Presuda Haškog tribunala Radovanu Karadžiću-potvrda velikosrpske ideologije, politike i prakse u Bosni i Hercegovini
Judgment of the Hague tribunal against Radovan Karadzic-confirmation of the greater Serbian ideology, policy and practice in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Summary/Abstract: It has been a well-known fact that Radovan Karadzic as the President of the Republic of Srpska and Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, was an exponent of the ideology of Serbian hegemony of the Serbian political, military and police regime. That regime was planned, organized and he carried out the aggression against the internationally recognized state, the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina, the aggression and destruction of the constitutional order of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina . Radovan Karadzic gave repeated impetus and organized political and armed rebellion against the constitutional order of the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina having been given the support by the Army of Yugoslavia, which represented the most serious offence in all socio-political systems. The main objective of the aggressive war-mongering campaign, led by Milosevic and Karadzic as his assistant in charge of Bosnia, was the war with the purpose of conquering the territory, expulsion and physical liquidation and elimination of non-Serbs from criminally conquered space. It was committed under the flag of fascist ideological fanaticism of the “national threat”. Under the same flag, the wars from Slovenia to Kosovo were led along with the systematic and media-hoopla propaganda about the alleged “demonization of Serbs”. Everybody were guilty, Muslims, Croats, Albanians, Ustasha, Bali, KLA, the Green Berets, mujahedeen, NATO, CIA, the intelligent services of France, Germany, the Vatican, Tehran, all but them. To be precise, the lie is ubiquitous and methodically designed constant which verbally supports and evaluates each war option, massacre and each and every crime. At the same time, the Serbian “victories” and praise appeared in a row .

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