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Hello Jari,
This is Paul Garrin, founder of MediaFilter www and the Sarajevo Pipeline.
I have read your messages about the Bosnia net happening in Helsinki, and
I'm pleased that you are undertaking such an event.
How will you conduct the conference? Did you set up a modem connection?
It may be more efficient to simply link to the Sarajevo
Pipeline/PeaceNet/ZaMir Net connection on MediaFilter since it is already
well established and functioning, and since ZaMir is the most reliable
connection to the region. (it also took quite some time to organize the
system so that it works well). We will be happy to carry your event in a
spirit of international solidarity and cooperation for peaceful uses of the
internet as a commucications tool.
Looking forward to collaborating with you on this important event.
Please reply to me via email: mf@MediaFilter.org
Best wishes,
Paul Garrin
MediaFilter www
http://MediaFilter.org
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Subject: War in Bosnia: Big Business, don't get abused (people of Bosnia)
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>From: Koen Windmolders
>Date: Thu, 31 Aug 95 02:07:52 -700
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>Subject: War in Bosnia: Big Business, don't get abused (people of Bosnia)
>
>Hello to y'all
>
>Watch out for this war, because noone knows what it started for.
>
>This is the point where everything escalates.
>
>Why did it took so long for the Nato to react ?
>
>War is big business; all you need is some extreme people (nationalists,
>racists, fascists, or extreme-conservative religion people), you just add
>a little conflict (a border, a murder by the other partie, a so called
>economical crisis ) and then things get going. Support the people that
>need it most (the winners, they bomb a lot, they destroy most) or if that
>is to immoral to the international society, support the other partie (the
>losers, the good ones, those who want peace) and wait long enough
>to react to their losses.
>
>Then make a big show by reacting to the destroyer (make sure the international
>media is there in time) to show you're on the right side.
>
>But let the war escalate and think of all the profits this will bring in
>the (near) future (to a minority of sick 'war' people) :
>
> -Both parties will need lots of weapons (bingo)
> -NATO is still needed to take 'control' (defence budgets)
> -Everything that's destroyed, has to be build again (with
> very high-profit credits from the west)
> -Tests in laboratorium are never as good as 'the real thing'
>
>OK, this may sound a bit confused, but that is just the way I feel
>about this war.
>
>So, don't believe anything they (the West, the extremists, the victims)
>are saying, because they only think for themselves.
>
>Look in your own soul and you'll find this war unnecessairy, stupid and
>with no reason)
>
>STOP IT , PLEASE
>
>
>
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