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Finally: the truth (Clinton encouraged Muslim terrorists)
The Guardian ^
| Monday January 6, 2003
| Allan Little
Posted on 01/06/2003 7:23:15 AM PST by Destro
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To: Destro; marty60; MattinNJ; dead; Lyford; richardtavor; mr.pink; Dark Wing; Andy from Beaverton; ...
Here too is Holbrooke having his photograph taken sitting rubbing shoulders (literally) with a bearded gunman from an organisation most of the world still considered terroristPictures Worth a Thousand Words
Richrad Holbrooke (U.S. Special Envoy) with the KLA terrorists sitting on Muslim prayer rugs
Left to Right: Hashim Thachi (KLA Leader), Bernard Kouchner (UNMIK Chief), Sir Michael Jackson (NATO Command), Gen. Agim Ceku (Commanding KLA General), Gen. Wesley Clark (Commanding NATO General and now potential Democtratic presidential candidate)
Madeline Albright (U.S. Secretary of State) & Hashim Thaci (Leader of the KLA)
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posted on
01/06/2003 8:55:48 AM PST
by
Destro
To: Destro
Wasn't these terrorists a drug running branch of Al Queda?
Pray for W and our Troops
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posted on
01/06/2003 8:56:26 AM PST
by
bray
To: Sparta
Ping-pretty interesting thread here.
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posted on
01/06/2003 9:07:26 AM PST
by
MattinNJ
To: Eva
Eva, you are correct. In trying to absolve what they the supporters of the terrorists did they are blaming Milosevic. This article's author even admits that by the time of Kosovo the Serbs were so demonized that the Clintonistas had no problem even sitting with Muslim terrorist for portraits.
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posted on
01/06/2003 9:08:43 AM PST
by
Destro
To: Destro
Thanks for the telling pics.
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posted on
01/06/2003 9:36:22 AM PST
by
mr.pink
To: Destro
> "For in 1995, in order to bring the war in Bosnia to an end, the leaders of the western world had chosen in a quite calculated way to turn the principal architect of war into the principal bestower of peace.
What a price there was to pay for it.
Less than a year later, the Kosovo Albanians drew the obvious lesson from the moral shambles of the Dayton Agreement and it was this: in the real world only force will get you what you want."
Give me a break! I was there when we were building up to attack in Operation Allied Farce. We acknowledged the KLA were terrorists who financed their operations through illegal drug running. They were nothing but thugs bent on capturing the traditional capital province of Serbia; Kosovo. This isn't something that started out of the blue in response to Milosevic. It was something brewing through the state sponsorship of Albania for years. I watched as the Clinton Admin (specifically Madeleine Not-too-bright--who, BTW is known to have speculated on a run for Czech Repub president at one time) pushed for the war with incredible demands Milosovic could never have accepted and then began attacking with less provocation than we have received from Saddam Hussein.
Sadly, the military doesn't have the authority to say, "Hey, wait a second..." when the president says Go.
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01/06/2003 9:51:09 AM PST
by
pgyanke
To: dead; Destro
<< Bill Clinton leaned across a desk at an air force base at Dayton, Ohio and handed a Cuban cigar to Slobodan Milosevic. >>
Cli'ton's [Illegal] Cuban cigars were obtained for him by his bum-boy-un-ambassador, reverse-pimp, dumped girlfriend disposal expert and "china" nuclear-labs technology-transfer facilitator, Billy Richardson, direct from Cuba's un ambassador.
A gift from their mutual buddy, Havana's billionaire butcher.
[On the] Fiddle Castro.
To: Destro
Bump for later reading!
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01/06/2003 2:57:57 PM PST
by
F-117A
To: Destro
read later
To: Destro
It's still not good enough. The reasons that criminals gains such power was that they were the only ones who knew how to avoid the law & therefore the most effective at sanctions busting. Sanctions placed on the FRY are the single most important reason for the rampant corruption etc. Everyone became a 'criminal' because that was the only way to survive.
VRN
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01/07/2003 2:24:10 AM PST
by
Voronin
To: Voronin
Its a testament to the sanctioned Serbs that they have not flooded Europe with cheap heroin unlike the sanctionless Albanians. Smuggled cigarettes? After NATO bombed the tabacoo factory in Belgrade for no reason other than spite be my guest.
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01/07/2003 6:48:15 AM PST
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Destro
To: Destro
Well, the smuggled cigarettes are generally montenegrin (including dodgy local brands like Drina/Lovcen) but also had the backing of major international tobacco manufacturers who are upset about tax on cigarettes. The Albanians did very well out of 'normal' smuggling in co-operation with locals, i.e. the underground oil pipeline from Albania to the FRY. The best example of this is the little village of Tusi in Montenegro, which has international renoun...
I also wouldn't be suprised to discover that the apparent 'increase' in gun crime in the UK is fueled from Kosovo. Amongst all those refugees that the Europeans took to save from the evil Serbs, was a criminal core whose job was to set up (and also expand) Albanian ceiminal networks throughout Europe. Blowback if there ever was.
VRN
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posted on
01/07/2003 8:26:46 AM PST
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Voronin
To: Voronin
I have posted several articles on the Albanians take over of UK crime.
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posted on
01/07/2003 8:30:37 AM PST
by
Destro
To: dead
In November 1995 Bill Clinton leaned across a desk at an air force base at Dayton, Ohio and handed a Cuban cigar to Slobodan Milosevic. Not much more than three years later Clinton used that same cigar to...
Never mind.
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posted on
01/07/2003 8:32:18 AM PST
by
Howlin
(If Bill Clinton was the answer, what WAS the question?)
To: Howlin
Slobo to Clinton: "Your Cuban Cigars are rather soggy. What kind of humidor do you use?"
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01/07/2003 8:56:27 AM PST
by
Destro
To: Destro
BTTT
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