[ambrose]

You can try to subjugate a people by sanctions, subversion and bombs. You can, if you wish, overthrow governments you dislike and seek to impose your will by installing a Hamid Karzai, General Tommy Franks or a Zoran Djindjic to act as imperial consul. But do not imagine that you can then force a humiliated people to pay homage to them.

Leftist anti-American garbage. Is this Justin Raimondo's latest pen name?

[oilfieldtrash]

I am an American and I think this guy may be right.

[Destro]

What's so hard to believe--imposing sanctions on people, bombing them and buying an election (if it's wrong for the Chinese to do it here why is it ok to do that there?) that places a quisling in place is supposed to make people love America?

oh and amrose, Djindjic was a communist and pal of Fidel Castro. Next time know what your writting about.

[Destro]

What's so hard to believe--imposing sanctions on people, bombing them and buying an election (if it's wrong for the Chinese to do it here why is it ok to do that there?) that places a quisling in place is supposed to make people love America?

oh and amrose, Djindjic was a communist and pal of Fidel Castro (read the editorial in the New York Times that praises Djindjic). Next time know what your writting about.

[Destro]

At the same time, there is evidence that underworld groups, controlled by Zoran Djindjic and linked to US intelligence, carried out a series of assassinations of key supporters of the Milosevic regime, including Defence Minister Pavle Bulatovic and Zika Petrovic, head of Yugoslav Airlines.

HOW THE SAS WAS GOING TO ASSASSINATE MILOSEVIC (Did SAS hit squad take out Serbia's Zoran Djindjic?)

What is suprising os that the Guardian is PRO-DJINDJIC/anti-Serb.