Bang on. I worked in Brixton Prison for 4 months and make no mistake, these guys can get extremely creative when bored.
War crimes defendant takes poison during live trial
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Bang on. I worked in Brixton Prison for 4 months and make no mistake, these guys can get extremely creative when bored.
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That's how criminals become worse criminals. Look at Charles Bronson - he's never been a good guy, but the crimes he's committed definitely do not warrant a life sentence.
But, he's been thoroughly institutionalised and doesn't know how to live outside. The drugs they've given him and the years of solitary confinement have ruined any chance he would have ever had of living properly in the real world.
This doesn't necessarily apply to these war criminals, but that's my perspective anyway.
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Great result.
Serbs are going wild on Facebook right now. They think he was a hero unjustly convicted by a corrupt, NATO-influenced court. Bloody East European peasants.
Err, that's a bit strong old boy.... Were I to say similar about some others I'd get a rebuke or ban.
Someone seems a little salty about those big strong Serbians who'd wipe you off the face of the planet if you spoke to them like that in person, their genetics are about as least poverty as it gets.
I'll just leave this here to prove my point:
I'll just leave this here to prove my point:
I said nothing about poverty.
That's precisely the kind of primitive mentality I was referring to.
That's precisely the kind of primitive mentality I was referring to.
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He was not Serbian, but actually Croat-Bosnian.
No you mean Yugoslavian.
As someone who knows nothing about this man I have been asking the same question.
My limited understanding is that he didn't actually do anything. And that was the problem, when troops under his command committed atrocities he never really made a determined effort to stop them. However he didn't order the atrocities or participate.
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Would have been funny, if the judge said after he drank it, i was going to let you walk free 
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Pretty much what I understood too when I started to look into it. Seems a little unfair to what has happened to him.
This. There is little love lost between Croats and Serbians.
I really did lol at this!Would have been funny, if the judge said after he drank it, i was going to let you walk free
Yep, I only found out a few weeks ago that my friend, who is Serbian doesn't like Rita Ora. I asked her why then she told me because where she is from. There was me thinking Rita Ora was British.
well given this bloke has been there since 2004 that period of remand prior to the trial can be rather a long time
yes they do have less cushy arrangements after conviction and appeals have been exhausted - a previous Serbian warlord was sent to the UK after conviction and ended up getting his throat slashed by some muslim inmates
Check these scum that even the Nazis found a little OTT. They even had a knife they called the "Serb cutter".
The reasoning behind the accommodation not being a rat-infested oubliette is because they have not been convicted yet, generally. They were held there before sentencing not after. Though frankly I see a small, bland room with a cramped desk and a narrow bed so I don't get all the comments about luxury. I think you could hang prisoners by their wrists and the same people would complain about the inmates getting a cushy life inside.