[L-I] Support Slobodan Milosevic and his "J'Accuse" which will be pronounced on 31 August!

31 AUGUST - MILOSEVIC CASE: TRUTH AND FREEDOM AGAINST LIES AND SLAVERY

After Dimitrov and Mandela, who defeated Nazi and Apartheid political
judiciary, the process which will mark the battle against the internation=
al
oppression of nowadays is certainly the one of Slobodan Milosevic.

On Tuesday 31 August 2004 at 9 a.m. CET he will have a chance to make a f=
our
hours opening speech at the beginning of what is usually called his defen=
se,
and what himself and progressive people of Serbia call battle for truth. =
His
opening speech will not be followed by the presentation of his evidence, =
as
it would be normal in the courts of justice and as everyone would expect.
No, it will be followed by a debate on whether a counsel should be impose=
d
on him, on whether the once unified proceedings should be split again int=
o
three independent parts or in which other way Slobodan Milosevic can be
silenced or prevented to present evidence on who and why destroyed
Yugoslavia, created terrorist safe-havens in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo,
persecuted Serbian people and bombed Serbia, who and why occupies large
parts of the Balkans and imposes misery and colonial rule to the Balkans
nations.

The greatest hypocrisy is that the Hague non-court tries to impose a coun=
sel
on Slobodan Milosevic against his will referring to worry for his health!
After it put his very life in peril by kidnapping him, keeping him in pri=
son
for more than three years without allowing his illness to be treated
properly, cutting him from contacts with his family and exhausting him wi=
th
endless series of fake witnesses and millions of pages of irrelevant
disclosure.

President Slobodan Milosevic is fighting for the people. And he is backed=
 by
the people of Serbia and by the progressive people of the world. He is
fighting injustice and aggression against his country.

Misters and Misses Frankenstein (do you remember all their real names:
Madeline Albright, David Scheffer, Michael Scharf.) are now very much
concerned about the health of their Hague baby-monster, whose teeth were
broken by a great and honest man. They are trying to tell the public and =
the
Hague judges that Frankensteins are the one to make the rules and that th=
e
principal rule must be - the one they have pointed as a criminal must be
convicted or eliminated, even if there is absolutely no evidence against
him.

Their unprecedented and outrageous campaign coincides with the similar
unprecedented and outrageous campaign of NATO lackeys in Belgrade to
withdraw the indictment against NATO countries before the International
Court of Justice. Since the foundation of this one and only true UN court
there was no such pressure on the accusing side as in the case Yugoslavia
vs. NATO. In spite of the NATO strength the vast majority in the Serbian
Parliament was these days against the withdrawal. Why all these campaigns
and pressures are so severe? Because the real criminals are fully aware o=
f
their crimes!

The ultimate holder of sovereign power, including the judicial power is
people. And people will not allow the crime to prevail. Nor the people wi=
ll
forgive.

Sloboda/Freedom Association from Belgrade and the International Committee=
 to
Defend Slobodan Milosevic (ICDSM) from Sofia, New York and Moscow call up=
on
all honest people to act now to prevent prevalence of crime at The Hague =
and
invite all its members and supporters to follow the "J'Accuse" by Sloboda=
n
Milosevic on 31 August and to express their solidarity either by coming t=
o
The Hague or by addressing the public in their own countries.

ICDSM high representatives whose presence is until now assured at The Hag=
ue
and who will address the media in a press conference on Wednesday, 1
September 2004 after the end of that day tribunal's proceedings are ICDSM
Vice-Chairman and Chairman of its Board Klaus Hartmann from Germany and
ICDSM Lawyer and Legal Spokesperson Tiphaine Dickson from Quebec/Canada.

This year Russian Duma, Parliament of Belarus and the Parliamentary Assem=
bly
of the Union of Russia and Belarus addressed in separate letters the
Parliaments of NATO and EU countries, international organizations and the
judges of the Hague tribunal demanding release of Slobodan Milosevic.

The same demand was expressed by the World Peace Council, European Peace
Forum and many other progressive organizations and political parties.

On Vidovdan, 28 June 2004, the third anniversary of the abduction of
President Milosevic, thousands marched in the streets of Belgrade with th=
e
same demand.
About forty renowned international artists signed a petition joining thei=
r
voice and efforts to the strive of the International Committee to Defend
Slobodan Milosevic.

Over ninety distinguished lawyers and law professors from seventeen
countries, most of them non-members of ICDSM and some of them political
opponents of Slobodan Milosevic, addressed the UN Security Council and ot=
her
UN organs with a petition entitled IMPOSITION OF COUNSEL ON SLOBODAN
MILOSEVIC THREATENS THE FUTURE OF INTERNATIONAL LAW AND THE LIFE OF THE
DEFENDANT, expressing the true ethics of the profession, which is violate=
d
and humiliated at the Hague. On their behalf, Ramsey Clark, former US
Attorney General and Tiphaine Dickson, international criminal lawyer and =
the
author of the petition, spoke to the press last week in the UN headquarte=
rs
in New York.

Slobodan Milosevic stands for all of us. Let us all be with Slobodan
Milosevic and let us express our solidarity and determination on 31 Augus=
t
and 1 September 2004.

The International Committee to Defend Slobodan Milosevic (ICDSM) are:

COCHAIRMEN:

        Professor Velko Valkanov, President of the Bulgarian Committee fo=
r
Human Rights, Honorary President of the Bulgarian Antifascist Union, form=
er
Member of Parliament, Founder of ICDSM, Bulgaria
        Ramsey Clark, former U.S. Attorney General, USA
        Professor Alexander Zinoviev, philosopher, writer, Russia

AND MEMBERS:

1.      Professor Kostas Alyssandrakis, Member of European Parliament,
Greece
2.      Dimitri Analis, Poet, Athens, Greece/Paris, France
3.      A. M. Archipov, MP, Head of Parliamentary Legislative Commission,
Belarus
4.      T=FClin Arslan, Businesswoman, Saarbr=FCcken, Germany
5.      S. N. Baburin, doctor of law, Vice-President of the State Duma,
Russia
6.      Sebastian Bahlo, Germany
7.      Dr. Bogdan Baishanski, Math Dept., Ohio State University, USA
8.      Rolf Becker, Actor, Hamburg, Germany
9.      Horst Bethge, Pedagogue, Hamburg, Germany
10.  Peter Betscher, Engineer, Darmstadt, Germany
11.  Professor Aldo Bernardini, Rome, Italy, Head of the ICDSM Task Force
for International Law
12.  N. M. Bezborodov, general, Deputy of the State Duma, Russia
13.  Christopher Black, Attorney, Canada, Vice-Chairman ICDSM, Chairman o=
f
the ICDSM Legal Committee
14.  William Blum, author, USA
15.  Professor Erich Bucholz, Lawyer, Berlin, Germany
16.  John Catalinotto, International Action Center, USA
17.  V. V. Chikin, Editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Sovietskaya Rossiya"
(Soviet Russia)
18.  Mick Collins, Paris, France/USA
19.  Michel Collon, journalist, writer, Belgium
20.  Larisa Vasil'evna Cukanova, Ukraine
21.  Paul Davidson, London, England
22.  Tiphaine Dickson, attorney, Quebec, Canada, ICDSM lawyer and legal
spokesperson
23.  Dr. Rajko Dolechek, DSc., Czech Republic
24.  Blagovesta Doncheva, Bulgaria
25.  N. I. Doroshchenko, writer, Secretary of the Board of the Writers'
Union of Russia
26.  Sergei Dovgan', President Peasants' Party, Member of Parliament, Kie=
v,
Ukraine, Vice-Chairman ICDSM
27.  E. G. Drapeko, actress, Deputy of the State Duma, Russia
28.  V. A. Dzhanibekov, cosmonaut, twice Hero of the Soviet Union, Member=
 of
the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Russia
29.  Irina Efanova, Ukraine
30.  Gregory Elich, writer, USA
31.  Helmuth Fellner, Member of the Workers Chamber, Vienna, Austria
32.  Vojtech Filip, MP, Czech Republic
33.  Sara Flounders, International Action Center, USA
34.  Lenora Forestal, USA
35.  Nikos Fotiadis, Vice-President, Peace Committee of Greece
36.  Dr Dieter Frielinghaus, President of the Association for Civil Right=
s
and Human Dignity, Br=FCssow, Germany
37.  V. N. Ganichev, writer, President of the Writers' Union of Russia
38.  Stefan Gajtandzijev, Sofia, Bulgaria, Chairman of ICDSM-Bulgaria
39.  General Jean Marie Gaulois, France
40.  Thanassis Georgiou, Greece
41.  Peter Gingold, Antifascist, Member of Auschwitz-Committee,
Frankfurt/Main, Germany
42.  S. A. Glotov, doctor of law, Director of the Institute for Human
Rights, Russia
43.  Stan Goff, U.S. Army Special Forces, Ret., writer, USA
44.  N=E9stor Miguel Gorojovsky, Argentina, Coordinator of ICDSM for Lati=
n
America
45.  Olla Ef Grigor'eva, Ukraine
46.  Philip Greenspan, USA
47.  Fulvio Grimaldi, Journalist and Film-Maker, Rome, Italy, Vice-Chairm=
an
ICDSM
48.  Dr Wolf-Dieter Gudopp, Philosopher, Frankfurt/Main, Germany
49.  Aydemir G=FCler, President of Party for Socialist Power, Turkey
50.  Klaus Hartmann, Vice-Chairman of the World Union of Freethinkers,
Coordinator of ICDSM in Germany, Vice-Chairman ICDSM, Chairman of the Boa=
rd
of ICDSM
51.  Ralph Hartmann, Former Ambassador, Publicist, Germany
52.  Casper Hilvers, The Netherlands
53.  Jan Hrobar, journalist, writer, Czech Republic, Coordinator of ICDSM
for the Czech Republic
54.  N. N. Izvekov, Member of the Scientific Council of the Russian Acade=
my
of Sciences (for the history of international relations and foreign polic=
y
of Russia)
55.  Tika Jankovic, California, USA
56.  John Jay, England
57.  Ian Johnson, Bolton, UK, Coordinator of CDSM-Britain
58.  Dr. Vojin Joksimovic, California, USA
59.  Nebojsa Joveljic, New Zealand
60.  Dr. John Kahoun, MD, New York, NY, USA
61.  Georgios Kakulidis, poet, Greece
62.  Dimitris Kaltsonis, MP, Greece
63.  Liana Kaneli, Member of Parliament, Attorney, Greece, Vice-Chairwoma=
n
ICDSM
64.  Oleg Kapashnikov, Ukraine
65.  Peggy Karp, Berkeley, CA, USA
66.  June Kelly, Dublin, Ireland, Coordinator of ICDSM-Ireland
67.  Raymond Kent, Professor Emeritus, History Dept., University of
California at Berkeley, USA
68.  Sergei Kiyashko, Member of Parliament, Ukraine
69.  Wil van der Klift, Chief-Editor of Manifest, Netherlands
70.  V. M. Klikov, sculptor, President of the International Fund for
Slavonic Literacy and Culture, Russia
71.  Lorenz Knorr, Publicist, Germany
72.  Tatjana Kojic, Yugoslav-Austrian Solidarity-Movement, Vienna, Austri=
a
73.  N. I. Kondratenko, Memer of the Council of Federation, Russia
74.  Hermann Kopp, Editor ("Marxistische Bl=E4tter"), D=FCsseldorf, Germa=
ny
75.  Stratis Korakas, Member European Parliament, Greece
76.  Akim Kornilov, Ukraine
77.  Dr. Erika Kosse, Germany
78.  Sergei I. Kostyan, MP, Deputy-head of Parliament Foreign Relations
Commission, Chairman, Belarus Slavonic Committee, Coordinator of ICDSM fo=
r
Belarus
79.  Vladimir Krsljanin, Sloboda (Freedom Association), Yugoslavia,
Secretary of ICDSM
80.  Professor Mihail N. Kuznecov, Attorney, Moscow, Russia, Vice-Chairma=
n
ICDSM
81.  Professor Stefan Leder, Poland
82.  Ren=E9 Lefort, France, Coordinator of French CDSM
83.  Barry Lituchy, historian, New York, USA
84.  M. P. Lobanov, writer, Russia
85.  J. M. Loshchits, writer, Russia
86.  Godfred Louis Jensen, architect, Denmark
87.  Dr Uta Mader, Physician, Cologone, Germany
88.  Professor John Peter Maher, USA
89.  Walter Malzkorn, Trade Unionist, Cologne, Germany
90.  Professor Paul De Marco, Canada
91.  Professor Norman Markowitz, USA
92.  Professor Nina Stepanovna Markovskaya, Ukraine
93.  Kosa Martjak, USA
94.  Dr Andrea Martocchia, Italy
95.  Robert Medernach, Luxembourg-Ville, Luxembourg
96.  Professor Hanfried M=FCller, Theologian, Berlin, Germany
97.  M. I. Nozhkin, poet, People's Artist of Russia
98.  Boris Oliynik, Poet, Member of Parliament, Ukraine
99.  G. V. Osipov, Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Director of
the Institute for Socio-political Research of the Russian Academy of
Sciences
100.          Mary Paich, USA
101.          Dr Michael Parenti, writer, USA, Chairperson of ICDSM-US
102.          Dr. Stanislav Patejdl, Czech Peace Society
103.          Harold Pinter, Playwright, England
104.          Paolo Pioppi, Ramsey Clark Tribunal in Italy, Fondazione Pa=
sti
105.          Dr. Pavel Polachek, Czech Republic
106.          A. A. Prokhanov, Editor-in-chief of the newspaper "Zavtra"
(Tomorrow), Russia
107.          Milos Raickovic, composer, USA
108.          Jelena Rankovic, Yugoslav-Austrian Solidarity-Movement,
Vienna, Austria
109.          Klaus von Raussendorff, editor, Secretary of German CDSM,
Bonn, Germany
110.          Dr. Lisl Rizy, Trade Unionist, Editor, Vienna, Austria
111.          Elena Vasil'evna Romashchenko, Ukraine
112.          Dr. V. N. Romashchenko, Ukraine
113.          Professor Rui Namorado Rosa, Portugal
114.          Rick Rozoff, USA
115.          Alfred P. Rubin, Emeritus Distinguished Professor of
International Law, The Fletcher School of Law & Diplomacy, Tufts Universi=
ty,
USA
116.          V. S. Safronchuk, ambassador, Deputy Secretary General of t=
he
United Nations 1987-1992, Russia
117.          Georgii Vasil'evich Shchekin, Ukraine
118.          Hansjoerg Schneider, lawyer, Bremen, Germany
119.          Arnold Sch=F6lzel, Editor in Chief ("junge Welt"), Berlin,
Germany
120.          Cathrin Schuetz, political scientist, journalist, investiga=
tor
for the legal associates of President Milosevic, Germany
121.          Valentina D. Shtraus, Attorney, Russia
122.          Professor Bhim Singh, Leader of National Panthers' Party,
India, Coordinator of ICDSM for India
123.          Ol'ga Soloveva, Ukraine
124.          Eckart Spoo, Editor ("Ossietzky"), Hannover, Germany
125.          William J. Spring , Chairman of the Christians Against NATO
Aggression (CANA), England
126.          Jole Stanishich, Writer, Russia/Yugoslavia
127.          Phil Stein, USA
128.          Nico Steijnen, Attorney, Netherlands, Lawyer for Pres.
Milosevic in Dutch Courts
129.          V. N. Strakhov, Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences,
Director of the Geophysical Institute "O. J. Shmit", Russia
130.          George Szamuely, Journalist, USA
131.          Karen Talbot (1934-2003), USA
132.          Nadja Tesich, writer, USA
133.          Vyacheslav Tetekin, writer, Russia, secretary of ICDSM-Russ=
ia
134.          Professor Andr=E9 Tremblay, Montreal, Canada
135.          Kaspar Tr=FCmpy, precision mechanic, Switzerland,
136.          V. I. Varenikov, general, Hero of the Soviet Union, Russia
137.          Jacques Verges, Attorney, Paris, France
138.          Enrico Vigna, Association "SOS Yugoslavia", Torino, Italy
139.          Dr. Mimi Vitkova, Bulgaria
140.          Miroslav Vogl, Czech Republic
141.          Alida M. Weber, nee Jatich, Chicago, Illinois, USA
142.          T.V. Weber, Chicago, Illinois, USA
143.          Laura von Wimmersperg, Coordinator of the Peace Movement
(Friedenskoordination), Berlin, Germany
144.          N. D. Yakovleva, President of the Patriotic Alliance of Wom=
en,
Russia
145.          Jim Yarker, Toronto, Canada
146.          Professor Ch. S. Yatsenko, Academician, Russia
147.          Vladimir M. Yatsenko, MP, Ukraine
148.          Milo Yelesiyevich, author & translator, New York, NY, USA
149.          Zahari Zahariev, Bulgaria
150.          L. V. Zaitseva, People's Artist of Russia
151.          O. N. Zarudnaya, Vice-President of the Union of Slavonic
Journalists, Russia
152.          M. A. Zemskov, Editor-in-chief of the "Patriot" magazine,
Russia

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INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE TO DEFEND SLOBODAN MILOSEVIC
www.icdsm.org
[email protected]
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In the struggle US/NATO vs. People which is going on at The Hague, US/NAT=
O
is represented by 1300 employees fed every year with 100.000 $ per person.
People is represented by Slobodan Milosevic alone, armed only with truth =
and
with your support!
NOW is the last moment for full mobilization of all our political,
intellectual and financial potentials to prevent the worse and to decisiv=
ely
help People and Slobodan Milosevic to win the battle for truth.
ICDSM has to set up an effective information center at The Hague to preve=
nt
criminal injustices and to promote, in closest interaction with President
Milosevic and with the small team of his assistants, his struggle for tru=
th,
to bring
his numerous important witnesses before the press and to show the mass
people's support.

SO - ACT NOW - DON'T LET THE TRUTH BE SILENCED!

Vladimir Krsljanin,
Secretary of ICDSM,
Foreign Relations Assistant to President Milosevic
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Please send us your donations and engage in organizing fundraising.
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You can find detailed instructions at:
http://www.icdsm.org/battle.htm
(please also follow the links therein) or
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You can make transfers to ICDSM accounts in Europe:

Peter Betscher
Stadt- und Kreissparkasse Darmstadt, Germany
IBAN: DE 21 5085 0150 0102 1441 63
SWIFT-BIC: HELADEF1DAS

or

Vereinigung f=FCr Internationale Solidarit=E4t (VIS)
4000 Basel, Switzerland
PC 40-493646-5
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THE ILLEGAL HAGUE PROCESS MUST END.
Statement by the President of the World Peace Council Orlando Fundora (Cu=
ba)
http://www.icdsm.org/more/fundora.htm
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VIDOVDAN PEOPLE'S RALLY IN BELGRADE ORGANIZED BY SLOBODA
to mark the third anniversary of kidnapping of President Milosevic
http://www.icdsm.org/more/galery2806.htm
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SLOBODA urgently needs your donation.
Please find the detailed instructions at:
http://www.sloboda.org.yu/pomoc.htm

To join or help this struggle, visit:
http://www.sloboda.org.yu/ (Sloboda/Freedom association)
http://www.icdsm.org/ (the international committee to defend Slobodan
Milosevic)
http://www.free-slobo.de/ (German section of ICDSM)
http://www.icdsm-us.org/ (US section of ICDSM)
http://www.icdsmireland.org/ (ICDSM Ireland)
http://www.pasti.org/milodif.htm (ICDSM Italy)
http://www.wpc-in.org/ (world peace council)
http://www.geocities.com/b_antinato/ (Balkan antiNATO center)



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