FROM PERTH,
WESTERN AUSTRALIA HEADLINES London
1. ECHELON: New World Order's Fifth
Column Among Us Paris 2.
U.S. Secret Service "Helped" Microsoft Design Software? Virginia
3. Bill Gates Buys Eight Percent Stake in Maker of
Nuclear Carriers Jerusalem
4.
An "Iran-Contra" Boomerang: What Goes Around,
Comes Around Lisbon
5.
Holbrooke to Bully Europeans for More UN Money Bangkok
6. Outgoing IMF Chief Hit with a Pie Helsinki 7. New World Order on a Roll: Albright Mistaken for a
Maid,
Troll? Melbourne 8. Kangaroo Feathers (A Travel Vignette) -------------- 1.
ECHELON: New World Order's Fifth Column Among Us New
World Order - A Mutation of the British Empire? LONDON, Feb. 13 – Governments
of five English-speaking countries which were once linchpins of the
British Empire - U.S., U.K., Canada, Australia and New Zealand - are
showing the world that the old empire is not quite dead, revolutions and
constitutions notwithstanding. It
has merely mutated to the New World Order whose center of gravity is now
in the U.S, rather than Britain. Unconstitutional spying on the
citizens of these once free nations by the National Security Agency's
ECHELON computer eavesdropping system, sometimes even used to gain
commercial advantage for the Princes of the New World Order - the U.S.
based multinational companies - is also sending alarm bells throughout
Europe and Asia. Many are now beginning to realize that there is an NWO fifth
column at work among us. The latest declassified data,
made available in the U.S. last week and disclosed publicly by the London
Telegraph on Feb. 13 (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/),
is showing the European and the Asian nations that some western
"allies" are more equal than others.
Such as the five countries that have benefited from this secret
Anglophone spy network. The ECHELON surveillance system
- run by five English-speaking nations but dominated by the US, according
to the Telegraph, is reportedly capable of monitoring telephone, fax and
email communications relayed by satellite anywhere in the world.
Here's an excerpt from the Telegraph report: "The network is a legacy of the Cold War intelligence
showdown with the communist bloc. But there are allegations in west
European nations that ECHELON is being abused by US espionage chiefs to
spy on individuals and to pass on commercial secrets to American
businesses. Britain's role has come under fierce fire as it is the only
European member of the UK/USA alliance that operates the system. Canada,
Australia and New Zealand subsequently joined the grouping that London
formed with America in 1947 to pool security information. The sprawling
Menwith Hill listening station in North Yorkshire is the most important
international site for America's National Security Agency (NSA), the lead
player in ECHELON. A new report into ECHELON's electronic surveillance commissioned
by the European Parliament will fuel the row when MEPs debate its findings
next week. The document lists high-profile cases in which American
companies allegedly won contracts heading for European firms after NSA
intercepted conversations. The Airbus consortium and Thomson CSF of France
were among the reported losers. In Asia, the US used information gathered from its bases in
Australia to win a half share of a significant Indonesian trade contract
for AT&T that communication intercepts showed was initially going to
NEC of Japan, according to a former NSA agent, Wayne Madsen, on Australian
television last year. A lawsuit against the US and Britain is being
launched in France, judicial and parliamentary investigations have begun
in Italy, and German parliamentarians have demanded an inquiry. In the US, a Congressional investigation into the ECHELON system
starts this year amid concerns over possible privacy violations. A
spokesman for the government reform committee said: "American people
not only have the right to privacy, they have the right to know about it
if their privacy is infringed." The committee will be able to issue
subpoenas to federal officials and employees of NSA to compel them to give
evidence. […] The investigations will throw embarrassing light on the
clandestine Anglophone listening operation. The biggest challenge seems
likely in France, where strict privacy laws mean that it is necessary to
prove only that an attempt to breach the privacy of an individual has been
made, not that the intrusion was harmful. A leading Parisian law firm said last week that it would file the
French equivalent of a class action suit to sue the US and Britain,
representing individuals and firms that claim they have lost contracts
because of "theft of information". David Natas, a lawyer
specializing in computer crime, said: "The French are extremely
angry. They should tear down the listening stations in Cornwall." In Italy, parliament's secret services committee has opened an
inquiry, as have magistrates in Rome. Carlo Sarzana, an assistant chief
preliminary judge, said of NSA's intercepts: 'The scope is not
military'." In Canada, a retired
intelligence officer Mike Frost spent 19 years collecting top-secret
information at Canada's Communications Security Establishment (CSE),
Canada's equivalent of America's National Security Agency. Frost remembers
a time when ECHELON was still an idea without a name.
A TiM reader has sent us the following excerpt from a report
"I Spy Trouble," posted on Feb. 13 at the DSWCC-OneList Group: "The concept of five countries collecting everything that's
radiated on this planet and reporting to a central base which the five
countries can draw from -- the concept was there, and some experimental
work was being done at the time," says Frost. According to Frost, the information is then sorted according to
specific key words. "For instance, if we were after a terrorist activity, we
would ask the computer to give us all communications containing the words
'bomb,' 'blow-up,' 'terrorize,' 'assassination,' and any communications
containing those words, be it e-mail, be it voice mail, telephone, cell
phone, portable phone, whatever," he says. "The computer would
recognize that conversation as containing those words and give you either
a recording of the conversation or a hard copy of the conversation." But Frost, who was trained in the U.S. by the National Security
Agency, says the eavesdropping is not necessarily limited to criminals or
foreigners, as is required by both U.S. and Canadian laws. "There is no distinction made whether you're a foreigner or
not," he says. "That's a tough question, because never will the
Canadian government or the American government admit that they can
circumvent their legislation by asking other countries to do what they
can't do for themselves. However, if you just look at how the system works
-- if five countries do the collecting, if five countries input their
common database that five countries can draw from, it's fairly easy to see
how Canada can do things for the United States and vice versa that the
countries can't do for themselves." And although Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and New
Zealand all play crucial roles, Frost says there's no doubt about who's
"driving the train," as Frost puts it. "NSA drives the train," he says. "NSA is the
conductor, NSA tells the train where to stop, and tells the passengers
where to get off and where to get on." According to Frost, this train is running full-speed into your
private life. For example, here's what could happen if you use a so-called
key word like "bomb," even in a private conversation. "Somebody will pick it up," he says.
"Communications know no borders. Somebody will pick it up somewhere,
and it will end up on somebody's desk if you say the word 'bomb.' I
guarantee it." Case in point ... "A lady was on the phone talking to her friend about a
school play that she'd been to the night before; her son was in a school
play," recalls Frost from his own experience. "And she thought
he'd done a lousy job, and she said to her friend, 'Boy, he really bombed
last night. And that conversation was highlighted and ended up on an
analyst's desk the next morning because the word 'bomb' was in there, and
all this lady was doing was talking about her son and his play the night
before. Now that conversation of that lady is held at CSE indefinitely, so
if two or three or four years later, she talks about somebody else bombing
or something, and the computer spits it out again as being the second or
third hit on this person's name, you can graduate from being a possible
terrorist to a probable terrorist. It's that easy." So what are the perks of being targeted as a "probable
terrorist?" "If the NSA says that you are a probable terrorist and
passes that information on to those responsible for that sort of activity,
just think about what could happen to your life, and you'd never know why.
All of a sudden, your MasterCard doesn't work anymore; All (of)a sudden,
your phone is down; all of a sudden, things are falling apart in your
life; and you have no reason why, and nobody'll ever tell you." How deep can ECHELON go into someone's life? "How deep do you want to go?" answers Frost.
"Right down to the bowels, if you want. As far as you want to go,
ECHELON can go into your private life -- that includes your private life
with your doctor, your minister, your lawyer, your stock broker, your
wife, your girlfriend, your children, your business partner, your business
enemies -- as far as they want to go." Both the United States and Canada officially deny that this
massive spy network even exists. But Frost showed CBN News a station in
Ottawa where such interceptions are part of the daily routine. Intelligence experts say ECHELON is only one of many tools Big
Brother can use to listen in on your life. In fact, with the right
technology, government agencies can literally pull your personal
information out of the air -- without ever touching your computer. The procedure is code-named TEMPEST, and it's a trick Frost
learned from the NSA. By simply aiming an antenna at your computer
monitor, intelligence experts can use the radiation emitted by the monitor
to reconstruct the images on your screen. No hacking, no passwords -- just
another legal loophole. "The law reads that it is unlawful to intercept
intentionally radiated communications," explains Frost. "TEMPEST
is unintentionally radiated, so it's therefore lawful, I suppose, to
intercept this radiation. That is being done extensively throughout the
world. You can imagine the implications if you park yourself outside a
broker's office on Wall Street, or you go to the defense building or the
CIA building and start intercepting TEMPEST radiation." Speaking out about ECHELON has ultimately cost Mike Frost some of
his own privacy. "The pressure is being applied very subtly," he says.
"Letters that arrive in an opened condition, strange things happening
to my answering machine when I'm not even in the house -- it becomes
unplugged or turned off, or turned on and plugged in, strange footprints
on my carpet, very subtle things. Not that I can go to anyone and say
somebody broke into my home, because there is no sign of forced entry in
any way. Constantly, my friends will say, what's the matter with your
phone; there's an echo. So these things are being done just to keep me on
my toes a little bit, and I'm aware of that." And he has a warning for anyone who says "it can't happen to
me." "If you don't want anybody to know about what you're saying,
don't say it," Frost cautions. "Because if you do say it,
somebody will be listening." TiM Ed.: Also check out how the Washington "Big Brother" wagged the tail during the Kosovo war even of the most powerful nation in Europe - Germany (see http://www.truthinmedia.org/Kosovo/Peace/ps45.html ). 2.
U.S. Secret Service "Helped" Microsoft Design Software? PARIS, Feb. 19
- An intelligence report out of France, which has reached us via Yahoo's
Hong Kong news service, has accused US secret agents of collaborating with
computer giant Microsoft in developing a software that would allow
Washington to spy on communications around the world. Drawn up by the intelligence
arm of the French Defense Ministry, the Strategic Affairs Delegation
(DAS), the report quoted the newsletter Le Monde du Renseignement
(Intelligence World) on Friday. The report claims that agents
from the National Security Agency, NSA helped install secret programs in
Microsoft software which is currently in use in no less than 90 percent of
all computers. According to the report,
"it would seem that the creation of Microsoft was largely supported,
not least financially, by the NSA, and that IBM was made to accept the
(Microsoft) MS-DOS operating system by the same administration". The report also said that the
Pentagon was Microsoft's biggest client in the world. 3.
Bill Gates Buys Eight Percent Stake in Maker of Nuclear Carriers NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Feb. 20
- Microsoft chairman Bill Gates, the world's richest man, has bought an
eight percent share of Newport News Shipbuilding, the Associated Press
reported on Feb. 20. The purchase, disclosed Friday (Feb. 18) in forms
filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, is worth $68.9 million
at current stock prices and makes Gates one of the shipyard's two top
stockholders. He now shares the No. 1 slot with First Manhattan Co., a
Madison Avenue investment firm. Both own 2.6 million shares. Gates, with a personal fortune
estimated at more than $100 billion, hasn't publicly said why he bought a
piece of the shipyard. The shipyard employs about 17,300 people. It is the
nation's only builder of nuclear-powered aircraft carriers, which earned
$97 million last year, according to the AP. In the last year, defense
industry giants General Dynamics and Litton Industries each have tried to
buy Newport News Shipbuilding. Those deals were scuttled amid concerns
from the Defense Department about a potential lack of competition. Gates
bought his piece of the shipyard through Cascade Investment LLC, his
investment firm with headquarters in Washington state. Cascade filed the
required disclosure forms Friday with the SEC. --- TiM Ed.: And so this renowned
philanthropist and founder of charitable foundations has now joined the
ranks of the America's "death merchants." Repent, then sin… repent, then sin. It's all par for the course, of course. We've said as far back as 1994 that if Windows-powered PC
were airplanes, they would be killing millions of people around the world
- every day. It's also interesting to note
from the above story that the Pentagon was concerned about a supposed lack
of competition within its stable of "death merchants," but had
no problem with Microsoft's virtual monopoly in PC operating systems.
You scratch my back, I'll scratch yours… What a world.
What a stench. 4.
An "Iran-Contra" Boomerang: What Goes Around, Comes Around JERUSALEM, Feb. 12
- Speaking of stench, what goes around, comes around, and like a
boomerang, sometimes hits you straight between the eyes.
On Feb. 12, the London Sunday Times reported that an Israeli
soldier was "almost certainly" killed in south Lebanon by an
American missile supplied to Iran by Israel during the 1986
"Iran-Contra" affair. More
than 2,000 of the Tow anti-tank weapons, used by the Iranian-backed
Hezbollah forces, were handed over to Iran by Israel as part of the swap
engineered by Ronald Reagan aides Robert McFarlane and Oliver North.
Intelligence sources said
yesterday that the missiles were sent to Hezbollah via Syria in the past
two months, the Times reported. They have been used to devastating effect
against Israeli outposts in what Tel Aviv calls its "security
zone", a ten-mile wide strip of land inside Lebanon. The soldier
killed yesterday - two were wounded in the attack on Beaufort Castle army
base - was the seventh in less than three weeks. Shortly afterwards,
Israeli warplanes struck positions near by. McFarlane, interviewed by the
Times on a skiing break, said: "You'll remember that the Israelis
pushed that deal. What a historic irony." It is an irony not lost on
the Israeli public, which has lost enthusiasm for the Lebanese quagmire
dubbed "our very own Vietnam". Opinion polls this week showed
that 56 percent of Israelis wanted a withdrawal from Lebanon. --- TiM Ed.: That's not the only irony in this caveat - that treachery doesn't pay. Another one is that the weapons were trans-shipped through Syria, at the time the Israeli Barak government was involved in Washington-sponsored peace negotiations with that country. Serbs have a proverb that aptly describes this kind of double- and triple-dealing. It's not fit for print in full. But you may surmise what the missing word is: "Lunatics are … the confused." 5.
Holbrooke to Bully Europeans for More UN Money LISBON, Feb. 16
- U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Richard Holbrooke, nicknamed the
"Balkan Bully" for his arm-twisting at the Dayton Bosnia peace
negotiations in November 1995, is being dispatched by Washington to Lisbon
to try to convince the European Union to help him secure a reduction in
America's U.N. dues, diplomats at the UN told the Reuters news service
last week. At issue is legislation in the
Republican-controlled Congress that makes $800 million in U.S. arrears
payments to the world body conditional on a lowering of U.S. dues from 25
percent to 22 percent for the regular U.N. administrative budget, which is
about $1 billion annually. For fluctuating peacekeeping expenses, Congress
demands a ceiling of 25 percent rather than 30 percent, including the
surcharge the five permanent Security Council members have to pay for
approving a peacekeeping operation. Congress also wants the lower
payments retroactive. The United States already has taken some unilateral
deductions in the past year or so. But so far no U.N. member has agreed,
leaving the United States in danger each year of losing its vote in the
General Assembly as its current $1 billion debt mounts. But so far the 15 EU members,
whose current president is Portugal, have shown few signs of willingness
to raise their own payments to satisfy demands from the U.S. Congress.
Several EU representatives noted that the United States already is
paying below the amount that its economic standing would dictate. The 15 EU members pay some 36.6
percent of the U.N. budget with 31 percent of the world's gross national
product (GNP). By contrast, the United States, is assessed at 25 percent,
but has close to 27 percent of the world's economic wealth. France, for example, points out
that it is paying 6.5 percent of the budget while its share of the world's
GNP is 5.5 percent. France is the fourth-highest payer to the United
Nations, after the United States, Japan and Germany. On a per capita basis, when
peacekeeping is included, the gap is wider. The French taxpayer pays an
average of $3.85 while the average American is charged $2.40 annually. Holbrooke also plans to travel
to Japan and to China, possibly next month, to continue his lobbying, the
diplomats told the Reuters. --- TiM Ed.: Sounds to us the
"Balkan Bully" may need a lot more than just his usual bullying
tactics to coerce the "allies" to act against their best
interests. In the end, it
would be music to the ears of patriots and taxpayers around the world, if
the UN, a thoroughly ineffective, corrupt and undemocratic globalist
institution, which has been used lately as a fig leaf for State Department
policies, were to fall apart over money squabbles with Congress. 6.
Outgoing IMF Chief Hit with a Pie BANGKOK, Feb. 13
- The outgoing chief of the International Monetary Fund got a rude
retirement present on Feb. 13 when an American anti-free trade activist
penetrated security at a trade conference in Thailand and hit him with a
pie in the face, the Associated Press has reported from Bangkok.
Moments before Michel Camdessus was to deliver his last speech as
IMF chairman, the activist hurled a fruit-and-cream pie inside the meeting
hall where some 190 nations are holding the U.N. Conference on Trade and
Development. The pie-thrower, who identified
himself as Robert Reuel Naiman, 34, of Washington, D.C., said he performed
the stunt to give the IMF chief "a friendly reminder of what we think
of his policies and to give a warning to his successor we expect different
policies." Camdessus was chatting to
delegates in the main conference hall before making a keynote speech when
Naiman snuck up beside him and threw a pie with a shout of "Happy
Birthday!" "It was a small cake, very tasty," Naiman told
the ITV television network before he was taken away by security. Naiman, who said he also
participated in the Seattle anti-WTO protests last December, had managed
to sneak his sugary projectile through a tight security cordon around the
Queen Sirikit Convention Center, the site of the conference. The Thai
hosts have erected a massive security curtain around the meeting, anxious
to prevent a repeat of the violence at Seattle and at the World Economic
Forum in Davos last month. But a thousand activists
marched on the conference Saturday (Feb. 12) calling for radical changes
to the global financial system, which they say keeps much of the world
locked in poverty. ---
Given the protests erupting no
matter where in this world the New World Order leaders meet, perhaps the
only secure venue for their future meeting would be in outer space,
perhaps aboard some of the NASA space shuttles?
The only trouble is, the Russians may be able to eavesdrop on their
extraterrestrial pow-wows even more easily than on planet Earth. So they have to move on, perhaps to the Moon, or Mars? From this writer's keyboard, to God's ears! J 7.
New World Order on a Roll: Albright Mistaken for a Maid, Troll? HELSINKI, Feb. 15 - It never rains, it pours.
The New World Order leaders' humiliation seems to be on a roll.
First, a cleaning lady, now a troll?
Madeleine Albright was reportedly mistaken for a cleaning lady by a
group of Kosovo Albanians at the Rambouillet (France) talks a year ago.
But now, the webmaster of STOP
NATO! Web site - http://stopnato.home-page.org
- Javier Bernal, has sent us his report about a supposed visit to
Finland by the U.S. Secretary of State (or Hate, to be more accurate).
We suggest you read it with tongue in cheek: "On the heals of an embarrassing incident where a group of
(Kosovo) Albanians understandably mistook Madeline Albright for a hotel
cleaning lady, the U.S. Secretary of State has again been the victim of
misidentification. While on a diplomatic mission to Finland, Madam
Albright frightened a group of school children who mistook her for a
troll. Trolls have a long history in Scandinavian folklore, and a
reputation for being ugly, nasty and dangerous. In Finland, children are
warned to behave themselves lest the trolls come and take them away. BSNN
does not know if the children in question had misbehaved or not, but they
certainly do not like trolls, and they certainly were afraid of Ms.
Albright. According to reports, Albright was taking a walk through one of
Helsinki's beautiful parks when she tripped, dropping her attaché case.
Her attaché case came to rest under a small stone bridge. Ms. Albright,
being a resourceful woman, made her way under the bridge to retrieve the
case.
While Albright
was under the bridge the children came along and lingered for a few mo Upon seeing such a sight, the children became frightened,
screamed and ran to the
nearest police station, where they filed a report. Albright was briefly
detained before her identity was verified by the U.S. embassy. Little Johannes Lindqvist, of Helsinki, told BSNN, "I was so
frightened. Just earlier that day my mother warned me to be good at school
or a troll might take me away. But I wasn't good that day. Then on my way
home that terrible, horrible, awful, deplorable, little troll came
screaming at us. I feared I would never see my family again!" All charges against Madam Albright have been dropped. The State
Department refuses to comment on the incident. BSNN news" --- TiM Ed.: The "BSNN news" and "www.BSNN.com" are fictitious names, as far as we can determine. But the Stop Nato! home page is for real: 8.
Kangaroo Feathers (A Travel Vignette) MELBOURNE, Feb. 20 - Finally, for some even lighter fare, here is a real life travel vignette which the TiM editor wrote this weekend in Melbourne, Australia, and sent it as a literary postcard to his daughters and some friends: "Could not help but think of you two, and your visit to
Melbourne with us in 1994, as Mom and I were walking around the city
today. Our hotel (Hilton) is
at the edge of the Olympic Park, where that tennis center and other sports
stadiums are. Mom was a bit off with her yesterday's temperature assessment (in
the 90s). Actually, yesterday was 40C (well into the 100s F). Today, it
has cooled off somewhat (28C) but it is more humid. On our way to the tennis center, I saw another huge sports arena
still under construction, but almost finished.
I asked a lady passer-by what that was going to be.
"Another tennis center." "Another tennis center a few hundred yards away from the
Australian National Tennis Center? (where the Australian Open Grand Slam
tournament is played). What
on earth for?" The lady smiled and shrugged.
"Why not?" she said. "And you're paying for it," Mom bravely added. Later in the day, I asked three more Melbourne residents why a
second huge tennis center was being built.
Nobody knew the answer. But
they all suspected that they were paying for it. So go back to the part of my Sydney lecture which deals with the
three preferred creatures of the New World Order - ostriches, sheep and
sardines, and you can count some Melbourne resident among the ostriches. After lunch, Mom and I walked through the parks to the
magnificent Australian War Memorial Shrine in a park south of here. You
may remember the one we took you to in Canberra.
This one is every bit as large and well kept. We were lucky to get there just in time for a wreath-laying
ceremony. Afterwards, I
talked to the Aussie colonel who laid the wreath. The announcer said his
name was Col. George MacKenzie, so I was wondering if he was maybe related
to the Canadian Gen. Lew MacKenzie (the former UN Commander of Sarajevo in
1992). He replied tongue in cheek, "well, I am sure we are, maybe
three or four generations ago."
Then he asked me where I was from, and we had a nice little chat. After that, Mom and I talked to a couple of guards of the War
Memorial. Being her usual shy
self, Mom asked me, looking at their hats, "wonder what those
feathers are?"" So I turned to the two soldiers and said, "my wife would
like to know what those feathers are." "They are kangaroo feathers," one of the soldiers
replied. "Kangaroos are
really hard to catch, so their feathers are very rare and special." "You wouldn't be pulling my leg, would you?" I asked. "Nah. Would we
ever do that?" "Much." "You know the little pouch the kangaroos have?" the
second soldier joined the conversation. "Yeah. What
about it?" "That's where the feathers come from." "Really? And
does a chicken have lips? "Nice going, lads, except that we have more
kangaroos on our land than you blokes have probably ever seen au naturel.
So you should find yourself another Yank tourist to try your jokes
on." Then the first soldier got serious and told us that they were emu
feathers. "That's a much better use of emus than the other one I've
seen in Australia." "What's that?" "Turning them into emu pies." Everybody laughed again. What I didn't tell him is what another good Aussie friend of ours
told us over dinner in Canberra, back in 1994, when you girls were with
us. "Except maybe for France, Australia is the only country in the
world which eats its national symbols" (emu and kangaroo).
:-) After that, there was a regimental ceremony rehearsal in front of
the Memorial which we watched for a few minutes. Hope this is not the best
Aussies have to offer in their army.
The regiment looked to me, even as a lay person in military
matters, as a rag-tag bunch of soldiers who could not even line up
straight in a row. As we were leaving, we passed a male and a female soldier leaning
on a stone fence along the side of the Memorial.
We smiled to each other and said hello.
Then looking at their feathers, I added, "I see you two have
lost your kangaroo feathers." The two cracked up." ---
Also, check out... “European Union Capital Exports”, and "Toward a New Multipolar World of the 21st Century" Also, check out... Death of the City, Cavorting with the Enemy (Albright), Toward a new Multipolar World in the New Millennium, Albright's State, Soros' Estate, NWO "Liberals" Cancel Christmas, Stitching Together the New World Order Flag, Chinese Embassy; Slovakia; bin Laden and Bosnia, Criminals Return to Scene of Their Crimes, "Buchanan Jumps GOP Ship," "Services-based Economy Means Cheaper Labor," Truth in Media Statement on the Kosovo War, "Wither Dayton, Sprout New War?", "On the Brink of Madness", "Tragic Deja Vu's," "Seven U.S. Senators Suggest Ouster of Milosevic", "Biting the Hand That Feeds You", "A Balkan Affairs Potpourri", "Put the U.N. Justice on Trial", "International Justice 'Progresses' from Kidnapping to Murder", "Milosevic: 'A Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery'...", "Kosovo Lie Allowed to Stand", "New World Order's Inquisition in Bosnia", "Kosovo Heating Up", "Decani Monastery Under Siege?", "Murder on Wall Street", "Kosovo: 'Bosnia II', Serbia's Aztlan", "What If the Shoe Were on the Other Foot?", "Serb WW II General Exhonerated by British Archives," "Green Interstate - Not Worth American Lives", "An American Hero or Actor of the Year?" (A June '95 TiM story) and/or "Clinton arme secrètement les musulmans bosniaques", "Kocevje: Tito's Greatest Crime?", "Perfidious Albion Strikes Again, Aided by Uncle Sam", "Lift the Sanctions, Now!" (1993) Or Djurdjevic's WASHINGTON TIMES columns: "Chinese Dragon Wagging Macedonian Tail," "An Ugly Double Standard in Kosovo Conflict?", "NATO's Bullyboys", "Kosovo: Why Are We Involved?", and "Ginning Up Another Crisis" Or Djurdjevic's NEW DAWN magazine columns: "Washington's Crisis Factory," and "A New Iron Curtain Over Europe" |