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ya panzy.

Vuk Draskovic Stages A Comic Opera Attempt on His Own Life (Such As It Is)
by Bob Djurdjevic (6-18-00)

www.tenc.net [emperors-clothes]

BUDVA, June 17 - The plot is as old as politics. A failing politician needs a boost in ratings. His sponsors need an excuse for intervention on his behalf. So they engineer an "assassination" attempt on the politician in the hopes of garnering a sympathy vote.

In Vuk Draskovic's case, they also do it at a place where they can control the police "investigation" (in Montenegro, Yugoslavia republic headed by Draskovic's fellow-western vassal Milo Djukanovic). Except that the plotters botch the "assassination" so that anyone with minimal amount of common sense, let alone sleuths like Sherlock Holmes or Columbo, can see large holes in their plot.

In short, people who are buying Draskovic's story loudly heralded by the western media - that the Belgrade regime is behind an alleged Thursday evening assassination attempt on the Serb opposition politician in the coastal town of Budva - probably still believe in Santa Claus, too.

Let's start with a motive for the assassination. There isn't one. Why would Slobodan Milosevic waste a bullet on a politician who has distinguished himself throughout his career by the ability to shoot himself in the foot? Repeatedly. Or get it in the ear when he misses the foot?

Only the western neo-colonialists and their Serb quislings have something to gain from such "assassinations," especially when they fail. Which is why they fail. They were meant to fail. Dead martyrs are useless as vassals.

The entire assassination scenario, as outlined to the western media last night by Draskovic himself, reads like a bad plot for a third-rate fiction novel. And to think that the man (Draskovic) was once a fairly decent writer!?

Draskovic claimed he had received a warning from a high-level contact in the Serbian government a few days ago that an "order" had gone out to kill him, according to today's New York Times story, prominently headlined "Wounded Serb Opponent Blames Milosevic." "People in Moscow also knew about this," Draskovic added, alluding to his recent failed trip seeking Russia's support against Milosevic.

"He did not explain further," the Times said, without explaining why this New World Order lapdog newspaper did not demand further explanations of Draskovic, as any half objective journalist would have done.

But let's accept Draskovic's claim at its face value. Let's put ourselves in his shoes...

You believe the regime in Belgrade is about to kill you. You leave Serbia and go to a supposedly safer Montenegro where your pal Djukanovic is in charge. You even leave your wife in Serbia, presumably for her own safety. And then you sit around at 11:30PM watching television all alone in your unguarded home? No personal bodyguards (1). No security detail provided by your pal Djukanovic. Nothing. Nada (2)

Is that how you would behave if you thought you were in mortal danger?

Of course, not. But that's what happened in Draskovic's case.

And then, two alleged assailants come by and start shooting from the terrace through the shutters of the living room in which Draskovic is sitting. Five or six shots are fired, leaving two bullet holes in the wall above the sofa where he sat, and several more holes in the wall to the side, according to the Times.

"I threw myself to the ground, rolled over and crawled up the steps," Draskovic said, showing how he had scrambled into the adjoining kitchen area and sought cover behind a pillar. "There was a trail of blood on the floor to the front door he used to escape to a neighbor's home," the Times reporter writes.

Now, which parts of the above statements don't seem to add up?

Well, to start with, everyone could see that Draskovic's wounds were superficial at the worst. They required what looked like a couple of band-aids (see the photo). And those kinds of wounds left "a trail of blood on the floor?"

Second, why was the blood still there on the floor more than a day after the shooting? Even if Draskovic was busy rehearsing his fairy tales, was Draskovic's wife also too busy to clean it up when she got to Budva from Belgrade? Or was the blood left there to help embellish and dramatize Draskovic's lavish claims about the supposed assassination?

Third, if Draskovic threw himself on the floor, and the bullet holes were visible ABOVE the sofa, wonder how he managed to get hit by - not one, but two of them? Ricocheting off the wall, straight down to the floor?

Fourth, Draskovic told the Times he had escaped to a neighbor's home. Any self-respecting reporter would have at that stage walked next door to that neighbor and asked for his version of the story. Yet no mention of that in the Times' report, nor in any other western reports filed about the Draskovic interview. Why not? Was the media bought off, or was the neighbor silenced, so that Draskovic could spin his tale unhindered by the truth?

The Montenegro police said last night (June 16) that they had arrested the suspects. Identities of the men will be disclosed on Saturday, Montenegrin Deputy Interior Minister Vuk Boskovic told the state television in the capital, Podgorica, adding that the men had followed Draskovic from Serbia to carry out the attack.

But Saturday has come and gone without any such "evidence" being presented. "They also did not provide any evidence to support the claim that the assailants had come from Serbia," the Associated Press reported today.

No surprise there. A TiM source in Belgrade said that today's scuttlebug in the Serb capital is that the would be-Draskovic killers were his former bodyguards. (So they did get their firearms back, after all! ). If so, people like that would be perfect recruits for foreign agencies plotting a real or a pretend hit (the CIA has already been implicated in the May 31 assassination of a Montenegro security official).

In Belgrade, Yugoslav telecommunications minister, Ivan Markovic, ridiculed the allegations of his government's involvement, saying Secretary of State, Madeleine Albright, Djukanovic and "terrorists" from "Otpor" (a militant student organization) had all decided "to publicly support Draskovic, with the aim to disrupt his vacation."

"Indirectly, he was inferring that the U.S. and pro-western opposition had staged the shooting to drum up popular support for Draskovic and discredit the Yugoslav government," the AP explained.

The Yugoslav state news agency also sought to dismiss Draskovic's accusations and cast doubts on his account of the attack. "It is strange that Draskovic was shot at four times from the terrace of his house, and that he suffered only a pierced ear and a light flesh wound on his head," Tanjug said.

Tanjug added that "nobody in his right mind" would want to solve political conflicts "through violence and assassinations." Well, maybe nobody in his right mind would. But Draskovic did. He urged last month an armed rebellion against the Yugoslav government (see "Opposition Rally Fizzles as Belgrade Sizzles"). It was such calls for a violent uprising, also aired by the Draskovic-controlled Studio B and others, that led to the Belgrade government's subsequent crackdown on the opposition media.

In the end, Draskovic's botched "assassination" has so far managed to kill only the target's own character and credibility. Not for the first time. And probably not for the last time, either.

And, how worrisome! A resounding vote against Milosevic last Sunday in Montenegro would have been vindication for the bombing of Yugoslavia for Bill Clinton and Al Gore. Since it went the other way, the best thing for Al Gore’s campaign is to just keep the whole matter quiet. http://www.originalsources.com/OS6-00MQC/6-15-2000.1.html

Because the talk of reunification undercuts the rationale for missile defense.


After all, we were supposed to believe that North Korea was some hostile, unstable rogue. But if our ally South Korea is patching up relations with the North, then why do we need to spend $60 billion to protect ourselves against a North Korea that may soon no longer exist, much less threaten our safety?


Already, the Clinton Administration is trying haplessly to insist that the rapprochement doesn't change the Star Wars equation


The execs at Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, and Boeing must be weeping.


The Pentagon is worried about peace, too. It has 37,500 troops stationed in South Korea, and it wants to keep them there no matter what. Washington was quick to say that the troops would still be stationed there, no matter the easing of tensions.


http://www.freerepublic.com/forum/a394a36e92498.htm

Weapons seized in hunt for Kosovan extremists

By Christian Jennings


19 June 2000

Sixty-seven tonnes of ammunition, 45,000 hand-grenades and 1,100 anti-tank rockets have been seized by a British Army battle group carrying out anti-terrorist activities against Albanian extremists in Kosovo.

Britain's senior commander in the province, Brigadier Richard Shirreff, described the haul as "the King's Solomon's Mines of all weapons finds". It included 850 mortar rounds,1,110 anti-tank and anti-personnel mines, 500,000 rounds of small-arms ammunition, 150lbs of plastic explosive, and 50 mortar-barrels, heavy machine-guns and rocket launchers.

"This is certainly the largest arms haul ever found in Kosovo," said Lt Tom Rees, of 33 Engineer Regiment.

Major Simon Blake, from the UK Combat Services Battalion, added: "There are enough weapons here to support a battle group of several hundred men for over a week."

The weapons were found during a multi-national counter-insurgency operation in the Drenica Valley. It is designed to clamp down on Albanian extremists, believed by many to be among those responsible for the deaths of 10 Serbs in Kosovo in recent weeks.

Since the demilitarisation last year of the Kosovo Liberation Army – now reformed into the UN-sponsored Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC) civil defence organisation – it has been illegal to possess a weapon without authorisation.

The arms were found in two bunkers dug into a hillside above the village of Klecka. No comment was available from General Agim Ceku, the head of the KPC, whose wartime KLA headquarters lay less than 1,000 metres from the bunkers.

PRESENT TALLIES TO SHAVE OR NOT

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I'm not sure if it's global warming, depletion of the ozone layer, El Nino, smog or the unknown, but the hair on my legs, back, forearms, face, fingers, toes and armpits are growing like weeds.

Come on guys, summer begins 21 June, only have until next Saturday night bath to make a final decision whether I'll be wearing a bikini with or without the hair this summer. I really need your help and cooperation on this most serious matter. Don't be a GOAT take a momement and VOTE. Thank you kindly for your assistance.

FYI. Went out for dinner last evening...Even though I was properly attired in an open backed, lowcut dress and polished construction boots the FAGGOT MATRI DORK MADE ME PUT ON A SUIT JACKET AS A CONDITION FOR BEING SERVED. Probably one of QUEEN BROWNSTAINS ALLAM's HOMO contacts attempting to extract revenge on defenseless, timid, humble me.

ps. BETTERTHAN, I dined alone.

Mary,
Good morning, ok here ya go (sorry I didn't check in Sunday was busy digging for clams). I didn't mean to be so childish with such a fine young lady but "clam" is slang for the little furry baby maker between a females thighs. You know coochie, clam, taco, tunnel of love, •••••, birds nest, etc... Sorry I just hate that word vagina. To medical! Anyway you get the drift.
I still owe you dinner, you should have called me!

Mary, Definetly shave the lower half but leave a little somthing at the top, you don't want to look 10 years old. Well heck I don't know maybe you do! Either way I know you look like a princess.

All Australian, come on man take a english class I can't understand you!