democratic Opposition of Serbia, which was a broad alliance of democratic political parties in Serbia, and 17 years after these elections, the leader of the SPS says DOS (Democratic Opposition of Serbia) did not kneel to him and that Milosevic was killed on March 11th 2006 in The Hague and will testify to that.
Dacic insists that Milosevic had not lost his votes at the time.
It is important to say that he had not lost the elections because Kostunica had more than 50 per cent, but after carrying out 5 October the election commission under pressure has cancelled the elections in Kosovo. Kostunica thus received a little over 50 per cent. They simply did not want or worry about the second round”.
He said it is now clear that Serbia has not been attacked because of Slobodan Miloevici, and that it turned out the entire fame about him was fraud.
“I think it is now clear that despite the mistakes it has made, Milosevic was not the reason why they attacked Serbia, because we have the same issues and pressures today. But then there was such an opinion that only needs to leave Milosevic and everything will be wonderful. It proved to be a big fraud, lost opportunity for Serbia's progress and the disappointing expectations of hundreds of thousands of people who believed in it”, the current head of SPS, once also Serbia's foreign minister, has said.
The Serbian top diplomat further points out that “the extradition of Milosevic to The Hague on St. Vitus's Day would be recorded in Serbia's history, and that his judgment was, in fact, the judgment of the entire Serbian nation”.
The “is a great tragedy that a country's president was extradited to The Hague tribunal, and this is for Vidovdan. It will remain recorded in our history. It is not a tragedy that has fallen, it may be helpful, but his trial was a trial of Serbia and the Serbian people. And they could not punish him. This is the most important thing. That's why they killed him with the wrong drugs, for which there is evidence “, Dacic said.
Asked whether justice could be sought before international institutions, as he already claims there is evidence that Milosevic was killed, his successor at the party's helm says:
It's too late now, but maybe we should... But not the government, but Miloevici legal representative. I've talked about it many times, but I'll ask lawyers to see what can be done.
