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To: TimF who wrote (194300)	7/13/2004 11:36:34 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1574854

OK then what NATO member was threatened by aggression from Yugoslavia or Serbia? Greece? Italy? No, and No. The real answer is that no NATO member was threatened with armed agression by Serbia. The Serbs where not that foolish and they already had their handsful with local opponents. I have said this before and it was said at the time of the Serbian aggression that the problems in the former Yugoslavia presented a threat to Italy and Greece because they destabilized the region. On that basis, NATO and the US went in as a regional policeman. This is not all that complicated to understand. If you don't think that's a good enough reason, then fine......I don't want to argue it further. ted