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A CONTRIBUTION TO THE HISTORY OF SERBIAN SHAME
HOW THEY SOLD MILOSEVIC

By:Слободан Лазаревић

In April 2001, the U.S. Congress passed a resolution that dispelled all the hopes of the post-October DOS that Western mentors would shower them with dollars as they did when they overthrew Milosevic - when they spent money on the open account in Budapest. Namely, for less than a year since October 5, the Congress has been conditioning any donor assistance to the FRY, including the write-off of debts, on the cooperation of Belgrade with The Hague.
By taking over the helm, the Dos government has inherited the obligations of the state towards foreign countries. creditors. Debt reached $11.4 billion in 2001. The largest part ($4.4 billion) was owed by the state to the Paris Club of 17 creditor states, while the London Club owed 600 million euros. commercial banks' debt amounted to $2.8 billion. Sanctions and economic isolation of the FRY have cut off financial flows with the world; The government couldn't even pay its debts. Not even to pay the interest rates. A month later and two months after the March attack on a house (Miloševoća) in Požeška Street in Dedinje, in May 2001, Kostunica, accompanied by Former U.S. Ambassador Milne St. Protic arrives in Washington for a meeting with U.S. President George W. Bush. He was scheduled to address the U.N. Security Council, but the hosts (the White House) "canceled" each performance, letting him "know that it was exclusively a visit to the United States" – nothing else was out of the question. In addition to Bush, the Vice President Dick Cheney and Advisor Condyliza Wright1).
U.S. President George W. Bush announces to Kostunica (and confirmed to Miroljub Labus by U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell) that there will be no donors' conference - which the European Union has The commission has scheduled a hearing on June 29, 2001 - if Milosevic is not extradited to The Hague. A little later, Bill Clinton appealed to the world's financiers to ask the FRY to pass a law on cooperation The Hague will allow the arrest and extradition of citizens of the FRY of The Hague (Milosevic). The Hague investigators must be given access to confidential documents and information.
Six (failed) attempts to violate the Constitution
he Senate Judiciary Committee is scheduled for June 21. There is uncertainty about what will happen if the SNP refuses to vote. It was answered : a new one will follow And it will be even bigger (Milosevic's detention in pre-trial detention expired on July 1). No guilt of Milosevic has ever been proven. It was completely rejected in the verdict On December 27, 2010, after the existence of a criminal enterprise and the acquisition of material gain were not proven, only Kertes was convicted of A way to manage the money that belongs to the budget. All dilemmas were dispelled by the Federal Prime Minister Zizic (SNP) stating: "Slobodan Milosevic will not be extradited to The Hague while he is president the Federal Government."33).
Here is how the former Federal Minister of Justice Momcilo Grubač testified about the events: "The SNP ministers were against the law (on cooperation with The Hague), primarily because of this that they considered that the law, which provides for the possibility of transferring domestic citizens to an international court, would be contrary to the Constitution and that in the campaign for the republican elections in Montenegro (which In April 2001, they publicly spoke out against this type of cooperation. The bill was sent to the Federal Assembly, but on the day of the session, at which it was supposed to be He was not allowed to vote for him, because it was clear that the SNP MPs would not vote for him for the same reasons. Only the votes of the DOS in the Assembly would not be adopted.”4)
The fall of Prime Minister Žižić's government
Then a serious crisis of the federal government broke out. Alarming warnings are being heard that - in all likelihood - there will soon be no more federal government, and eventually no federal state (FRY). The regime press admits that the "Yugoslav coalition" has been seriously shaken, and perhaps the federation itself headed by Vojislav Kostunica: "To Western friends, Yugoslavia was after all less important than Milosevic." And there were those who just said: the disintegration of Yugoslavia, why not! Trade in human heads? Why not! Unless it's ours. In such an atmosphere, it is difficult to A meeting was held in June 2001 in the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. This puts DOS in the spotlight, which is logical, because it was the key culprit of the post-October 5 crisis – much worse than the one from the 1997 . Then the collapse of the coalition "Together" threatened to lose power, and now they risked committing the Vidovdan crime. – The aforementioned emergency session of the DOS leaders was held in the cabinet of Kostunica and It lasted all night. Some demand the extradition of Milosevic - even without any law on cooperation with The Hague - while others oppose lawlessness. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security is outraged and I'm offended; they claim that others in the DSS call them 3K – controversial, criminal and corrupt. The Federal Minister of Justice, Momcilo Grubac, interrupts the quarrel between the leaders of the DOS. He agrees to write a special (federal) decree on the extradition of Milosevic. At 2:00 a.m., Prime Minister Zoran Zizic called Montenegro. Zizic schedules a session of the Government, but refuses to preside (Minister of Health He was only there to explain the SNP's opposition).
Thus, the "midnight" decree of the federal government, instead of a law (which would otherwise have to be passed by the Assembly), becomes a kind of shortcut. Not only to The Hague, but also to the impasse of the federal state. It was passed without members of the SNP. They left the meeting. On the same day, they offered their resignations to the party's main committee in Podgorica. On the other hand, he said, "Yugoslavia neither Milosevic nor the SNP will be held hostage." Of course, it won't, because it won't be.
p>On June 23, > The Federal Government adopted the Decree on Cooperation with the Hague Tribunal (signed by Vice President Miroljub Labus). A Decree That Calls for Fubiotic Direct Application The Statute of the Hague Tribunal shall enter into force immediately. With the adoption of this decree without the approval of the SNP, the federal government of Zoran Žižić practically fell, Her death has been officially recorded since July 24, 2001. At the same time, the Federal Minister of Justice, Momcilo Grubac, now in resignation, forwarded the Tribunal's request to the District Court in Belgrade for the extradition of Milosevic, brought to him by Hans Holtius, which initiated the procedure for his extradition
All that remains is for the District Court in Belgrade to consider it and make a decision (decision) in accordance with the applicable constitutional and positive legal provisions, after passing the appeal procedure and At the end of the day, you should inform the Federal Attorney General. None of this will come true. The extradition process will never be carried out. Остало је још само да га Окружни суд у Београду размотри и донесе одлуку (решење) у складу са важећим уставним и позитивним законским одредбама, након што прође жалбени поступак и на крају о свему обавести Савезног министра правде. Ништа од тога се неће обистинити. Поступак екстрадиције никада неће бити спроведен.
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1).Milan St. Protic,"When the President Sends a Secret Letter to the White House..."11,01.2026. https://velikeprice.com/politika/kad-predsednik-salje-tajno-pismo-u-belu-kucu/““.
 2) .Not only the debt to the London and Paris creditors' clubs, but also to the World Bank and the EU.

 3). Serbia was then in a transitional government until the elections on 23 December; The Djindjic government took office on January 25, 2001..


 4 ).  Due to enormous pressures, blackmail and general nervousness, the minister from the DSS (Kostunica) Zoran Shami has a heart attack and ends up in the hospital. And the Serbian Minister of Justice from Vienna threatens Montenegro "that (as 120 years ago at the Berlin Congress), Serbia could declare independence".“.

5 ).Republika, br 270-271, 2001.   


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