En odgovor

1. Hja, vse drži, ampak večinska krivda je na Jugoslavanih samih. Zakaj pa so to dopustili? Zakaj so se prezadolžili? Ni bilo treba. Lahko bi raje bolje in bolj odgovorno delali. Kitajska je to dobro preučila in potegnila lekcijo iz tega.

   16.3.2025 sem v komentarju na tem blogu napisal :

   “But, after the Berlin Wall came down, Yugoslavia became ‘THE EXPENDABLE NATION.’ In the words of George Kenney, a Yugoslav desk officer at the US State Department,

    “NO PLACE REMAINED FOR A LARGE INDEPENDENT-MINDED SOCIALIST STATE THAT RESISTED GLOBALIZATION.”

   Rabite še kakšno razlago po tej izjavi ključnega človeka odgovornega za Jugoslavijo V State Departmentu?

   Ah ne, šlo je vendar za “neodvisne” težnje jugoslovanskih narodov po svobodi in osamosvojitvi iz zatiralske države. USAID jim je majčkeno pomagal s svojim proračunom, CIA pa s personalom.

   Kako je že rekel Koča Popovič:

   “Jugoslavija je bila najuspešnejši poskus jugoslovanskih narodov proti tuji dominaciji v zgodovini”.

   Na to temo izjemen dialog z Douglas Macgregor-jem, ki je v jugoslovanski intervenciji 1999 igral ključno vllogo. Informacija iz prve roke. Močno priporočam za vse, ki bi radi izvedeli kaj se je v resnici dogajalo takrat:

   What Really Happened In Yugoslavia | Douglas Macgregor & David Gibbs

   The Yugoslavia Wars were not about humanitarian intervention. Here is the testimony of a man who was closely involved in the NATO operations and a historian who studied that era closely. Professor David Gibbs and Colonel Douglas Macgregor compare their views on the Yugoslav wars, NATO’s role in Bosnia and Kosovo, and the thinking behind the 1999 bombing campaign. Macgregor recalls his work in NATO command, while Gibbs connects the Balkan interventions to NATO expansion, Europe’s military dependence, Russia, and later conflicts.

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