How special
And then there’s Prince Charles’s surprise colleague.
Captured war crimes suspect Radovan Karadzic was living in Serbia’s capital Belgrade and practising alternative medicine, Serb officials say. He was sporting a long white beard…
Good good; glad he looked the part. And so appropriate…’alternative medicine’ – yes that’s one of those ironic euphemisms that murdering bastards go in for, isn’t it, like Sonderbehandlung. Killing people wholesale is special handling all right, and it’s also alternative medicine, very alternative indeed. Very droll, Rado.
“He was involved with alternative medicine, earning his money from practising alternative medicine… he was working in a private practice.”…He even gave public lectures and was a regular contributor to Healthy Life magazine, editor Goran Kojic said.
Okay that’s carrying irony a little too far. There is such a thing as good taste.
Did you see his picture in The Telegraph? The guy looks like Father Christmas, for Christ’s sake! Rumour has it that he an Charles plan to open an alternative medical clinic out of Buck House.
Last week I watched on telly a harrrowing programme about Hasan Nuhanović’s plight and determination to seek justice for the loss of his whole family. He (along with the other victim’s) must be over the moon about the recent capture of one of the butcher’s of Srebrenica.
“There are two cases (amongst others) concerning a former UN interpreter, Hasan Nuhanović, and the family of Rizo Mustafić, an electrician who worked for the UN Batallion at Srebrenica. Nuhanović filed a suit against the State of the Netherlands in front of the District Court in The Hague claiming that Dutch troops within the UN peacekeeping contingent that were responsible for security in the then Srebrenica protected zone, allowed VRS troops to kill his family (brother, father and mother), while the family of Mustafić filed the suite because he was killed in similar circumstances” Wiki.