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Uploaded by on Aug 1, 2008

A picture is worth a thousand words -- whether the truth or a lie.
- Though murder of civilians and more did indeed take place back then, the 50 kilos Alic was not in a concentration camp looking out at the camera. The cameraman was the one behind the wire and Alic was the one looking in. This [1992] fact came to light long after the war had ended, when the British LM magazine published a relevant article in 1998. LM reported that the barbed wire in the picture is not around the Bosniaks; it is around the cameraman and the journalists. It formed part of a broken-down barbed wire fence encircling a small compound that was next to Trnopolje camp. The British [ITN] news team filmed from inside this compound, shooting pictures of the refugees and the camp through the compound fence. In the eyes of many who saw them, the resulting pictures left the false impression that the Bosniaks were caged behind barbed wire.
ITN was outraged that anyone should question the integrity of its journalists and promptly took LM to court for libel. The case became a battle between liberal journalists - who had taken the side of the Bosniaks, regularly painting a picture of Serbia bad, everyone else good - and more independent minded writers, such as BBC journalist John Simpson, who argued that the war was not nearly as black and white as that, and awful things were perpetrated by both sides, though a majority of them were, indeed, done by Serbs. Liberals used the 'Serbian fascist' argument to call for intervention in the war by Nato.
As to whether Alic was in or outside the camp, the judge in the libel trial in London agreed with LM magazine, which wrote after the case had finished: Justice Morland had to concede in his summing up, 'Clearly [ITN journalists] Ian Williams and Penny Marshall and their TV teams were mistaken in thinking they were not enclosed by the old barbed-wire fence'.

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  • It boggles my mind that there are people who are trying to justify CONCENTRATION CAMPS! You are as insane as the people who ran those camps.

  • People who consider themselves as beasts are hardly entitled to judge others.

  • penny marshall that slut, if i ever get my hands on her!!!!!!!!!!! :-)

  • Whatever you have in mind, I'm sure it's prohibited.

    ;-)

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  • NOW THIS VIDEO HAS BEEN PROVEN FALSE JUST SWITCH ON AND SEE THE NOTICE

    

  • @xsevdahx

    but there were jounalists and un monitors !?

  • watch?v=4xss0Ep1MJM shortest version only explanation, without proof

    watch?v=xox7TR11evI long version, hopefully with prooof, if not see tenc.net for the complete film "judgement"

  • hmm.... /watch?v=xox7TR11evI

  • The media lied about this, but for balance, see an interview with the emaciated guy here...

    /watch?v=W2sO-XcI9FQ

  • Yes you are right!! Serbia is a very good liar with their imaginary stories about things that never happened...

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