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In response to Geezer's question below, if 9/11 had happened earlier, would Karadicz and Milosevic have been viewed as allies?
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So we wouldn't have bombed Belgrade then?
So we wouldn't have instituted regime change in Serbia then?
Serbia, one of our staunchest allies in the 20th century, resisting an insurrection within it's own borders (like us in Ulster?), possessing no weapons of mass destruction, posing no threat to national security and an attack was not in the national interest.
Which were Robin Cook's reasons for resignation, so why did he support the attack on Serbia, was it because Israel was prosecuting another one of it's foreign adventures?
Our other Yugoslav intervention was merely a sop to Muslim global opinion to allow us to prosecute the first Gulf War.
So we wouldn't have instituted regime change in Serbia then?
Serbia, one of our staunchest allies in the 20th century, resisting an insurrection within it's own borders (like us in Ulster?), possessing no weapons of mass destruction, posing no threat to national security and an attack was not in the national interest.
Which were Robin Cook's reasons for resignation, so why did he support the attack on Serbia, was it because Israel was prosecuting another one of it's foreign adventures?
Our other Yugoslav intervention was merely a sop to Muslim global opinion to allow us to prosecute the first Gulf War.
Srebrenica 8,000 men and boys split off from their famillies and murdered
Largest mass murder in Europe since WWII
http://upload.wikimed...l_of_names_2009_2.jpg
Just a few of the names
Our "stauchest ally of the 20th century"
I think we can do without allies like this
Largest mass murder in Europe since WWII
http://upload.wikimed...l_of_names_2009_2.jpg
Just a few of the names
Our "stauchest ally of the 20th century"
I think we can do without allies like this
Yes Jake, we have quite a few dubious allies (like Georgia), if the war on terror (an oxymoron if ever there was one) was being waged then I feel we'd have overlooked their excesses.
It galled me to hear Cook talking on Iraq when he did all that and more in Serbia, he even supported the Harris doctrine on bombing.
Our interventions in Yugoslavia were inspired by our interventions in Kuwait and to act as a distraction to our lack of intervention in Palestine.
It galled me to hear Cook talking on Iraq when he did all that and more in Serbia, he even supported the Harris doctrine on bombing.
Our interventions in Yugoslavia were inspired by our interventions in Kuwait and to act as a distraction to our lack of intervention in Palestine.
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