Nothing much has changed
To: letters@ocregister.com
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 19:05:29 -0800
Subject: Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor:
Re: "Low Turnout Again Foils Serbia Election" (Dec 9)
The media keeps referring to Yugoslavia's president Kostunica as "a
moderate nationalist with pro-democratic views". They are ignoring that
during his campaign speeches he said that the part of Bosnia-Herzegovina
given by the Dayton Agreement to the Bosnian Serb entity is "only a
temporary situation, as it will eventually be part of Serbia" - in other
words, taken away from the sovereign country of Bosnia Herzegovina. Does
that sound like a "moderate nationalist"? Does this national leader sound
like a person committed to peace with his neighbors? "Moderate" - I don't
think so! Nothing much has changed, Serbs will always try to take over
other people's lands.
Sincerely,
Hilda M. Foley
13272 Orange Knoll Dr.
Santa Ana, Ca 92705
Nothing much has changed
To: letters@ocregister.com
Date: Wed, 11 Dec 2002 19:05:29 -0800
Subject: Letters to the Editor
Dear Editor:
Re: "Low Turnout Again Foils Serbia Election" (Dec 9)
The media keeps referring to Yugoslavia's president Kostunica as "a
moderate nationalist with pro-democratic views". They are ignoring that
during his campaign speeches he said that the part of Bosnia-Herzegovina
given by the Dayton Agreement to the Bosnian Serb entity is "only a
temporary situation, as it will eventually be part of Serbia" - in other
words, taken away from the sovereign country of Bosnia Herzegovina. Does
that sound like a "moderate nationalist"? Does this national leader sound
like a person committed to peace with his neighbors? "Moderate" - I don't
think so! Nothing much has changed, Serbs will always try to take over
other people's lands.
Sincerely,
Hilda M. Foley
13272 Orange Knoll Dr.
Santa Ana, Ca 92705