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From: Vladimir Krsljanin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Belgrade Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, April 02, 2001 9:41 PM
Subject: Official Yugoslav policy - view of an experienced diplomat [STOPNATO.ORG.UK]


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 By their six-month political and media campaign of unprecedented
 proportions, the current authorities of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
  have demonstrated a greater concern for the elimination of any influence
 whatsoever of the Socialist Party of Serbia as a national political force
 and its removal from the scene, than a interest in their own
 accomplishments.

 The sensational arrest of Mr. Slobodan Milosevic, former President of the
FR
 of Yugoslavia and the President of the Socialist Party of Serbia, based on
 the extremely unconvincing and hasty accusations, reflects that the current
 authorities have discarded any illusion that the policy they are pursuing
is
 an independent one.

 Conscientiously meeting the strict US deadline that Mr. Slobodan Milosevic
 must be arrested by 31 March 2001, the current authorities have admitted
 urbi et erbi that they are more protagonists of the US and NATO policy. The
 United States and NATO desperately need the removal of Mr. Slobodan
 Milosevic from the political and public scenes and his incrimination for
 unsubstantiated crimes, in order to shelter themselves from their own guilt
 and responsibility for numerous war and other crimes committed against the
 Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and the Serbian people during their
 aggression in 1999.

 There is no doubt that by setting the above deadline and by insisting on
its
 observance, the US intended to discredit the government of the Democratic
 Opposition of Serbia and to tie it to the US policy. For only a humiliated
 servant is a loyal one.

 The current Yugoslav authorities, by agreeing to stage a political process
 against Mr. Milosevic and other prominent members of the Socialist Party of
 Serbia, definitely conceded to the US and NATO to define and spearhead not
 only their foreign policy, but their internal policy as well. In this way,
 the current authorities of Serbia and Yugoslavia have reduced themselves to
 a simple instrument for implementing the US and NATO strategy and policy in
 the region. The dignity of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia has been
 grossly trampled and its independence is seriously brought into question.


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