In JR Nyquist's column on WND, the following tidbit appears:
Can the Yugoslavs be trusted to abide by an agreement which has been imposed on them by brute force? The Serbs do not like the agreement. Of course, the Yugoslav generals went back to the negotiating table on Wednesday and signed on the dotted line, and Russia's diplomats finally agreed to a draft resolution for the U.N. Security Council, but nobody is saying they're happy about it.
Anyone besides me remember what happened last time an aggressive country was forced to sign a treaty against their will?
Think 75 years ago.
Think Versailles.
G*d help us.
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"America is at that awkward stage.
It's too late to work within the system,
but too early to start shooting the bastards."
--Claire Wolfe
Can the Yugoslavs be trusted to abide by an agreement which has been imposed on them by brute force? The Serbs do not like the agreement. Of course, the Yugoslav generals went back to the negotiating table on Wednesday and signed on the dotted line, and Russia's diplomats finally agreed to a draft resolution for the U.N. Security Council, but nobody is saying they're happy about it.
Anyone besides me remember what happened last time an aggressive country was forced to sign a treaty against their will?
Think 75 years ago.
Think Versailles.
G*d help us.
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"America is at that awkward stage.
It's too late to work within the system,
but too early to start shooting the bastards."
--Claire Wolfe