Reply #158: war criminals [View All]

it's important to look at a wide range of evidence as well as historical patterns and investigate motives. michael parenti is just one source and it is pointless and mind deadening to get caught up in personalities. so here are a few more sources, if you care to expand your research. lastly it is sad to come up against the "liberals" time and again who parrot the sources they claim to distrust when it comes to other issues.
further reading: Bosnia to Bondsteel and Beyond- Balkanization, American Style by Diana Johnstone found in Covert Action Quarterly #74 Fall 2002; and go to www.icpj.org to read Karen Talbot's Former Yugoslavia: The Name of the Game is Oil and her article The Real Reasons for War in Yugoslavia: Backing up Globalization with Military Might.
now also take a step back into the late 80's and early nineties and examine how the world bank was involved in the breaking up of this nation which was 80% self contained economically. that's a bad example for the rest of the world. same old song.
divorce yourself from the need to believe in heroes Clinton, Clark, Bush 1&2 all war criminals.