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Enter content here Maxim Staviyski and Albena Denkova (top) of Bulgaria perform during the the original dance, ice dancing competition, of the Salt Lake 2002 Olympic Winter Games, February 17, 2002. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn
Libyan Judge Ibrahim Abu Shinaf at the Libyan People's Court in Tripoli, Sunday Feb. 17, 2002. Judge Shinaf downgraded Sunday the trial of six Bulgarians saying their case did not warrant a state security hearing and transfered the case to the prosecutor's office. The move means the case will likely be refered to the criminal court, where charges carry lighter sentences. Six Bulgarian's, five nurses and a doctor have pleaded innocent to charges of infecting 393 children with HIV-tainted blood at a hospital in Benghazi. (AP PHOTO/Amr Nabil)
 Bulgarian nurses Valentina Siropulo, from left to right, Valia Cherveniashka, Snejana Dimitrova and Dr. Zdravko Gueorguiev peer from a Libyan People's Court cage in Tripoli, Sunday, Feb.17, 2002. Six Bulgarian's, five nurses and a doctor have pleaded innocent to charges of infecting 393 children with HIV-tainted blood at a hospital in Benghazi. A people's court downgraded Sunday the trial of the six Bulgarians saying their case did not warrant a state security hearing and the presiding judge transfered the case to the prosecutor's office. The move means the case will likely be refered to the criminal court, where charges carry lighter sentences. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil)
 Bulgarian Dr. Zdravko Gueorguiev, and nurse Kristiana Valcheva, peer from a Libyan People's Court cage in Tripoli, Sunday Feb.17, 2002. Six Bulgarian's, five nurses and a doctor have pleaded innocent to charges of infecting 393 children with HIV-tainted blood at a hospital in Benghazi. A people's court downgraded Sunday the trial of the six Bulgarians saying their case did not warrant a state security hearing and the presiding judge transfered the case to the prosecutor's office. The move means the case will likely be refered to the criminal court, where charges carry lighter sentences. (AP Photo/Amr Nabil)
 Bulgarian nurses Snejana Dimitrova, right, and Valia Cherveniashka, peer from the Libyan People's Court cage in Tripoli, Sunday Feb.17, 2002. Six Bulgarian's, five nurses and a doctor have pleaded innocent to charges of infecting 393 children with HIV-tainted blood at a hospital in Benghazi. A people's court downgraded Sunday the trial of the six Bulgarians saying their case did not warrant a state security hearing and the presiding judge transfered the case to the prosecutor's office. The move meansthe case will likely be refered to the criminal court, where charges carry lighter sentences. (AP PHOTO/Amr Nabil)
"Unknown Persons" Invisible To International Community.
Reality Macedonia - Yahoo!News
For quite some time the reports about continuation of Albanian separatists' genocidal activities have been covered up by the representatives of the International Community, even though the NLA disbanding and disarmament has been regarded as a farce by any half-decent person. Please, do not take our word for it, see for yourself. Quoted verbatim from the cited Western source: A masked member of the Albanian National Army's unit "Shadows" poses for a photo Friday Feb. 1, 2002 in Skopje area. The ANA is a splinter rebel group that opposes the peace agreement that ended six months of fighting between Macedonian forces and ethnic Albanian rebels last year. The group has already claimed responsibility for several attacks on government forces last year. (AP Photo/Str) |
