reminder

[Michael Pugliese]

For those who believe that the Bosnia and Kosovo interventions were waged by
liberal humanitarians and opposed by conservative "national interest"
mavens, it may be useful to keep something in mind. The Bush
administration's most strident superhawk, Paul Wolfowitz, who is now
apparently lobbying for a policy of multiple wars (including "ending" Iraq),
was an early and passionate advocate of NATO's humanitarian Balkan crusades.

Seth

   Good examples deserve a counter-example. Lawrence Eagleburger,
conservative realist, Kissinger Associates poobah, former pal of Slobodan
Milosevic according to Dusko Doder. In the last months of the former Bush
presidency counseled a very cautious line on confronting the breakup of the
Yugoslav federation which began in late '91 in battles  in Bosnia.Now on the
very hawkish wing of the foreign policy establishment in this current
crisis.Indicative of larger ideological/policy currents, Wolfowitz or
Eagleburger? I dunno. Kissinger, I'd assume will be quick to scorn Wilsonian
wars against "Absolute Evil" whether waged under liberal or neo-con
auspices. www.polyconomics.com/searchbase/05-25-99.html ~ Related Links:
The May- June Issue of Foreign Affairs. Kissinger on the Effects of Our
Kosovo War. ~ www.freerepublic.com/forum/a3a3efb231f8c.htm
www.centrexnews.com/members/bilderberg/2000.htm
(Weirdo, right/left conspiracy theory web portal, www.centrexnews.com/ )

   More from the two Richard's.
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/terrorism/july-dec01/wide_war.html
"The Prince of Darkness, " rides again. Armitage and  Abrams too. Deja Vu
all over again as Professor Yogi Berra sez.
Michael Pugliese