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To: GUSTAVE JAEGER who wrote (389)	3/17/1999 2:53:00 AM
From: BillCh	of 765

Kosovo was ignored until they had an army. The Balkans was seen as a military situation at the Dayton Peace Accords, and the respective military positions was mapped in detail. The Kosovars at that time were trying non-violent methods of protest but were ignored. Military situations are allocated forces. Most of the tasks carried out by these peace-keeping forces then has more to do with cheerleading than with warfighting, so its difficult to keep well-trained sodiers in the force. Military force is a bad match to the problem, and neither side benefits. If as Clinton recently remarked in Central America, ther'es a new role for services, perhaps a new peace-keeping service should be formed.

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