Posted on 01/17/2009 10:02:59 AM PST by kronos77
Prime minister of Republika Srpska, (Serb part of Bosnia) Milorad Dodik have yesterday wrote a letter of support to Israeli president Shimon Peres:
(Translation)
Primeminister of Serb Republic, Milorad, Dodik have yesterday sent a letter of support to Israeli president Shimon Peres. Primeminister Dodik in his letter tells his understanding for jepardous position of Israel and its citizens, in same time giving a full support to Israeli effort to insure security and peace to Israeli people.
Dodik states in his letter that Serb Republic does not support anti- Israeli demonstrations and gatherings organised in other part of Bosnia (Muslim-Croate Federation).
Primeminister Dodik expresess in same time his belief that in soon time a long-term peacefull solution will be found for conflict in wich Israel found himself.
(Translation)
Ping!
Good to hear. Anyone who has direct experience dealing with Mohammed’s Mad Minions knows the score, and can sympathize with Israel’s predicament.
They basically pulled it right out of the Goebbels propaganda playbook. While prominent Jewish politicians here in the States, like Lieberman, championed the Mohammedans, the Jews of Israel knew better.
Nicely stated
And, people we both know such as H*P***E.
"Harrf: For 18 months, we have been working for the Republics of Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina, as well as for the opposition in Kosovo. Throughout this period, we had many successes, giving us a formidable international image. We intend to make advantage of this and develop commercial agreements with these countries. Speed is vital, because items favourable to us must be settled in public opinion. The first statement counts. The retractions have no effect.
Merlino: How often do you intervene?
Harff: Quantity is not important. You have to intervene at the right time with the right person. From June to September, we organized 30 meetings with the main press agencies, as well as meetings between Bosnian officials and Al Gore, Lawrence Eagleburger and 10 influential senators, among them George Mitchell and Robert Dole. We also sent out 13 exclusive news items, 37 last-minute faxes, 17 official letters and eight official reports. We placed 20 telephone calls to White House staff, 20 senators, and close to 100 to journalists, editors, newscaters and other influenctial people in the media.
Merlino: What achievement were you most proud of?
Harff: To have managed to put Jewish opinion on our side. This was a sensitive matter, as the dossier was dangerous looked from this angle. President Tudjman [of Croatia] was very careless in his book "Wastelands of Historical Reality". Reading this writtings, one could accuse him of of antisemitism. In Bosnia, the situation was no better: President Izetbegovic strongly supported the creation of a fundamentalist Islamic state [there] in his book "The Islamic Declaration". Besides, the Croatian and Bosnian past was marked by a real and cruel anti-semitism. Tens of thousands of Jews perished in Croatian camps. So there was every reason for intellectuals and Jewish organizations to be hostile towards the Croats and Bosnians. Our challenge was to reverse this attitude. And we succeded masterfully. At the beginning of August 1992, New York Newsday came out with the affair of [Serb] concentration camps. We jumped at the opportunity immediately. We outwitted three big Jewish organizations - B'nai B'rith Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee, and the American Jewish Congress. We suggested to them to publish an advertisement in the "New York Times" and to organize demonstrations outside the United Nations.
That was a tremendous coup. When the Jewish organizations entered the game on the side of the [Muslim] Bosnians, we could promptly equate the Serbs with the Nazis in the public mind. Nobody understood what was happening in Yugoslavia. The great majority of Americans were probably asking themselves in which African country Bosnia was situated. But by a single move we were able to present a simple story of good guys and bad guys, which would hereafter play itself. We won by targeting Jewish audience. Almost immediately there was a clear change of language in the press, with the use of words with high emotional content, such as "ethnic cleansing", "concentration camps", etc., which evoked images of Nazi Germany and the gas chambers of Auschwitz. The emotional charge was so powerful that nobody could go against it.
Merlino: But when you did all of this, you had no proof that what you said was true. You only had the article in "Newsday"!
Harff: Our work is not to verify information. We are not equipped for that. Our work is to accelerate the circulation of information favorable to us, to aim at judiciously chosen targets. We did not confirm the existence of death camps in Bosnia, we just made it known that "Newsday" affirmed it.
Merlino: Are you aware that you took on a grave responsibility?
Harff: We are professionals. We had a job to do and we did it. We are not paid to be moral.
Hey Dio, I like the way this "worded", it has a nice "ring" to it...Muslim-Croat federation......don't ya think. :-)
They basically pulled it right out of the Goebbels propaganda playbook. While prominent Jewish politicians here in the States, like Lieberman, championed the Mohammedans, the Jews of Israel knew better.
Ariel Sharon supported the Serbs
I'm sure most Israeli did too
I sure did
Clinton’s “gift” that keeps on giving. Ugh.
good post.
Israelis have shown a better understanding of the Balkans than their cousins in the USA and elsewhere in the West.
The fishy pizda that keeps in smelling.
If Dodik isn’t killed by 2010, he will have at least sufficiently stirred up the sh*t pot enough to get the ball rolling on dissolving that Bosnian monstrosity.
Consider him in the peddlers camp.
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