[Serbian]

Scott Taylor:


Western Leaders and Media Know About Atrocities Against Serbs, but Prefer to Ignore Them

"In 1999 there were rumors in Kosovo that the vital organs of the kidnapped and missing Serbs are being sold, but they were discarded as a 'Serb propaganda'," said Scott Taylor, Canada's military analyst and former member of the peacekeeping forces in Kosovo province in 1999.


Taylor, who has worked as a war correspondent and is the current editor of the military magazine Esprit de Corps, commenting the claims in Del Ponte's book for Saturday edition of the Belgrade daily Vecernje novosti, said it was simply not possible that NATO and UNMIK did not know about the trade in human organs extracted from kidnapped Kosovo Serbs, while the ICTY's chief prosecutor knew about these atrocious crimes.


"Nothing was published about the crimes against the Serbs that Albanians in some cases committed even in the plain view of foreign reporters and NATO troops," said Taylor.

Taylor reminded that a series of those crimes committed under the command of KLA leader Agim Ceku, were witnessed by the Canadian troops which recorded them, especially the war crimes in Croatia (Medak Pocket massacre and the ethnic cleansing of over 300,000 Serbs from Srpska Krajina in Croatia, code named Operation Storm).


Taylor said that he continued to write about Ceku's crimes and included in his memoirs the Canadian double standards, exemplified in the charges Canada's judge Louis Arbour at the post of ICTY chief prosecutor brought against the late Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic in 1999, for the alleged Racak massacre, which the forensic experts rejected as a fraud.
"One has to wonder why she, at the same time, failed to raise charges against the KLA leaders for trafficking the organs extracted from the kidnapped Serbs".


Taylor said he does not represent the Serbian position, but simply demands that the full truth should be revealed before any decisions are made. "Throughout the entire conflict in the Balkans, everyone overlooked the number of crimes committed against Serbs," he said.

Serbian children of the missing/murdered, the sign reads 'does anyone know where my father is?'