Posted on 01/17/2009 7:57:23 PM PST by Ravnagora
OK, can someone summarize what all this means? I just can’t keep track of all the players. Never could.
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Excellent reporting. I have believe this to be a true account but there has got to be even more. I have read about the Soros connection with some important mines in that area. We sure were on the wrong side of that whole situation and still are. The fix was in with Clinton, and Bush did nothing to redress the wrongs. The Serbs should have been our allies, and we destroyed them to give the radical Muslims their own country right there in Europe.
...Congress didn't declare war on Iraq, oppp, they gave GWB authority to remove Hussein over a UN sanction. The same pundits that trash the UN on one hand, agreed with this. “some things are blatantly unconstitutional, but, we can bend the constitution when we see a threat to homeland security. Today, he's our friend, tomorrow he's our enemy...
...I'm not surprised that America has replaced it's sovereignty for a new world order, I'm just sad...
George Washington said the US should stay out of foreign entanglements. It’s not the business of a free people to meddle in another country’s business. Our army is to protect us from foreign invasion.
Oh well. So much for good advice.
Piytar said: “I just can’t keep track of all the players. Never could.”
This is precisely why it was so easy for the politicians and the media to make the Serbs the “bad guys”.
Ping
As they were through two world wars.
The Balkan breakup happened because Germany wanted independence for its old ally and partner in crime Croatia, and because the Clinton administration actually thought Germany might leave NATO and form a Central European alliance if we didn't back their play.
I’ve already debunked this clown. Where should we start? With Milo Djukanovic and the Montenegrin leadership’s claim that “30,000 Ustashas” were about to invade Montenegro from Dubrovnik? Or should we simply link the Montenegrin documentary about the war showing what actually happened and why Montenegro apologized to Croatia for invading?
Yawn.... Sure you have, Dio.
Respected Irish-American college professor Emeritus, with no bone to pick with anyone other than knowing what really happened -- with film to back it up, and you "debunked him with one hand tied behind your back", I suppose?
And you can turn wine into water, too --of course Dio -- and your next psych meds are due when?
My cousin, Krsto, felt the same -- only his wife was a Croat/Italian from Istria.
Dubrovnik was dealt with under Pavle Strugar's case, and he was found guilty, as anyone who hasn't been affected by Serbian disinformation would have expected.
The Montenegrins invaded, pillaged, plundered, and murdered. And the Montenegrins have since apologized, which has led to closer ties between Croatia and Montenegro since the Montenegrins have rejected the Greater Serbian project.
Have you seen the Montenegrin documentary about the invasion of Croatia and the attack on Dubrovnik? It completely destroys Maher's bullshit.
The Montenegrins realize what they did and they apologized. We forgave them.
Djukanovic admitted that they lied and they were responsible for the invasion and the destruction.
Croatia and Montenegro are now on an excellent footing in relations, with Croatian firms investing millions in developing the Montengrin coast (a friend of mine from Split is heading up a project in Budva as we speak).
The Montenegrins are in a majority ashamed for what they did to Croatia and regret being used by the Serbs. It's all water under the bridge now.
Djukanovic admitted that they lied and they were responsible for the invasion and the destruction.
Croatia and Montenegro are now on an excellent footing in relations, with Croatian firms investing millions in developing the Montengrin coast (a friend of mine from Split is heading up a project in Budva as we speak).
The Montenegrins are in a majority ashamed for what they did to Croatia and regret being used by the Serbs. It's all water under the bridge now.
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