The General Assembly of the United Nations declared July 11 international day of remembrance to genocide in Srebrenica. On that day in 1995, Bosnian Serb forces systematically began killing unarmed men and boys from the protected enclave. In the next twenty days, more than 8000 people were killed. About 30.000 women and children were displaced. International Criminal Court in The Hague for the crimes in the former Yugoslavia, he characterized that crime as genocide. The high-ranking officers of the Bosnian Serb military forces who participated in it were convicted of the crime, under their names, and Serbia is mentioned in the verdict as a country that did not do everything it could to prevent the genocide.
When Germany and Rwanda launched an initiative in the United Nations to declare July 11 as a day of remembrance for the genocide in Srebrenica, the regime of Aleksandar Vučić went crazy, to put it mildly. It was sad to listen to and watch that man and his entourage on those days (as, after all, on any day), patriotic cries rose to the sky, and the final act of defeat was the simultaneous wrapping of the Serbian flag in New York (him) and Belgrade (his suite).
The driving slogan of the regime's rampage was that the Serbs sought to declare themselves a genocidal nation. What kind of people? Genocidal. What would it be like to be a genocidal nation? We have no idea, but it sounds good. And who declares the Serbs a genocidal nation? We have no idea about that either, but the Germans certainly did, in order to hide, I guess, their own genocidal nature.
And then the imitation of the election passed, the one who wrapped himself in the flag and overpowered himself in New York was very satisfied (which is the only thing that matters), and the whole parade of shamelessness, stupidity, reckless lying and insulting reason was suddenly silenced and lost, that from the German attacks on the integrity of Serbia remains only boundless trust in the German assessment of the intensity of the poisoning of Serbia (see under "lithium").
Advanced psychological processes
Given that there was not a single document in which it was even insinuated that any nation (that is, not even Serbian) could be considered, let alone declared, genocidal - because this is an incomparable foolishness that was fostered, at one time, by Milošević's historians, intellectuals, sorcerers and, of course, prominent coalition partners from the ranks of the Radicals - the question remains, who would even think of associating the people with genocidal intentions and urges? And why? Let's remember, during those pre-election days, one could not look up without seeing an inscription claiming that Serbs are not a genocidal nation.
Okay, of course they're not a genocidal people. No nation is genocidal. No nation can be genocidal. But why deny something that does not exist and that no sane person has ever claimed? There is no difference between the claim that Serbs are not a genocidal people and, say, the claim that strawberries do not grow on the moon.
Here we encounter a whole complex of motives that would be amusing if they were not tragic. Only someone who is fully convinced of the existence of such a possibility, and especially such a practice, can speak and think about the genocidal nature of the people. We have made sure that the limits of this regime's unscrupulousness do not exist, and it is possible to say, literally, anything, if it is judged that it will bring benefits to the regime. There is no fence of civilization that this regime will not jump over, or break.
To that extent, the claim about the genocide of the people could be considered a technicality: we claim, in a completely controlled public space, the greatest imaginable stupidity because it sounds good to our voters. But here the case is more difficult. At the time when Slobodan Milošević's intellectual camaraderie really tried to show the genocidal nature of Croats (who, as is known, are born with hatred towards Serbs written in their genes), the first man of this regime was part of that team. It is not recorded that he ever objected to such scientific truth. To that extent, this is not about a mere populist claim, but about psychological conditioning, about advanced pathological processes.
Therefore, instead of the regime being the first to support, on behalf of the citizens of this country, the proposal of Germany and Rwanda, which would have been a sign of a clear break with the worse past, this regime, originating from the darker basements of the Milosevic regime, opted for continuity of support for war criminals and war criminals. crimes.
