Sa nu ne grabim cu cocluzii pripite
Citez din articolul de mai jos.
RE :
"Responsibility for the decision to open fire will be determined in the
second phase of the investigation, he said, adding that the deaths were
"unnecessary and avoidable."
Vasile Bouleanu .
Arhitectura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Bavos natiune,
Adica Ofiterii UNMIK, care nu erau romani, dau ordin de a se trage in niste
haimanale care vroiau sa ocupe parlamentul, dar de vina este acarul Paun ca a
pus mana pe "manivela" ca sa nu deraieze trenul.....
Dar de ce ne miram, cand ofiterii si soldatii din "vest" s-au dat deoparte si
atunci cand au fost masacrati, sub ochii lor, sute de oameni in "former"
Yugoslavia !
Chiar ca ar merita sa ne retragem si sa ii lasam pe acest "gentelemeni" sa o
ia ei in c ....
(fara legatura cu ineptiile lui Tariceanu privind retragerea)
Cu stima,
Dicu-Sava Cristian
www.dsclex.ro
----- Original Message -----
From: Vali Nas
To: Vali Nas
Sent: Thursday, April 19, 2007 8:26 PM
Subject: [romania_eu_list] UN: Romanian police was criminal
UN SAYS POLICE KILLINGS IN KOSOVA WERE 'CRIMINAL'... A UN commission set up
in the wake of a bloody clash between police and demonstrators in February said
on April 17 that an interim report found "there is a reasonable suspicion" that
the shootings of two protesters were "crimes under Kosovo law," according to a
news-conference transcript released by the UN Mission in Kosovo (UNMIK). The
prosecutor leading the probe, Robert Dean, said that "those crimes would be
murder and the various types of murder, attempt to commit murder, and
inflicting grievous bodily injury." Dean said there is "a substantial basis on
which to conclude that Romanian gunners" fired the bullets, since the rubber
bullets found in the bodies were "of the type used exclusively by the Romanian
gunners." However, Dean said there was too little evidence to bring charges
against specific officers. Responsibility for the decision to open fire will be
determined in the second phase of the investigation, he
said, adding that the deaths were "unnecessary and avoidable." Dean said that
"in light of the above, UNMIK, the United Nations, and the government of
Romania may consider initiating appropriate procedures for compensation for the
surviving family members of those fatally shot and for those seriously
wounded." AG
