That was a very astute article, Cloned...
It explains quite logically why Kosovo was even Bill clinton's business, and reading the accounts has clicked a few more loose ideas of mine into place.
It is not at all surprising that we as Americans are only told little bits of info, and while our media was busy demonizing the Serbians for being ethnic cleansers, (I'm not making a decision whether they were/are or not, though the slected evidence suggests they were capitalizing on an opportunity to do harm to the Craotians,) it is refreshing to view the whole situation within the context of history in the region since WWII.
It may sicken me to read some of it, but I'd rather know more facts than not. I have always disliked George H. W., Bill Clinton, and "W.". I now know what to look for from our potential puppetmasters and that "heads up" is priceless.
The US' imperialism and shadow-boxing in the affairs of world governments is nothing more than the whim of the world banking cartels, and it's time people opened their eyes to it. This goes across all geopolitical boundaries, and I suspect Russia and the rest are involved as well. How could they not be?
Money makes the world go around, so they say, and there are a handful of very wealthy banks that fund both sides of any conflict, making gobs of profit whichever way the tides turn. It's why the US got off of the Gold Standard, and switched to a Federal Reserve. That's the private bank who is a chief liason between old European money and the rest of that den of thieves.
Human lives mean nothing to any of them, so long as rich profiteering and complete domination of the world's puppet governments is involved.
So keep this all in mind when you see events unfold all across the globe, and try to ask yourself this question, "Who is making a profit here?"
Look no further than that for any reasoning behind conflicts. In this case, it's Russia reassertig its power in a loosely allied region. The old Russian banks have to make some money, too, you know. Now they can make more without as much flack from the other members of the cartel. Watch for Russia to exercise a little more "flex" in the coming years, and see how the underlings who used to be tight with Russia fall into line again.
"This agression will not stand, man..."
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