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To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (24791)	3/28/1999 1:16:00 PM
From: AD	Respond to of 122087

Those who would say NATO should keep out need to remember World War ll. The atrocities were allowed for years too long. I'm glad our leaders are not sitting on their hands on this one.

To: Anthony@Pacific who wrote (24791)	4/6/1999 2:54:00 AM
From: scanshift	Respond to of 122087

Our upcoming trip to the Kosovo border My friend I have great respect for you as a trader, and more significantly as a remarkable human being for your heart and financial support in helping the children of the Kosovo crisis. I look forward to our trip next week to the Kosovo border where we will be able to analyze and coordinate visions that you and I have to help the Kosovo children. It is worth pointing out to the countless readers of your thread that you have consistently also helped other children who have suffered in war zones around the world. As far as myself, my charitable hands on activities were back in high school. I developed and ran mainly myself with occasional help from some friends, a multi year project to provide medical relief supplies to a clinic in Haiti. Some may question, why Haiti? Going to school in Miami, it was the nearest major human disaster where one could do some good. Whether it is reading the below paragraph from a NY Times story or watching the images on television, it is simple to understand the "war criminal" conclusion that United States Senator John McCain (a man who knows war up close after he spent 5 and a half years as a prisoner of war during Vietnam) expressed on a evening CNBC show last night when asked about Milosevic. It is one that you and I certainly share. Slobodan Milosevic is a war criminal and needs to be removed from power. Fane a.k.a. SCANSHIFT nytimes.com The refugee flow continued unabated Monday, with the long miserable lines of sobbing people stretching some 40 miles back into Serbia. By 7:00 P.M., 22,000 people had crossed the border into Albania Monday, in addition to the total of 188,036 who had passed over the Morini crossing as of Sunday. Some had been walking for seven days from the area of Mitrovica, north of Pristina, the empty capital. In the later afternoon, a 10-year-old boy, Dren Caka, who had been shot in the arm, crossed the border and was being treated at the Médecins du Monde tent. He said he had been hiding with his family and others in the basement of their home in the city of Djakovica when the Serbs came in and methodically shot several people in the head, then set the building on fire.