Saturday, April 3rd, 1999.

The Attacks on Civilian Targets Shall Are in Prospect

    According to the information gathered so far, US has totally zipped itself up in the informational sense, so that the statements of Vuk, Jovanivic and others serve only to show that the CNN and other networks are showing "all" sides of the story.

    I do not wish to spread negative propaganda, but Clark has received authorization to proceed with the operation, but without "the gloves on". A broader attack on the targets in Serbia is being prepared, an attack that will not spare even civilian targets in order to block the mobilization. The disembarkment of the marines is planned to serve for the occupation of Kosovo and Montenegro, and we will be cut off. The status of Vojvodina isn't clear. The street-partying all over Belgrade and other cities, as the development of the situation shows, have been a complete tactical failure. It remains unclear whether the Americans plan to inhabit Serbia, or they intend to leave enough of us alive to start a reproductive process. The media in Serbia are disastrous, all of them persuading us and "proving" that NATO is nothing else than an armada of criminals, and that this fact is getting more clear to the whole world every day, while the consequences of all their criminal actions are not given enough attention to mobilize the civilians to protect themselves properly. A media blockade of the US is followed by a strong blockade of Europe. To this day, such situations were always the signs of oncoming wars. The question of how fast can Russia react remains open - on the 8th of April one battle-ship has entered the Mediterranean sea. Should Russia take any further part in this matter, it would mean an air battle over Serbia, which all adds up to the same thing. The Americans will only understand what is going on if the Russians hurl a missile at them, and we all know where that would lead. A scenario in which WWIII begins has been predicted by the Americans only if a few thousand of them have hidden in bunkers with food provisions that can last them 15 years, so that they can return and start an Odyssey 2000 almost all alone. All in all, we shall see what is up for us - so far Kosovo has been a thorn in their side and no one can quite comprehend why they are so keen to take it over.

    Take courage.

Aleksandar,
30 years, computer engineer