Challenges media coverage of the war in Yugoslavia and the aerial attacks launched by the United States and NATO, and argues that Western leaders and NATO waged a disinformation campaign in pursuit of free-market reforms For 78 days in 1999, US and NATO forces launched round-the-clock aerial attacks against Yugoslavia, killing upwards of 3000 people in the name of humanitarianism. This book challenges mainstream media coverage of the war and uncovers hidden agendas behind Western talk and a decade-long disinformation campaign waged by western leaders. Acknowledgments
ix
Introduction: Whom Do We Believe?
1(8)
Hypocritical Humanitarianism
9(8)
Third Worldization
17(6)
Divide and Conquer
23(13)
Slovenia: Somewhat Out of Step
36(5)
Croatia: New Republic, Old Reactionaries
41(9)
Bosnia: New Colonies
50(8)
Republika Srpska: Democracy, NATO Style
58(10)
The Other Atrocities
68(13)
Demonizing the Serbs
81(14)
On to Kosovo
95(13)
The Rambouillet Ambush
108(7)
NATO's War Crimes
115(15)
The Genocide Hype Continues
130(14)
Where Are All the Bodies Buried?
144(11)
Ethnic Cleansing, KLA-NATO Style
155(10)
Rational Destruction: Eliminating the Competition
165(11)
Multiculturalism in Yugoslavia
176(15)
Yugoslavia's Future: Is It Bulgaria?
191(8)
Privatization as a Global Goal
199(6)
The Aggression Continues
205(12)
Notes
217(22)
Index
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