Clive
jumping from one side of the site to another and listing the same absurdities wont help your case/cause.
The case is one that alleges that the “exemplary Australian citizen” is also an alleged war criminal. This allegations have not been anulled by the Asutralian High Court. Yet you act as if Charles Zentai has been exhonerated of the very serious charges of war crimes. The fallacious “arguments” you cite in relation to anything but specifics of the accused Charles Zentai prove only that your attempts at at legal pleadings are simply pathetic.

The cause is one that ignores historic realities and, in a pityful way, attempts at brushing propper legal proceedings with the ideological smear of “Stalinism”.
It must be repeated: Stalin was not responsible for the known millions of murders committed by all nazi type animals, whether Germans, Hungarians, Romanians, Croats, Latvian etc.
What are you trying to achieve has ended in a vain and shameful exercise of legal irrelevance and historic revisionism of the worst kind; all in all an exposure of a mind that cannot grasp reality simply because the ethical fundamentals are NOT there.

And, while at it, spare us your “understanding” of our tribulations.

6 Could the extradited subject be tried in the absence of living witnesses or accusers?
7 Could a prosecution occur where all potential Alibi providers were all absent (deceased)?
8 Could prosecution occur which ignored previous prejudicial/defamatory and untrue about name change etc
9 Would the conditions of the trial be fair?*
* Note
I am referring here to staments made last week by Mark Ierace , former prosecuter UN War Crimes Tribunal has made it clear that that “prosecution of a suspected war criminal only applies with strict provision about fairness.”(Article 14 ICPPR) If the trial cannot be fair , it cannot take place!

If any answer is “No” to any of these questions then I have every confidence that you would have the courage to make a small apology about the fairness of “process” to Mr Zentai.
This would be greatly respected by all Australians if you felt it was right thing to do!
It would also make it less likely for wrongful extradition of Australian citizens to occur.
Kind Regards
Clive

you are either incredibly stupid or incredibly anti Semitic which makes you also incredibly stupid !

The issue is with the Australian High Court and the essence of their decision as Steve Lieblich so clearly stated.
My parents also survived Shoah and my Mother’s daily tears for the forty years I have known her are vivid in my memory. Thousands of Hungarians nave committed terrible attrocities against Jews, starting with the forced labour battalions and ending with the mass deportations and the murders committed particularly in Budapest after the Nyilas government came into power, which coincides with the murder of Balasz Peter.in November 1944.
Zentai had been named as a participant only a short time after the murder had been committed. The attempts by Zentai’s defenders to prove his innocence have failed so far, so far for SIXTY FIVE YEARS !!