13 12 2005
   
  Postovani Dr. Pravica,
             Hvala Vam na obrazlozenom odgovoru.
             Niko od Srba s kojima sam u kontaktu ili cije dopise procitam ne 
sumnja u rodoljoblje i hrabrost R. Karadzica i R. Mladica. Ako oni imaju isti 
stav kao Vi onda sledi da oni ne mogu slobodno da odlucuju, tj. da nisu na 
slobodi. Ako je ovo tacno, ostavljam svakome da o svemu ovome dobro razmisli.
             S  postovanjem,
             LJubomir T. Grujic
   
  12 13 2005
  Dear Dr. Pravica,
           Thank you for the reasonable reply.
           None among the Serbs with whom I have contacts or whose texts I read 
does not suspect the patriotism and courage of R. Karadzitch and R. Mladitch. 
If they have the same attitude as you then it follows that they cannot freely 
decide, i.e. that they are not free. If this is true, then I leave to everybody 
to think well about all this.
           Respectfully yours,
           Lyubomir T. Gruyitch

"Dr. Michael Pravica" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  Date: Sun, 11 Dec 2005 22:09:35 -0800 (PST)
From: "Dr. Michael Pravica" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Pitanje-Question. Fwd: [sorabia] Open Letter to all Serbs, 
Serbian-Americans and Friends of Serbs (Dr. Michael Pravica)
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Dear Dr. Grujic,

I'm sorry that I don't write well in Serbian so I
will answer your question in English. As I understand
your question, you are asking me if my suggestion for
Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic to turn themselves
in to the Hague came from any knowledge or assumption
that they can do so freely. This is a good point. I
would naturally assume that they can turn themselves
in freely but don't know this for a fact. I do know,
however, that officials from the Serbian Orthodox
Church have encouraged at least Dr. Karadzic to turn
himself in and there has been press in the past
discussing "negotiations" between Karadzic and NATO
and/or the Hague to turn himself in. Of course, the
latter "fact" may be just Western media propaganda
designed to turn up the pressure - I am aware of this.

My suggestion was based on the fact that there is
a long history of great leaders (Ghandi, Martin Luther
King, Nelson Mandela etc.) who unjustly spent time in
jail/prison but fought long and hard for justice
despite the massive injustice and ultimately
succeeded. The fight for the truth of what happened
to the Serbs during the past 100 years will similarly
be a long struggle. Hiding from a kangaroo court in
foxholes or God knows where else merely gives more
excuse for the West to continue its anti-Serbian
policies instead of allowing these leaders to face and
fight this massive witchunt head-on and do whatever
possible to expose the truth. As I stated in the
piece, the leaders of the Serbs are not activist
enough. If I were innocent (but charged by the
Hague), I would have nothing to hide and would welcome
clearing my (and my people's) good name regardless of
the anti-Serbian propaganda. 

Best regards and I hope this answers your question,
Michael Pravica 

--- Lyubomir Gruyitch 
wrote:

> 11 12 2005
> Postovani dr. Pravica,
> Vas stav iznet pod tackom 13 « Ratni kriminalci »
> se zasniva ili na znanju ili na pretpostavci da
> Radovan Karadzic i Ratko Mladic mogu slobodno da
> odluce da li da idu u Hag.
> Da li Vi znate ili pretpostavljate, i na osnovu
> cega onda pretpostavljate, da oni mogu slobodno da
> odluce da li da idu u Hag, il ne?
> S postovanjem,
> Ljubomir T. Grujic
> 12 11 2005
> Dear Dr. Pravica,
> Your attitude expressed under the item 13 « War
> criminals » is based either on your knowledge or on
> your assumption that Radovan Karadzitch and Ratko
> Mladitch can freely decide whether to go to Hague,
> or not.
> Do you kno or it is your assumption and then for
> which reasons that Radovan Karadzitch and Ratko
> Mladitch can freely decide whether to go to Hague,
> or not.
> Respectfully yours,
> Lyubomir T. Gruyitch
> 


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