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Barry Lituchy: A war of "low intensity" is led against Yugoslavia
May 24, 2000

Aggressive policy towards FRY continues
Aggressive policy towards FRY continues
New York, May 23rd (Tanjug) - A war of "low intensity" is led against Yugoslavia in which, the aggressor, who committed the brutal attack on that sovereign country is now trying with other means to accomplish what bombing did not achieve, to break the people and the country, it was judged at the panel held in New York.

During this, as Barry Lituchy, a part-time professor who teaches history at "Kingsborough Community College" in New York emphasized, they are using various means including the support to "certain forces" in the country, for which they hope that they will achieve the desirable aim, terrorist organizations like KLA are supported, and many other things.

He emphasized at the last night's panel organized by the anti-war movement "Peace Action" and held in Manhattan, that the aim of the USA, which he defined as the key factor of the aggressive policy towards Yugoslavia, is colonization of the Balkans region.

It is known and there are records in American archives which prove the fact that the USA even by the end of the last decade made a plan to break the Serbian people and divide it into several states. The USA, i.e. American administration, saw in Serbian people "dangerous regional force", the strongest people in the region with whom they would not be able to archive their plans about splitting the region and setting their patronage over small states.

The way in which the USA are trying to convey its plan is described in a new book by a respectable American political critic, Michael Parenty, and professor Lituchy announced that the book titled "To Kill a Nation" would be soon published.

It is not an accident that after the NATO bombing guided by the USA, the same aggressor continued the war with other means. The aim is not achieved, Yugoslavia survived, the people fought off the aggressor, kept their legitimate state and even under the difficult conditions started the economic reconstruction of the country, the same professor pointed out.

Now other methods are applied. It is not an accident that the so-called student movement appeared, Lituchy pointed out, quoting the article by "The New York Times" and it author Stephen Erlanger, who clearly said that "Otpor" was financed from abroad.

Lituchy then drew the attention to the part of Erlanger's article in which it is said that "Otpor" was also financed and advised from the West through programs for "promoting democracy in Serbia". The same professor stated that in the Ministry of Economy in Washington, a precise plan was made with the list of all Yugoslav factories, companies and economy giants, for which it was said that they must be made private ownership.

The aggressor is trying to prepare plans for political destabilization and economic exploitation in all the fields, and the fact that these were also his aims during the bombing is proved by the fact that civilian and economic objects were the targets.

Professor Lutichy then mentioned that in April the aggressor started the campaign of bombing all possible civilian targets and food production chain particularly bore the burnt by the end of the bombing in June. There is no doubt that the aim was destruction of a nation, its starvation, endangering its very survival, Lituchy pointed out.

The whole policy of the USA towards the Balkans and FRY confirms that behind all that there are plans for deep destabilization of the area over which the western super force wishes to cruise freely as over the key bridge which connects the important points of Caucasian oil area, Mediterranean, Middle East and Europe. The plan of genocide: political ethnic as well as economic stands behind such policy, professor Lituchy emphasized.

He then stated another measure of the appliance of the low intensity war, which the USA lead towards Yugoslavia, and that is forced isolation by which the whole region is directly endangered and not only Yugoslavia. Professor Lituchy warned in the end that in that "low intensity war" all relationships, co-operation, all courses of life are being artificially broken and thus the area is being made vulnerable.


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