#226 Re: Tajne americkih diplomata procurile na WikiLeaks-u
Posted: 07/12/2010 18:31
Moram primijetiti da oni sto su se zabili u WTC tornjeve nisu bili polupismeni.
FUTURE USG-EU FLASHPOINTS: BOSNIA AND AFGHANISTAN
¶1. (C/NF) SUMMARY: During separate discussions with OSD
Assistant Secretary for International Security Affairs
Alexander Vershbow and EUR Deputy Assistant Secretary Spencer
Boyer in early February, Roland Galharague, MFA
A/S-equivalent for Continental Europe, adopted a defensive
posture about the potential sale of Mistral class ships to
Russia; expressed skepticism about the depth and durability
of Russia's support for sanctions against Iran; acknowledged
Putin's dominance in Russia while proposing, as a means to
strengthen Medvedev, that we respond positively to his
proposals for reforming European security and holding an OSCE
summit; asserted that Serbia cannot win back Kosovo and also
win entry into the EU; expressed pessimism about the future
of Nagorno-Karabakh negotiations and about the impact of
instability in Iran on Azerbaijan, Turkmenistan, and Armenia;
and claimed that BOSNIA and Afghanistan could become
difficult issues for trans-Atlantic relations this year
because of the USG's alleged disengagement from BOSNIA and
its alleged failure to consult adequately with European NATO
allies on strategy in Afghanistan. END SUMMARY.
¶13. (C/NF) When assessing potential issue areas where the
USG and EU may differ during 2010, Galharague focused first
on BOSNIA. He said the French are disappointed that the USG
appears to have put all plans and actions on hold pending the
elections in October. Indeed, he implied that U.S. and EU
officials have differing assessments of the need for
continual engagement with the conflicting parties in BOSNIA.
BOSNIAn parties will not make progress without unity between
the U.S. and the EU. When the Americans disengage, even
temporarily, Galharague claimed the BOSNIAns perceive it
immediately and react accordingly: "The Americans are giving
up, so why should we do this (make compromises)?" The USG,
the Spanish EU presidency, and High Representative Ashton
should lead the charge in engaging this year -- "we need U.S.
backing now," he urged. As a lever to press the BOSNIAns
forward on constitutional issues, the EU may be able to use
the ruling by the European Court of Human Rights, which
declared that the BOSNIAn Constitution does not conform with
European human rights standards.
ograniceni counterforce udar taktickim nuklearkama po sjevernokorejskim strateskim raketnim snagama i zracnim bazama, pracen kopnenom invazijom... par sedmica i cao dragi vodja, vecina vojske bi se predala vec u prvih 24 sata... 
