BELGRADE CONFERENCE SUCCES !

Belgrade, March 27. Two days International conference in Belgrade marking 10 years of the start of the NATO aggression on Yugoslavia (Serbia and Crna Gora) ended up with the calls to dissolve NATO as the aggressive global alliance aiming at replacing the United Nations and to close up the Hag tribunal (ICTY) as prolonged NATO anti-Serbian arm. The Conference initiated establishment of the International Tribunal of the Human Consciences (Tribunal International de la Consciance Humaine).

The participants reiterated that the 1999 NATO war on Yugoslavia was the war to weaken Europe, dislocate American troops in the Balcan, control Caspian, Middle East and Central Asia regions and to encircle Russia. the precedent to be followed later by aggression on Iraq. They stated that NATO violated the UN Charter, the OSCE Helsinki Final document and basic principles of the International relation in order to create precedent and concluded that it was a crime against peace and humanity.

The Conference considered that the first War in Europe after the Second World War was waged to justify existence of NATO, rise of military expenditure and to impose the Alliance as global police force.

The Conference supported the view that 1999 USA/NATO aggression has been continuing through the past 10 years by economic, political and propaganda means culminating by imposed illegal self proclamation of independence of Serbia’s province of Kosovo and Metohija in February 2008.

Referring to over 3.500 killed and over 10.000 wounded, two thirds of which are civilians, to the economic damage of over 100 billion of USD, the Conference reiterated the right of Serbia to the war compensation. It also called that the consequences of the massive use of nuclear weapons (ammunition with depleted uranium) during the aggression be carefully studied and findings made public.

The Conference hosted by Belgrade Forum for the World of Equals, an independent, non-party, non-profit association of Serbian intellectuals was attended by over 600 scientists, writers, diplomats, military specialists and other public figures from over 40 countries, was also attended by high Serbian State representatives in spite of the fact that the Government refused to assist its organizers.

Among the speakers were the former US Attorney General Ramsey Clark, renown Swiss ecologist Franz Weber, Canadian scientist Michel Chossudovsky, Russian general Leonid Ivashov, Former French minister of defense General Pierre Marie Galois, Greek politician Aleka Papariga, British politician Alice Mahon, Bulgarian scientist Velko Valkanov and about 60 other speakers. Ten of them were presented by special Belgrade Forum Friendship Charter for their outstanding contribution in spreading the truth and upholding the principles of Law and Justice.

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