[Jane_N]

Although the intentions may be noble, I can't help finding it amusing considering the continued presence of peacekeepers in Bosnia.

[Blue Highway]

Agreed. Very amusing.

[Recovering_Democrat]

John Kerry will say this means nothing. John Kerry, who by the way was in Vietnam, thinks so little of our allies...he scoffs at the contributions of the Brits, the Poles, the Italians, et al...yet he thinks he can build a better coalition because he'll bring in the French.

Yee-friggin' haw.

[correctthought]

I don't mean this as a slight to Bosnia, but this matches the "military might" of the Philippines which removed.

[cake_crumb]

Will they be American or British peacekeeping forces? And why don't they let them ALL go?

[jolie560]

Do you think one of the Islamic Freedom Fighters will kidnap and threaten to behead one of the Bosnian mine-removers? After all, the Bosnians are working for peace--same as the Infidel US. In Islam, that's worth a hostage and beheading party in honor of Allah.

[cake_crumb]

Yep. Noble, but amusing. We're still waiting for our troops to come home from "the war that Clinton won"

[kddid]

Of course we are appreciative of Bosnia’s contribution.

All they need to do is to remove that one booby trap or mine, and one more of ours returns home.

[Oplenac]

With the US floundering in Iraq, Bosnia proffers itself to the failed illegal US attack on Iraq. Nothing will come of this. This is a further example of the US attempting to surround itself with the so-called "coalition of the willing," to try to legitimate their aggression.