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    With that name, I mistakenly assumed it was some offshoot of
the Guardian of London...


On 4 Jul 01, at 20:24, Jim Yarker wrote:

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> Isn't the Aussie Guardian a progressive pub? CPA, n'est-ce pas?
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>   A refreshing change from, what I assume to be, a main-stream
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> On 4 Jul 01, at 15:53, Rick Rozoff wrote:
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> > The Guardian (Australia)
> > Wednesday, July 4th, 2001.
> >
> > Yugoslavia: Treason, blackmail, gangsterism
> >
> > Treason, blackmail, kidnapping and gangsterism are the
> > only fitting words to describe the actions of the
> > Federal Government of Yugoslavia in the kidnapping of
> > Milosevic which involved a British military plane and
> > bribery by the European Union and the US.
> > The operation was marked by the disregard of a ruling
> > by the High Court of Yugoslavia that suspended the
> > Government�s decree authorising the extradition of
> > Milosevic and others.
> > The Government in effect tore up the Yugoslav
> > Constitution which specifically rules out the
> > extradition of Yugoslav citizens to other countries.
> > It then, together with British and American
> > authorities, organised the spiriting away of Slobodan
> > Milosevic from his Belgrade prison in a bread delivery
> > van. He was delivered to an American base from where
> > he was flown to The Hague in a British military plane.
> > All this was associated with the billion dollar bribe
> > of the Yugoslav Government by the European Union and
> > the US.
> > Milosevic is now to be arraigned before NATO�s
> > kangaroo court in The Hague.
> > Belgrade is in turmoil following the illegal
> > extradition of Milosevic. Even before Mr. Milosevic
> > was secretly taken from his prison, huge Belgrade
> > crowds reacted angrily to the news that the Yugoslav
> > Government cabinet had issued a decree "authorising"
> > the extradition of Milosevic and other Yugoslav
> > citizens to NATO's so-called War Crimes Tribunal.
> > Between 100,000 to 200,000 people rallied and marched
> > in Republic Square in Belgrade.
> > Speakers were saying this is treason to the Serbian
> > nation. The Constitution is the highest legal
> > obligation of any state and by breaking the
> > Constitution one betrays the nation. They are saying
> > that all Serbian people and others loyal to Yugoslavia
> > must unite and take back their government and throw
> > out those who have betrayed the nation to Washington,
> > which dangles false bribes to humiliate the Serbian
> > people, says an urgent message from Jared Israel
> > (journalist of Emperor's Clothes) who was on the phone
> > to Belgrade as the rally went on.
> > At the rally people were speaking with one voice. They
> > said: Abolish the decree! Serbian and Yugoslav
> > governments should resign!
> > Nobody should be extradited to The Hague! Those who
> > adopted this illegal decree should be criminally
> > charged! There must be general elections on all levels
> > because the government has committed treason and lied
> > and therefore nobody any longer supports them.
> > The President of Yugoslavia, Vojislav Kostunica
> > claimed that he had found out about the transportation
> > of Mr Milosevic from the media [sic] and that his
> > deportation was illegal.
> > International reaction:
> > International reaction to the events in Belgrade was
> > swift and furious. Despite attempts of western media
> > outlets to present the case as a just and
> > well-deserved outcome, alternative voices hit the
> > Internet to express their views. Demonstrations were
> > organised and petitions and protests sent to  Yugoslav
> > authorities.
> > Momir Bulatovic, President of the Socialist People's
> > Party (SNP) of Montenegro, a major party in the ruling
> > coalition, announced that the Prime Minister and six
> > Ministers would quit the federal government in
> > protest.
> > The SNP Vice President, Mr Jovanovic, told the media
> > that the Serbian Government's decision to hand over
> > Milosevic in defiance of the Federal Constitutional
> > Court�s ruling amounted to a coup.
> > "What happened is that Djindjic suspended the
> > constitutional system of Yugoslavia. Djindjic
> > introduced dictatorship, and the responsibility for
> > that lies on him and all others who did nothing to
> > prevent this."
> > As another official of the Yugoslav Socialist Party
> > said at the Belgrade rally: "The masks have fallen
> > from the Serbian traitors, especially [Serbian Prime
> > Minister] Djindjic".
> > Fidel Castro declared that "the sending of Milosevic
> > over there (to The Hague) is illegal, it does not
> > correspond with international laws". He said that it
> > was "madness to concede the right of extra-territorial
> > action for their penal laws and judicial authorities
> > to NATO and the powerful nations."
> > Eighty Greek parliamentary deputies from all political
> > parties signed a protest to be delivered to the
> > embassy of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia in
> > Athens expressing their opposition to the extradition.
> > The Portuguese Communist Party points out in their
> > protest that "such an action, which on all counts is
> > illegal and illegitimate, can only contribute to
> > worsen the situation in Yugoslavia and dangerously
> > destabilise the whole Balkan region. The offensive of
> > the KLA bands in Macedonia, under the cover and
> > support of  US and KFOR forces, can lead to a tragedy
> > of huge proportions."
> > Christians Against NATO Aggression, a UK ecumenical
> > group comprising Orthodox, Pentecostals, Evangelicals,
> > Unitarians, Quakers, Roman Catholics, Baptists,
> > Brethren, Anglicans, etc, sharing a common view on the
> > responsibility of NATO leaders for war crimes, is
> > planning to visit the British Ministry of Defence to
> > ask for the names of the pilots and air crew of the
> > aircraft involved in transporting Mr. Milosevic so
> > that their names can be included in an indictment
> > which will be lodged at the Crown Court on the charge
> > of kidnapping.
> > Dmitry Rogozin, head of Russia's International Affairs
> > Committee of the Duma said: "Transferring Milosevic to
> > The Hague in fact means that NATO has at last received
> > a cover for its aggression against Yugoslavia in 1999.
> > They got what they wanted. The blackmail worked in
> > full. This will inevitably lead to a crisis in
> > Yugoslavia."
> > Sara Flounders, National Co-Director of the US
> > International Action Center condemned the US-forced
> > deportation as �illegal.
> > The objective of this step is not just, or even
> > primarily, Milosevic himself. The deportation of
> > Milosevic is another element aimed at terminating
> > Yugoslavia�s sovereignty once and for all.
> > For more than a decade the US and NATO used war,
> > blockades, sanctions and other means to re-balkanize
> > the Balkans. Today, as a result, US military bases
> > dominate the region - in Croatia, Bosnia, Albania,
> > Hungary, Macedonia, Kosovo (Serbia) - where there were
> > none 10 years ago. Yugoslavia's real crime was that it
> > resisted this re-colonisation process.
> > The deportation was an enormous tragedy for Yugoslavia
> > and the rule of law, said former US Attorney General
> > Ramsey Clark.
> > The Cambridge Campaign for Peace (CamPeace) stated in
> > their letter to President Kostunica: We are not
> > supporters of Milosevic, but we are supporters of a
> > better world in which the law will be adhered
> > to,instead of a world dominated by international
> > gangsters.
> >
> > CPA  [Communist Party of Australia] protest
> >
> > A message sent by CPA General Secretary Peter Symon to
> > the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia
> > in Canberra before the kidnapping of Slobadan
> > Milosevic said: "It is outrageous that the same people
> > who directed the bombing of your country and brought
> > so much suffering and destruction are now trying to
> > buy your government with the promise of loans if you
> > obey their orders.
> > "No sovereign country ever tried to sell their former
> > leaders in such a servile way ... It is a course that
> > will bring disgust and condemnation for decades into
> > the future, just as the names of Judas and Quisling,
> > having passed into the language, represent the
> > ultimate in servility and betrayal."
> >
> > Dissolve Hague Court:
> >
> > The newspaper of the German Communist Party, Neue
> > Einheit, calls for the abolition of the so-called, War
> > Crimes Tribunal. The paper says that "by its whole
> > practice it covers NATO's war against Yugoslavia, a
> > war by several large nations against a small nation,
> > using massive force of arms and bombings ...This
> > tribunal does not prosecute all the war criminals of
> > the Bosnian war, but very purposefully, only certain
> > persons are picked out to fit into the political
> > concept of justifying NATO's aggression against
> > Yugoslavia. The NATO tribunal of The Hague which is
> > actually a fraud, must be dissolved."
> >
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