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By August 2002 Milosevic had turned the tables on the kangaroo court, presenting a steady stream of well-documented information that exposed the CIA/mafia partition of Yugoslavia. The media suddenly quit covering the trial. In March 2006, a healthy Slobodan Milosevic suddenly died in his Hague prison cell.
Source – hendersonlefthook.wordpress.com
– “…By August 2002 Milosevic had turned the tables on the kangaroo court, presenting a steady stream of well-documented information that exposed the CIA/mafia partition of Yugoslavia. The media suddenly quit covering the trial. In March 2006, a healthy Slobodan Milosevic suddenly died in his Hague prison cell”:
Did NATO’s Kangaroo Court Poison Milosevic? – By Dean Henderson
(Excerpted from Chapter 15: Yugoslavia Bad, Greater Albania Good: Big Oil & Their Bankers…)
The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) was created at the behest of the US and received its funding and direction from its NATO sponsors. [665]
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“Did NATO’s Kangaroo Court Poison Milosevic?”
Highly likely! It wouldn’t be the first time, would be my bet. Look at the usual way they get rid of the opposition; by some sort of ‘lethal’ means. So, it would stand to reason that they would not change the script. Many have died, mysteriously who held information that would not be beneficial to ever get exposed to the light of day.
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When I was still in Seattle, I learned about Bill Clinton’s war on Yugoslavia first hand from Serbian refugees suffering from PTSD from the brutal way they were treated by Croatian Nazis. This is where I learned to totally distrust all the propaganda coming out of the Clinton administration and the mainstream media demonizing Serbs. It was all fabricated. The Serbs I worked with talked about Croatian militia – funded by the CIA of course – marching up and down in Nazi uniforms and going from house to house looking for Serbs. How their Muslim neighbors used to hide them to keep the Croats from finding them.
The interpreter I worked with was eventually hired to assist Milosevice at the International Tribunal and provided me with lots of inside information about what was happening. Everything in this article is totally consistent with what he told me.
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