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https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-hunt-me-and-military-criminals/9418
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Carla del Ponte’s book provides serious arguments to investigators, confirming information about subjectivity of activities of international organisations operating in the former Yugoslavia and acting on its territory at present. It is evident that the support of Albanians in Kosovo by the international organisations was not accidental, and it was not accidental that the facts of the involvement of the current leadership of the province (Hasim Taci, Agim Ceku and Ramus Haradinai) in the crimes Carla del Ponte writes about. There is much evidence of these military crimes.
Danitsa Marinkovic told that
Fatmir Limai was in charge of the camp in Klecka, where Serbian prisoners were held.
As for the current Kosovo premier, Hasim Taci was commandant of a similar camp in Lapusnik. “While I was a judge in Pristina, I went to Klecka, -Danitsa said.
“At the time there were about 100 Serbian women, children and old people. They had been murdered. We saw parts of their bodies scattered all over the place.” 14 Unlike Hasuim Taci, Fatmir Limai faced the court in the Hague in 2005. And the verdict was “Not guilty”!
The Hague Tribunal acquitted two more Kosovo criminals, Ramus Haradinai and Idriz Baliai, the former chief of the KLA squad “Black Eaglkes”. Both committed atrocious crimes and no one doubted their guilt. One more field commander, Lahi Brahimai was acknowledged guilty of torture, and sentenced to six years of imprisonment.
The trial of Ramus Haradinai (then prime minister of Kosovo) and the above-mentioned militants started in the Hague in April, 2007. Haradinai who in 1998 was one of the KLA commanders, was charged on 37 articles, 17 of which were crimes against humanity, and 20 – military crimes. Besides, all of them were accused of harassment of Kosovo Serbs, Gypsies and Albanians that were loyal to Serbs, involvement in murders, rape, illegal arrests and destruction of property. But the judges did not find evidence of the guilt of Ramus Haradinai and Idriz Baliai. It may be admitted that 7 million Euros that were raised for their defence played its part. According to the German “Berliner Zeitung”, the German intelligence regards Haradinai “the godfather of a mafia clan engaged in speculation of cigarettes, drugs, arms and trade in people.”
Haradinai has always been an “exclusive” defendant. Del Pobnte writes that
he was taken to the Hague on a German aeroplane, and once landed in Germany where the leader of Albanian separatists accused of many crimes was greeted by the guard of honour. Haradinai’s family maintains close ties with the UN mission on Kosovo. Del Ponte writes about a visit by Larry Rosin (currently the deputy head of the UN mission in Kosovo) to attend the matrimonial ceremony of Haradinai’s close relation. No other but Rosin on behalf of the UN mission in Kosovo gave his personal guarantees to the Hague tribunal that Haradinai’s condict was proof of “his being able to defend himself in court not being in custody.” On the other hand,
Sorren Essen-Petersen, the former head of the UN mission in Kosovo contacted the Hague tribunal asking to set Haradinai free, because “his presence in Kosovo is a guarantee of peace and stability.” Seeing Haradinai off to the Hague the head of the UN mission in Kosovo said to Haradinai in public: “My friend! Let us see you returning soon!” 15
And the triumphant return did happen.
The prosecutors failed to present to the Tribubnal even 10 eyewitnesses, who had been murdered one after another before the trial. Kutim Berisa, whose ear Baliai personally cut off, was killed in a car crash in February of 2008 in Montenegro a day after a meeting with a representative of the Tribunal to discuss the coming court session. Ilir Selmai was stabbed to death in a provoked fight. Bekim Mustafa and Auni Elezai were shot dead. Kosovo police officers Sabaheta Tava and Isuk Hakliai, who agreed to present evidence of Haradinai’s crimes, were murdered, and the car with their bodies was burned. Three other eyewitnesses – Jeidin Musta, Sadrik Murici and Vesel Murici were “the protected eyewitnesses”, but they all were murdered by contract killers. Tahir Zemai, one of the KLA leaders, who agreed to cooperate with the tribunal, was shot dead together with his son. Ramir Murici survived a wound but refused to provide evidence. About 40 potential eyewitnesses of KLA atrocities in Kosovo and Metohia were murdered. 16 That is why former KLA militants have no fear of court prosecution. They keep on going about their criminal activities, confident of their protectors and the might of their money and arms.
