Slobodan Milosevic
Nothing more clearly highlights the hypocrisy of President Clinton’s Bosnia policy than his administration’s attempt to pressure Serbian “strongman” Slobodan Milosevic to turn over accused war criminals for trial. Milosevic himself is a war criminal of monstrous proportions. As the architect of the ethnic cleansing perpetrated against non-Serbs, it is he who should be charged and extradited. He is instead courted by our government.
The time for negotiating with the Serbs ended long ago. The United States and NATO should end this farce and forcibly liberate Bosnia and Serbia from those who committed genocide while sneering at the paralysis of a stunned world.
RONALD O. RICHARDS
Los Angeles
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