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- 21: Slobodan Milosevic
- ... Nazi efficiency in transporting Jews to their death. The controlled Serb media is showing this exodus to its people. But they are being told that the Kosovars are fleeing from NATO bombs, and the Serb government is helping out by providing transport. Few Serbs have access to international media, and in their current stage of siege-psychosis, fewer still the inclination ... several peace offers made to him. Therefore, I feel that in the case of the Kosovo War, it is the individual who is responsible, rather than the entire international system. NATO’s war in Yugoslavia reveals many aspects of a new era of history. It has created a new geopolitical setting where national sovereignty has become conditional: other nations can intervene ... its sovereignty and the international community can enter that country without being authorized or invited by the indigenous ruling elite. In the case of Yugoslavia, an alliance of 19 countries, NATO, has created a new precedent by intervening in the matters of another nation without the collective will or authorization of the international community through the UN. The virtual connivance ...
- 22: Kurds Vs Turks
- ... of the Turkish military.... "We call upon the German government: "Immediately make public and end in a demonstrable manner all co-operation with the Turkish government in the realm of NATO support, armaments support, support and training of secret police as well as collaboration at the level of Interpol; "To declare an immediate halt to the deportation of all Kurds in ... Turkey.... "For an end to every form of military and police collaboration, as well as economic and political support, for Turkey, and the imposition of an immediate armaments embargo within NATO." Even the SPD fraction in the German parliament, which in its "Principles of Social Democratic Policy toward the Kurds" of February 1994 clearly differentiated itself from the PKK, declared unequivocally ... years, seeking autonomy for the Kurdish people. Some 37,000 people have died in that fight. The United States has an increasingly close military and intelligence relationship with Turkey, a NATO ally that lets U.S. pilots fly missions against Iraq from a NATO base in Incirlik. That military post also serves as an electronic-eavesdropping station for U.S. ...
- 23: Media Influence
- ... there is an agreement waiting for to sign, but Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic resist singing it. And also she is giving the information about the position of Albanians and the NATO's attack. (Johanna Mcgeary, Standoff in Kosovo,Time weekly news magazine, March 29,1999) A person who doesn't know anything about the Kosovo events and read Johanna Mcgeary will ... from Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic . Most of the people who read this media item may feel hostility to the Serbs and may try to help Muslims. And also support the NATO's attacked. As a result this article can be very effective article for the Muslims. Nowadays Kosovo events have a big place on the mass media. CNN shows the bombing ... leader, he controls the country's media and its security forces, which lets him ignore or quell any apposition. It is ridiculous that the world still listening to him, and NATO try to finish the work. For me, NATO's attacked was on time and necessary , Muslim Albanians have right to live happy and comfortable in their home-land.
- 24: Kosovo And Milosevic
- ... Nazi efficiency in transporting Jews to their death. The controlled Serb media is showing this exodus to its people. But they are being told that the Kosovars are fleeing from NATO bombs, and the Serb government is helping out by providing transport. Few Serbs have access to international media, and in their current stage of siege-psychosis, fewer still the inclination ... several peace offers made to him. Therefore, I feel that in the case of the Kosovo War, it is the individual who is responsible, rather than the entire international system. NATO s war in Yugoslavia reveals many aspects of a new era of history. It has created a new geopolitical setting where national sovereignty has become conditional: other nations can intervene ... its sovereignty and the international community can enter that country without being authorized or invited by the indigenous ruling elite. In the case of Yugoslavia, an alliance of 19 countries, NATO, has created a new precedent by intervening in the matters of another nation without the collective will or authorization of the international community through the UN. The virtual connivance ...
- 25: Kosovo
- ... is today. March 9th The Daily Star: Western allies have threatened air strikes against Serbia if Yugoslav President Slobadan Milosevic does not accept an autonomy agreement for Kosovo, including a NATO led peacekeeping force. International mediators have urged the Serbs and Kosovo Albanians to agree by March 15th to a plan for autonomy and to meet in France for talks on implementation. It is not clear if they can produce a "tidy" outcome. NATO top officials and European ministers will debate the future of the alliance at a conference organised by Britain's Royal United Service Institute. March 10th The Daily Star: Holbrooke warns ... the deployment of U.S. troops on a peace keeping mission to Kosovo.President Clinton plans to send 4,000troops to the Balkans as part of a 28,000 strong NATO force that would implement any peace deal.
- 26: Overview Of Belgium
- ... and southwest by France.1 Due to this location, Belgium is also known as “the Crossroads of Europe” because it promotes trade and prosperity.2 Following the end of WWII, (NATO) in April 1949 to provide safeguards against possible Communist aggression and, Belgium joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization like the efforts of other democratic countries, to accomplish economic recovery.1 ... Union with the ability to set common foreign and security policies as well as common economic policies.3 The Belgium government have also been proponents of strong transatlantic ties within NATO. The current Dehaene government has repeated its desire for close ties with the United States on security issues and has expressed support for enlarging NATO to accommodate certain former Warsaw Pact nations.3 Belgium is a substantial aid donor, making bilateral and multilateral contributions to humanitarian aid and development programs.3 Belgium is a ...
- 27: The Cold War
- ... provide mutual assistance should any one member be attacked, mainly directed at the threat of USSR . As a result the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation was set up, otherwise known as NATO. Truman worked hard to promote NATO, as the most dominant part of his policy to stop the spread of communism, was to give aid to under developed countries threatened by USSR. (World History;p618/ Dict of ... election, although Truman was not Republican he supported Eisenhower who became his succeessor as president, previously Eisenhower had been the chief of staff in Washington and the supreme commander of NATO forces in Europe. In January 1953 Truman retired into private life in Independance, Missouri. Where he died on Dec 26th 1972 at the age of 90./
- 28: Harry S. Truman
- ... toward the West to strengthen them in their determination to remain free. Berlin had become a symbol of America’s and the West’s…..dedication to the cause of freedom.” NATO In 1949, Marshall’s successor as Secretary of State, Dean Acheson, together with the foreign ministers of eleven other nations, signed the North Atlantic Treaty, the third great turning point in American foreign policy. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) alliance created a military buffer around the people of Western Europe. There was no point in supporting Europe economically and then having it fall to a military attack from the East Europeans satellite nations or the Soviet Union. Although NATO troops never reached the goals imagined, the organization did present a point of resistance to an Eastern enemy, and eased the fears of Westerns Europeans so they could get ...
- 29: Cuban Missile Crisis 2
- ... The Marshall Plan was offered to all European countries, but Stalin would not let the countries his military was occupying take part. In April 1949, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) was formed. The countries involved in this pact were the United States, Britain, France, Canada, Belgium, Denmark, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, and Portugal. The NATO agreement said that an armed attack against one or more of its members in Europe and America shall be considered an attack against them all. To ward off aggressors, American forces and nuclear weapons were to be kept in Western Europe. In response to NATO, the Soviet Union formed a similar pact between seven Eastern European countries called the Warsaw Treaty Organization, or Warsaw Pact. The countries involved along with the Soviet Union were ...
- 30: O'Grady's Return With Honor: Summary
- ... of time into the ROTC program and became the vice commander of more then a hundred cadets. He graduated after accumulating high credentials. He was then accepted into the Euro-NATO Joint Jet Pilot Program at Shepherd Air Force Base in Texas from which he graduated and was now a US Air Force pilot. After several years and much traveling around ... had little water and no food. He survived off of eating ants and foliage that he found. After five days of being constantly persued he finally made radio contact with NATO who sent a rescue team to save Scott O'Grady. The thing that impressed me most about Captain Scott O'Grady is the fact that even when he was enduring ...
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