Amerikka is back again.
There are words we don't dare use, these days. Imperialism, is one of them. Commie propaganda. The empire of Evil was evil, the empire of Good, and God, has prevailed.
So, God has given some the power to see the evil in hearts, not in facts, of course.
When Israel destroys the camps of Sabra and Chatilah, when Israel observes no resolutions of the holy United Nations, these are minor violations, with not even a slight remark, but the rights of the Albanians are sacred, they are now, of course, they will cease to be very soon, and the President in charge of imperialists interests orders surgical strikes. That is he launches his war dogs on a developping country, unable to defend itself, as Irak was. And civilian populations, of course.
The question is NOT to know if Milosevic is a gentleman, not Saddam Hussein, the question is: has the President of the United states the right to enforce his own views on morality through force in the whole workd.
Speaking of morality...
The world finance headquarters are in the United States now, as they were in Europe some years ago. The interests of imperialism ask for examples...The little "independant europe leaders" follow the whistle of the Master.
It is important to know that , someday, maybe, we will be Serbs too.
Nevertheless, there are some good news, the US dollar who was a bit low, got strength whe the "Allied" planes took off ? Which proves that there are too moral resources in the financial world, and that "the cold waters of selfish calculation" have not submerged the trading rooms, the coming of freedom for Kossovar, in ruins and flames, but freedom nevertheless is able to rise markets up, I suppose that all the morality teachers who abound in crisis times will seize that example.
Yes, Allied planes, they say. When the Al Capone of the past did their St Valentine mass murder they had the decency to hide as long as they could the names of the murderers, and Leonid Brezhnev did not include troops of the German Democratic Republic in the "liberation" of Czechoslovakia, but things Al Capone and Leonid Brejnev thought decent are now old style, compromising "allies" is the motto, specially in France where the blood-inforced friendship with Serbia was a tradition.
Some politicians here keep a low profile, but being so preoccupied by the topic of the century, Parity, meaning the fact that voters will have opportunity to vote for women in municipal councils, they don't mind the noises of planes in Yugoslavia. When the Nazis entered Danzig, few believed it was the beginning or the end of something. One should remember that the Wehrmacht, which was not a little thing, could not tame Yugoslavia...
But surgery has done marvels since, and mostly anesthesia.