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Croatian Cabinet of Ministers: How was it allowed for General Pralyak to carry poison?

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The Croatian government responded to the suicide of General Slobodan Pralyak during the process at the Hague Tribunal. Recall, Major General Pralyak was sentenced in 2013 year on charges of mass murder of Bosnian Muslims. The lawyers appealed, but the tribunal upheld the sentence (which is 20 years in prison) in force.


Taking the last word, 72-year-old Pralyak declared his innocence and court bias. After that, he took out a bottle of poison and drank the contents. After a while, Pralyak was taken to the hospital, where he died.

The head of the Croatian government, Andrei Plenkovic, stated that there had been a blatant violation of the process, and added that the death of the general speaks of the injustice of the sentence passed by the tribunal in The Hague. Plenkovic said that on behalf of the whole of Croatia, he expressed his displeasure and regret over the court verdict.

Croatian Cabinet of Ministers: How was it allowed for General Pralyak to carry poison?


In addition, in Zagreb stated that the Hague process does not provide the rights of defendants. Questions were asked about how a bottle of poisonous substance turned out to be with Slobodan Pralyak. It is noted that the very "presence" of a poisonous substance at the trial speaks of the strangeness and disorganization of both the trial itself and the stages of preparation for it.
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  1. 210ox
    210ox 30 November 2017 06: 09
    +4
    And how would you allow YOUR person to be THERE?
    1. Grandfather
      Grandfather 30 November 2017 06: 14
      18
      whoever this Praljak was, but what he did is an act.
      1. 210ox
        210ox 30 November 2017 06: 18
        +3
        Look how the “judges” reacted to this ...
        Quote: Dead Day
        whoever this Praljak was, but what he did is an act.
        1. kenig1
          kenig1 30 November 2017 06: 30
          +3
          Where are the judges ???
          1. 210ox
            210ox 30 November 2017 06: 32
            +2
            Where? In quotation marks, they ...
            Quote: kenig1
            Where are the judges ???
      2. Polite Moose
        Polite Moose 30 November 2017 06: 57
        15
        Quote: Dead Day
        whoever this Praljak was, but what he did is an act.

        That's for sure. Instead of spending the rest of his life in the cell, he went away beautifully, thereby sending this whole Hague circus to one very famous mother.
        1. Ami du peuple
          Ami du peuple 30 November 2017 07: 28
          +3
          Quote: Polite Moose
          Quote: Dead Day
          whoever this Praljak was, but what he did is an act.

          That's for sure .... he left beautifully ...
          In fact, suicide is not in the Christian tradition, it is a huge sin. Well, if grandfather wanted to defiantly suicide, then he would have done more beautifully - he would have made seppuku like a samurai. Blood, guts ... Such a picture for TV!
          I don’t have any sympathy for the Croats for what they did with Serbian Krajina and no one was held responsible. And if the Ustasha with the "Serboraz" remember ...
          PS Ensuring the safety of the trial at the ICTY is finally a song.
          1. Orionvit
            Orionvit 30 November 2017 07: 37
            +4
            Quote: Ami du peuple
            I don’t have any sympathy for the Croats for what they did with Serbian Krajina

            Exactly. And they tried him for the killing of Muslims. If only for the Serbs, he would not be close at The Hague. Someone in Ukraine is seriously talking about the implementation of the "Croatian scenario." From the point of view of “progressive humanity,” Serbs and Russians are not people. He drank poison, and that’s the way, he reduced Europe's maintenance costs.
          2. Grandfather
            Grandfather 30 November 2017 08: 50
            +3
            Quote: Ami du peuple
            Actually, suicide is not in the Christian tradition,
            Croatian Catholics, this does not mean that it is possible, just a fact.
            1. Ami du peuple
              Ami du peuple 30 November 2017 13: 05
              +3
              Quote: Dead Day
              Croatian Catholics, this does not mean that it is possible, just a fact

              Oh how! Catholics are not Christians, in your opinion? From the Pope will be surprised ...
          3. Stirbjorn
            Stirbjorn 30 November 2017 09: 28
            +2
            Quote: Ami du peuple
            In fact, suicide is not in the Christian tradition, it is a huge sin. Well, if grandfather wanted to defiantly suicide, then he would have done more beautifully - he would have made seppuku like a samurai. Blood, guts ... Such a picture for TV!

            Well, firstly, a sword, no one would give it to him (suggest another martyr’s belt), and he said that medicine and that’s it .. and secondly, seppuka is a whole tradition, it’s not hurriedly done ... about tradition, well for him it was like captivity, but to shoot, undermine, etc. in hopeless situations, in general, in officer honor, as Christianity never really interfered hi
            1. Ami du peuple
              Ami du peuple 30 November 2017 13: 10
              +1
              Quote: Stirbjorn
              ... a sword, no one would let him carry
              A carbon knife -
              easily! Apparently, there is no personal search of the defendants in this “tribunal”. Maximum - metal detector frame.
              Quote: Stirbjorn
              .. well for him - it's like a prisoner was
              He spent several years in captivity, and then remembered about officer honor? Do not tell ... It seems that the deceased has something with a psyche or, possibly, an incurable disease.
          4. Polite Moose
            Polite Moose 30 November 2017 09: 52
            +4
            Quote: Ami du peuple
            I don’t have any sympathy for the Croats for what they did with Serbian Krajina and no one was held responsible. And if the Ustasha with the "Serboraz" remember ...

            Generally
            Major General Praljak was sentenced in 2013 on charges of massacre of Bosnian Muslims.

            Whether he is guilty of these murders or not - God is his judge. But the fact that the Hague court turned into a propin-Soviet court is a fact. Before Praljak were Milosevic and Karadzic. A circus process was also played out over them, in the outcome of which no one practically doubted.
            I did not study the details of the biography of General Praliak; I simply spoke to him for his attitude towards the Hague homosexual, called the court.
            1. Ami du peuple
              Ami du peuple 30 November 2017 13: 12
              0
              Quote: Polite Elk
              Massacre of Bosnian Muslims Sentenced
              You do not see the difference between Muslim Bosnians and Orthodox Serbs?
              1. Polite Moose
                Polite Moose 30 November 2017 16: 00
                0
                Quote: Ami du peuple
                You do not see the difference between Muslim Bosnians and Orthodox Serbs?

                In the context of the cases examined in the Hague circus, I see the difference in the fact that Bosnian Muslims are soldered in full, and the Serbs are obscene for him (the circus).
                And all have the same blood color.
    2. Same lech
      Same lech 30 November 2017 06: 15
      +7
      How was General Pralyak allowed to carry poison?


      Just as they allowed the murder of Miloshivich in the prison of the Hague tribunal ...
      after that I agree with the Croats ... The Hague Tribunal has no moral right to judge anyone.
      1. Smog
        Smog 30 November 2017 09: 03
        +1
        Quote: The same LYOKHA
        The Hague Tribunal has no moral right to judge anyone.

        it is time for these “judges” themselves to stand trial.
        1. Andrey Yuryevich
          Andrey Yuryevich 30 November 2017 09: 35
          +4
          although the Croats are not friends to us by definition, I still take off my hat before the action of Praljak ... a delicious spit at the Hague court. hi
  2. Mountain shooter
    Mountain shooter 30 November 2017 06: 13
    +3
    One word is a mess. Live Suicide ON THE COURT!
  3. rotmistr60
    rotmistr60 30 November 2017 06: 13
    +2
    a flagrant violation of the process

    Yes, these "flagrant violations" have existed since the founding of the tribunal. It seems that it is beneficial for judges when the defendants die for various reasons (including suspicious ones).
    1. Polite Moose
      Polite Moose 30 November 2017 07: 04
      +4
      Quote: rotmistr60
      It seems that it is beneficial for judges when the defendants die for various reasons (including suspicious ones).

      It may well be that you are not far from the truth. There is a lot of time in prison. You can write memoirs stating inconvenient information, or give testimony if, after a while, the case goes for review. And here everything is so simple solved. No man - no problem.
  4. Uncle lee
    Uncle lee 30 November 2017 06: 15
    +9
    How was General Pralyak allowed to carry poison?
    And how such a trial was made that people are poisoned, but DO NOT admit their guilt!
    1. 210ox
      210ox 30 November 2017 06: 59
      +3
      Yes, simply because this "court" was created during the unipolar world and imprisoned under its creator. And the fact that they do not admit guilt and are poisoned .. So in Nuremberg they also did not admit and Goering was poisoned .. But these are different courts ..
      Quote: Uncle Lee
      How was General Pralyak allowed to carry poison?
      And how such a trial was made that people are poisoned, but DO NOT admit their guilt!
  5. Fkjydjckfrgh
    Fkjydjckfrgh 30 November 2017 06: 17
    +2
    "It seems to me, gentlemen, that it was a comedy" (c)
  6. Herculesic
    Herculesic 30 November 2017 06: 21
    +6
    I would give to many of the Croatian warriors myself a strong dose of potassium cyanide, especially to those who, according to the "Croatian scenario", solved one problem! fool But judges of the Hague court can be given two doses of poison - they "deserve it"!
    1. Smog
      Smog 30 November 2017 09: 05
      0
      Quote: Herkulesich
      But judges of the Hague court can be given two doses of poison - they "deserve it"!

      Radically! But- good
    2. Stirbjorn
      Stirbjorn 30 November 2017 09: 30
      0
      yes it’s easier to throw Caliber, there are no innocent
  7. Alexander 3
    Alexander 3 30 November 2017 06: 51
    +3
    In The Hague, you need to call the powder and put in front of it a decanter with poison.
    1. Smog
      Smog 30 November 2017 09: 07
      +3
      Quote: Alexander 3
      In The Hague, you need to call the powder and put in front of it a decanter with poison.

      Sober? You can’t get this poison .......
  8. Observer2014
    Observer2014 30 November 2017 07: 17
    +5
    Only one question. Will the body of this Pralak from The Hague be taken to bury the cremated? bully It all hurt spectacularly repeat
    1. Fkjydjckfrgh
      Fkjydjckfrgh 30 November 2017 11: 16
      +2
      Quote: Observer2014
      Only one question. Will the body of this Pralak from The Hague be taken to bury the cremated? bully It all hurt spectacularly repeat

      I won’t be surprised if, after some time after the funeral, some Herr Otto Max caliper undergoing a “rejuvenation course” will be discharged from the Hague clinic. It painfully gives theatricality, there is no Stanislavsky on them.
  9. Black water
    Black water 30 November 2017 07: 30
    +3
    it’s just that he showed to the submarine who really owns the situation))) and that this court is just a circus .. goodbye soldier
  10. nPuBaTuP
    nPuBaTuP 30 November 2017 08: 15
    +1
    It is time to judge these judges from this fucking tribunal .... and quite a while .....
  11. kaschey
    kaschey 30 November 2017 08: 52
    +2
    It’s time already to bring this court to court. Reminiscent of a relic of the Inquisition. It's disgusting to hear about him.
    And the Croatian general is a man. And do not pour slops on it. There was a war. And who really needs to be judged - they sit and drink tea quietly, and this is a picture for everyone, no matter what happened.
  12. Sergey53
    Sergey53 30 November 2017 10: 45
    +1
    Not a great loss.
  13. Geisenberg
    Geisenberg 30 November 2017 11: 24
    +1
    It is a pity that this ghoul died. Easy to get off.
  14. prior
    prior 30 November 2017 11: 52
    +2
    Question: "What are the similarities between the Hague Tribunal and Auschwitz?"
    Answer: "Of both, those who got there do not leave alive."
    Democracy, however, what did you want?
  15. mavrus
    mavrus 30 November 2017 12: 50
    +2
    Hermann Goering was poisoned the day before the execution, according to one version, his wife hurt the poison during a farewell kiss ... Very romantic
  16. anjey
    anjey 30 November 2017 15: 02
    +2
    Taking the last word, 72-year-old Pralyak declared his innocence and court bias. After that, he took out a bottle of poison and drank the contents. After a while, Pralyak was taken to the hospital, where he died.
    they brought the old man, the Hague tribunal is akin to the Hitler Gestapo, if not for physical torture, then rather for moral brainstorming, this is a fact ...