M. Philippe GALLOIS
Paris


Cher M.  Gallois,

La mort de votre père, le  Général Pierre-Marie Gallois, a été reçu avec grande émotion et une profonde tristesse par le peuple serbe.

Confronté au calvaire et l'injustice de tout genre  pendant la dernière décennie du vingtième siècle, le peuple serbe s'est senti réconforté, encouragé, rasséréné par le soutien que le général Gallois lui accordait immanquablement et résolument par sa présence, par ses paroles et par ses livres.

Après l'éclatement de ce qu'on appelle  ''la crise yougoslave'' au début des années quatre-vingt dix,  le Général Gallois  s'est immédiatement solidarité avec le peuple serbe, s'opposant énergiquement à toute sorte de calomnie et d'injustice, dont il était l'objet.

Depuis ce moment, le général Gallois a développé à travers ses livres, ses articles, de nombreuses interventions publiques et même des voyages en Serbie et en République Serbe de Bosnie, une activité formidable, en consacrant toute son énergie, tout son talent d'écrivain, tout son temps au soutien et à la défense  du peuple serbe, de la vérité et de la justice.

En ce moment de  profonde tristesse, nous sommes  fiers  du fait que le général Gallois est le premier lauréat de la plus grande distinction du Forum de Belgrade pour le Monde des Egaux - de la Charte d'amitié, qui lui a été décerné lors de la Conférence Internationale, tenue à Belgrade du 23 au 24 mars  2009, à l'occasion du dixième anniversaire de l'agression de la Serbie (Yougoslavie), par l'OTAN.

Grâce à cet engagement exemplaire, le nom du général Gallois restera à jamais gravé dans la mémoire collective du peuple serbe.

En ce moment de grande tristesse pour nous tous, nous exprimons à vous, M.
Gallois, ainsi qu'à toute la famille du Général,  nos condoléances les plus sincères.



Zivadin Jovanovic,

Président du Forum de Belgrade
pour le Monde des Egaux,
Ancien Ministre des A.E. de la
R.F.. de  Yougoslavie

Please take note that as of July 19th, 2010, the Belgrade Forum moved to the new address which reads as follows:

THE BELGRADE FORUM FOR A WORLD OF EQUALS
Sremska Street No. 6, IV Floor
11000  B e l g r a d e
Serbia

New telephones +(381 11) 32 83 778 and 32 83 763

By Srdja Trifkovic <http://www.alternativeright.com/authors/srdja-trifkovic/>
On July 11, the constituent nations of Bosnia-Herzegovina -- no longer warring, but far from reconciled -- will mark the 15th anniversary of “Srebrenica.” The name of the eastern Bosnian town will evoke different responses from different communities, however. The difference goes beyond semantics. The complexities of the issue remain reduced to a simple morality play devoid of nuance and context.

That is exactly how the sponsors of the “Srebrenica Remembrance Day” <http://www.bosniak.org/parliament-of-canadas-bill-c%E2%80%93533-in-honor-of-srebrenica-genocide-remembrance> -- currently before the Canadian House of Commons -- want it to be:

Whereas the Srebrenica Massacre, also known as the Srebrenica Genocide, was the killing in July of 1995 of an estimated 8,000 Bosniak men and boys in the region of Srebrenica in Bosnia and Herzegovina by Bosnian Serb forces;

Whereas the Srebrenica Massacre is the largest mass murder in Europe since World War II and the largest massacre carried out by Serb forces during the Bosnian war;

Whereas the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, located in The Hague, unanimously decided in the case of Prosecutor v. Krstić that the Srebrenica Massacre was genocide…

The trouble is that the event known to the bill’s sponsors as the “Srebernica genocide” was no such thing. The contention that as many as 8,000 Muslims were killed has no basis in available evidence; it is not an “estimate” but a political construct. The magnitude of casualties at Srebrenica and the context of events have been routinely misrepresented in official reports by the pro-Muslim governments, quasi-non-governmental institutions, and the media. 

As for The Hague Tribunal, an Orwellian institution with which I am well acquainted <http://www.chroniclesmagazine.org/index.php/2008/09/23/witnessing-at-the-hague> , its “unanimous decisions” are as drearily predictable as those in Moscow in 1936. It is not known to the public, however, that those “decisions” are now disputed by a host of senior Western military and civilian officials, NATO intelligence officers and independent intelligence analysts who dispute the official portrayal of the capture of Srebrenica as a unique atrocity in the Bosnian conflict.

Just published !

NATO AGGRESSION – TURNING POINT IN WORLD RELATIONS

NATO aggression (1999) against Serbia and Montenegro (FRY) has been subject to many analyzes and publications. “The Twilight of the West” the book that has just come to the public deals with the same event, but is quite different and even unique.
Firstly, it is the most comprehensive book so far on the real causes, objectives and consequences of the aggression. In about 530 pages illustrated by over 60 unforgettable photos the book offers the richest ever illustration of the immoral and dirty methods applied by prophets of the “new world order” and doctrine of “humanitarian interventions”. Secondly, it comes as a result of common effort of about 60 authors, prominent scientists and intellectuals from over 40 countries from all continents, except Australia. Thirdly, while it cannot be classified as memoires it includes contributions of such personalities from Serbia as the War Prime Minister dr Momir Bulatovic, the two ex-Foreign Ministers of FR of Yugoslavia – Vladislav Jovnovic and Zivadin Jovanovic, Head of Serbo-Yugoslav Delegation at the Rambouillet talks Prof. Ratko Markovic, ex-Air Defense Chief General-Lieutenant Spasoje Smiljanic and others.
Foreign authors include, among others, Swiss ecologist Franz Webber, Canadian scientist Michel Chossudovsky,  Russion scientists Elena Guskova, Alex Mezyaev and Igor Ivashov, German intellectuals Wolfgang Richter and Elmar Schmaheling, USA intellectuals Ramsey Clark and Diana Johnston and many others. A tribute for their remarkable contribution to the book goes to renowned intellectuals from Serbian Diaspora, particularly to historian from USA Srdja Trifkovic and writer from France, Komnen Becirovic.
For many contributors of the book the NATO aggression on  Yugoslavia was a turning point from the period of relative importance of the basic principles of International Relations and of the role of United Nations to the period of lawlessness and domination of USA-led NATO over UN Security Council.
Published by Belgrade Forum and Milenium Groupe, Belgrade, July 2010, hard cover, 527 pages.
The book may be ordered from Belgrade Forum for a World of Equals, Kneza Milosa 82, tel. +381 11 26 44 239, e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , at a price of 15 euro, plus air/mail expenses.