The Kosovo CatastropheWildcat's ResponseThe following links contain our coverage of the war in Yugoslavia. Publishing on the Internet is quite new to us, and is quite different from outputting printed material. As soon as you've finished writing something, you can publish it. We no longer have the luxury of the lengthy editorial process enforced by the Luddites of the print industry. We have adopted the policy of retaining everything we write on the crisis, easy though it is to rewrite articles to cover up your mistakes. These links contain our evolving coverage, in reverse chronological order. We welcome contributions. They will have to be sent to the London address (on paper or floppy disk), as the California address has been closed down by the Postal Service, and we don't use email at present. Letter to the 5th Estate about the International Tribunal Milosevic ridicules NATO's puppet court Nebojsa Malic at Antiwar.com - "Of course, the state itself is a criminal institution, using coercion to deprive its residents of their liberty, property and life (when it fights wars, as most states do). So essentially, every head of state is a criminal. From that standpoint, Slobodan Milosevic is clearly guilty of being head of state, and doing what any head of state would do in his place. And those persecuting him are no less guilty, of the same infractions and then some. Yet they claim absolute innocence and the right to judge others, as some sort of über-government". Rumors of Genocide Greatly Exaggerated Response to National Lawyers Guild The War Continues - June 15 Leaflet for June 5 demonstration in Washington DC Reply to letter from London Letter from London Bad Reasons to Oppose the War 29 April page It's Official - Journalists Are Legitimate Targets! Criticisms of Pacifism The Vietnam Analogy Flyer for the April 17 demonstration 14 April page Our initial response An article about the war in Yugoslavia from 1996 |