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Re: [A-List] Why NATO bombed Serb TV
Respuesta a:"[A-List] Why NATO bombed Serb TV"
Enviado por:tony black
Con fecha:11 Dec 2005, a las 16:04
> > Why NATO bombed Serb TV
> > The Spectator (UK)
> > December 06, 2005
> >
> > Did George W. Bush make a tasteless gag about bombing al-Jazeera?
> > Did Tony Blair dutifully laugh? How could two leaders of the free
> > world think it appropriate to jest about whacking pesky Arab journos
> > while a nation Iraq burned under their watch? These are the
> > questions being asked by British journalists who are shocked by
> > rumours of a conversation that allegedly took place between Bush and
> > Blair in April last year. I have a different question: why do these
> > journalists seem more outraged by this President's alleged
> > scurrilous aside about bombing a TV station than they were by an
> > earlier president's actual bombing of a TV station?
> >
> > Six years ago President Bill Clinton sent cruise missiles to destroy
> > a TV studio and knock off some media workers, and it was no joke. At
> > 2.20 a. m. on 23 April 1999, at the height of the Kosovo campaign,
> > the Nato alliance led by Clinton and Blair destroyed the
> > headquarters of Radio Television Serbia (RTS) in central Belgrade.
> > The missiles destroyed the entrance and left at least one studio in
> > ruins. More than 120 people were working in the building at the
> > time; 16 were killed and another 16 were injured all of them
> > civilian workers, mostly technicians and support staff.
> >
My answer why: because the destruction of independent Yugoslavia was
the last action in a protracted civil war in Europe, that began with
the division of the Socialist Parties over the issues of the First
World War, and ended (for the time being) with the victory of those
who inherited the tradition of the pro-war credits fraction.
This is why.
Este correo lo ha enviado
Néstor Miguel Gorojovsky
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[No necesariamente es su autor]
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"La patria tiene que ser la dignidad arriba y el regocijo abajo".
Aparicio Saravia
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