The Hague Inquisition was due to resume today, with Milosevic now presenting his case. Instead it has been suspended due to Milosevic's ill health:

Milosevic trial hangs in balance
 http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/3868215.stm


Milosevic has had health problems for several years now, and has been consistently denied proper medical attention, given the wrong medicine, and so forth. See, for example:

 http://emperors-clothes.com/milo/press4-3.htm (points 11 onwards)

and

 http://emperors-clothes.com/petition/appealof.htm


"Last July (2002), Judge May read in court the statement of a doctor who had examined President Milosevic. The doctor said that because of his serious heart condition, President Milosevic should have more time for rest. Instead, the Tribunal increased his work hours.

Not only has the Tribunal refused to let coronary specialists examine President Milosevic, but in a session of the Tribunal, at which President Milosevic was not present, Judge May accused him of refusing medication. This is simply a lie."


It was quite clear to all that Milosevic had completely destroyed the prosecution's case, which relied on false evidence, "witnesses" just out of mental hospitals, "witnesses" straight out of the hierachy of terrorist organisations, and "witnesses" who professed that they had been tortured and bribed to lie about Milosevic, and backed up Milosevic's version of events.

Perhaps now they have decided that the only way for the Hague Inquisition to have any semblance of legitimacy is to have Milosevic die...