John McCain armed Kosovo Islamic terrorists

Svet via Serbianna ^ | February 13, 2008 | Staff

[Bokababe]

Follow the money, follow the money, follow the money...back to drugs, sex-slavery and illegal weapons!

[Bokababe]

[Brian S. Fitzgerald]

I didn't know this about McCain.

He will NEVER get my vote.

However, even though he is leading in the presidential nomination, John McCain has not yet succeeded in convincing the primary wing of the Republican Party - the conservatives - that he is the right candidate. One of the reasons is that he often spoke and voted against the majority Republicans, as in 1999 when he asked for more intensive air bombing of Serbia.

In April of that year, three weeks after the bombing commenced, he announced that the US is in danger of losing the war to the Serbian Army which has "antiquated machinery" and "absolutely no military air power", if massive strategic air attacks are not initiated. "Attacks on any infrastructure target must not be prevented. We all regret civilian losses, as well as our own, but they cannot be avoided," he said.

[Kolokotronis]

Just in case any of you were thinking of voting for “Mustapha” McCain in November....

[Freee-dame]

I didn't know this about McCain.

neither did I.

[Donnaplume]

How could the republican sheeple vote for this sorry excuse of a man. Why would he support muslim illegal aliens in Kosovo who after they came into the Christian nation wanted the whole damned country. It is painfully similar to the Mwxican border disaster this man has fostered.
Anyway its over. McCain couldnt be elected dog catcher.

[TinaJeannes]

I think I would check that out farther before I came to a conclusion on anything. Most leaders of serbia were pro communism. and they tend to tell a few fibs here and there. clinton was the one who armed kla to fight against serbia , his orders

[Cicero]

What next? I hadn’t noticed this, either. The fact is, McCain is such a “maverick” that he does something twisted like this almost every day, so it becomes a dog bites man story.

[TinaJeannes]

a s chairman of the IRI you will find pictures of him with a lot of people some good some bad. that is his job and why reagan started IRI

[TinaJeannes]

a s chairman of the IRI you will find pictures of him with a lot of people some good some bad. that is his job and why reagan started IRI

[TinaJeannes]

a s chairman of the IRI you will find pictures of him with a lot of people some good some bad. that is his job and why reagan started IRI

[okie01]

I had forgotten how McCain originally led the charge for intervention in Kosovo. He was, perhaps, the most vocal of the Senators who favored intervention. At the time, there was no apparent reason for him to do so.

Now there is.

He also swallowed the Racak hoax whole. Not a good sign...

[Brian S. Fitzgerald]

There were atrocities on both sides, but nothing to justify the bombing campaign, IMO.

[AmericanVictory]

He needs to make up for this. You can’t arm Islamofascists and then claim you’re going to win the war against them unless you show more leadership than we’ve seen to date, leadership which acknowledges that there are bad Islamofacscist elements, domestic and foreign, in Kosovo.

[AmericanVictory]

Which was, on the whole, ineffectual and made little strategic sense.

[TinaJeannes]

Go to International Republican Institute check it out

[Cicero]

Yes. Clinton led the charge, but McCain joined right in.

Now I’m wondering whether it was part of the deal he had during clinton’s last years in office, when he agreed to play ball with clinton in return for clinton calling the DEA off Cindy. They were after he for having stolen drugs from her nonprofit employer.

It was an open and shut case, but clinton, ever the politician, made a deal with McCain and called them off.

[Cicero]

Interesting. Thanks for the heads up.

The fact that Reagan started this organization doesn’t mean that it is conservative, or even a good influence in the world. I spent some time looking at various articles posted there, and they strike me as naive and liberal in their orientation.

In fact, pretty much like yet another NGO going around making more trouble for the world. Now, I know, that’s a large generalization after only reading half a dozen articles. But there was some pretty disturbing stuff, IMHO.

[TinaJeannes]

Your welcome Dems have one also
http://www.ndi.org/

[TinaJeannes]

Did you notice articles On elections? IRI started the rock the vote. to get kids out to vote