From: ddc@nyquist.bellcore.com (Daniel Chukurov 21324)
Subject: Re: Democracy
Organization: Bellcore
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 93 23:57:20 GMT

In article <1993Jan4.200613.12895@hpcvca.cv.hp.com> scott@hpcvccl.cv.hp.com (Scott Linn) writes:
>stojanov@husc11.harvard.edu (Milan Stojanovic) writes:
>: 
>: No, read more carefully the article after the title one.  
>
>I did.  None of the following articles lend credence to your statement
>that the Serbs aren't trying to perform ethnic cleansing.  In fact, there
>are Serb POWs who tell of how they were *ordered* to rape and kill, or that
>they would be killed.
>

	Scott, Scott lighten up! And what are you doing posting the articles
	during the work hours? Don't you have anything better to do? No
	wonder that the HP products are so expensive. I'll tell you, from
	now on I am bying only Tektronix products, even Tek Spectrum and
	Network analyzers! There you go!

	Now, I guess that the 'media' is getting to you. Don't you know
	that in every war there has to be a bad and good side, and that
	the 'media' is TELLING YOU who that is, which is not necessarily
	the truth, but that is the official government line.
	You seem to have your mind made up on who the bad guys are.
	Well, so what. Your mind can be changed too. Wait and see.
	I know that that can be the case since you do not seem to be an
	independent thinker. Your parrot like responses speak for
	themselves.

>: Also, I hope that journalist would go to Serbia and Serbian 
>: territory to track women that were raped by the opposing side.
>
>They probably will.
>
	I suppose, that you would, as you do right now, discount that
	just as PR, or perhaps to bought correspondent.

>No, you have been saying that the Serbs are getting a bum rap, and they
>are "just exercising self-determination".  You have not been saying that they
>are doing bad things.
>
>: No, this is your claim based on propaganda.  There is something that is
>: called innocent until proven guilty. 
>
>So, why didn't the Serbs let the Red Cross in to inspect their camps, only
>specific ones, the ones which the Red Cross WASN'T interested in?  Note
>that they *never* opened up some of their camps...
>
	The above paragraph says it all. Where is your statemant on how the
	muslim or Croatian side did not open the doors to all of their camps
	neither? I can name some of them for you. But you would not be
	interested. Would you?

I know that I will not change your mind, but I will make a statement for you
that will probably reach you:

	I do not know any person, being a Serbian, muslim, Croat or whoever,
	that is happy with what is happening in the ex-Yugoslavia. We, the
	people I know, wish that this war has never happened and that the 
	old Yugoslavia found some way to stay together.  And, I will also
	tell you that one-on-one, we the people from opposing natioanalities
	in the Yugoslav conflict do get along with each very well.

	So, buddy, please ease off the bashing of just one side and use your
	head in trying to establish more understanding between the parties in
	conflict. You can do it! (Bashing should only be reserved for people
	like Victor, Cro, Ljubicic etc. Ha, Ha... Just jocking! I love them
	nevertheless.)


>Scott Linn
>scott@hpcvccl.cv.hp.com

 	Regards, as always     DDC.