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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Both Gibbs and Macgregor urged people to watch the movie Wag the Dog which they agreed was the perfect description of the entire war. A made up event to hide ulterior motives.
MacGregor recalls the time he heard from Gen. Wesley Clark that this 'democratic revolution was going to spread from Yugoslavia all the way to Moscow'. This of course turned out to be true in part as we eventually witnessed the Obama-Biden orchestrated 2014 coup in Kiev that led to today's Ukraine proxy war on Russia.
In other words there was a long term agenda and the Yugoslavia 'break up' of that nation was the kick-off and the 'proving ground' for the eventual attempt to do the same to the Russian Federation.
How has that worked out so far?
Bruce
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