[MarkWar]

>Many of the foreign Muslim fighters who participated in the 1992-95 war in Bosnia and Herzegovina flowed into the region with U.S. and NATO knowledge through an arms pipeline that evaded a U.N. embargo. Now, the West is feeling the fallout of its attempts to help the Bosnian Muslims in their fight.

Gee. Where have we heard this before... (Possibly someone in power should reconsider the always ill-advised notion that "The enemy of my enemy is my friend...")

Spar -- I'm interested in the whole Serb situation, but I confess that I'm overwhelmed by the complexity of it, and the intense passions on all sides. Do you -- or any lurkers -- know of any thread or site that presents a well-organized and reasonably concise overview of what happened there, and the fallout?

Mark W.

[swarthyguy]

Serbianna.com is a good start; onesided, yes but good detail. & do you really want to hear adnauseum about how the muslims were mistreated.
Brig. Gen Satish Nambiar of the Indian army detail of the UN peacekeeping force in an article detailed his doubts about the infamous market bombing of 95 in Sarajevo was conducted by the bosnian muslims and cleverly blamed on the Serbs. You may recall this eventually led to the Dayton Accords.

[Spar]

The origins of 9/11 are so closely linked to what happened in the Balkans in the 90s that I am sure IMHO that the truth as to what happened here can be found there BIN LADEN GATE. All the links to articles attached to that post are their as a refrence to see that the claims by AIM in that article are based on a solid foundation of facts as confirmed by the mainstream press.

[Spar]

The origins of 9/11 are so closely linked to what happened in the Balkans in the 90s that I am sure IMHO that the truth as to what happened here can be found there BIN LADEN GATE. All the links to articles attached to that post are their there as a refrence to see that the claims by AIM in that article are based on a solid foundation of facts as confirmed by the mainstream press.