STOP NATO: ¡NO PASARAN! - HTTP://WWW.STOPNATO.ORG.UK And uniforms. Light artillery. Small arms. Field communications equipment. Special forces training. Political legitimacy. Jamie Shea. A private air force at their disposal. Favorable coverage in all the Western media. A lobster and white wine dinner with Jamie Rubin and Christianne Amanpour. An entire Serbian province as their base of operations. Bianca Jagger's loud mouth. A Right of Return arts festival organized by Vanessa Redgrave replete with the ubiquitous Sting. Joseph Lieberman's personal endorsement. A private suite at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles....And it's positively amazing what a ragtag group of cutthroat narco-traffickers can accomplish. Never underestimate men on a mission. Wednesday May 30, 9:02 PM Albanian guerrillas vow to continue fight in north Macedonia PRISTINA, Yugoslavia, May 30 (AFP) - The ethnic Albanian National Liberation Army (NLA) will continue to fight Macedonian forces and will not take advantage of "guarantees" Skopje has offered Albanians who leave the combat zone for neighbouring Kosovo, an NLA commander said Wednesday. Another NLA leader warned that the ethnic Albanian guerillas were ready to launch an offensive and even attack big cities. "So far we have shown restraint, but from now we are ready to launch an offensive and carry operations in big cities, including (capital) Skopje," commander Sokoli told AFP by phone from the region of the northern Macedonian village of Lipkovo. Among the possible targets was Skopje airport, Sokoli said. Commander Hoxha, who said he was also talking from the area of the NLA-occuped village of Lipkovo, told AFP by telephone that "abandoning our positions is out of the question. We control the situation and if necessary can advance and occupy more territory." On Tuesday, Macedonia's interior minister offered inhabitants of this Albanian guerrilla stronghold the option of heading to Kosovo without undergoing security checks. A senior government official told AFP the offer added up to allowing ethnic Albanian rebels based in Lipkovo to benefit from a civilian exodus to flee the country. In Pristina, a spokesman for the NATO-led peacekeeping forces (KFOR), Roy Brown, told AFP that those ethnic Albanian rebels who wanted to benefit from Macedonian "guarantees" by leaving for Kosovo "will be detained and questioned for a while." __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get personalized email addresses from Yahoo! Mail - only $35 a year! http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/ ______________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
