Tommorrow is June 26th, the date the Belgian court will decide whether to try Ariel Sharon for crimes against humanity for permitting Christian troops into the Lebanese Palestinian camps in 1982 to look for terrorists, but knowing there was a risk of a massacre, which then took place. Perhaps a 1000 or more died.
However, we here narry a peep from the Belgian court concerning the Dutch officers who handed over the men, women and children of Sebrenicia to Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic in 1995 knowing there was a risk of a massacre, which then took place. More than 8000 died.
The massacre permitted by the Dutch was orders of magnitude worse than that committed in Lebanon.
But, do we here demands in Belgium and Holland or the rest of of the EU for even-handed justice. NO!
Hyprocrites!
However, we here narry a peep from the Belgian court concerning the Dutch officers who handed over the men, women and children of Sebrenicia to Bosnian Serb army commander Ratko Mladic in 1995 knowing there was a risk of a massacre, which then took place. More than 8000 died.
The massacre permitted by the Dutch was orders of magnitude worse than that committed in Lebanon.
But, do we here demands in Belgium and Holland or the rest of of the EU for even-handed justice. NO!
Hyprocrites!



The dutch government resigned because of what happened in Srebenica, and the events are still being indepently investigated.
Now what happened to Sharon?
did he resign, no, they give him a promotion to premier?

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