WWW.DOMAGOJMARGETIC.COM **14.01.2006 15:40 Mesićevo svedočenje opet na webu
Prvi zabranjeni web portal u Hrvatskoj
Kako je i najavio, novinar i haaški optuženik Domagoj Margetić ponovno je pokrenuo svoju internetsku stranicu domagojmargetic.com. Zasad, na stranici su objavljeni fonogrami tajnog haaškog svjedočenja predsjednika Stjepana Mesića, a kako je najavio, do ponedjeljka na stranici će se naći svi sadržaji koji su bili dostupni i prije no što je policija temeljem sudskog naloga zatvorila njegovu stranicu.
– Moja je stranica prva u povijesti Hrvatske koja je zatvorena intervencojm policije, a kako je to jedini medij u kojem radim u domovini, morao sam pokrenuti novu stranicu pod ingerencijom SAD-a. Sada je hrvatski policajci ne mogu ukinuti, osim ako Sanader i Mesić ne objave rat Americi – s podsmjehom je pojasnio Margetić.
Usto, na stranici će se naći i tajni ugovori koje su sa četiri talijanske regije potpisali čelnici Istarske i Primorsko-goranske županije, a kojima se talijanskim ribarima ustupa cjelokupna ribolovna zona sjevernog Jadrana. Margetić ističe kako su se ti ugovori sklapali u tri etape pa su ih blagoslovili, na sjednici Vlade, premijeri Ivica Račan i Ivo Sanader. Usto, najavio je i da će objaviti i nekoliko javnosti dosad nepoznatih dokumenata koji “teško inkriminiraju vladajuće” .
– Objaviti i tajne račune sa zaporkom u inozemstvu na koje je Vlada potpuno protuzakonito deponirala nešto više od 500 milijuna eura. Zanimljivo je da ove vladine transakcije nigdje nisu proknjižene – najavio je Margetić. (N. S. ŠA )
Croatian journalist charged by the UN war crimes tribunal with contempt of court for publishing the secret testimony of a protected witness on the Internet on Friday moved his website to a U.S. server and host, prompting the tribunal to issue an order demanding the California company terminate the site.
Domagoj Margetic on Wednesday posted on his personal website what appeared to be testimony by Croatian President Stipe Mesic during the 1997 trial of former Bosnian Croat general Tihomir Blaskic, press reports said.
By early Thursday, the audio recording of the testimony posted on Margetic's website was blocked by police order, police official Marijan Benko said.
The Zagreb county court on Thursday issued an order to close down and terminate Margetic's website, www.domagojmargetic.com.
Margetic then switched the information on his website--including the secret testimony--to a U.S.-based server and host, www.lunarpages.com, located in California.
"I believe that the United States will prevent the UN war crimes tribunal from trampling on basic press freedoms," Margetic said. "The ball is now in America's court. I believe that as a journalist the U.S. will not allow this assault on freedom of information to happen."
The Zagreb-based Vjecerni List reports that the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague will issue a court order to the California firm to take down and remove Margetic's website.
Meanwhile, Mesic's office said the president wanted to remove the secrecy from his testimony.
"Mesic agreed that Zagreb asks from the UN court to remove the notion of secrecy from his testimony in order that it becomes available to the Croatian public," his spokeswoman Danijela Barisic told AFP.
Last year the UN tribunal in The Hague charged Margetic, a former journalist with the conservative Hrvatsko Slovo newspaper, four other Croatian journalists and the country's former intelligence chief with contempt of court for revealing the identity of a witness during the trial. The witness was Mesic, according to local media.