This division seems to apply to our local lefties in Columbus, too. However, one of the most vocal and long-standing activists on the anti-intervention side here is not a CPer and subscribes to _The Workers Vanguard_ (though not a Spart--he doesn't belong to any party). Another is a Presbyterian.
>The pro-Serbian left
Well, I don't like to ethnicize an anti-intervention position. Our opponents have been doing it to discredit us. When we have debates, teach-ins, etc. on the Balkans, white activists are often asked, "are you Serb-American? Do you have relatives in Serbia?" Columbus is lucky to have me, for I in no way look like I got one in Serbia.
>always cites the Nazi sympathies of the Croatians during WW II.
Well, Tito was a Croat and Partisan, so the situation is not that simple, but the re-emergence of Ustashe is real.
>I was wondering if Pat B. harbored some secret affinity for the Croatian
>Nazi-symps.
I suppose Pat B. must have all kinds of affinity with all sorts of racists, but taking an anti-interventionist America-First position in 1995 wouldn't have helped Ustashe, for the target of the intervention was not them.
Yoshie