Making Bosnia A Terrorist Stronghold

From The Patriot Word:

3:07 PM (7 hours ago)MAKING BOSNIA A TERRORIST STRONGHOLDfrom The Patriot Word by Walter L. Brown Jr.MAKING BOSNIA A TERRORIST STRONGHOLD by Mike Scruggs is a must read for anyone that really wants to understand what really happened in Bosnia and Herzegovina.




According to Acting Undersecretary of State Lawrence Eagleburger, the Clinton administration aimed to support the Muslims in Bosnia in order to repair the perception of anti-Muslim bias that they believed tarnished U.S. image in the Islamic world.



As usual for the multiculturalist elite, Clinton and his diplomats were oblivious to Muslim words and actions. Izetbegovic had issued an Islamic Declaration in 1970 and repeated it in 1990: “The Islamic movement must, and can, take over power as soon as it is morally and numerically so strong that it can not only destroy the existing non-Islamic power, but also build up a new Islamic one.”



The Bosnian Muslims even employed a special “Mujahed” unit from 1992 to 1995 for carrying out atrocities against Serbs. Its members were recruited from Saudi Arabia by Al-Qaeda leader, Abu Abdel Aziz. Their specialty, of course, was terror by beheading. According to German reporter Renate Flottau of Der Spiegel, Osama bin Laden himself came to visit President Izetbegovic in 1993. The Clinton administration and NATO, however, made sure that most of the war crime claims were attributed to the Serbs. General Charles G. Boyd, deputy commander in chief of the U.S European Command from 1992 to 1995, concerned about the Clinton administration’s favoritism toward the Muslims and its demonization of the Serbs remarked: “Ethnic Cleansing evokes condemnation only when it is committed by Serbs, not against them.”



Later in 1995, General Boyd’s criticism of the Clinton administration was stinging: “The United States says that its objective is to end the war through a negotiated settlement, but in reality what it wants is to influence the outcome in favor of the Muslims…This duplicity, so crude and obvious to all in Europe, has weakened America’s moral authority to provide any kind of effective diplomatic leadership. Worse, because of this, the impact of U.S. action has been to prolong the conflict while bringing it no closer to resolution.”