Robin Cook was explicit last night on BBC tv that he is an
interventionist - and he cited Kosovo.
The point he chose to make was that the declared basis for the
intervention in Iraq did not turn out to be well founded, and if it
was to liberate the Iraqi people from Saddam Hussein it was very ill
Counterpunch, June 24, 2004
Clinton, Kerry and Kosovo
The Lie of a "Good War"
By DIANE JOHNSTONE
For U.S. politicians, if all wars are good, some are better than others.
Democrats prefer Clinton wars and Republicans prefer Bush wars. But in
the end, they almost unanimously come together
or such actions.
In Yugoslavia, as in Iraq, the ultimate goal of the aggressor nations
was regime change. In Iraq, the justification for aggression was the
possession of weapons of mass destruction; in Yugoslavia, it was the
prevention of a humanitarian crisis and genocide in Kosovo. In both
cases, t
As "Kosovar leaders along with the international community are
pushing Kosovo towards an open market-led economy," "[t]rafficking in
women, both within and outside of Kosovo has dramatically increased
with almost 85 brothels operating (in a region of roughly 2 million
people)
http://www.thegully.com/essays/gaymundo/010705gay_yugoslavia.html
Had not seen this online publication before. This looks good too, Depleted
Uranium:
The Vieques-Kosovo Connection,
Vieques Movement:
Little Engine That Could,
http://www.thegully.com/essays/puertorico/010212depleted_uranium.html
FAIR-L
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MEDIA ADVISORY:
Macedonia War Gets the Kosovo Treatment-- In Reverse
April 13, 2001
At the outset of NATO's Kosovo bombing campaig
TV documentary on Kosovo: can you help?
From: Michel Collon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dear friends,
I just come back from Kosovo where I shooted images for a TV
documentary (50 minutes or more) about the situation of Serbs and
other minorities in Kosovo today. I was helped by very go
NATO intervention.
Kosovans no doubt will reflect how much they should have trusted NATO.
Chris Burford
Hashim Thaci: "The Snake" Faces Make or Break Electoral Challenge
PRISTINA, Oct 25, 2000 -- (Agence France Presse) Hashim Thaci, who shot to
worldwide prominence as the young face
At 19:22 24/10/00 -0400, you wrote:
> >"I am ready to... accept the guilt for all those people who have been
> >killed," Mr Kostunica said. "For what Milosevic had done, and as a Serb, I
> >will take responsibility for many of these, these crimes."
>
>He'd better. Or else he won't get paid off fro
En relación a [PEN-L:3467] Re: Kostunica admits Kosovo killings,
el 24 Oct 00, a las 19:22, Louis Proyect dijo:
> >"I am ready to... accept the guilt for all those people who have been
> > killed," Mr Kostunica said. "For what Milosevic had done, and as a
> >Ser
>"I am ready to... accept the guilt for all those people who have been
>killed," Mr Kostunica said. "For what Milosevic had done, and as a Serb, I
>will take responsibility for many of these, these crimes."
He'd better. Or else he won't get paid off from the west.
Louis Proyect
Marxism mailing
That is the BBC headline over the report of the House of Commons Select
Committee on the Kosovo war.
>The Commons Defence Select Committee report said the UK air forces were
>badly equipped and responsible for less than 5% of the Nato sorties flown.
>
>
>Britain's major
From the Guardian website.
Staff and agencies Tuesday October 24, 2000
Yugoslavia's new president has admitted for the first time that Yugoslav
army and police forces committed widespread killings in Kosovo last year.
VVojislav Kostunica's remarks, in a television interview rele
>From a recent Human Rights Watch report:
Full text at:
http://www.hrw.org/backgrounder/eca/kosovo-election-bck.htm
The Pre-Election Climate in Kosovo
More than a year after the end of the war in Kosovo, the security situation
in the province remains a cause for serious concern. Attacks
At 22:16 22/10/00 -0400, Proyect wrote:
> >I do not doubt there is some truth behind the OSCE report on defects of
> >human rights and the criminal justice system in Kosovo (Oct 20)
> >
> >The following reports also show some of the potential advantages of
> >bourge
>I do not doubt there is some truth behind the OSCE report on defects of
>human rights and the criminal justice system in Kosovo (Oct 20)
>
>The following reports also show some of the potential advantages of
>bourgeois legality, over distortions of socialist legality, in redu
I do not doubt there is some truth behind the OSCE report on defects of
human rights and the criminal justice system in Kosovo (Oct 20)
The following reports also show some of the potential advantages of
bourgeois legality, over distortions of socialist legality, in reducing
national
The OSCE has recently published a report on the criminal justice in Kosovo.
According to an OSCE press release these are the key findings:
- some provisions of applicable law may conflict with human rights
standards;
- the report finds clear and compelling evidence of actual bias by the
courts
_San Francisco Bay Guardian_ August 23, 2000
Colony Kosovo
Where cops, do-gooders, and privateers run the show.
By Christian Parenti
CLOGGED WITH ALMOST 800,000 souls, Pristina, Kosovo, a city of tower
blocks rising from a parched valley floor, now holds twice the
population for which it
Here is an interesting analysis of the US (NATO) intervention in Kosovo.
Strange he does not mention French or British (or Canadian :)) involvement.
His predictions were partly wrong but partly right as well.. In his analysis
of Milosevic's moving against Kosovan autonomy he misses the ro
er of what victory has
wrought--a costly and misgoverned colony--and with the Pentagon's admission
that crucial war plans were indeed leaked to the Serbs, it is hard to
recall now that Kosovo was to be NATO's splendid little war. By taking on
the brutal but weak Serbia of Slobodan Milose
Any one who harboured any doubt that the NATO pusche in
Kosovo was anything other than an imperialist junket, allied with
criminal, drug-pushing elements, should read the article in the
most recent issue of *Canadian Dimension*, entitled "After Kosovo:
A marriage of heroin and war in th
concern over the involvement of
Dutch KFOR troops in the imprisonment of a large number of Serbian
residents in the Kosovo town of Orahovac.
Saturday, Cedda Prlncevic, the leader of Pristina's Jewish community,
who were driven from Kosovo by the KLA (UCK), and I were among the
speakers wh
I don't know how one could get a dependable nose count on the
questions Nathan raises, but I will report on my own count among
those whose history I know. Without exception (that is, among those
with whom I am still in contact) the people I worked with in Central
America Solidarity in the '80s hav
Nathan, The difference between Kosovo and the other cases is that the aggressor is a
client state. We have
no need to call for military intervention. All the U.S. needs to do is to call off
its dogs and they will
comply.
Several of us have mentioned that we think that the introduction of
To avoid a bit of the beating the dead horse thing, I will try to be as
unpolemical as possible in this post and hope for the same in the responses.
With East Timor, Kosovo and Kuwait, we have three key situations of a larger
local power seeking to dominate a smaller region with aspirations of
Excerpted from: www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/progresp/vol3/prog3n29.html
The Progressive Response 18 August 1999 Vol. 3, No. 29
*** SETTING UP THE UN TO TAKE THE BLAME IN KOSOVO ***
(Editor's note: Recent statements by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Henry Shelto
Many establishments run by Albanians in Kosovo will now not
accept the dinar (FRY currency) as legal tender but only the
German mark. The so-called sovereignty of the FRY over Kosovo
is purely nominal. Are the UN administrators to ensure that FRY
laws apply in Kosovo? In what sense is Kosovo
me of the most sophisticated precision weapons, succeeded
in damaging only 13 of the Serbs' 300 battle tanks in Kosovo, despite
alliance claims of large-scale destruction of Belgrade's heavy armour.
With Nato's Kosovo Force (Kfor) now spread out into every area of the
province,
cle
to making Kosovo safe for repatriation. < -- Scott Shuger in SLATE.
-
Wednesday, June 23, 1999 (LA TIMES Op-Ed)
PERSPECTIVE ON KOSOVO : U.S. and NATO Have Put the Fox in the Chicken Coop
Installing the KLA as the dominant political power broker ultimatel
U.S. ROLE IN THE BALKANS ***
by David Binder and Robert Hayden
*** WORDS AS PROPAGANDA ***
by Edward Herman
*** WHERE THE MEDIA WENT WRONG COVERING KOSOVO ***
by Jeff Cohen
-
(Editor's Note: Over the last se
Does anyone out there have a link to the full text of yesterday's G8
statement on economic aid to the Balkans? I would like to know the
specifics of what was said about "economic reforms". Thanks.
Peter
U.S.-Russia Kosovo Agreement Text
By The Associated Press
Friday, June 18, 1999; 6:49 p.m. EDT
Text of Kosovo peacekeeping agreement between Russia and the United States:
It is agreed by the Secretary of Defense of the United States and the Minister
of Defense of the Russian Federation:
To
The Nation June 28, 1999
LEFT-RIGHT BEDFELLOWS
"We are the evil empire. Our war in Kosovo is the latest chapter in a
century of American imperialism that includes Vietnam, the Gulf War
and our shameful, secret wars in Ce
Kosovo, the Post Cold War World & the Left
By Carl Bloice
The following is adapted and updated from a talk presented to the Center for
Political Education in San Francisco, May 4, 1999.
After my four-year stint as a correspondent in Moscow which coincided with the
closing down of the Unio
Vesna sued for libel and won!
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TALKS - AFP
Agence France PresseJune 7, 1999
RUSSIAN MILITARY BLAME NATO FOR COLLAPSE OF KOSOVO PULLOUT TALKS
MOSCOW The Russian military on Monday blamed NATO for
the collapse of talks on securing a pullout of Yugoslav troop
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If I'm not mistaken, the current agreement to end hostilities in
Yugoslavia (still not ended) does not include a stipulation that Kosovo
have a free market economy. Was this just boilerplate in Rambouillet or
is an actual concession of some sort involved?
Peter
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Media Advisory:
WHAT REPORTERS KNEW ABOUT KOSOVO TALKS -- BUT DIDN'T TELL
Was Rambouillet Another Tonkin Gulf?
June 2, 1999
New evidence has emerged confirming that the U.S. deliberately set out
to t
The Daily Telegraph May 31, 1999
SUFFERING TURNS SERB BULLIES INTO MARTYRS
It may be that civilian population in Kosovo is about to
crack. It is just that it doesn't look that way here.
By Boris Johnson
Something went
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> A Letter From Michael Moore...
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> April 22, 1999
>
Gunder Frank wrote:
> My NATO/Kosovo page contains a dozen new items at
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> http://csf.colorado.edu/archive/agfrank/nato_kosovo/
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> The four important items marked # in the May 28/29 list below complement
> each other to evoke an alarming sea change in global geo-politi
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usalem and Ramallah than in Hebron and Nablus because there were
many internationals in the former and few in the latter, etc.
I would say based on my experience, and I think what we've seen in Kosovo bears this
out, that a situation of low-intensity war with international unarmed monitors, NGOs,
peace
I want to strongly endorse this statement. I too have strong feelings
about the "holocaust" issue. I get angry when I hear this word (and
"genocide") tossed about casually in the context of Serbia/Kosovo -- not
only because, as obscene as the killing and expulsion is, it doe
Peter,
Thanks for the response. As far as I know, except for Chomsky, this
question of alternatives has received little analysiswell, who
knows I may have deleted too many Kosovo exchanges.
> This issue of alternatives is extremely important, and doesn't always
> get the
I would appreciate it if someone forwarded a post (perhaps the one by
Chomsky) on what could have been done to avoid in Kosovo what
happened in Bosnia. Also Proyect once sent something on Havel which I
would like to see again. I really dont have the time to examine this
this issue of
etween NATO and paralysis.
Recommendation: "Mario and the Magician" by Thomas Mann. Just saying no
is a losing strategy.
Peter
Ricardo Duchesne wrote:
>
> I would appreciate it if someone forwarded a post (perhaps the one by
> Chomsky) on what could have been done to avoid i
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>J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. wrote:
>
>>We need to block this ground invasion train.
>
>Schröder's done that, no?
>
>Doug
>
>
J. Barkley Rosser, Jr. wrote:
>We need to block this ground invasion train.
Schröder's done that, no?
Doug
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>I was trying to suggest once before that Barkely was getting pretty
>repetitive about the subject. Barkley is well informed, but as Louis
>Proyect noted, som
, at least for now.
Barkley
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Barkely,
We have been through this a number of times, so th
happened
> before things were set in Bosnia-H. But, enough.
> We need to block this ground invasion train.
> Barkley
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Barkely,
We have been through this a number of times, so this is my last
post on this issue. (Definite, no further, finis, end!!! ;-))
You have demonized Milosevic from the begining. I have been
neutral on this issue arguing that Milosevic, whatever, his
negatives, was better than the alte
I was trying to suggest once before that Barkely was getting pretty
repetitive about the subject. Barkley is well informed, but as Louis
Proyect noted, some of his material was repeating material that was coming
out of the commercial media.
I know that we can learn a great deal from you Barkely
There were several factors contributing to the sharp increase in the
overall population in Kosovo. The public health service in Kosovo achieved
important results in reducing the province's mortality rate -- it had
fallen from 17.0 per 1,000 in 1950 to 8.6 by 1970. A similar trend had
occurr
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The Washingto
Jim Devine wrote:
>[**] Note that the US/NATO standards of "human rights" ignore the right not
>to starve, the right to a job, etc., things that show up in the Universal
>Declaration of Human Rights (cf. in English,
>http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/lang/eng.htm ). Under the latter (especially
>articles
uot; is the goal or
driving force behind the process.
The US/NATO (a) pulling-out of OSCE and other human-rights observers from
Kosova/o combined with (b) the start of strategic bombing of Serbia,
Kosovo/a, and Montenegro [!] were the efficient causes or triggers of the
"ethnic cleansing.
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Michael,
Actually, this morning's Washington Post had
another very instructive map. This one was supposed
to show how the Yugoslavs have "destroyed Kosovo."
In any case it depicted areas where 90% of the
Albanian population was before the war, villages that
have been burned,
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NY Times, May 10, 1999
THE SERBS
Torn by War, a Town Works to Recover
By STEVEN ERLANGER
PODUJEVO, YUGOSLAVIA -- Three months ago, Milos Savic was frantic. He had
been stopped at a checkpoint by the Kosovo Liberation Army close to this
northern Kosovo city and dragged out of his car at
by Tomas Valasek of
the Center for Defense Information, "NATO at Fifty" can be accessed at
http://www.foreignpolicy-infocus.org/briefs/vol4/v4n11nato.html. The
following analysis of NATO after the summit and immersed in the Kosovo
bombing campaign comes from Daniel Plesch, director of t
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"I did
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> forwarded by Michael Hoover
>
>
> > FAIR Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting 130 W. 25th Street New
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> >
> > May 5, 1999
> >
> > A FAIR analysis of sources on
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MILOS
Gene Coyle wrote:
>What has this to do with Kosovo? Economics, and specifically welfare
>economics and micro, has as its major function to explain (or apologize as
>we used to say) things like the bombing of Kosovo, and for exploitation of
>every sort. Surely micro has no relevan
also find the absence of a thread on this to be profoundly revealing.
This is about Kosovo, rather than Lord Kelvin.
Tom is not the first to find a fundamental flaw in
micro economics. When I was in grad school I was absolutely taken
with the elegance of micro. At the same time, I knew i
While it's becoming increasingly clear that the domestic imperatives in the
US with regards to Kosovo are to placate Arms sales, we've paid little
attention to realpolotik issues of immediate concern to the US, Britain and
Germany; all of whom will suffer from full EMU 1/1/2002. R
> Have you guys seen these? Any comments?
> "The Kosovo Liberation Army: Does Clinton Policy Support Group with Terror,
> Drug Ties?"
> http://www.senate.gov/~rpc/releases/1999/fr033199.htm
> Yoshie
if anybody can recognize a drug running operation used to finance
ar
ut we now
see a lot of de facto limited autonomy in former ethnic
war zones. That is what Chechnya has, still officially part
of Russia in the eyes of the world but de facto independent.
To a lesser degree, and probably more comparable to
the situation in Kosovo-Metohija, that is what we have
Louis Proyect wrote:
> This is what they call a split in the ruling class.
It certainly represents a sharp disagreement on a specific issue -- but
I think it is worthwhile to reserve the label, "split in the ruling class,"
for the kind of division which makes possible an actual alliance betwe
At 09:36 PM 4/29/99 -0500, you wrote:
>Louis Proyect wrote:
>> This is what they call a split in the ruling class.
Carrol writes:
>It certainly represents a sharp disagreement on a specific issue -- but
>I think it is worthwhile to reserve the label, "split in the ruling class,"
>for the kind of
Yoshie wrote:
>Have you guys seen these? Any comments?
>
>"The Kosovo Liberation Army: Does Clinton Policy Support Group with Terror,
>Drug Ties?"
Un-FUCKING-believable. This is what they call a split in the ruling class.
It is always provoked when an enemy--Vietnamese or
Those leftists who use words like 'autonomy' and 'self-determination' for
Albanians in Kosovo as if such things could ever be achieved under USA/NATO
suffer from the worst kind of illusion or delusion to which even the New
York Times seems immune. Yoshie
* The New York
Have you guys seen these? Any comments?
"The Kosovo Liberation Army: Does Clinton Policy Support Group with Terror,
Drug Ties?"
http://www.senate.gov/~rpc/releases/1999/fr033199.htm
"Bosnia II: The Clinton Administration Sets Course for NATO Intervention in
Kosovo"
http:/
eptember of this year. I know that some of you have made use of this
> book in courses. The 2nd Edition, published in 1992, is still in print
> and still available, but will be supplanted by the 3rd late this summer.
> The ISBN of the 3rd Edition is 0-226-86903-2.
>
> Back to Koso
There is a recently uploaded article, "Reflections on NATO and
Kosovo", by Stephen R. Shalom on the Z Magazine site. It looks quite
thorough and can be found at http://www.zmag.org/shalomnp.htm.
Bill
Tue, 27 Apr 1999 16:30:32 -0400
Subject:[PEN-L:6038] Re: Kosovo: A Response to the Critics
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Jeffrey's reply to the six criticisms of NATO policy of bombing attacks on Yugoslavia
that he summarized attempted to be fair and objective.
Still, reading his counter arguments with as much forebeara
You may have seen this already, but just in case you haven't Yoshie
* NATO photos of of Kosovo mass graves are fake: report
THE HAGUE, April 24 (AFP) - Several photos distributed by NATO
and said to show possible mass graves in Kosovo could be fake, the
Dutch daily Algemen Dagblad
gh many of
the other posts on the list, the assumption/assertation is made
that NATO began to bomb to *stop the ethnic cleansing of Kosovo
and/or genocide of Albanians*. This is false as there was no ethnic
cleansing of Kosovo and no genocide in Kosovo prior to the
bombing. If you look at
ROME, April 24 (AFP) - Tens of thousands of people took to the streets
in Italian cities Saturday in rallies for a "fair peace" in Kosovo and
against racism.
In Rome, organizers said the demonstration, called by Prime Minister
Massimo D'Alema's Social Democrats, drew 150,00
Hanly, Just a reminder: Jeffrey Beatty wrote this, not me.
ricardo
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> That's funny, but you should remember the key official premise of this war
> you're supporting, i.e. that Milosevic is the moral equivalent of
> Hitler. I
The official premise is not mine. If you call refusing to denounce the
bombing, and advocating a Nato rescue of Kosov
Max wrote: >>>Ground troops are the only way to prevent further butchery
and rescue Kosova.<<<
I asked: >> so you're volunteering?<<
His response: >If you volunteer to be a peacekeeper or human rights
observer armed with a Swiss Army knife and a copy of the writings of
Gandhi, I'll enlist.<
Tha
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