User:Overthrow-dictator
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"I sent my administrative clerk downtown he came about an hour later and said 'I have good news and I have bad news' and I said whats the good news he said 'I found the post office,' great whats the bad news 'Its no longer there its been blown up and everything in it'." — Lewis MacKenzie, 1995
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MR: Hello Mr Akashi.
YA: Michael, I'm here.
YA: Hello, Hello, Hello?
(Indecipherable for 14 seconds)
MR: Sir, the situation has deteriorated very rapidly while you've been in the meeting. They are firing on our guys, we need air support now, over.
YA: How about Dr Karadzic ordering an immediate ceasefire?
MR: Sir, I don't think that the– by the time the message gets to the units on the ground, they will all either be dead or captured, over.
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"In the morning, we agreed to meet in a private flat. We began with a coffee. He's an old man, you know ... It's no secret that the Croats in Herzegovina, would be the happiest if Herzegovina were part of Croatia ... We had to put prisoners somewhere. So we set up camps. I remember that I told Mr Bruno Stojić, who was minister of defence, 'Be careful, don't do anything we will be ashamed of' ... Our boys had been massacred. That's why this mistake happened. At such moments the blood boils and you go mad. Later you're ashamed, both as a man and a Croat." — Slobodan Praljak, 1995
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"The Muslims used to kill a few people, one, two, three, and then run. Now they've burnt down the whole village." — Serbian general, 1995
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"The Croats are all over the place. I carry my gun all the time, even when I tend the pigs. It's a crying shame. Shame on those Croats." — Serbian woman, 1991
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"...I serve the Socialist Federated Republic of Yugoslavia. My brother officers and I protect all nations and nationalities ... we fired on legitimate military targets. We didn't destroy a single house simply for the sake of destroying a single house." — Ratko Mladić, Kijevo 1991
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