I find nothing original in my position. The only original position would be to be in favor of both, a view probably only entertained by arms dealers. Handies and binoculars, living in the villages, bringing in volunteers. The alternative would have been to close the border by extending the UN mandate on the Macedonian-Kosovo border, step up OSCE, and then call a major conference on South East Europe. The Rambouillet charade was about this.
Democracy is about informed participation.
No state signs itself into occupation and dismemberment. So they voted no. No-Yes would release the bombing of the Serbs. It did, on 24 March, also releasing more hatred than ever of the Kosovars, among Serbs. To claim the opposite is only possible if you live an isolated existence in some boys' club in a war room, capable of whipping the media into obedience so that dissenting voices are not hear.