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you admit to set on fire one christian nation on another and give your values and heros up to islamistic butchers.you fight for goods forget that persons only will escape you. video for Pontyi Pilat of Radovan Karadzic.22nd,july.haag court must be fired,as holland makes crimes against humanism experimentin on people by gebbels standarts. from nbcnews.today,22nd,2008th It didn't take long for the hardliners to hit the streets. Shortly after the office of Serbian President Boris Tadic issued a late-night statement announcing the arrest of Radovan Karadžić, scores of young ultranationalists started gathering in Belgrade's main squares. Some drove around town singing jingoistic songs; others insulted and spat at police hastily deployed to keep the peace. "Radovan is a hero," shouted members of the youth movement Obraz as they gathered around the special court building where Karadžić's extradition hearing will take place. "Boris, save Serbia, kill yourself," they yelled in a message to the president. Karadžić, the former Bosnian Serb leader accused of genocide and crimes against humanity, was arrested in Serbia Monday after 13 years on the run. But while human rights organizations around the world welcomed the unexpected news, Serbs feared that Karadžić's detention could provoke a nationalist backlash. Serbian authorities last night dispatched police reinforcements to Belgrade's U.S. Embassy, which was torched in February after Kosovo declared independence. Special units were also positioned around the court. Karadžić is accused of masterminding the deaths of 100,000 people in his ethnic cleansing campaign against Bosnian Muslim, Bosnian Croat and other non-Serb civilians during the bloodiest of the four wars that followed the break-up of communist Yugoslavia in 1991. One of the main accusations against him is the killing of more than 7,000 Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica, the worst massacre in Europe since World War II. Although details about how Karadžić was located have yet to emerge, the arrest appears to have been a direct result of the formation of a new pro-Western Serbian government earlier this month. Last Friday's replacement of the powerful secret service chief, loyal to the former ultranationalist prime minister Vojsilav Kostunica, by an aide of the liberal Tadic is also believed to have been instrumental in Karadžić's detention. "The arrest of Karadžić shows that elections do matter," Thomas O. Melia, deputy executive director of the Washington-based Freedom House, said in a statement, welcoming the arrest as "a triumph" for both the international community and Serbia's new authorities. "It's no coincidence that the Serbian government appointed a new head of security on Friday and this arrest happened just three days later." The arrest brings Serbia one step closer to membership in the European Union,

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