To Kill a Nation: The Attack on Yugoslavia"To Kill A Nation reveals a decade-long disinformation campaign waged by Western leaders and NATO officials in their pursuit of free-market reforms. The political and economic destabilization of that country continues today, Parenti shows, as does the forced privatization and Third Worldization of the entire region." --Book Jacket. |
Contents
Whom Do We Believe? | 1 |
Hypocritical Humanitarianism | 9 |
Third Worldization | 17 |
Divide and Conquer | 23 |
Solvenia Somewhat Out of Step | 36 |
Croatia New Republic Old Reactionaries | 41 |
Bosnia New Colonies | 50 |
Republika Srpska Democracy NATO Style | 58 |
NATOS War Crimes | 115 |
The Genocide Hypes Continues | 130 |
Where Are All the Bodies Buried? | 144 |
Ethnic Cleansing KLANATO Style | 155 |
Rational Destruction Eliminating the Competition | 165 |
Multiculturalism in Yugoslavia | 176 |
Yugoslavias Future Is It Bulgaria? | 191 |
Privatization as a Global Goal | 199 |
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