Wolfowitz in Skopje – What Next for Macedonia?

antiwar.com ^ | May 20, 2003 | Christopher Deliso

[Diocletian of Spalato]

LOL! He must be afraid of Vatra! Jesu onih Muslimani meni dosadili!

[Diocletian of Spalato]

ISI? Pakistan was involved? The foreign Jihadis in the Balkans were Arabs not Pakistanis.

Almost all that were sent were Afghan veterans and therefore had the ties to the ISI through Peshawar. It's the same Saudi-Pak alliance that supported the Taliban against the Iranian-backed Hazaras, and Russian-backed Tajiks and Uzbeks.

Through in the State Dep't with the Pak-Saudis if you're brave enough :)

[Diocletian of Spalato]

Throw, not through!

[wonders]

...the point I was making that started this whole discussion about Operation Storm was that the West's recognition of the breakaway Yugo states did nothing but perpetuate this cycle.

Sorry I didn't address this part of your post before. A silly oversight on my part. Yes. I see what you are saying. Badinter Commission's recommendation, etc. That's well-documented in everything from publice records down to Misha Glenny's book.

Oh, have you visited this fine gentleman's web site? If not, I suggest you do! It's not organanised as it used to be and would have been more useful to you if it were... but do have a look at Ambassador James Bisset's web page.

[wonders]

Don't be ridiculous. The names are available even on the web and you know it. The Times is the Times. Genuflect, okay?

Now, as for where you live, which part of Canada....?

[Diocletian of Spalato]

I agree, and the point I was making that started this whole discussion about Operation Storm was that the West's recognition of the breakaway Yugo states did nothing but perpetuate this cycle.

I guess non-recognition leaving us to the mercy of the JNA with the examples of Vukovar and Vocin would have been a better option?

If you were a Croat I doubt you'd say that.

[wonders]

Ping to my #179, in case you found it interesting.

[Diocletian of Spalato]

Where are the names of the 7,000? Pull them out and give us a link.

[wonders]

Again, you're not making sense in this post. Please clarify. (Whining does not count.)

[Diocletian of Spalato]

Incredible! Go away for a bit and see that most have regressed into repeating Serb propaganda....except for PiP PiP who knows the truth since he was there.

[wonders]

Fine, give me a link to the names of all your claimed Croat dead first.

[Diocletian of Spalato]

Sorry if it comes across as whining, but it isn't.

Please give us a link to the names of the supposed 5,000 to 7,000 Serbs killed during and after Storm in within Croatian borders.

[Diocletian of Spalato]

Weak diversion. That's not the topic of discussion here. The topic is Storm and it's aftermath.

Try and stay on topic.

[wonders]

Just where in Canada are you?

[Diocletian of Spalato]

I guess you don't have the proof wonders.

Doesn't suprise me...and no, I'm not "Damjan"....you should know who this is by now.

[wonders]

If the topic is Storm and its aftermath, I was there in the middle of "Storm" was part of the Surrender negotiation and was there to clean up the aftermath... where were you, dough boy?

[Diocletian of Spalato]

August 4th, 1995...liberated Benkovac.

Do you now know who this is?

And BTW, where are the names of the supposed 7,000?

[wonders]

Hey, you're my old old buddy who explained the 5th Corps sheep to me! (Hugs)

[Diocletian of Spalato]

Long time wonders :) How's everything in the lovely rolling hills of Kentucky (I think)....

Yup, Dudakovic's 5th did some nasty stuff to the fleeing Serbs near Dvor, and they've gotten away scot free while the blame has been pinned on my boys.

[PiP PiP Cherrio]

Where is Dudakovic now, any idea on his 6?