I think I should have prefaced my comment with a quotation from Trifkovic’s introduction to the transcript:

“Last but not least, the final third of the transcript illustrates the apparent inability of the Western elite class—embodied in this instance by the cross-examiner for the Prosecution, Mr. Vanderpuye—to grasp the significance of the Jihadist threat to our civilization and our way of life.”

I would be the happiest if no Serb were in The Hague. Your testimony help us understand to some extent what had happened in these horrifying years of American led destruction of the former Yugoslavia., but also to what extent Serbian leaders were unable to grasp the extensity of hate against the Serbs and determination by Slovenes, Croats, Bosnian Muslims and Albanians to form their own state by applying all means possible.
I enjoyed the “educative” part – your responses to prosecutor’s questions on Islam.

I have not met many Serbs, I confess, but one that I know has been brainwashed. It’s odd: she was born in Serbia, yet is quite anti-Serbia, and I just don’t get it.

I know there was a Dutch one but I didn’t think it was that good

Do most Serbs believe the official story that Milosevic started genocidal wars?

Do they know the role of international terrorism or have they been brainwashed by Soros his media and youth movement.

How genuine is the war on terror when there base of operation since and before 9/11 is the Panski Gorge in Georgia and the Balkans specifically Bosnia and Kosovo which have a huge US military presence yet we are going to war in the Middle East against countries stated in documents like a Clean Break planned before 9/11 and not connected with fighting international terrorism.

Do you think you will be summoned for the Karadzic folly? I say this because I remember Amanpour emphatically bellowing that Milosevic trial will be the trial of the century….which, well, was a mockery of justice from the legal accounts I have read

Some of your accounts, discourse and proximity with those in forefront of the war reminds me of Milos Stankovic’s “Trusted Mole” and the proximity he had to the action, those in charge, etc.

Can we expect a book coming out concerning the discussions and the events?

“Last but not least, the final third of the transcript illustrates the apparent inability of the Western elite class – embodied in this instance by the cross-examinor for the Prosecution, Mr. Vanderpuye – to grasp the significance of the Jihadist threat to our civilization and our way of life.”

I have to say that a prosecutor of Serbs for crimes against Muslims is going to be the last person to understand this. Like a Mafia defense lawyer, his job success depends on not understanding it.

You say that one of the reasons you went to Pale was to learn “what actually happened to make Srebrenica fall quickly and unexpectedly.” You did not get the answers you were looking during your visit, have you found them since?