The world may
believe that the carefully staged, orchestrated, and subdued signing
of the "Made in America" Ohrid framework document translates into
peace in Macedonia, the latest Balkan boiling pot. It, however,
does not. It will not provide any measurable change to the status
quo, except for one thing: NATO soldiers have now, legally, shoehorned
themselves into Macedonia.
This
is the "endgame" of this whole NATO-contrived maelstrom of confusion
and death. Now, the capitulation and the "buying-out" of the Macedonian
marionette, President Boris Trajkovski, can turn Macedonia into
a NATO protectorate, completely controlled by NATO just like
Bosnia and Kosovo. NATO has finally achieved the goal of its long-contrived
secret agenda.
The
United States, Great Britain, and the other, less significant
members of NATO, have created, hired, trained, armed, coached,
and directed the "so-called" Albanian Rebel Force. Until only
a short time ago, many of the Albanian rebels were on NATO's payroll
in Kosovo, where they were the benefactors of "hands-on" training
provided by American Green Berets and their British counterparts.
They
were provided weapons, mostly American-made, and the latest night
vision devices. They were under the pedagogical tutelage of the
Special Forces Soldiers. From them they could learn small unit
infantry, and unconventional force, operations. Their initial
missions were to kill and maim as many Serb soldiers as possible,
after the May 1999 NATO bombing campaign, and to remove Slobodan
Milosevic from his former position. However, this Albanian force
slowly but surely got out of the control of their ultimate handlers,
the CIA. Suddenly a rogue military force, which financed its "sidebar"
activities with complicated and efficient criminal endeavours,
was running loose. Damage control was the tall order that NATO
faced.
In
the past six months, the basically tranquil Macedonian countryside
has turned into a free-fire zone. Continually, NATO has pleaded,
persuaded, threatened, and bribed the Macedonian government, and
its military, into dancing to their tune. NATO clearly did not
want their rogue army of CIA mercenaries to be shot up, captured,
or killed to the point of their own capitulation. This is why
the United States, through a well-known government contractor,
has run an off-line operation providing trainers and advisers,
amongst the ranks of the Albanian Rebels.
Almost
all of these "trainers" are former U.S. military officers, who
were simply hired, or transferred on paper, to go to work as contractors,
and do what American soldiers ought not be doing, because it is
illegal. I would be very interested in knowing how many US soldiers
are running around Macedonia, serving in "Classified Assignments",
or with CIA fabricated identity documents and registered "Cover"
and "Pen" names.
If
one believes that American infantrymen suddenly showed up to escort
four-hundred Albanian Rebels out of harm's way in air conditioned
busses last month, just to be nice, then I have some beach front
property in Abilene, Kansas for sale. At that fiasco, there were
seventeen American advisers and trainers. They were in-ranks with
the group of Albanian Rebels. NATO had to secure plausible deniability
by rescuing the entire force of Albanians, and their mentors
without disarming them, I may add.
The
peace papers that were signed on Monday are virtually worthless.
They spell the eventual disabling of Macedonia's foundering security
forces. At the same time, NATO Special Forces soldiers will enter
Macedonia, link up with their old friends, and protect them as
they throw a few of their weapons into the pot. As well, their
territorial seizures and controlled land will be secured intact
with the presence of NATO.
If,
however, in the meantime, Macedonia offers a protest or a whimper
that they are not satisfied with the complexion of the "so-called"
peace implementation, then the US mediator, James Pardew, will
likely come back and remind Trajkovski just who is calling the
shots in this comic opera of NATO deceit, and where the money
comes from.
It
was Pardew's mandate to employ manipulation and intimidation,
while holding the sword of Damocles over Macedonia's head, in
the form of promising to do nothing about the Albanian Rebels.
Do nothing, that is, if Macedonian negotiators did not do exactly
what NATO demanded, capitulate! Now, it is too late. The Macedonian
government has basically relinquished all its jurisdictions and
national autonomy to NATO. Macedonia does not govern Macedonia
any more.
NATO's
military forces, the common soldiers, have been deluded into believing
that they are spreading peace and democracy. It is what they are
doing and by what means they employ and further their goals, which
the free world ought not accept: lies and a pattern of enormous
dishonesty. All the while, they are tripping over themselves to
congratulate their NATO colleagues and partners in crime and
they are gloating about having pulled the wool over the world's
eyes, again.
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