Serbia - from NATO to the mafia
mar.27, 2009 in Articles, From the world
Demonstration in Belgrade against the NATO bombing in 1999
Ten years after the bombing Belgrade, the country stops for two minutes. After the power is established that of the Milosevic clan. The FBI compared the crime to the local Cosa Nostra
Pietro Orsatti to Left-Events No. 12 2009
Ten years later. Plane by the alarm that marked the beginning of the end of Milosevic and a hypothesis, if not a dream of Greater Serbia. On 24 March 1999 decided to give the West a campaign of bombing Serbia on the pretext of liberating Kosovo. Including Italy. Today does not remember, or rather does not want to remember, the A10 with depleted uranium munitions bombers taking off from Gioia del Colle. Just to save the Albanian population of Kosovo, he said, while coming down the bridges over the Danube. Short memory. But not for those who suffered the bombing. On 24 March 2009, Serbia has stopped for two minutes to remember yet another defeat. After the crushing of Yugoslavia and the Balkan hegemony on the area of \u200b\u200bBelgrade, after the other, even more painful, of two hundred thousand refugees fleeing on the Zagreb-Belgrade expelled from their homes by the operation thunder storm of 1995 implemented by the Croatian army baby (trained and armed by the U.S. and U.S. companies from private contractors like MPRI). Overwhelmed by a blind nationalist dream and a corrupt ruling class. But that was not only Serbian. Two minutes of silence. Many of the international community that the war he wanted. Few in Serbia that the war has not yet raised, dismembered the "province Kosovo," humiliated, uprooted. And today, as the whole area, to suffer the economic crisis caused by market economy imposed by force by the victors. This crisis, fueling unease and social disintegration, is providing fodder for a rebirth nationalist and manpower for organized crime in the Balkan salsa. The small and rural Serbian mafia, today, thanks to ten years of social problems and economic crisis has become, according to a report by the U.S. FBI, in a structured organization and identity very similar to the Cosa Nostra in Sicily. And that has already found references consisting of international criminal organizations like the Mafia and the 'Italian ndrine. At the heart of the business, also in Belgrade, the racket of extortion, drug trafficking and procurement of a "reconstruction" that has turned into a decade at a banquet. With the addition of prostitution and human trafficking. These are also the effects the war. In ten years have seen the emergence of a social system that is based on power structures parallel the state and in whose hands is concentrated economic power. And that seriously affects the infiltration of politics, blackmail and dominance. On 24 March 2009, the sirens of the all-clear for the air strikes have played yet. Mirko Cvetkovic, the nationalist prime minister has not appealed to diplomacy while writing his eulogy. "The attack against our country was illegal, and contrary to international law perpetrated without a decision del'Onu - Cvetkovic said -. The bombings have not solved the problems in Kosovo and helped to bring peace and compliance. Resulted in ethnic cleansing, violations of human rights and international standards. " As he's wrong about the numbers of the "Blitzkrieg"? "During the eleven weeks of bombing - he continued - 1,002 members of the police and military and 2,500 civilians, including 89 children, were killed. In addition, 12,500 people were injured. The bombings have caused material damage to about 22 billion euro. " Today, Serbia is one of the countries most in need to address the current global crisis and the highest rate of social inequality in Europe.
source: http://www.orsatti.info/2009/03/27/serbia-dalla-nato-alla-mafia/comment-page-1/
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