Brian Mulroney is not a "friend" of Serbs. If he has been hired to promote Serbian economy, it might be a mistake. An American would be much more suitable for that task. Boba Here is what B. Mulreney had to say on the war against the Serbs in 1990.: http://www.cbc.ca/national/news/milosevic/ Malruni in 1990 : ".... "He [Milosevic] was hostile to any initiative that would obstruct his dream of greater Serbia. There was no doubt about that," says Mulroney. Mulroney called on the UN to initiate air strikes on Serb positions, while he quietly prepared the Canadian military for such a campaign. .... http://www.journal.dnd.ca/engraph/Vol1/no4/pdf/79-86_e.pdf xxxxxxx SRGOV Former Canadian Prime Minister to continue promoting Serbia to foreign investors June 25, 2003 Belgrade, June 25, 2003 - - Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Zivkovic met with former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney in Belgrade on Wednesday, who pledged to continue supporting Serbia's efforts to attract foreign investors in an attempt to create new jobs. Mulroney welcomed the Serbian government's courage and efforts to carry out reforms following the assassination of Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic in March, 2003, and said he will continue to promote Serbia by restoring to operation the International Advisory Council for Supporting Serbia's Reforms, set up at the initiative of the murdered Prime Minister. Members of the Council, including leading US and European politicians and businessmen, will help Serbia press ahead with the reform process agreed to by Djindjic in New York last year, said Mulroney, the Council chairman. The former Canadian Prime Minister also said that the Council will convene in London next week and announced the admittance of new members. Other members of the Council are: Lord Charles Powell, the former foreign affairs adviser to British prime ministers Margaret Thatcher and John Major, currently the chairman of the British-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and member of the executive boards at Boeing, Textron and Caterpillar; Richard Burt, former US Ambassador to Germany and the United Nations, currently the chairman at Barbour, Griffith & Rogers and IEP Advisors; Andrew Young, former US Ambassador to the United Nations, currently the chairman of GoodWorks International; John Muse, founder of Hicks Muse Tate & Furst; and Allen Andreas, chairman of Archer Daniel Midlands. Serbian News Network - SNN [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.antic.org/
