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by Daniel McAdams
On the campaign trail, candidate Bush had a simple but effective foreign policy message: no more nation-building. Plain Texas-style talk. It was a promise — and a style – that resonated with the American people, who despite the screeching propaganda of the chatterers have never supported adventures abroad.
So why is it that everywhere we were engaged in under that grand wizard of the nation-builders, President Clinton, we remain engaged today? Particularly in places like the Balkans, which candidate Bush and his national security advisor, Condoleezza Rice, specifically singled out for disengagement? Secretary of State Colin Powell, in his first foray last month into the Balkan minefield, not only failed to uphold candidate Bush's promise but actually promised the opposite: that we would remain "engaged" in the Balkans for the foreseeable future.
That in itself would be a bitter pill, of course, but what is worse is the manner in which we remain engaged in the Balkans. For, it was not only the fact that the US was dumping its national treasure into an area with little strategic importance, but rather that this money, used to "build democracy" in the post-communist world, has actually been engaged in undermining and destroying what little democracy had managed to seep through cracks in the region's bloody post-communist era history.
Hard as it may be for some Americans to accept, the truth is that Bosnia is further from being a democracy now than it was under Comrade Tito's rule, and the culprits are the very people we are paying enormous amounts of money to "build democracy" in the Balkans. "Nation-building," in fact, is merely a codeword for left-wing social engineering with a little bit of old-fashioned colonialism thrown in for good measure – and profit.
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Take Bosnia, for example. Clinton's six-month occupation of post-Dayton Bosnia by Nato "peacekeepers" has now lasted more than five years and cost the US more than $15 billion. What return can we see on our investment? Have we built any democracy? Ask the political parties who have the misfortune of getting elected fairly in the new Bosnian democracy. The Croatian Democratic Union, the Serb Democratic Party, and the Muslim-dominated Party for Democratic Action have campaigned and won election after election in Bosnia only to see results arbitrarily overturned by the dictatorial rule of the UN Office of the High Representative (OHR), which uses Nato's Stabilization Force (SFOR) as its army of enforcement. In one election, the OHR's partner organization in Bosnia, the vile Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) certified with a straight face an election in which 104 percent of the population. One can never have too much democracy, perhaps.
Dayton itself was Clintonian foreign policy at its most grotesque: the warring parties are squeezed until they sign on the dotted line, the ensuing treaty then suddenly takes on a supernatural power that can only — conveniently — be properly interpreted by the Office of the High Representative. Remember the Wye accords? Rambouillet?
Thus millions of dollars have been spent by the OHR to create and fund "multi-ethnic" political parties in Bosnia. The election law jointly authored by the OHC and the OSCE disqualifies any political party that does not include at 33 percent women candidates. Millions more are spent to make sure that only these parties have access to the media. Those radio stations and newspapers that are not sufficiently respectful to the spirit of Dayton are simply shut down by the OHR. Regardless of their ownership. Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have been created and funded by the U.S. government in Bosnia to spew the U.S. party line.
Yet the terribly backward voter in Bosnia remains ignorant of what is best for him, and keeps voting for the nationalist parties. Not to worry, though, the OHR has a remedy for that as well: Austrian diplomat Wolfgang Petritsch, currently serving as the High Representative, simply dismisses victorious candidates from the wrong parties. In last November's parliamentary elections, for example, the right-wing Croatian Democratic Union (HDZ) swept the elections in the ethnic Croat regions of the joint Muslim-Croat Federation. Petritsch responded by disqualifying 13 victorious HDZ candidates. Ante Jelavic, the elected Croat member of the tripartite presidency of Bosnia, vociferously protested both the permanent minority status of the Croats in Bosnia and the heavy-handed OHR approach to his party's victory in the elections. He began the process of pulling out of the Dayton-created Muslim-Croat Federation on behalf of his constituents. Petritsch fired him and barred him from politics.
Bank Robbers for Democracy
Furious over the continued popularity of the HDZ and its gall in challenging the immeasurable wisdom of the Dayton Accords, Petritsch determined to break the party once and for all. On 18 April, on his orders, some 400 Nato troops, backed up by 80 tanks and armored fighting vehicles, 20 helicopters, and two jet aircraft blew up and robbed a private bank in the town of Mostar. The contents of the Hercegovacka Banka, one of the largest in Bosnia, were then loaded into six trucks by Nato's Stabilization Force (SFOR) troops and carted away. They left the bank in ruins, its 150,000 account-holders out of luck. The purpose of the bank robbery was to seek proof that the HDZ was a corrupt party.
That's right: the bank was not raided because there was indeed evidence of wrongdoing by the HDZ; rather, it was looted in the hopes of finding evidence of wrongdoing. In fact, little if any evidence was offered to support any claims against the bank — and certainly none against accountholders unaffiliated with the HDZ. In the US, where that little inconvenience called due process still carries some weight, a search warrant request would likely have been denied on the scant evidence provided. Never mind, Petritsch was sure something was going on there even if he had to blow up the bank to find it. The thousands of pensioners who relied on the bank for their monthly checks were told that until the audit is completed — which could take a year — their money could not be released. You have to crack a few eggs to cook a democracy omelet.
And President Bush Really Supports This?
The Bush Administration has given every indication that it supports Petritsch's raiders. As the people took to the streets to protest SFOR's theft of their assets, U.S. Ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina Thomas Miller barked that the HDZ "uses political power to cover its criminal activities, which are extensive." In Miller's world of absolute power, there little need for such superfluities as evidence, trials, judges. Bush's Ambassador further pronounced, with elegant Marxian flourish, "All you have to do is drive around Herzegovina, see the companies that these people own, the houses they live in, the cars they are driving, and ask yourself a simple question: where did all this come from?" How dare these people own businesses and nice houses — something untoward must be going on.
Difficult as it may be for the Bush Administration to understand, the solution to Balkan woes is not heavy-handed "nation-building," or social-engineering, or open-ended occupation by foreign troops. Democracy cannot be taught using undemocratic means. Autocratic "Decisions" from on high do not teach citizens respect for the rule of law. Seizure of their assets without probable cause does not teach respect for private property. Creating artificial and foreign-funded political parties does not teach civic responsibility and the democratic process. Massive foreign assistance does not teach self-reliance and market economy.
The Bush Administration is going to have to demand some new thinking from the State Department. The president can jump-start the entrenched apparatchiks there by announcing a pull-out of our troops the Balkans. It really is that simple. Ignoring the reasons for Clinton's foreign policy debacles is a recipe for repeating them again and again. Americans clearly voted for something different.
McAdams has monitored elections throughout Central and Eastern Europe with the British Helsinki Human Rights Group. He is Senior Research Associate at the Center for Security Policy.


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My boys and I went. It was standing room only. Though some left after they received ashes...didn't stay for the whole Mass.
Giving up for Lent...snacking between meals, though it's kind of a work in progress. I'm on a diet right now that calls for 5 small meals every day, so I'm not sure how that's going to work. Beyond that, though, I have committed to being more faithful to my spiritual reading, to work on something that is really weighing me down right now, and just trying to be open to what God may want to do in my life.
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Graphic images of the 17-year-old went viral online after last weekend's gig at Slane, Co Meath.
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In fifteenth-century Britain, the worst danger a woman faced was childbirth. Surrounded by negative hocus pocus imposed by a church that saw women at best as botched version of men, complete with inside-out sexual organs, at worst as dirty, toxic necessities, women as young as 13 would be confined to a dark, stuffy room for weeks before their birth, with only holy objects and other women for company.
In this first of three programmes looking at birth, marriage and death in the medieval era, Helen Castor's exploration of birth is strong on the actual event, but it suffers from such a focus, often feeling like a subject for 'Women's Hour' rather than an everyman – and everywoman – exploration of medieval life that wider social contextualisation might have given it.
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|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 12:21am
I only have an Associate's Degree and that is in nursing and I'm an RN but currently not working. My hubs only had one semester of college and then truck driving school and has been a driver instructor and OTR trucker for almost 12 years. My older bio son is very smart, but not quite to the gifted level. He is very book smart and gets all A's and is in the top 5 in his class of 130 kids, but here is my problem: how does an intelligence-challenged woman parent a gifted child? Josh asked me to explain electricity to him. I had to google "how to explain electricity to a child" and didn't find anything that I thought he would understand. He was waiting patiently, so finally, I just read it to him off of a science website. He asked me to describe what an electron or ion was, I finally told him he would just have to ask a science teacher or his own teacher at school. Yes, I passed the buck!
How do you all deal with being asked questions where the answers are difficult to explain? If I had the money, I would put a Harvard professor on stand-by on-call for me! I am so afraid too, since my IQ is only 100, that I am going to tell Josh a wrong answer about something or that I am going to hold him back in some way by not challenging him academically since he is even at 5, smarter than I am on a lot of things.
Anyone feel my pain here? Advice, tips?
Blessings, Michelle
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 1:10am
Wow, it took me 4 times to log in to answer you. I don't know what this board is, but I saw your comment. You are not dumb! You are smart enough to ask for help when you think you need it. I have 1 tested gifted child (IQ 140) who is now 21 and most likely another who is 6. The internet is a marvelous thing! You can find out all kinds of things. You can also check out the library for easy to explain books on different topics. Keep your son stimulated. Go to museums, nature classes and read, read, read! If you can, look for camps in the summer on science or something he has an interest in. Try to make sure he goes to a good school that can offer him material to keep him learning. My youngest is 6. I decided to keep him out of all day kindergarten this year and enrolled him in a half day Montessori school so that he can work at his own pace on learning and also so I can continue to do things with him like the Children's Museum, nature programs, walks, and the nearby living history museum. I figured he could learn more by doing those things then sit in class all day and wait for the other kids to learn to read. He began reading when he was 3, so he is ahead of most kids plus he is 11 years younger than his next oldest sibling so he is kind of an old soul, but still loves to be with his peers too. My boys loved/love legos. We have thousands! Gifted kids can be quite frustrating at times too. My oldest was a pretty good student, but not great. It was always frustrating because we knew he should be performing at a higher level and thought he might be bored. It turns out that he has ADD(diagnosed at 21). Apparently he did as well in school as he did because of his IQ, kind of inspite of himself. He is now doing very well in college and is looking at going to law school. He LOVED to read and that helped him have quite a large vocabulary and perform exceptionally well on standardized tests.
Keep doing what you are doing. Look up some fun science experiments online. They usually explain the concept so that you can tell him why things react the way they do. If he likes to learn about nature, my youngest son went through a faze where he LOVED Wild Kratts. They come on PBS and also have a fun website. It is very informative and he can learn about animals and their habitats in a fun way. Also Zooboomafoo on You Tube is good. Oh, if you can find them, my oldest loved the "There Goes a ________" video series. They explain how things work. Like, "There Goes an Airplane" or "There Goes a Fire Truck", etc. There are a bunch of them. You might check the internet. Since most of my kids are older, I don't know if they are still around. I had saved them. Maybe Bill Nye too. Check out your library! Good luck!
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 1:14am
I just thought that he might like The Magic School Bus. Maybe they have something on electricity. There are videos and books.
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 11:34am
You aren't dumb. Our brains hold what is relevant in our lives. Little ones are excited to learn about the world but lets face it, we learned the nuts and bolts 30+years ago. I grew up in gifted programs and went to college and there are a million questions I simply can't remember the answer to. Just be honest with your child... "you know, it's been a very long time since I studied those things. I don't know the answer but lets research it together." Your child will get far more learning how to find his own answers than if you just solve all his queries at the drop of a hat.
Remember that you have a lifetime of experiences that your child doesn't have. You have plenty to offer him as he grows. Both my kids (12 and 15) are higher IQ than me but they still need me. They still come to me for help.... just not in math because we all laugh at how much I've forgotten in that subject! I still know more about life, about people and my specific areas of work and continued study and they absolutely know it!
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 12:10pm
Don't worry!! You are NOT going to hold him back. My dh and I were both *once* (a long, long time ago!!) considered gifted, but believe me, we've forgotten a LOT. We laugh at what our kids assume we know (still assume we know - dd20 just called from college a few months ago to ask dh to give her a "quick explanation of regression analysis." Hahaha- let's just say dh had to spend some time on Google!!) I'm fairly certain our younger kids will pass me up quickly in terms of math, programmming, tech stuff - I occasionally check ds12's Algebra homework and I am slower than he is, definitely!
Many, many of my dds' friends in gifted/AP through elementary school all the way to HS, had parents who couldn't help them. Some had language issues, some were just never around, and some couldn't do the work. When I volunteered in my sons' math class in 5th grade, many parents said they'd volunteer for reading, but were already confused by the math. Your son will NOT be alone!! Sure, there are some parents who are really a great help to their kids - I am occasionally jealous of the kid who did a science experiment in his dad's lab, or whose mom coaches him for competition math (and don't even get me started on the parents of musical kids who can actually carry a tune, or accompany them on piano), but that is NOT the majority. Your son will be fine!!! Explaining electricity? Are you kidding - I'd be googling too, lol!!! We visited the library a LOT. :) I honestly think that's one of the best things you can do - we got non-fiction books every week and we'd have them all over the house. We subscribe to some great kids' magazines - Muse, Calliope, Odyssey (they're expensive, but check out Cricket Magazines - they are so worth it!!). We watch cool websites (like brainpop - my kids LOVED that) and played educational games - a few weeks playing Sequence states and capitals board game and my ds10 tested out of the entire 4th grade state and capital testing, which I probably couldn't do, lol!. There are so many fantastic resources out there and we only had one TV, one computer and a library card until this year (when we got a second tv and a laptop because the boys often needed the computer at the same time for homework). We didn't spend a lot of money and my kids never went to expensive camps or enrichment. Ds12 is a pretty good chess player and went to his first, inexpensive camp last summer. Before that, he learned from books (I can't play myself).
My point is, your son will be fine and he obviously has a great mom because you're on here trying to figure out what to do to help him!!!
Good luck and don't worry too much.
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 12:59pm
Thanks, guys, you all have given me some great advice and suggestions! We live in a tiny rural town so we are limited on museums and the like, but we have some great parks and walking trails and a nature boardwalk about 15 min. away. We live about 2 hours away from Kansas City, which is full of museums and science centers, etc, I am anxious to take him to some things this summer.
We do have a pretty nice library here and we do go to it when we can. For Christmas I bought him Time Kids, How, Why, and What that are filled with tons of facts on all different subjects. He has been bringing home books from his school library about bugs, birds, butterflies, and the solar system along with a "fun" book too. He is such a little sponge! I would loooooove to get him into a Montessori school but the nearest one is an hour and a half one way away.
We will check out 'brainpop' on the computer, sounds like fun! We have Netflix and Amazon instant video so I might see if they have some good learning videos on those. Is Zaboomafoo still on cable? I could set our DVR to record. Right now he is into Team Umizoomi, but I think we used to watch Zaboomafoo (sp?) and he might enjoy that too.
My older son asked me if I knew anything about algorithims a month ago, I know I looked at him utterly blank, and he said "oh never mind, you don't know anything". Not in a mean way, but he is right! If you don't use and challenge your brain on a daily basis, you lose a lot of stuff. I am enjoying learning things with Josh though, and seeing things through his eyes. Every summer we take a family vacation, I bought a really good book called Frommer's 500 places to see before you die and have gotten great educational ideas about places we can go. This year we are going with extended family to Disneyworld, not very educational, but like I said, I have great ideas for future vacations, I'm thinking caves, NASA, redwood forest, Niagra Falls, etc.
Thanks so much everyone!
Blessings, Michelle
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 4:23pm
Michelle, you are being way too hard on yourself! More often than not, I don't know the answers to my children's questions and at this point they seem to know far more than I do on a range of subjects. I encourage them to look for their own answers and like you, I also use the internet to look for answers WITH them. No one expects you to know everything; in fact, I think showing willingness to admit not knowing is a strength.
If you find that the questions are coming up in particular areas, take a field trip to the library and check out a book that satisfies or stimulates the curiosity--maybe a children's book on electricity. You can read it together! It's a humbling experience to raise children and maybe even more humbling when the children are gifted. Don't feel alone in this.
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 4:48pm
As for the library, you might also check online to see how to order books from other libraries. We did this a lot when the kids were little and wanted very specific material. It was free. We managed everything online and got a note when the books were in.
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 8:37pm
You've gotten some great comments here already.
Just to make you laugh - when DS was 15 months, I had a stack of Dr. Seuss books that I had gathered to read to him. I looked over to see what he was doing and he had all the local political literature DH had collected pulled down onto the floor going through it very thoroughly. Hmmm - I had Early Beginner Books; he was reading on the local economy. That was when I knew I was in trouble.
The University of Colorado's Physics dept put together a bunch of simulations on their website that allows one to 'experiment' with the different laws and fundamentals of physcial sciences. DS spends tremendous amounts of time here...
PBS that people have already mentioned is another favorite for certain things. We also love NOVA (PBS). Their shows are also posted on the web or you can check out the DVDs at the library. Our particular favorites have been Building the Great Cathedrals, Building Pharaoh's Ship, Ultimate Mars Challenge, Secrets of the Viking Sword, the Making Stuff Series and the Hunting the Edge of Space series. We also like the History of Science Series from the BBC (http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00s9mms). EXCELLENT programs.
We google so much that it's known as Uncle Google at our house. We google together so I can help him figure out reliable information versus wierd stuff (and keep him safe!)
We also experiment. A LOT. Whatever his question is, we then design an experiment to figure it out. I'm always struck by his ideas and then the tweaks to figure out concepts. He is constantly in my pantry with test tubes mixing honey, oil, water, sugar, salt, etc. Note: do not mixing cleaning solutions with anything! But he's learning about density, soluble versus non-soluble, etc. Took my food coloring and learned all about colors too.
For electricity - snap circuits are your friend. They come with a bunch of experiments and then you can run your own ideas.
We read and play games. We try to read things that teach on multiple levels - Who Was series (biographies which teach a lot about history), also old classics like The Phantom Tollbooth, Fantastic Mr. Fox, etc. Stuff when it's read you get something out of it, then when you read it again a year later it's like a whole new book because you get so much more out of it. Also, if a character is doing something educational, then we do it too. We like Junie B Jones a lot. When she wrote a cinquain, we did too. I'd never heard of one before, but DS wrote a bunch of those! When she did a photojournal of her vacation, we did too!
You don't have to know the answers. You need to know how to support an interest and how to tap resources. You've got that nailed down really well.
|Thu, 01-24-2013 - 10:00pm
Karen: Snap circuits really hurt on bare feet, that is how many he has, he mastered all those last year. LOL. Last summer everytime we went to other people's houses he would ask them if they had any broken radios or clocks and if he could see if he could fix them, he did fix my mom's old gen. Kindle. His teacher calls him her own personal IT guy, lol. I have a book full of science experiments I want us to try sometime. I think it would be neat to get both my boys in on things, the older teaching the younger or vice versa.
I will have to check out all those links you guys are posting if I can ever tear my teenager away from our big PC, he says he is writing a research paper, but I have a sneaky suspicion he is down there playing Minecraft.
Thanks everyone, keep links, books, resources coming as you think of them.
Blessings, Michelle


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Fort Mill, SC – September 26, 2012. Team GT member Carl Renezeder is arguably one of the most revered drivers in short course racing. And at last weekend's Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series (LOORRS) race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway, he hit the century mark in the win column adding to his long list of racing achievements. It was a moment that had been years in the making through thousands of hours of hard work and the kind of determination, tenacity and dedication it takes to make champions.
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The Commission also changed rules to allow qualifying nonresident veterans to purchase resident deer and turkey hunting permits. This represents a substantial savings.
The action was stimulated by an earlier presentation from William White and the Board of Directors of Camp Hope in Farmington. Camp Hope's mission is to allow disabled American veterans, regardless of state of origin, to enjoy the outdoors by participating in outdoor activities.
"It is an expression of our gratitude to disabled veterans and former POWs," said Commission Chairman William F. "Chip" McGeehan. "We think it is an important gesture to let veterans know how deeply grateful we are for their service and sacrifice.
"My father, Lt. Col. William F. McGeehan, was shot down over Hamburg Germany, July 25, 1943 while on a bombing run. He was liberated from a prison camp in April 1945. This action by the Conservation Commission is very close to my heart, as I know what my father went through in the hands of his captors."
The Commission previously granted military personnel from other states the privilege of buying resident hunting and fishing permits if they are stationed and living in Missouri.
While the exemption puts resident and nonresident disabled veterans and former POWs on an equal footing, the change is not an exemption from all permit requirements. They still must purchase Missouri deer and turkey hunting, migratory bird hunting and trapping permits if they want to engage in those activities.
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She and her family are left with unanswered questions after they said Michael Lembhard, 22, was gunned down by Newburgh Police inside his sister's home.
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I mean, think about it: they better be, because that's why they are in the Chase.
One storyline I am going to follow is that of the Fords. I am curious to see if they are going to get themselves back up in the middle of all this. I know they have worked really, really hard on their flat-track program.
Obviously, this weekend is one of those places, and then in early November, hosting the next-to-last race, Phoenix is the other flat track in the Chase.
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EAST CHICAGO — Fast-working thieves using a "high-powered" saw Monday stole six catalytic converters from cars parked at a South Shore train station, Northwest Indiana Commuter Transit District police Chief Robert Byrd said Tuesday.
"From the time the offender opened his car door to commit the crime to the time he returned back to his car and drove off, a total of one minute transpired," Byrd said.
Police viewed surveillance video of the thefts, which occurred about 11:20 a.m., Byrd said. All six targets were Chevrolet Cavaliers, he said.
"The thieves used battery-operated, high-powered reciprocating saws to commit the crime, which leaves a clean cut to the exhaust system pipes," Byrd said, adding that the converters are "metal rich" and popular with scrap thieves.
Byrd lashed out at the various scrap dealers who buy the metal knowing it was likely stolen. "We have victims, we have offenders and then we have unscrupulous scrap metal dealers that are knowingly purchasing mass quantities of these stolen auto parts and aren't calling the police when a load of these devices show up at their doors," Byrd said.
These dealers "are promoting these crimes by purchasing the stolen property. They know what is legal and what is not. They also know their customers and who is legitimate," he said.
Anyone with information about the thieves can call NICTD transit police at (219) 398-6000. Byrd said calls are confidential.