Dali je sada jasno svima kad sam opominjao sve u nasoj informativnoj mrezi sta
je cilj Nasa domaca djubrad su bili slepi i glupi da to svate sada je kasno za
ratnu ostetu.Kostunica i Djindjic i onih drugih 15 izdaijca su nas kostali cele
ratne ostete. Treba ih zive na lpmacu oni su nas dokraja unistili. Necete da
dobije ni pomoc niti ostetu i bit cete braco proglaseni za najgoru naciju sveta.
Pa kad razmislimo imamo li sta da kazemo na to. Postavili smo idiote da nas vode
na propast.Oni su sebe obezbedili a za nas njih nije niti ce da bude briga. Sada
je vec kasno izuzev jedina sanas je da se sve strane diplomate pohvataju i
optuze za ratne kriminalce i strpaju u zatvor. Kad zapad kaze da nije istina i
mi imamao argument ni Milosevic i svi optuzeni srbi nisu krivi pa im vi sudite
za vase zlocine . Onda mozemo i mi da suzimo vasim za vase zlocine.Zatvorite
granice i pokupite sve do jednog zapadnog konzula i amabasadora nato drzava i u
zatvor. Pozdrav i dobar i jedini savet od cffkale milan kasic.
Miroslav Antic wrote:
> Clark Says Milosevic Handover Vindicates NATO War
>
> June 28, 2001 5:54 pm EST
>
> WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The former NATO commander who led the war over Kosovo
> on Thursday said the handover of former Yugoslav President Slobodan
> Milosevic to the international criminal tribunal vindicated the 1999 air
> war.
> U.S. Gen. Wesley Clark, who retired a year ago, also said he was not
> surprised by the action. "There was no doubt the stakes in the Kosovo
> operation were Milosevic himself, even though that wasn't a formal
> objective," he said in a telephone interview.
>
> "The NATO actions were the essential first steps which enabled the fledgling
> democratic forces to bring about Milosevic's downfall in the election,"
> Clark told Reuters.
>
> "Without the NATO action to discredit Milosevic's policies and leadership, I
> don't believe that democratic victory would have been possible in the
> election," he said.
>
> Clark said the handover of Milosevic to the U.N. tribunal at The Hague was a
> major step, but still only a beginning.
>
> "Obviously this is a big step for the government and the people of Serbia,
> but it's only the first step. Much more remains to be done to break the
> cycle of ethnic hatreds in the Balkans," he said.5 >
>
> "The next step should be the detention and removal to The Hague of the other
> Serbian war criminal indictees," Clark said.
>
> To the critics of the NATO air strikes, Clark said: "It's regrettable that
> force must sometimes be used to back up diplomacy. When it is, the use of
> force should be as minimal as possible. In the case of NATO's operation it
> was, and it was successful."
>
> Clark heard about the Milosevic handover while having lunch at the Pentagon.
>
> "My immediate reaction was intense satisfaction, and happiness that the
> government of Serbia had been able to make this decision," Clark said.
>
> http://www.iwon.com/home/news/news_article/0,11746,140120|politics|06-28-200
> 1::18:07|reuters,00.html
>
> Miroslav Antic,
> http://www.antic.org/
>
> > Srpska Informativna Mreza
>
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