Reaction of Professor Francis A. Boyle

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Former Dutch Judge of the International Court of Justice, Pieter Hendrik Kooijmans has died yesterday.

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We need to know the Truth  about who tried to destroy Bosnia and Herzegovina and Bosniaks. It is important we make a record for the sake of history and for  the next generation of Bosniaks  to pick up when we leave off.

Reaction of Professor Francis A. Boyle

Immediately  after I won the Second World Court Order for The Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina against Yugoslavia to cease and desist all acts of genocide against the Bosnians on 13 September 1993, I had a meeting with Kooijmans then the Dutch Foreign Minister in his Office at the Foreign Ministry. It lasted about one hour. I briefed Kooijmans about the genocidal Owen-Stoltenberg Plan and provided documentation to that effect that I had already filed with the World Court. See my book The Bosnian People Charge Genocide! (1996). I asked for Kooijmans’ support to oppose the genocidal Owen-Stoltenberg Plan. I told Kooijmans that all of these so-called peace  plans for Bosnia were genocidal and that he should have nothing to do with them. As  a  fellow Professor of International Law, Kooijmans understood exactly what I was saying. He did not commit to opposing the genocidal Owen-Stoltenberg Plan. But he did say that he would study the materials I gave him. The next thing I knew the Dutch Foreign Minister Kooijmans was at the White House with President Clinton announcing that he Kooijmans and the Dutch Government were going to assume responsibility for being the spear-carriers for the so-called Contact Group Plan, which was really the repackaged genocidal Owen-Stoltenberg Plan. In other words, Kooijmans and the Dutch Government knowingly assumed responsibility for a genocidal peace plan against the Republic of Bosnia of Herzegovina  and the Bosnians. For this reason Kooijmans and the Dutch Government must assume joint and several responsibility for the genocidal massacre at Srebrenica that was then under the control of Dutch Troops. He and the Dutch Government knew exactly what was going to happen. I had already told them.

Professor Francis A. Boyle

General Agent for the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina before the International Court of Justice with Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Powers.

“Because of Kooijmans’ dirty work, I then  set out to sue Britain in order to stop the Contact Group Plan from destroying us. When the war was over President Izetbegovic gave an interview in which he said we almost lost our State in the Fall of 1993. I can certify this was true. If we had lost our State, all of Bosnia would have turned into Srebrenica. Kooijmans deserves his  place on the Bosnian Wall of Shame. I had thought  I had killed off the Genocidal Owen-Stoltenberg Plan in the Second Order I had won for RBIH on 13 September 1993. Then Kooijmans  revived it, repackaged it and called it the Contact Group Plan. At that point the only alternative I had to stopping it was to sue Britain at the World Court, and it had to be done immediately. We did not have much time left.  President Izetbegovic: “How long Professor Boyle, how long will it take you to do this work?” Boyle: “Three weeks Mr. President. I can do it in three weeks.” Mr. Ramic Emir, You can quote me on that if you wish.

On behalf of the victims of the aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina and genocide against its citizens, thank you Professor Boyle for your contribution to the truth about these crimes and justice for the victims of these crimes.

Professor Emir Ramic

Institute for Research of Genocide, Canada

It took the Lithuanians one generation (1939-1991) to reclaim their State from Stalin, and Molotov and the KGB and the Red Army. We can do it too! But  we must never sign our State away. The Lithuanians never did. And we must not. If we had signed Owen-Stoltenberg, or Kooijman’s Contact Group Plan, or the First Draft that Holbrooke gave us at Dayton, we would have lost our State forever

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