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>From www.newaus.com.au/USReport.html

New Australian


> it like it is<Picture>The New Australian
>
>
> Clinton's hollow Serbian 'victory'
>
>
> By James Henry
> No. 122,   7-13 June 1999
>
> The first thing to note about NATO's alleged victory is that Clinton
> is not crowing. Why? Could it be that this a smoke-and-mirrors
> victory? The kind that will allow Clinton and Blair to save their
> faces, despite the huge cost in terms of materiel and dollars, not to
> mention America's credibility. Let me cast my readers' mind back to
> past articles. When this fiasco started I stated that Milosevic will
> hold out until he thinks he has achieved his objective and will then
> talk turkey about peace terms. It looks very much as if this is what
> he has done.
>
> I also wrote what if "victory is achieved — so what? Milosevic will
> still be in Belgrade enjoying Russian and Chinese support as well as a
> great deal of local support due to nationalist feelings while Kosovo
> will be literally prostrate; Montenegro will be in a parlous position,
> Macedonia will need a great deal of aid and Orthodox Greece will be
> deeply disturbed. Where will all of this leave the Kosovar refugees?
> Still refugees, that's what." Well, that's what it looks like to me
> right now. The situation now leaves Milosevic in the peculiar position
> of being able to claim victory. And if Serbia gains control of Kosovo
> this will be the case. Let us not forget, regardless of Clinton's
> media barrage, that Kosovo is a historical part of Serbia and that it
> was never part of NATO's intention to cleave it off. Even Clinton and
> Blair knew that an 'independent' Kosovo could blow up in their faces.
> Moreover, they know that even if Milosevic is replaced the situation
> will remain essentially unaltered.
>
> Initially Clinton and Blair had demanded the virtual surrender of
> Serbia. NATO troops were to have complete and unhindered access to its
> territory and facilities. To rub it in, NATO was to control Kosovo and
> its personnel were to "be immune from all legal process, whether
> civil, administrative, or criminal." It is no longer doubted in most
> quarters that NATO's demands were deliberately made to be unacceptable
> to Belgrade.
>
> After 71 days of bombing, Serbia promises to withdraw troops but (and
> this is a big but) NATO will not control the province or have access
> to Serbia willy-nilly. The Province will be 'controlled' by a
> multinational peacekeeping force, a member of which will be Russia. So
> Russian troops, which are Serbia's de facto allies, will be helping to
> maintain order in Kosovo. In other words, what were once considered
> essential parts of NATO's demands have now been abandoned. In the
> meantime, the presence of Russian troops will reinforce Moscow's
> influence in the region. And make no mistake about it — the Russians
> will play the Orthodox card for all its worth. No wonder Clinton's not
> smiling.
>
> Another thing that is lurking at the bottom of his sewer-like mind is
> the cost of the war, including rebuilding Serbia and Kosovo. Estimates
> put this well in excess of $30 billion dollars. And why? Because
> little Miss Triggerhappy Albright convinced the Artful Draft-Dodger
> that Milosevic would cave in within days. Of course, this $30 billion
> does not include policing the area or relocating refugees who are
> understandably reluctant to trust their future to Serbian politicians.
>
>
> The region has been a political blight on Europe's underbelly for
> centuries. Clinton and the rest of his bomb-happy social democratic
> buddies have made sure it will stay that way for a long time to come.
> In the meantime, expect John Doe to pick up the tab.
>
> I would like to end with a comment on Blair's mates. The rabid Robin
> Cook, Britain's Foreign Secretary, is screaming for Milosevic's head.
> The same Cook that had Pinochet arrested but refused to support the
> arrest of that well-known anti-American drug-running and trainer of
> internationalist terrorists, Fidel Castro. Is that because members of
> the Blair government, like Mandelson, are known Castro supporters,
> including Cook?
>
> The New Australian


On another wavebeam: Is there a possible mad-cow disease (as
transmitted to humans) tie-in?  Who's watching the Cook?

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