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If I could have witnessed the reaction on the part of the reporter,
editor, etc, given the task to insert the complimentary phrase
"reformist..Ukrainian government" into the text, the meaning of
which seems to stretch by the minute, what a scene would that
have been!...John Gotti must be saying to himself: what the $#^%
did I do wrong?...
On 4 Jul 01, at 8:09, Rick Rozoff wrote:
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> "It [the detention and trial of Milosevic] is a gross
> violation of elementary norms of international law.
> It's the logical continuance of the imperialistic
> policies of the U.S. and other NATO members after
> their mean-spirited aggression toward Yugoslavia."
>
> Ukraine Reacts Negatively to Milosevic Proceedings
> KIEV, Jul 4, 2001 -- (dpa) Ukraine reacted negatively
> Tuesday to the opening in war crimes proceedings
> against former Yugoslavia President Slobodan
> Milosevic, the Interfax news agency reported.
> Ukraine Foreign Minister Anatoly Zlenko said he was
> "concerned" over the appearance of Milosevic before a
> Hague tribunal on charges of crimes against humanity.
> The proceedings would contribute to instability in the
> entire Balkan region, he said.
> "Yugoslavia is practically our neighbor," Zlenko said.
> "Most important (for Ukraine) is that stability be
> maintained there."
> Zlenko declined to comment on whether Milosevic's
> extradition to an international court was illegal or
> no, saying such a determination was outside his
> competence.
> Though usually opponents of Zlenko's government,
> Ukrainian Communist party officials echoed Zlenko's
> statement, and in some cases went well beyond it in
> criticizing the Hague court.
> "It (the Milosevic detention and trial) is a gross
> violation of elementary norms of international law,"
> said party member Pavel Baulin Tuesday.
> "It is the logical continuance of the imperialistic
> politics of the U.S. and other NATO members after
> their mean-spirited aggression towards Yugoslavia,"
> the MP declared during a Tuesday speech.
> Baulin argued Milosevic was a Serbian hero who had
> resisted plans by Washington to dominate the world.
> Ukraine's government usually has been split on Balkan
> policy, with reformers supporting a pro-NATO line, and
> only communists supporting a pro-Milosevic line.
> NATO bombardment of Serbia during 1999 caused most
> Ukrainian officials and private citizens to back
> Milosevic.
> (C)2001. dpa Deutsche Presse-Agentur
>
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