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NATO arms

OPINION NATO must arm the KLA or lose Frederick Forsyth is one of the most acclaimed English writers of spy stories. Among his best-known books: “The Day of the Jackal”, “The Odessa File”, “The Devil’s Alternative”, “The Fourth Protocol”, “The Negotiator”, “The Fist of God” Frederick FORSYTH Going to war makes sense for only one purpose: to win. To do that, first of all, it is necessary to answer a series of very difficult questions. But NATO goes so far as to refuse to face these questions, let alone find workable answers; and this refusal has led to the muddle that we must all confront now. Question number 1 should be: why are we going to war? What exactly is our motivation? If we are attacked, the answer is clear: self-defence. If a friend or an ally is attacked: solidarity. If a tyrant has invaded an important neighbour of great strategic importance to us—Kuwait, for example—the answer is: national interests that we will not abandon. None of these motivations apply to Kosovo. But there is a fourth answer, too: compassion and simple humanity. In some circumstances it is entirely justified. We have no doubt that during his 10 years in power, Slobodan Milošević has been driven by outright genocide, more than any other leader

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