US bombed civilians in Serbia

-----Original Message----- From: Vladimir Krsljanin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 07 April 2001 15:17 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; Belgrade Forum Cc: Internet team of SPS; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Freedom for Slobodan! - Big rally in Belgrade Importance: High SOCIALIST PARTY OF SERBIA Belgrade, April 7, 2001 STATEMENT Head Committee of the Socialist Party of Serbia met today in Belgrade after the end of the massive rally of support to SPS President Slobodan Milosevic, who was detained a week ago. Head Committee stated that the rally in front of Government of Serbia buildings was big success. Several speakers, young socialists, members of the Party leadership and guests from Montenegro were cheered and applauded by more than 20.000 citizens. The key demand to the authorities was freeing Milosevic from detention immediately, letting him defend his innocence from freedom and stop politically motivated detentions. Proclamation read at the meeting asked the authorities to answer who were the masked armed men, bearing neither official insignia nor the authorization of a judge investigator, who attacked Mr. Milosevic's residence. Proclamation underlined that the DOS regime is fulfilling only one of its promises: it is releasing Albanian terrorists and putting Serbian patriots in jails. It trades away national and state interests. It sells the dignity of Serbia "for a handful of dollars". In the middle of Belgrade, the DOS officials roll out the red carpet for Solana, Cook and other war criminals. While they show off their "international support", the separatists in Montenegro, Vojvodina and Raska organize further attempts to break up Yugoslavia and Serbia. In everyday life misery and poverty rule. Delegation of protesters went to the Central jail in Belgrade to visit Slobodan Milosevic and present him the Proclamation, but was denied to do so by responsible authorities. This provoked another protest because Serbian authorities were officially requested for permission to visit Milosevic 24 hours in advance. To join or help this struggle, visit: http://www.sps.org.yu/ (official SPS website) http://www.belgrade-forum.org/ (forum for the world of equals) http://www.24casa.co.yu/ (the only free daily newspaper in Yugoslavia)