ARmy Rumour SErvice

**Petriburg** · 22-07-2008, 13:08

Originally Posted by roadster280

It's taken billy long time to get this criminal under lock and key. A shame we can't make him suffer like the poor bastards he had murdered.

BTW - what's all this Father Ted stuff? We used to call him "Radical Caravan"!!

Ah, I can explain...

The Petriburg family were watchingt the news one evening and Petriburgette piped up with "Dad, he looks just like Father Ted!" - a fair comment at the time?

Anyway, I reported this in work the next day, where we were then playing "Where's Radovan?" ...

It appealed to the hierarchy, so the game became known as "Where's Father Ted?". It slipped into common useage in some circles and the rest, as they say, is as good as a change!

**rickshaw-major** · 22-07-2008, 13:34

Lets hope they don't misplace the fecker like they did this fecker:

http://www.balkantimes.com/cocoon/se.../04/feature-01

**whitecity** · 22-07-2008, 13:36

Originally Posted by rickshaw-major

Originally Posted by whitecity

Funny how for years we've been told that he's in Bosnia or Montenegro being supported by the Orthodox church and a network of criminals fundraising on his behalf.

Now, the story is that he's had to set up shop as a witch-doctor just to make ends meet.

Looks like they'll have to come up with another reason for all that criminal activity!!!!

Criminals? In the Balkans? How very dare you :D

I do love the sorty though that his wife said " Now at least we know where he is!"

And his daughter said, "It's good to know he's alive. We heard rumours he was dead."

**TIGER-MONKEY** · 22-07-2008, 17:20

One down two to go: Mladic an Hadzic

**Stonker** · 22-07-2008, 18:12

Originally Posted by msr

Originally Posted by Letterwritingman

I'm not making excuses for the bloke, just saying, he wasn't the only one and in all the Serbs were matched in their brutality by both the BiH and the HVO etc.

But on nowhere near the scale.

. . . only for want of opportunity, in my view.

**Letterwritingman** · 22-07-2008, 19:05

Originally Posted by msr

Originally Posted by Letterwritingman

Agreed, thats because the Serbs seized most of the Yugoslav Army equipment before the break-up, no-one can accuse thenm of being blind or stupid, they predicted the current state of affairs at the time.

Predicted? They precipitated it.

MSR

Ah so the Serbs precipitated the rise of Islamic Terrorism in the world? I see; now its all very clear and in return the grateful Muslims began to wage a war against the very Nations who had brought about the downfall of the aggressors in the Balkans thus allowing the first Muslim state in Europe?

**Taz_786** · 22-07-2008, 19:20

Can't think of anyone more deserving of the hangman's noose.

He'll blame it all on Milosevic and Ratface no doubt.

What I don't get is why Serbs still act like they're victims. They got the lion's share of the territory. Most of those who carried out the lion's share of war crimes got away with it.

Yet virtually all those passers-by in Belgrade when asked their opinion on his capture were still coming out with self-pitying nonsense about Serbia being finished, humiliated.

Doubt you'll see any reconciliation in that part of the world anytime soon.

**MrPVRd** · 22-07-2008, 19:45

Was he being hidden by the Smurfs? Surveillance photos follow...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_pictures/7518646.stm
http://www.vaterabraham.de/bio/biodeutsch.htm

http://bluebuddies.com/Smurfs_Smurf_..._Albums-13.htm

**whitecity** · 22-07-2008, 19:54

Originally Posted by Taz_786

Yet virtually all those passers-by in Belgrade when asked their opinion on his capture were still coming out with self-pitying nonsense about Serbia being finished, humiliated.

In simple terms, half the population think this is a long overdue step on the path to normality. The other half think the new government has sold them (ie Serb brotherhood) out for a piece of eight.

Suggest the camera crew were unlucky in only finding those from one side of the coin, or the editor deliberately decided to keep on dumbing down the Serbs!

**RCT(V)** · 22-07-2008, 20:20

Anticipated usual sound bites late last night/this morning from the failed British â€œpoliticosâ€ (Rejected ex-Marine officer, bitter and twisted failed Lordship). (Lord Owen could not even get the name right at one stage).

Plus this morning, Muslim leader Haris SilajdÅ¾iÄ‡ (itâ€™s his turn in the chair), of the B-i-H tri-Presidency.

SilajdÅ¾iÄ‡ voiced his opinion that as captured Bosnian Serb war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic, was instrumental in establishing Republika Srpska (the Serbian entity within Bosnia-i-Herzegovina), that was sufficient justification for dismantling Republika Srpska.

This confirms what the Federation's politicians have been trying to achieve for some time now - widely reported in the Balkan press, but not in the English language.

Edited (23JUL0

to add:

Originally Posted by RUSSIA TODAY reported:

Dr. Haris Silajdzic, Chairman of the Presidency of Bosnia and Herzegovina said: "Hundreds of thousands of people around the world who are Bosnians were expelled from their homesâ€ under threat of death. So, for justice to be complete, we must erase the consequences of this genocide in Bosnia." http://russiatoday.ru/news/news/27884

Karadzic did not establish Republika Srpska.

It was the internationally negotiated Dayton Agreement/Peace Accord, that established Republika Srpska, and brought an end to the bloodshed.

The Dayton Agreement/Peace Accord also established the Federation - from which the Federationâ€™s politicians draw their authority; and, to which they owe their positions of influence.

If the Federationâ€™s politicians maintain their insistence on the dissolution, eradication, of Republika Srpska, they should realise that they will also remove any authority and influence that they now have.

The Dayton Agreement/Peace Accord, was not a â€œpick-and-mixâ€ arrangement. Remove one part of it and the whole thing is destroyed.

Maybe there is justification for another thread â€œWill Bosnia-i-Herzegovina really kick-off again?â€

Originally Posted by Financial Times quoted

". . . now the REPUBLIKA SRPSKA has started to live." Christian Schwarz-Schilling, EU special representative in charge of the international protectorate for Bosnia-Herzegovina. (Financial Times. Published: 31 Jul 2006).

Originally Posted by Financial Times reported

Carl Bildt, the first high representative after Dayton, says REPUBLIKA SRPSKA has become "as permanent as Scotland". (Financial Times. Published: 31 Jul 2006).