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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 219
unilateral presidential action. On March 23rd, the order to commence hostilities was given to an
American general by a Spanish Marxist -- NATO Secretary-General Javier Solana.”
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Although the Clinton administration publicized that the purpose of the bombing attacks
was to protect Albanian Kosavars from ethnic cleansing, this was an explanation manufactured
by Solana. The true purpose of the bombing was that Yugoslavian President Slobodan
“Milosevic had just said no to granting the US and Britain easements to build an oil pipeline
originating in the Caspian Sea that would deliver Caspian oil across Bulgaria, Kosovo and
Albania to the Adriatic Sea and Europe. Saying no to the ‘international community’ comes with
a high price.”
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Rather than saving civilians, the bombing resulted in the deaths of over 500 civilians
according to the Washington Post.
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I can remember hearing reports on the radio of a public
market being bombed and mothers and their children being killed by shrapnel designed to cut
people to pieces. Aside from civilian deaths there was hundreds of billions in damages to roads,
bridges, refineries, factories
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and public power, water and sanitary sewer services, etc.
NATO had claimed that Milosevic had killed as many as 100,000 ethnic Albanian
citizens. Yet, at the end of the bombing UN investigators were able to find only 2,108 corpses.
Interestingly, this number is almost identical to NATO’s estimate of the number of deaths that
resulted from fighting between the Yugoslavian army and the KLA. The KLA, not an army but a
terrorist group, had “proudly claimed responsibility for terrorist attacks against uncooperative
Albanian civilians.”
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So, when you consider that NATO killed approximately 500 civilians in
its bombing, the actual number of deaths from fighting in Yugoslavia was less than estimated.
Additionally, there is no evidence that Milosevik killed any civilians. Rather the KLA had
boasted of killing civilians.
What America accomplished in Yugoslavia is simply this: the aiding of a group of
Marxist terrorist who are involved with the international drug trade; the killing of innocent
civilian men, women and children; the destruction of public services for a nation; and the
establishment of “a very important principle of world government - the right of the international
community to intervene in the affairs of sovereign nations.”
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Conclusion
The political unrest, war, death, torture, hunger and civilian refugees that have resulted
from US intervention in Iran, Guatemala, Cuba, Chile, Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Iraq, Panama,
and Yugoslavia are just a sampling of some of the more than 47 nations that have suffered on
account of US military and CIA intervention. In 1996 Amnesty International stated:
Throughout the world, on any given day, a man, woman or child is likely
to be displaced, tortured, killed or ‘disappeared’, at the hands of governments or
armed political groups. More often than not, the United States shares the blame.
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What have we done? May God have mercy on us!
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