"One cannot say that there are humane and inhumane wars.
All wars are inherently inhumane, except for self-defense ones."
"We have suffered a great deal in this war. (Yet)
we’ve neither lost nor won the war, which is maybe the (real) tragedy. The politics
forced upon us has determined that there not be a military solution."
"The Serbs were declared guilty for everything that has
happened, since the start of the war, until the Dayton agreement... Yet we’ve lost
the entire Republic of Serbian Krajina, and have lost one-third of the Bosnian Serb
Republic in this war. We are the greatest victims of the war."
"America has its own interests (for blaming the Serbs).
They wanted the world to forget their own crimes in Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Vietnam,
Cambodia, the (Persian) Gulf, etc."
"There are numerous examples of highly biased behavior
by the members of international organizations in this war... The representatives of UNHCR
are running around these days closing a contract with Alija Izetbegovic to provide glass
windows and doors in Sarajevo; the French contingent of the I-FOR is building a power line
for the Muslims using its helicopters; they are building bridges for them. And no one is
even thinking about to rebuild the bridges (on Serb territory) which they destroyed
themselves (in September 1995 bombing), especially the ones on the (river) Drina. At the
same time, hundreds of I-FOR vehicles escort the Muslims traveling to Gorazde across Serb
territory... while the I-FOR generals constantly turn down all our requests for passage of
Serb civilians through Gorazde."
"The world powers of be, that invented some supposed
mass graves of the Muslims, are now running around all over the place trying to locate
them. But they can’t. The English are showing an especially high profile in this
respect. And the Turks are trying to ferry in their own vehicles the Muslims into our
towns of Doboj and Teslic."
"If we had wanted to, not a single Muslim would have
left Srebrenica and Zepa alive. They were in a hopeless situation. We evacuated them
across our territory into Central Bosnia, in the presence of UNPROFOR... In this war, I
have not waged war even for a second, let alone a day, against any civilians, either Croat
or Muslim."
"How is it that the Hague court is reserved only for the
Serbian politicians and generals, as if we had been in war with some extra-terrestrial
creatures? How come there is no room (on the defendants’ bench) for (Franjo) Tudjman
and Alija (Izetbegovic) and their generals? How come there is no room for the
international powers of be that intervened in this war? What of the (NATO) generals who
bombed the Serb civilians, killing our people and our young and elderly?"
"Every war is inherently a crime, but that doesn’t
mean that all warriors are criminals. We have been defending our country and our
people."
"The Army of the Bosnian Serb Republic has not
participated in any crimes; has not committed any crimes."
"We did not want to be the slaves of either the Ottoman
or Austro-Hungarian empires, nor Hitler’s. And we don’t want to be the slaves of
the ‘New World Order’ which rolls its tanks, along with its air force’s
napalm and cartridge radioactive bombs and shells across entire nations."
