KRSTIC: GENOCIDE CONVICT TRANSFERED FROM BRITISH PRISON TO HAGUE

PHOTO: Gen. Radislav Krstic with the
Serb leader Radovan Karadzic in 1992.

We learn from sources close to the Hague Tribunal that General Radislav Krstic -- convicted for his involvement in the 1995 Srebrenica Genocide -- has been transferred from the British prison to the ICTY detention unit in Scheveningen, Netherlands.

He was complaining that food, accommodation and security at the British prison were bad. In May of 2010, he was attacked and, allegedly, his throat was slashed (some sources reported it was only a minor cut). The Hague Tribunal will try to find another prison for him.

General Radislav Krstic is a monster. Instead of being hanged like Nazi war criminals, the Hague Tribunal is doing everything they can to accommodate the needs and comfort of this monster.

In July 1995, the Army of Republic of Bosnia-Herzegovina's intelligence units intercepted Krstic ordering the killings of Srebrenica men and boys. In the intercept, Krstic stated that "Single one must not be left alive!". Krstic's instructions to his troops echoed the order that Radovan Karadzic gave to Miroslav Deronjic, "Miroslav, they must all be killed... All and every one you find there."

Here is the excerpt from the Krstic intercept:

General Krstic: Are you working down there? [executing men and boys]

Major Obrenovic: Of course we're working.

General Krstic: Good.

Major Obrenovic: We've managed to catch a few more, either by gunpoint or in mines.

General Krstic: Kill them all, God damn it!

Major Obrenovic: Everything is going according to a plan.

General Krstic: Single one must not be left alive.

Major Obrenovic: Everything is going according to a plan. Everything.

General Krstic: Way to go, chief. The Turks are probably listening to us. Let them listen, the mother-f-----s. (Turks is a derrogative name for Bosnian Muslims)