peter, sydney
pre 15 godina
rolerkoster:
> you didn't tell anything new to us - but you just presented one side of the truth.
Well actually I was pointing out the inherent fallacy in your comparison between the russian intervention in Georgia & NATO's intervention in Serbia.
Here's what you said once again:
> and sorry again: were there NATO tanks in Nis or in other cities in Serbia - and did they stay there for weeks ??
Your implication in this is that NATO's intervention was the more 'restrained' of the two.
Which is quite frankly - rubbish.
While NATO didn't have a presence on the ground, it rained down bombs & missiles on Serbia for months.
When NATO ran out, or could not find military targets, rather than scaling back operations, they 'expanded' their target selection to civilian infrastructure & in the process, killed hundreds if not thousands of civilians.
Heaven forbid that NATO should 'lose face' by running out of targets.
And owing to the indiscriminate nature of bombs & missiles, HUNDREDS of women & children were killed.
Tell me please, how many women & children did the russians kill in the 3 days of military operations in Georgia?
Tell me please, how many bridges, television stations, hospitals & factories did the russians bomb &/or shell?
Tanks? No NATO didn't use tanks. They just committed mass murder.
> what was the aim of the NATO campaign in 1999?
Well let's see.
Was it perhaps to stop the slaughter of hundreds of thousands of slain K-albanians such as was claimed by Clinton & Blair? And which claim was later shown to be baseless?
Was it as a result of the so-called 'Racak Massacre' mentioned in that list of 'allegations' you provided? You know, the one that was staged?
Or perhaps it was to stop the 'ethnic cleansing'? Most of which occurred after the bombs started to fall? Strange indeed that after the war it was the serb population that had once again dropped markedly, while that of the K-albanians only grew.
Or was it perhaps to provide NATO with a rationale for its continued existence?
Or to provide the US with a reason to build the largest military base outside of the US since Vietnam - coincidentally perfectly positioned to protect the proposed AMBO pipeline as well as to 'project power' towards the caucauses?
> I believe in facts and in evidence - but not in post-Milosevic propaganda.
Would be nice if true. Your comments above say otherwise.
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