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Karadzic extradited to The Hague amid protests - 30 Jul 08

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Radovan Karadzic, the war crimes suspect, has arrived in the Netherlands to face trial at The Hague on charges of genocide for his actions in the 1992-95 Bosnia war.

His departure came just hours after supporters fought running battles in the streets with police.

Many are hoping that as news of Radovan Karadzic's move to The Hague spreads, the violence of Tuesday night will not be repeated.

Al Jazeera's Alan Fisher, reports from Belgrade.

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  • they also need to arrest bush for his war crimes in Iraq, 600,000 iraqis killed during the initial invasion in 2003

  • until Bush is executed this man is innocent!

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  • @jupiterscastle 1.2million iraqis killed

  • karadzic serbian hero

  • Karadzic THE WAR CRIMINAL STILL LOVED BY SERBIANS, EVEN AFTER CONCENTRATION CAMPS AND KILLINGS HE HAS DONE TO OTHERS.

    THAT TELLS YOU WHAT SERBIAN MIND IS.

    THEY ARE SICK.

  • Radovan Karadzic the best CCCC

  • baj rdavne ima i rtko da te doxhe sam pollako date vide tebi u haguuuuuuuu zajdn imate da budete hghghghghghghghghghg

  • vi prodajet vash heroj kakfi heroj pedri su sfi srrbija hghghghghghghg

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    serbian hero

    allah idiot

  • kill that fucking butcher

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