He joined the dems for one reason! He knows dems will never prosecute him.
You better "be careful".... be really careful!! =o)
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
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.
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.
Looks like the media is picking Kerry or Edwards. I am not watching any of this just reading on FR. The Media... We report and we decide.
During his stint as NATO Supreme commander (1997-2000). Clark had close personal ties with KLA Chief of Staff Commander Brigadier Agim Ceku and KLA Leader Hashim Thaci (see photo below ).
Agim Ceku, who directly collaborated with NATO during the 1999 Kosovo campaign is recognized by the Hague ICTY Tribunal "for alleged war crimes committed against ethnic Serbs in Croatia between 1993 and 1995." ( AFP 13 Oct 1999)
Hashim Thaci had ordered the political assassination of his opponents in Ibrahim Rugova's nationalist Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) (See November 2000 BBC Report at
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/1037302.stm ). According to The Boston Globe (2 August 1999):
"Terrorists with ties to Osama bin Laden running around with AK-47s and anti-tank weapons is bad enough. Worse, Thaci's boys aren't just killers and kleptos, but mafioso who are neck deep in the drug trade. (During the war, the Washington Times quoted an unnamed U.S. drug enforcement official commenting on the KLA, 'They were drug dealers in 1998 and now, because of politics, they're freedom fighters.')"
In the wake of the 1999 Kosovo campaign, under NATO regency, these acts of political assassination--ordered by the self-proclaimed Provisional Government of Kosovo (PGK)-- were carried out in a totally permissive environment. The leaders of the KLA rather than being arrested by NATO for war crimes, were granted KFOR protection. According to one report of the Foreign Policy Institute (published during the 1999 bombings: "...the KLA have [no] qualms about murdering Rugova's collaborators, whom it accused of the "crime" of moderation...(Michael Radu, "Don't Arm the KLA", CNS Commentary from the Foreign Policy Research Institute, 7 April, 1999).
In course of the bombing campaign, Fehmi Agani, one of Rugova's closest collaborators in the Kosovo Democratic League (KDL) was executed on the orders of the r Hashim Thaci.(Tanjug Press Dispatch, 14 May 1999): "If Thaci actually considered Rugova a threat, he would not hesitate to have Rugova removed from the Kosovo political landscape." (Stratfor Comment, "Rugova Faced with a Choice of Two Losses", Stratfor, 29 July 1999). In turn, the KLA has abducted and killed numerous professionals and intellectuals.
And who was behind the 29 year old KLA leader Hashim Thaci: Madeleine Albright and Wesley Clark. (see photos below ).
NATO, the KLA and Al Qaeda
According to a US Department of Defense briefing, so-called "initial contacts" between the KLA and NATO took place in mid-1998, during the first part of General Clark's mandate as NATO Commander in Chief:
"...the realization has come to people [in NATO] that we [NATO led by Wesley Clark] have to have the UCK [acronym for KLA in Albanian] involved in this process because they have shown at least the potential to be rejectionists of any deal that could be worked out there with the existing Kosovo parties. So somehow they have to be brought in and that's why we've made some initial contacts there with the group, hopefully the right people in the group, to try and bring them into this negotiating process." (US Department of Defense, Background Briefing, July 15, 1998)
["Hopefully the right group" means "we deal with people who obey orders."]
While these "initial contacts" were acknowledged by NATO officially only in mid-1998, the KLA had (according to several reports) been receiving "covert support" and training from the CIA and Germany's Bundes Nachrichten Dienst (BND) since the mid-nineties. These covert operations were known and approved by NATO. (Michel Chossudovsky, Kosovo `Freedom Fighters' Financed by Organised Crime, Covert Action Quarterly, 2000)
http://216.239.41.104/search?q=cache:q4nwNXYTjQcJ:www.globalresearch.ca/articles/CHO310B.html+Hashim+Thaci,+wesley+clark&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
