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Biased article. According to international law in all civilized countries, a person is considered innocent until proven guilty. I don't know of any trial where Serb snipers - even not present at the trial - were convincted of this murder.
Bu all means, I am not Serbian, but this shamefull mediatic attack against a people - no matter which one - is extremelly annoying.
Excuse me, but, how we/You know which nationality was the person who shot Suada? Is there a charge, recognition or something? --
BokicaK07:26, 7 September 2007 (UTC)reply
Hmm, lets see: There are three people in B&H: Bosniaks, Croats, and Serbs. Serbs fought against Bosniaks and Croats. A Bosniak and a Croat were killed. Who killed them? Chinese? Sure.
You can't tell the difference between a Serb, a Bosniak, or a Croat just by looking at them. By all accounts, the peace rally was attended by all of the ethnic groups. The shooter(s) couldn't possibly have known what the ethnicity of their victims would be. The fact that the victims in this case were a Bosniak and a Croat doesn't even imply that the shooter was a Serb. Suada Dilberovic was in the wrong place at the wrong time. If she had been one more meter to the right or to the left the bullet could have just as easily missed her and hit someone else, possibly even a Serb attending the rally. And even if fire was opened from the Holiday Inn, how do you know that Serbs were the only ones in the whole Holiday Inn? Just because the SDS had its headquarters in some rooms there doesn't mean that nobody else was in the hotel. The hotel was still open for business and anyone could have had a room there. — Preceding
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If anything, this article gives far too much weight to the views of Aleksandar Vasiljevic (who, as the article glosses over, was head of the KOS and a key agent of Milosevic - not exactly the most reliable source on this issue). One has to wonder why the article’s authors find it difficult to accept numerous eyewitness, television, and press accounts that the snipers were actually shooting from the SDS headquarters in the Holiday Inn Hotel (in which Serbian paramilitaries were openly billited). While it can't be proved with 100% certainty that the SDS was responsible, it's a pretty safe bet and most sources agree on it.
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