":::Interesting point that he may be Serbian but I suspect he isn't, Albanian is more likely given his poor ability to write Serbian. English may be his first tongue but this user writes ""it's"" for the possessive and not its which is standard. Wholly false ranks very generous compared to that what others say about the press. Remember something Timbouctou. There is more pro-Serbian coverage in worldwide publication than there is pro-Albanian, pro-Bosnian Muslim or pro-Croatian but to be fair, the other nations have not have the same finger of blame pointed at them nor have they found themselves at the receiving end of internationally sponsored aggression and this coupled with double-standards from the same organisations. I'm not an apologist for Serb actions in the 1990s but I do read the and watch coverage which refutes BBC et al. You may feel that defending the Serbian position is an automatic slap in the face for those that fought against them in the 1990s but most of the commentary attacks the world governments (cheifly US) and organisations such as the EU, the UN and their excrements such as the ICTY. The two parties you mentioned to organise the protests are as you correctly state far-right by their own admission. Who organises an event is one thing, who attends is totally different. Of a good hundred people I know to attend the pro-Mladić protest, only two vote SRS, many of them either vote more central parties such as DSS, DS, G17+ but the absolute majority are among the millions to boycott all political voting since spring 2001 kada su primijetili koliko je sati...it won't have the safe effect in English. All of a sudden, months have passed since the overthrow of the nasty man and the cracks are showing, unemployment up, pay rises slightly but prices rocket, public wealth privatised and sold to outsiders who will continue to exploit natives for cheap labour - but, appeasing Europe/the west - ""we obey, you want this man, we will arrest him, we will now write the most shameful chapter of this nation's history and squirm like dogs. Sinđelić will turn in his grave but the sweets we are given taste too nice to resist!"". Naturally Timbouctou, what a government does is its own choice but attending a demonstration opposing extradition of Mladić no more makes one a ""nationalist"" than those who opposed Gotovina's trial were. There were demonstrations in Croatia and many I knew to attend were Titoists or supporters of SDP, liberals and non-right wing parties, or HDZ which is moderate right in all truth even if it had its fingers in a few pies in the 1990s. As for radicals, they have almost a quarter of the support in Serbia making them a major party. A great many SRS gatherings - but for lesser events such as upcoming elections - can often attract a sea of people waving blue flags. I know one or two radicals in Novi Sad, I phoned one of them to ask if he were going (he's a lawyer) and he replied that he wouldn't and neither would many because they knew it to be a ""futile non-event"". But CNN however produced a slanted report showing one section of the ""small but respectable crowd"" and proclaimed ""..but the rest of Serbia is happy this has happened"". They then show arbitrary interviews with two people who could only cite ""economical advantages which beckon in the near future"" but nobody from the list of letters read by the BBC cited ""international justice"". If Serbia and Croatia could have joined their beloved intergovernmental rat packs without having to arrest the suspects (only ""moderate pleas"", if you could, please hand Mr.XXX to us, that would be nice, thanks) it would never have happened, such as you never had protests in the past years from locals outside Parliament saying ""arrest this man, arrest him, and don't try him here, have him tried over there where it's more fair - never mind economical rewards, do it for justice'"" - I also noted the absence of ""Serbs rejoicing"", they may not have protested but I didn't hear of any street parties hailing the event like Ivanišević and Đoković winning Wimbledon. For Wikipedia purposes, it was a minor event and that's the end; for me to cite the examples I give you you personally is original research so I don't go near it. And as for the ""important day for Europe"", please, I just feel sick when I read that! If the allegations were not subject to overkill in the press, nobody would have heard of these ""fugitives"" the same way few New World apologists can name Naser Orić despite him bragging about his activities to the press, and those same propagandists ignore the actions of the Israeli state and its direct and indirect involvements in 60 years of incidents that make Srebrenica (dubious but assuming truth of accusation) look like nothing. I didn't mean to enter this conversation Timbouctou and on the whole I am in agreement with you on actual thoughts and views (looking at your remarks on previous sect