Well, no. I mean, playing Nintendo from 15,000 feet is one thing, but actually occupying a country with a history of making things really hard for occupiers is different.
A good explanation is that NATO wanted to play Nintendo no matter what and teach the dirty Serbs who's boss, so the agreement was intentionally made unacceptable to them. I don't see how anybody with half a brain can conclude otherwise after reading Ch. 8, App. B, Art. B of the Rambouillet "agreement". Max, feel free to correct me.
Does anybody know where the full content of the R. "agreement" may be found?
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