Who Won and Who Lost?
PHOENIX, June 3 - This is the 100th Special TiM GW Bulletin published
since the start of NATO's war on Serbia. And the war is still officially on. But the main
protagonists are already jockeying for positions during the upcoming "peace
process." Or better make that the "piss process," if we may borrow a phrase
which Prof. J.P. Maher of Chicago uses in reference to the Irish "piss process."
It is at times like this that we are usually asked the perennial question which follows
every war - who won? Did NATO win?
Of course, not. Its reputation is in shreds, as is its credibility, both militarily and
politically. As is Washington's and London's. As long as decent citizens of the world live and breathe, some
will be pursuing the NATO war criminals until justice is served, and they are prosecuted
for their war crimes in Serbia. The presence of the Russian and
other non-NATO troops in Kosovo will also ensure that this terrorist organization will
have to share the spoils in Kosovo with other countries.
Did Milosevic win?
Of course, not. He may have bought himself some extra time on this earth or out of
prison, but he is unlikely to stay in power for much longer, as he did when he betrayed
the Serbs of Bosnia in Dayton. It's now a toss up as to who will get
to him faster - some outraged Serbs or NATO. Even if he is a self-professed atheist,
Milosevic should be praying to God as he did when holding hands with Jesse Jackson that
NATO wins this particular race. For, if the Serb
people get a hold of him and his communist wife now, they are likely to end up as
Romania's Ceausescu couple did in December 1989.
As if reinforcing this notion, the European Parliament President, Jose Maria
Gil-Robles, said today in Cologne, Germany, that the European Union will not support any
reconstruction program in Yugoslavia after the Kosovo war as long as Milosevic remains in
power.
Did Russia win?
Of course, not. At least not the "real Russia," whose outrage against NATO
the New World Order quislings, such as Boris Yeltsin and Viktor Chernomyrdin, simply
ignored. Our Russian sources report that the Russian delegation at
the Belgrade talks was split down the middle, with the military contingent strongly
opposed to Chernomyrdin's betrayal of both the Serb and the Russian interests. Should Russia's military leaders one day decide to do a little
more than just verbally oppose the Yeltsin-Chernomyrdin subservience to NATO, chances are
that the Kosovo "piss process" may explode right back into the NATO leaders'
faces.
And obviously, neither the Serb nor the Albanian people won. Both have been victimized
by their leaders as well as by NATO.
So is there anyone that won?
Yes. The folks who planned and started the war - America's "death merchants"
and other multinational industrials, bankers and media outfits, represented in the
globalist organizations, such as Bilderbergers, the CFR, the Trilateralists... In other
words, the money behind the NATO war criminals. And even their
victory may be short-lived. For, the American and other western taxpayers have now seen
their ugly faces. And what their money can do to humanity.
Make that - our money, extorted from us, the taxpayers, by their proxies, like Bill
Clinton, Tony Blair, Jean Chretien... and the lame Congress or parliamentarians. All we
need to do is turn off that tap, and we can start saving lives.
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