Issue 431 - March 25, 2000

The murder of Branko Lainovic, the fifth assassination of an important person since the beginning of this year, is a sign that the same dark force continues its unabated grip on Serbia. The frequency of assassinations is even increasing, which could be interpreted as a rise in tension, anxiety, and even panic. Some of these assassinations have a clear political slant, while some have a concealed one. The cumulative effect of violence unavoidably leads to ever greater uncertainty, for no society can live that way for any longer period of time

Will anyone manage to ask this government why is it not catching murderers, and is orchestrating witch hunts

For almost a year no one has paid any taxes, electricity bills or phone bills... It is quite normal to see cars without register plates, while the buying of marihuana or other harder drugs is almost legalized...

In the campaign known as the 'Biological Extermination of the Serbs', the Holy Synod of Bishops of the Serbian Orthodox Church (SPC) used the most striking weapon. And not for the first time.