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Barbarians are at our gates. They are using their largest and smartest
bombs to destroy our schools and hospitals, our museums and ancient
monasteries, our heating plants and food factories, our bridges and dams.
They shout for us to yield and let them in: "We are the United States.
Resistance is futile. You will be assimilated." At the end of the twentieth
century we live in a world where one country controls all the weapons, all
the money and all the media. It can maim and kill and starve populations at
will, and then,
through the complacent media, deny fault. It can create kangaroo courts
that selectively prosecute those
who oppose it, courts that issue secret indictments and send armed troops
into sovereign countries to kidnap and murder the accused. It can select
with impunity which international laws and agreements are politically
expedient to adopt or honor, or which to ignore. It decides which terrorist
organization should be bombed and which given money and arms; which mass
expulsion of populations to aid and which to label genocide; which
economies to support through loans and trade, and which to destroy through
sanctions and currency speculations.
It's goal is to assimilate all the world's cultures, all the world
systems
of value, all the world resources.
War in Yugoslavia is nothing less than the fight for the twenty
first
century. It will decide whether we are going to live as drones
with the
consciousness of a hive controlled by the Queen and enforced by
NATO, or
whether we are going to live as sovereign peoples with distinct
cultures,
religions, languages, morals, and economic systems.
Yugoslavia is the moral conscience of mankind. This small country,
fully
aware of the consequences, decided that the line must be drawn.
This far,
no further. Bombs may turn us into rubble, but we will not be assimilated.
Resistance is not futile.
Branislav Andjelic
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