[CTRL] Fw: [sn-vesti 27375] Serbian Media Slams Clinton Visit

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Date: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 7:19 AM
Subject: [sn-vesti 27375] Serbian Media Slams Clinton Visit


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>              Wednesday, 24 November, 1999, 02:05 GMT
>              Serbian media condemns
>              Clinton visit
>
>              Pro-government and nationalist political circles in
>              Serbia and Kosovo, as well as the official Serbian
>              state media, have been forthright in their
>              condemnations of President Clinton's visit to
>              Kosovo.
>
>              The ruling Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) issued
>              a statement saying the trip represented an "insult
>              to every decent citizen of the Balkans."
>
>              "The crisis in the Balkans was created by the
>              attempt to impose the interests of the great
>              powers, in this case the United States and its
>              satellites, to the detriment of the citizens, nations,
>              and countries of the Balkans.
>
>              That is why the arrival of the US President in
>              Kosovo and Metohija only represents a
>              continuation of the policy of violence and
>              violations of international law and the sovereignty
>              of countries," the statement said.
>
>              The SPS leader in the eastern town of Pirot,
>              Slobodanka Ciric, described President Clinton's
>              visit as "the last destination of his failed Balkan
>              tour and an act of unprecedented
>              arrogance...and a sign of his complete lack of
>              conscience".
>
>              Using even stronger terms, the nationalist Serbian
>              Radical Party (SRS) said President Clinton, whom
>              it described as "the world's vilest murderer" and
>              the "Washington Fuehrer", had "returned to the
>              scene of his worst crime - Kosovo and Metohija".
>
>              "Uninvited and unwanted, hated by the entire
>              world, humiliated and shamed, Clinton will use his
>              propaganda machinery to try and represent this
>              human and political disaster as a victory for the
>              United States and its principles," the SRS's
>              leadership said in a statement.
>
>              "The wave of resistance and dissatisfaction with
>              the US policy of violence is spreading throughout
>              the world and is giving an additional impetus to
>              the Serbian people to persist until final victory and
>              until `the liberation of the homeland from the
>              occupier's boot.'"
>
>              "Serbia and the Serbian nation will never forgive
>              or forget the bloody orgy and criminal rampage of
>              the Americans and their helpers."
>
>              Official media weighs in
>
>              The official Serbian media also had harsh words
>              for the US President's visit.
>
>              In a commentary, Serbian television said his
>              arrival in Kosovo "only confirms the truth that the
>              criminal returns to the scene of the crime."
>
>              "Torrents of words of condemnation and insults,
>              directed at him, are unprecedented. By arrogantly
>              coming to this part of Europe in an attempt to gain
>              support for NATO's bombing of Yugoslavia,
>              Clinton has experienced an unprecedented
>              fiasco," it said.
>
>              "You Balkan butcher, murderer, and greatest
>              fascist of the century, you are not welcome here,
>              are just some of the words which met Clinton
>              wherever he went.
>
>              Such words have not been directed at the
>              greatest dictators, which testifies that Clinton will
>              go down in history as one of the most notorious
>              personalities."
>
>              In another commentary tied to President's Clinton
>              trip, the official state news agency Tanjug said
>              that the "US policy of diktat" had failed at the
>              recent OSCE summit in Istanbul.
>
>              "Never has a US president attracted so many
>              condemnations, protests and booing as Clinton
>              has during his recent visit, in the mass protests of
>              citizens in Ankara, Istanbul, Athens, Sofia and
>              Skopje," it said.
>
>              "The US president has experienced on his Balkan
>              tour a heavy personal failure. At the core of all
>              the spontaneous protests against Clinton and the
>              policy of violence pursued by his administration
>              was the same message: `Hands off the Balkan
>              peninsula'."
>
>              Air-raid sirens sounded in protest
>
>              In Kosovo itself, the leader of the municipal
>              assembly in the divided town of Kosovska
>              Mitrovica, Nikola Radovic, said that the assembly
>              had sent President Clinton a message.
>
>              "You are the friend of all our enemies, the initiator
>              of all the attacks on our country" said the
>              message, read on Serbian radio.
>
>              "Under your auspices Kosovo-Metohija has been
>              ethnically purged of the Serbs and the remaining
>              non-Albanian population, and, therefore, Mr.
>              Clinton you are not welcome in Kosovo-Metohija.
>
>              The Serbian people will not forget the evil that
>              you have inflicted on them," it added.
>
>              The protests were not confined to political
>              statements.
>
>              Serbian radio reported that air-raid sirens were
>              sounded and work and classes suspended for
>              five minutes in the northern Kosovo town of
>              Leposavic to protest at the visit.
>
>              "Bill Clinton's visit to Kosovo-Metohija provoked
>              great indignation and revulsion from the citizens
>              of the Leposavic Municipality. Sirens were
>              sounded at noon, the same sirens that warned of
>              danger during the bombing campaign. On this
>              occasion they were warning of the presence of
>              the arch-criminal Bill Clinton in Kosovo-Metohija,"
>              the radio said.
>
>

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