Alfred Vierling

read also my complaint against war crimes in the participation of these barbaric bombings by my Dutch governmen, officially submitted in october 1999 to the ICTY, but to no avail. The text is available on this website under button publications then scroll down. … Read entire article »

spiked – humanity is underrated The tragedy of Kosovo Twenty years on, NATO’s Kosovo campaign is a testament to the horrors of ‘humanitarian intervention’. PHILIP HAMMOND 22nd March 2019ShareTopicsPOLITICSUKUSAWORLD Twenty years ago this week, NATO launched its first major military campaign. The US, Britain and other NATO powers pounded Serbia for 78 days. This was not a purely military operation: NATO also destroyed what it called ‘dual-use’ targets, such as factories, city bridges, and even the main television building in downtown Belgrade, in an attempt to terrorise the country into surrender. The Kosovo War was the final chapter in the break-up of what was then Yugoslavia. The province’s ethnic-Albanian majority faced rising repression throughout the 1990s, while most of Yugoslavia’s constituent republics broke away — through protracted bloody conflicts in the cases of Croatia and Bosnia. … Read entire article »