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AL QAEDA, THE KLA AND 'JUDGE' MAY
ON PROPER CROSS-EXAMINATION
President Milosevic March 7th, with
Comments
[Posted 3 April 2002]
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On March 7th President Milosevic cross-examined one
Sabit Kadriu. Mr. Kadriu has been described by The Hague
"tribunal" and the mass media as a human rights
activist. This by virtue of his membership in the so-called
"Council for the Defense of Human Rights and
Freedoms," a group run by Adem Demaci. Mr. Kadriu is
an aide to Mr. Demaci.
It would be historically inaccurate to say Adem Demaci
is the political adviser to the terrorist Kosovo
Liberation Army. He resigned from that lofty position
because he considered KLA too moderate.
Here's the Associated Press, May 2, 1999:
[START AP QUOTE]
"And in a political development that could
boost international efforts to persuade ethnic
Albanians to accept a plan for self-rule, Adem Demaci
stepped down as And in a political development that
could boost international efforts to persuade ethnic
Albanians to accept a plan for self-rule, Adem Demaci
stepped down as political adviser for the Kosovo
Liberation Army.
"The influential hard-liner, outspoken in his
opposition to the U.S.-backed peace plan for Kosovo
because it falls short of independence, said the KLA
leadership ''thinks they know more about politics
than I do.'''
[END AP QUOTE]
During the cross-examination of the humanitarian Mr.
Kadriu, an exchange took place in which President
Milosevic charged that Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda has
helped the Kosovo Liberation Army attack the Balkans.
Reading the exchange, posted below, please note the
interruptions by Richard May, the so-called 'judge' in
this so-called 'trial.' (In the New World Order, 'so-called'
is the word of choice.)
President Milosevic is trying here to demonstrate that
the Kosovo Liberation Army "freedom fighters"
work closely with the international terrorist
organization, Al Qaeda. The witness tries to deny this,
making the unbelievable claim that he never heard of
Osama bin Laden before September 11th.
A key purpose of cross-examination is to throw a
witness off-balance and catch him or her in a lie. But
Richard May cuts President Milosevic off three times -
first with "enough of that" (is Mr. May late
for an appointment? distressed because President
Milosevic refuses to abide by proper procedures for a
Show Trial?)
In his second interruption, Mr. May tells President
Milosevic, "Meanwhile the witness says he knows
nothing of it," that is, of the presence of Al Qaeda
in Kosovo, as if this were not precisely the lie
President Milosevic is trying to expose.
The third interruption is the most striking. The
witness has been denying knowledge of Al Qaeda and Pres.
Milosevic says, "So you want to say that you know
nothing about their activity."
May interrupts: "No, he says there are no
Mujahideen in Kosovo. That's what he says."
This is too much even for the amazingly patient Pres.
Milosevic who notes, dryly: "All right but he
doesn't need so much assistance."
So in the courts of the New World Order, the proper
method for an opponent of the ruling bullies, when
conducting a cross-examination, is to ask a question
politely and accept whatever lie the authorities' witness
offers in response, and then move on. Defense Attorneys
take notice.
We have posted links to the FBI and MSNBC documents to
which President Milosevic refers. See FURTHER READING, at
the end.
-- Jared Israel
CROSS EXAMINATION OF SABIT KADRIU,
ASSOCIATE OF THE TERROIST THINKER, ADEM DEMACI
Pres. Milosevic: You said you heard about the KLA in
1991.
Sabit Kadriu: I read in newspapers that something
happened connected with that.
Pres. Milosevic: You were involved in public
activities as you say since the beginning of the 1990s.
Do you know about the activity of the organization of
Osama bin laden in Kosovo & Metohija?
Sabit Kadriu: I heard about bin Laden this year but
never before. Only when the crime was committed against
American people.
Richard May: Enough about that. Mr. Milosevic.
Pres. Milosevic: Do you know about the Mujahideen and
their atrocities in Kosovo & Metohija?
Sabit Kadriu: That is not true that there were
Mujahideen in Kosovo. You have invented that. That is the
fruit of your imagination.
Pres. Milosevic: Well, just say 'it's not correct' or
'I don't know.' You are spending time. I will read you a
passage and you will tell me if that is correct or not.
Al Qaeda (Reads)
"functions through some of the terrorist
organizations that operate under its umbrella or with its
support, including..." I'm going to skip over
this next bit, "Albania," etc. Do you consider
that to be correct? (1)
Sabit Kadriu: That is not right, and that is the fruit
of your imagination.
Pres. Milosevic: [Holds the document in the air. It
includes an FBI insignia.] Well, this is the
congressional statement of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation. (1)
Richard May: What is the date of it?
Pres. Milosevic: December 18, last year. After
September 11th.
Richard May: Very well. You can put that into evidence
in due course. Meanwhile the witness says he knows
nothing of it.
Pres. Milosevic: I am asking the witness, is the
paragraph I read correct and he said it was not correct
and it was a lie and the fruit of my imagination. And now
I am going to ask you [the witness] is the following
correct? [Reads]
"All Qaeda supports Islamic fighters in Bosnia,
Afghanistan, Chechnya and in Kosovo". Is that
correct. (2)
Sabit Kadriu: I know nothing about that. I'm not here
to talk about Bosnia or Afghanistan. I'm here to talk
about Kosovo. There are no Mujahideen in Kosovo and that
is the truth.
Pres. Milosevic: But I have asked you what do you know
about their activities, not whether they are there since
that is indisputable. So you want to say that you know
nothing about their activity.
Richard May: No, he says there are no Mujahideen in
Kosovo. That's what he says.
Pres. Milosevic: All right but he doesn't need so much
assistance. Obviously Al Qaeda fighters have been
identified in Kosovo, Bosnia and Albania and is that
correct or not according to your knowledge?
Sabit Kadriu: I've already said I know nothing about
other countries and when you speak about Kosovo I can say
that there are no Mujahideen there.
Pres. Milosevic: That last passage I have quoted is
from MSNBC and it says, "Sources: Congressional
Research Center, Frontline." [Editor's note:
Frontline is a US Television program on current issues.]
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Further Reading:
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(1) During his
testimony, President Milosevic referred to two documents.
The first was the testimony of FBI 'counter-terrorism' specialist and acting assistant-director J.T. Caruso
in Congress, 18 December 2001 the relevant part of which
can be read at
http://www.icdsm.org/more/fbi-msnbc.htm#a
The other was an MSNBC WebPage entitled, 'WHO IS
OSAMA BIN LADEN?' The excerpt can be read at
http://www.icdsm.org/more/fbi-msnbc.htm#b
2) President Milosevic has stressed the
glaring bit of hypocrisy involved in NATO claiming the
right to intervene wherever it wishes "to fight
terrorism" while kidnapping and "trying"
him - for in fact, fighting terrorism. Related evidence:
the Washington Post recently exposed that the US
government has paid for millions of violent Islamist
textbooks, including 4 million that were just printed and
are being used in - are you ready? - Afghanistan.
See 'The
ABC's of Jihad,' which can be
read at http://www.icdsm.org/more/abc-i.htm
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