The Committee for National Solidarity
Tolstojeva 34, Belgrade, YU
Immediate Release: From William Spring CANA: Christians Against |Nato
Aggression
Tel: 02088022144
83 Black Boy Lane London N15 3AP UK Jan 28th 2001

composed 2.30 am

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Just before signing off  I've picked up today's (now yesterday's) copy of
The Times & came across a remarkable story by John Phillips.

"The former Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic should be investigated for
the deaths of 16 Serbian state television employees killed by NATO bombs in
Belgrade in 1999...

"Carla del Ponte made the request from Davos, Switzerland to President
Kostunica of Yugoslavia, tribunal officials said.

"She  claimed Mr Milosevic had been warned of the air strike on the
television station but he had chosen to disregard the information..."

I'm finding it hard to concentrate. I couldn't possibly have read
this, could I, but there it is &  I've just read it again. It is a new world
order. The inmates have taken over the asylum.

But I wonder: is Milosevic to be blamed for all the deaths caused by NATO
bombs, for example the burning of train number 393 at the Sarajevo Bridge
near Grdelica on April 12th 1999 ( - Ivan & Ana Markovic died on that train,
young newly weds. The e mail from their
Baptist pastor announcing this went all over the world.)

I find Europe these days a very odd place. It's because I'm getting on
I guess- but something is seriously screwy - either her or me.

In the tough old world of terrorism & counter
terrorism the fact a bunch of bombers send a warning before they blow
someone up doesn't mean that they are extenuated from
responsibility for the murder.

(The warning may not have been received, or it may have been misunderstood,
or there was no warning & the terrorists simply said there was one, in order
to cover their tracks. Whatever the status of a warning, & even if there
wasn't one, it doesn't make the slightest scrap of difference in terms of
moral & legal culpability.)

Basically people until I read this newspaper report I thought I'd seen
everything. I thought the worst was reached when Jamie Shea came to the
London School of Economics - to be dutifully applauded by the Good Germans
there, the student body.

We would have given him a bad time, the soixante huiteards..

But  insanity, once it gets a grip, grows.

Is she now certifiable?  If so, so is Tony Blair, who first put this
brilliant  idea forward in an Alan Little BBC TV documentary in March 2000
- words to the effect "we told them to get out the building & they didn't,
so it's all his
fault."

 Talk about spin.

Maybe it's me - am I a target for a Blairite historical re-education. "Once
there was a
nasty little man in Belgrade who NATO didn't like, so NATO threw loads of
bombs at this  nasty little man, & he still wasn't killed, & do you know he
wouldn't then admit it
was all his fault - that everybody else was dead..."

How do you defeat this particular type of intellectual self
manipulation/stimulation carried on for our benefit on a world stage.

(It was the same unctuous little
prick/ war  criminal who took the podium at the Central Hall London last
night to celebrate Holocaust Memorial Day.)

 Pity the nation.

I'm signing off, definitely.  It isn't round anymore. It's definitely flat.
Yeats & all that, centres don't hold. It used to be different. Come back
England of the 1950's. I  want  to get out of this end of century version.
Who's got the keys?

ends

Continued: 10:30 am that's it folks.  It's still here, the newspaper, I mean
she
did say that.

It 's struck me, Shakespeare has a passage on the Del Ponte illness:

"Can'st thou not minister to a mind diseased...
And with some oblivious antidote cleanse the charged bosom of that perilous
stuff which weighs upon the heart?"

There the patient must minister to himself.

"Throw physic to the dogs. I'll have none of it."



DAY OF TRUTH FEBRUARY 24TH 2001 FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE EUSTON RD LONDON


Mrs Jela Jovanovic, art historian
Secretary General

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