On 11 March 2006 the Hague Tribunal killed Yugoslavia's President Slobodan Milosevic
On 11 March 2006 the UN`s International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) reported that Slobodan Milosevic had been "found dead in his cell". On 14 March the court stopped all trial procedures on the case. While reporting on the causes of Milosevic`s death, the Tribunal's Vice-President Kevin Parker said "Milosevic died a natural death as a result of a heart attack". But there is evidence that Slobodan Milosevic was killed, and that the ICTY was responsible for the murder.
This is how it all happened. First, Milosevic was placed in prison, where his health deteriorated. Then he was refused to be treated in a heart surgery center and when his heart condition worsened, he did not receive urgent medical help. The Tribunal did so deliberately as they knew about his health problems.
One should just read the following medical reports to understand that Milosevic had not received necessary medical treatment. Dr. Aarts: "Atherosclerosis is typical for people of his age". Dr. De Laat: "Over the past 6 months Milosevic suffered strong head noise and tension and a partial hearing and sight loss. Probably, poor hearing was caused by cardiovascular problems". Dr.Spoelstra knew that Milosevic had been wearing earphones for five years but still suggested "just to regulate volume level for the earphones". The ICTY prison doctor Paulus Falke: "I discussed the issue with an otolaryngologist from the Bronovo hospital. He told me Milosevic`s poor hearing was normal for people of his age". Could all these reports be just a medical mistake? No.
Milosevic was diagnosed correctly, and all the rest doctors were aware of it. On 4 November 2005 Slobodan Milosevic said he wanted to be examined by doctors. There were three of them: Doctor of Medicine, Professor Shumilina M.(Russia), Professor Leclerc (France) and Professor Andric (Serbia). Doctor Shumilina said Milosevic had not received proper medical treatment and insisted on urgent thorough medical examination and treatment. She also warned there was a risk of serious brain problems. Cardiologist Leclerc was not given an opportunity to familiarize himself with the results of Milosevic` previous medical examinations. He said an ECG test he did to Milosevic was "extremely anomalous". In their joint report, the international group of doctors warned the Tribunal that the patient's condition was very grave and he was at risks. They said Milosevic had to be examined more throughly to get a precise diagnosis. The doctors asked for a 6-week rest for Milosevic`s body and mind so that he could feel at least some kind of relief.
Shumilina`s opinion caused much annoyance. It was the first time when a group of independent doctors proved that Milosevic`s poor health condition had been caused by improper medical treatment. Shumilina was criticized and even accused of being involved in conspiracy with Milosevic. On 14 December 2005 she wrote a letter to the Tribunal to express her annoyance at the attempts made by some of doctors to play down the importance of her resolution on Milosevic`s health. Among other things, she wrote that not the age of 64 had caused Milosevic`s atherosclerosis but the lack of proper treatment for his arterial hypertension.
In December 2005 Leo Bokeria, Director of Moscow's Bakulev Heart Surgery Center, wrote to the ICTY President Fausto Pokar that Milosevic`s health had deteriorated due to wrong treatment. Bokeria said the aim was to "prevent cardiovascular catastrophe", so the Tribunal`s President should hardly have any doubts about it. In December 2005 Slobodan Milosevic asked the court to let him be hospitalized in Moscow. Despite the fact that all the regulations were observed, Milosevic was refused.
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Gazimestan 1989 - Газиместан 1989by xReturnOfTheDeadx1,775 views
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