[reed_inthe_wind]

The ICC has Clark's number. I guess he owes George W. a debt, since he won't be prosecuted as a war criminal.

[finnman69]

OUCH

These wackos will go after Kerry and Edwards over Iraq too.

[Freedom of Speech Wins]

Bump.

[cwb]

I tune into Democracy Now every once and a while...and they are as radical as you can get. What's interesting is that Michael Moore is a big contributor to this network...yet they are attacking the guy he endorsed. I wrote Moore about these very issues months ago and never got a response. I wonder how he feels about all of this.

[mware]

I personally called the CNN reporter and had it set up so that it would be leaked,

I am sure the people who were assigned that mission appreciate Clark giving military targets to the media before the operation began.

It also is proof of what we all knew going into fighting CNN would betray our troops for a story.

[capydick]

I did not know that the tape was accelerated. I don't think it was three times. I think it was one-and-a-half times. Whatever it was, it was going faster than the actual speed.

Well then Weasley - if you didnt know the tape was accelerated, why would you postulate that it was not three times but one and a half and "whatever it was"?

[malia]

The --"bombing of Radio Television Serbia".

I remember the bombing of a Chinese owned newspaper building for which we paid for the repair.
OR
am I mixing the two up?

[BenLurkin]

"It killed makeup artists."

"Oh - - - no!"

[BobbyBeeper]

Democracy Now! Exclusive: Wesley Clark Admits Targeting Civilians In Yugoslavia

In a Democracy Now! exclusive, General Wesley Clark responds for the first time to in-depth questions about his targeting of civilian infrastructure

Anyone see the spin? The headline tries to imply he bombed people. Lots of "civilian" infrastructure is a legitimate military target. Bridges, radio stations, trains and railways, airports, fuel tanks.