Before the World War I, the Serbs accounted for 75% of the population of the Srebrenica municipality. Before the World War II, they constitueted 50% of population. Before this war only 30%. The enormous population decline was not caused by a drop in the birth-rate or migration. It was the direct result of the brotherly love of their Muslim and Croat neighbours. During WWII, Curcio Malaparte in his novel "Skin" notes that as a sign of devotion to the Ustashi state, the Moslems of Srebrenica sent Ante Pavelic, an unusual gift - a basket full of Serbs' eyes.

Over 1,500 Serbs, mostly civilians, have been killed in Srebrenica and its neighbourhood, since the outbreak of the civil war in Bosnia. The only survivors are those who fled. None in the media mentioned "ethnic cleansing" or "genocide". But in April of '93 when Srebrenica was facing military defeat, the media's conscience woke up. The civilians in Srebrenica had to be saved (together with 10,000 Muslim troops) from "unprovoked Serbian aggression". The Serbian side's proposal for Srebrenica to be demilitiarised or, otherwise, for all civilians to be evacuated, was rejected as yet another expression of hypocrisy and blackmail.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS ATTACK BOSNIAN SERB VILLAGE Stephen Kinzer, 06-26-95, N.Y. Times News Service THE BOSNIA CALCULATION: HOW MANY HAVE DIED? George Kenney, The New York Times Magazine, April 23, 1995. PRESIDENCY AND ARMY COMMAND SACRIFICED SREBRENICA Slobodna Bosna, 07/14/96 (translation from Serbian) "MISSING" ENCLAVE TROOPS FOUND The Times, London, August 2nd, 1995. WHAT'S IN A 'MASS GRAVE? Linda Ryan, Living Marxism, Issue 88, March 1996. Humanitarian Aid To Srebrenica * Throughout the war, and during the winter of 1992/93 not one case of death from starvation was registered on the Bosnian Moslem side in Bosnia. * It is worth noting that after every delivery of humanitarian aid, the Bosnian Muslims from Srebrenica launched bigger offensive operations during winter of 1992 and spring of 1993. * There are many indications that the entire campaign about the need to deliver "humanitarian" aid and open up corridors through Serbian territory started in order to supply the Muslims with weapons, logistics, and military equipment. Delivery of weapons was done by air, and food, medicine, were mostly delivered by road.

"Safe" Srebrenica was supposed to be demilitarised but this did not stop Mr Oric's soldiers raiding nearby Serb villages. A recent raid, occuring soon after the collapse of the heavy-weapons exclusion zone around Sarajevo, plus the slow gathering of the West's reaction force, gave General Ratko Mladic, the Bosnian Serb commander, the reasons he needed for extracting the thorn of Srebrenica from the Bosnian Serbs' eastern side. But Mr Oric escaped. (The Economist, 15-21 July 1995) From the beginning of Srebrenica crises Bosnian Muslim propaganda used the number of 120,000 civilians in the area. When Srebrenica fell only 40,000, including 10,000 solders, were found. Games with numbers played well with Bosnian Muslims in the past. They played the same game around Zepa, Gorazde, Bihac. When going get tough use ham radio! "One of the more notorious cases of fabricated data and unverified hearsay masquerading as indisputable fact was the use of "ham radio operator reports" as a basis for coverage. During a number of combat situations (e.g., Srebrenica, Gorazde, Bihac), lacking any other information, these sources with their desperation pleas and messsages of impending doom were passed along by the media essentially unchallenged, the medium itself adding a note of utter emergency. In reality, these reports were largely exaggerated (most often, entirely fabricated) accounts generated by the Muslim Sarajevo government, as has been subsequently proven."