Wednesday, March 12, 2003
SERBIA's PRO-WESTERN PRIME MINISTER ASSASSINATED !:
Most likely payback from intelligence cronies of Slobodan Milosevic for Djindjic approving the ex-dictator's extradition to the Hague to face war crimes charges. It is worth recalling that a potential key witness against Milosevic, the notorious Serbian paramilitary leader Arkan, had similarly been assassinated several years ago in the aftermath of the Kosovo war. The forces of authoritarianism around the world, on the defensive since the collapse of the Soviet Union, are I would argue, becoming emboldened by the actions of the Franco-German-Russian-Chinese Axis in the UN and the intellectual Left's campaign to save Saddam's regime. Directly related ? No but it is probably not a coincidence either. ¶ 7:18 AM
Most likely payback from intelligence cronies of Slobodan Milosevic for Djindjic approving the ex-dictator's extradition to the Hague to face war crimes charges. It is worth recalling that a potential key witness against Milosevic, the notorious Serbian paramilitary leader Arkan, had similarly been assassinated several years ago in the aftermath of the Kosovo war. The forces of authoritarianism around the world, on the defensive since the collapse of the Soviet Union, are I would argue, becoming emboldened by the actions of the Franco-German-Russian-Chinese Axis in the UN and the intellectual Left's campaign to save Saddam's regime. Directly related ? No but it is probably not a coincidence either. ¶ 7:18 AM
