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As September 16, 2010 dawns, Serbia has an opportunity to redeem herself
www.generalmihailovich.com ^ | September 15, 2010 | Aleksandra Rebic

Posted on 09/15/2010 5:52:10 PM PDT by Ravnagora

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To: hellbender; Ravnagora
Agree with post #16 on all points, except: the Russians recently arranged the "accidental" death of the Polish elite in an airplane crash

It won't analyze out to that conclusion for me.

21 posted on 09/15/2010 9:17:37 PM PDT by Navy Patriot (Sarah and the Conservatives will rock your world.)
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To: Ravnagora; Navy Patriot
Your post #15.

If you are British, no offense meant.

Indeed no. What we were told in the war was all so simple. Most of my generation who were children at the time will go to their final resting places believing in the purity of their own countrymen, the white knights in shining armour. I do not begrudge them it at all. For those of us that read a great deal, it is now a matter of quietly realizing that which could not be told. Too bad for morale that, the whole story.

This analysis on Orwell, which Carl Savich has written. Incredible, but it is now midnight and I will print up this tomorrow. I thought I had read pretty much on Orwell's thoughts and this is new to me. Needs some time to digest.

On another note I see our friend has served three years in dealing with the aforesaid Communists. I myself had a few narrowish scrapes, but nothing fancy from the Luftwaffe. A returning soldier said to us "You thought you ad' a bit of bombin' - you should ave' seen 'Amburg" (Hamburg Germany).

Time for shut eye!

22 posted on 09/15/2010 9:21:08 PM PDT by Peter Libra
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Sleep well, Peter, thanks for the input.


23 posted on 09/15/2010 9:24:42 PM PDT by Navy Patriot (Sarah and the Conservatives will rock your world.)
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To: Navy Patriot

I was disappointed and shocked that so many FReepers fell for the Soviet...I mean Russian..line that it was all an unfortunate accident. Look, Vladimir Putin is a career KGB agent. He had already murdered dissidents using sophisticated weapons like Plutonium-laced tea. You really think the world’s premier intellgence organization couldn’t set up an “accident” to eliminate a bunch of inconvenient Polacks? Killing people in simulated “accidents” is an ancient, time-honored way of “offing” political enemies for the KGB. Putin and his whole gang should have been liquidated during the brief period when Yeltsin was in control. We are all suffering, and will suffer for decades, from that mistake.


24 posted on 09/15/2010 9:31:56 PM PDT by hellbender
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To: hellbender
I know who Putin is, and his history, and I didn't say that he wasn't willing, capable, or dangerous.

I do disagree that the FSB or the KGB is/was "the world’s premier intelligence organization".

Be that as it may, I will agree that a Communist, of any type, is the mortal enemy of every human being on the planet, just as a starting point, and I agree with your recommended disposition of all of 'em.

Still, it does not logic out for me.

25 posted on 09/15/2010 9:50:10 PM PDT by Navy Patriot (Sarah and the Conservatives will rock your world.)
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Then who do you think is the world’s premier intelligence organization? The Mossad might be, qualitatively, but the KGB outnumbers them by orders of magnitude. Besides, the KGB is utterly ruthless and unscrupulous. Putin’s Plutonium murders were blatant and obvious, because he knew no one in the West had the balls to respond effectively.


26 posted on 09/15/2010 10:27:42 PM PDT by hellbender
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To: Ravnagora
I have always felt that had the Americans been more “in charge” of the Balkan theater in WWII, the fate of Mihailovich and his freedom fighters would have been different.

Maybe...but history proves this assumption wrong.

Just a few years earlier the US had already “abandoned” Christians in Asia Minor to a most horrible genocide at the hands of Turks.

Abandoning General Mihailovitch was anticipated given the US role in other events requiring actions based on a sense of doing what is morally right. For the most part - not always- the US has chosen economic gain over doing the right thing morally.

27 posted on 09/16/2010 7:34:19 AM PDT by eleni121 (http://www.serfes.org/orthodox/memoryof.htm)
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To: hellbender
the KGB outnumbers them by orders of magnitude.

A bunch of guys with sledge hammers killing ants.

Putin IS Russian intelligence, and he does send messages by being obvious, he is excellent at it. Considering that intelligence is supposedly not being obvious, the Soviet Russians were not very good at it.

If you judge by results, Putin is very good at what he does, and is not reckless. He has been playing chess for a decade now, he does not play whack-a-mole internationally, just at home.

28 posted on 09/16/2010 9:31:26 AM PDT by Navy Patriot (Sarah and the Conservatives will rock your world.)
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