Letter to the Editor of Washingtn Times    
   
RE: "Never again, again" - By James Morrison, Embassy Raw , July 31, 2006,
http://www.washingtontimes.com/world/embassy.htm
 
As a child of a survivor of the WWII Nazi Croatian concentration camp
Jasenovac, I feel obligated to protest the Ambasador Bisera Turkovic's
statement that the killing of Muslims in Srebrenica signifies "the worst
massacres of the 20th century".
 
It has been in the interest of the Bosnian Muslim government as well as the
US and NATO countries to insist on the story about alleged 8,000 summarily
executed Muslims in Srebrenica in order to accuse the Serbs of "genocide".  
 
In his article "The Real Story Behind Srebrenica" published in The Globe and
Mail on July 2005, Canadian Major-General Lewis MacKenzie, the first
commander of United Nations peacekeeping forces in Sarajevo says that the,
"Evidence given at The Hague war crimes tribunal casts serious doubt on the
figure of "up to" 8,000 Bosnian Muslims massacred. That figure includes "up
to" 5,000 who have been classified as missing. More than 2,000 bodies have
been recovered in and around Srebrenica, and they include victims of the
three years of intense fighting in the area. The math just doesn't support
the scale of 8,000 killed."
 
Instead of being demilitarized, Srebrenica became a "Safe Heaven" for armed
Muslims.
 
>From 1992 to January 1993, Bosnian Serb citizens in Srebrenica area were at
the mercy of Muslim forces. The convicted war criminal and commander of
Muslim forces Naser Oric and his armed units in the municipalities of
Bratunac, Srebrenica and Skelani, burnt and otherwise destroyed and
plundered a minimum of fifty predominantly Serb villages and hamlets.
Thousands of Serbs were killed or were forced to leave the area. 
 
History check up might help the understanding of the Srebrenica phenomenon.
According to the case study "Ethnic Conflicts in Civil War in Bosnia"
(http://lpc.50g.com/srebnica.html , Alija Izetbegovic, the former President
of Bosnia and Hercegovina and father of Ambassador Bisera Turkovic, is the
person who connects the present and the World War II.
 
He joined the organization "Young Muslims" in Sarajevo on March 5, 1943, and
was engaged as a member of the organization in recruiting young Muslims for
"SS Handzar Division" in collaboration with Hitler's intelligence service
(ABWER and GESTAPO). Even prior to becoming president of Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Alija Izetbegovic was a close confidante of Iran's Ayatollah
Khomeini. As President Izetbegovic recirculated his 1970 Islamic Declaration
and openly espoused his view that "there can be no peace or coexistence
between Islamic faith and non-Islamic faith." 
 
In 1990, while in power, Alija Izetbegovic promoted his daughter Dr. Bisera
Turkovic to the highest posts in the government. 
 
Like father, like daughter. Instead on working on reconciliation among all
three peoples of Bosnia, Ambassador Turkovic uses her ambassadorial post in
Washington to lobby on behalf of Muslim extremists.
 
In his statement to the House on June 17, 2005, congressmen from Arizona,
Mr. Franks (http://www.slobodan-milosevic.org/news/cr061705.htm)  protests
the State Department's recommendation and granting agreement on questionable
Bosnian Ambassador appointment. The congressional record states, "Bisera
Turkovic has been one of the founders of the radical Islamist Muslim SDA
Party in Bosnia, a party that has had, since its foundation, strong links
with al Qaeda, numerous other terrorist organizations, and even the
intelligence mechanisms of Iran.
 
Soon after the beginning of the Bosnian civil war in 1992, Dr. Turkovic was
accredited as Bosnian ambassador to Zagreb. It was this post, coordinating
with others, that was constantly used by the SDA and their leadership to
provide Bosnian passports, visas, humanitarian worker status, and logistical
support to radical Islamist mujahideen coming into Bosnia to fight their own
jihad there. Individuals such as Anwar Sha'ban, the spiritual leader of al
Qaeda in Bosnia and the cousin of Osama bin Laden, Abu al-Madani, who was
killed fighting soldiers in Sarajevo, and even Osama bin Laden himself
entered Bosnia through Zagreb."
 
All sides have committed atrocities during the bloody war in Bosnia. It is
time to heal the wounds. Ambassador Turkovic shows incapable of fulfilling
the task.
 
Boba Borojevic



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