Clark placed career ahead of nation in Kosovo

Tucson Citizen ^ | Friday, January 23, 2004 | GEORGE JATRAS

[Destro]

The Dan Christman and Chuck Larson guest column published on Jan. 8 - "Gen. Clark's stand vs. Milosevic praiseworthy" - was remarkable as much for what it didn't say as for the distortions in what it did say. In praising Clark's testimony against former Yugoslav dictator Slobodan Milosevic before the International Tribunal at The Hague, the authors failed to mention that Milosevic was not permitted to question Clark on what the general had written in his book, "Waging Modern War."

[Destro]

Wesley Clark's Ties To Muslim Terrorists

[Destro]

God bless the Jatras'

[thesummerwind]

Clark placed career ahead of nation in Kosovo

Clark..............who is he?

[big bad easter bunny]

He joined the dems for one reason! He knows dems will never prosecute him.

[gov_bean_ counter]

His willingness to say anything about anyone who stands in his way to me speaks volumes about his rise through the military. Maybe there needs to be a Clark body count much like the Clinton one.

[thesummerwind]

He knows dems will never prosecute him.

Excellent

[thesummerwind]

Maybe there needs to be a Clark body count much like the Clinton one.

The Clintons will drill Clark/Kerry when it comes time. Then the rest of the field goes bye bye ................. then Hillary.

[GeronL]

You better "be careful".... be really careful!! =o)

[happydogdesign]

[MJY1288]

I believe Waffly Clark has a condition called "Paranoid Personality Disorder"

Below is the traits of this condition

Traits of distrust, suspiciousness, fear, and jealousy are central features of the paranoid personality disorder. People with this disorder perceive others as threatening or demeaning and often expect to be misused or maltreated. The person with this disorder is guarded in relating to others, suspecting that people have hidden motives for their actions. Despite some similarities to more severe conditions, paranoid PD is not related to necessarily related to paranoid schizophrenia or delusional disorder. In general, the person with paranoid PD retains good reality contact and does not exhibit the psychotic features of those other disorders, but paranoid PD is considered part of the schizophrenic spectrum.

That about describes ole Waffly Clark in my book

HERE IS THE LINK

[BOBTHENAILER]

Gen. Clark's buddy in Kosovo was Hashim Thaci, the leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army which, according to the July 30, 2002, Belfast News Letter (N. Ireland), is engaged in sex slavery, prostitution, murder, kidnapping and drugs.

A slicing and dicing of Weasley, which is very well done with this post.

[BOBTHENAILER]

FYI

[laweeks]

I love watching Clark . . . kinda' like a bobble-head doll . . . check it out . . . head keeps wiggling around while he talks . . . . Clintons should be proud of putting this loser before us.

[cpdiii]

George Will described it best.

"Dean is a sane man trying to act insane.
Clark is an insane man trying to act sane."

Clark is very very very VERY DANGEROUS.

[greenwolf]

Clark could easily end up as the democrat candidate for president. At some point, the republican party, if it wants to survive, has to start making an issue out of Clinton policy in the Balkans, particularly Kosovo. That policy was wrong and, as far as I can tell, the main focus of the Bush admin policy in such areas has been to try to cover for the previous administration. If it was me, I'd hand Clark, Albright, and both Clintons over to some international war-crimes tribunal and get the US out of the Balkans before tommorrow morning.

[MJY1288]

I agree, I think Waffly Clark has trouble distinguishing between reality and what he thinks might be going on. His statement to Tim Russert about how he was contacted by the White House shortly after 9/11 and told to blame it on Saddam was when I began wondering about haw stable he was. A few months later after he was challenged about his said he should blame it on Saddam, the source was now a Israeli "Think Tank" operating out of Canada. At that point I knew the man was a few French fries shy of a Happy Meal.

This explains Hugh Shelton's and Tommy Franks remarks that said Wesley Clark was not fit to serve as the CIC

[MJY1288]

"At some point, the republican party, if it wants to survive, has to start making an issue out of Clinton policy in the Balkans, particularly Kosovo"

Bush will get re-elected hands down, but if Hillary announces her candidacy for President in 2006 or 2007, that might be when we see GWB show his hand, to do so in his first term would be disasterous.

[Destro]

How well you said that. On my mind, too.

[MJY1288]

If the U.S. media took just 1% of the time they did investigating the imfamous 16 words in GWB's 2003 SOTU Speech and applied that time to investigating how we got involved in the Balkins, Bill Clinton would be Saddam's bunkmate

[MHGinTN]

And now he proudly places his political ambitions ahead of the lives of unborn he's all for serial killing as a means to empower the new whores he's aligned himself with. Clark ... what a Maroon!