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Seeking truth for the Bosnian civil war, I spent time studying the materials and multiple sources. The conclusions are shocking and scientifically proven.

The Hague Tribunal spent twenty-four years judging the wars in Yugoslavia.
Here is what it did about the Serbs who were killed.

In Bosnia, 104,732 people died in that war. The tribunal's own demographers
counted 22,779 of them as Serbs. About one in five.

For crimes committed in Bosnia, the tribunal handed down 1,091 years of
prison. Of those, 46.8 years were for crimes against Serbs. Everything
else, 1,045 years, was for crimes against everyone else.

Now divide. 46.8 years spread across 22,779 dead people comes to eighteen
hours of prison per person killed.

And it gets worse, because 42 of those 46.8 years come from a single case.

One camp, Čelebići near Konjic, three men convicted, judged in 1998. Every
other crime against Serbs in Bosnia, all of them together, is worth four
years and nine months. That is one hour and fifty minutes per person.

Seven life sentences were handed down for crimes in Bosnia. None of them
for a crime against a Serb.

In Croatia, 7,389 Serbs were killed or went missing. The Hague Tribunal
imposed zero days of prison for any of it.

I went through the record and found sixteen documented episodes with Serb
victims. Sixteen places with names and dates.

Sijekovac. Sixty-nine people
killed in one day across four villages near Srebrenica.

Kravica, a village attacked
on Orthodox Christmas.

A camp at Tarčin that held five hundred civilians
and kept running for a month after the war officially ended, where the
first verdict came in 2018 and not from The Hague.
Sarajevo Serbs thrown into a pit on the mountain above the city.
Fourteen harvesters shot dead in a field. A bomb under a bus. Two boys shot while swimming in a river.

Sixteen. One of them ended in a Hague sentence.

And one judgment says the whole thing out loud, and is most shocking:

In 2008 the Appeals
Chamber wrote: "The Appeals Chamber has no doubt that grave crimes were
committed against Serbs detained in Srebrenica."

In that same judgment it
acquitted the only man ever charged with them. Nobody has ever been
convicted.

Not in The Hague, not anywhere.

Every number here is the tribunal's own. Its demographers counted the
dead. Its judges handed down the sentences. I just did the math.

Full breakdown in comments.

Life does not appear to be a project moving toward any inherent purpose, but rather a blind continuation reproducing itself without knowing why it began or where it is heading. We are born without being consulted, then pushed into desire, work, attachment, and fear, spending years constructing temporary meanings around an existence we never chose in the first place, only to arrive at an end that erases the distinction between those who lived according to the greatest values and those who lived without any. Love, ambition, glory, morality, and even the pursuit of happiness may be nothing more than mechanisms that make continued existence more bearable—different forms of justification created by a creature that has become aware of its own death yet cannot withdraw from life. From this perspective, the absurdity of life does not lie in its failure to fulfill some grand purpose, but in the possibility that it never possessed one to begin with, and that everything we call “meaning” is not a discovery of something inherent in life, but a human invention imposed upon its silence.