Clark the hero of PNAC during Kosovo War?

[Bread and Circus]

First, let's get this straight -- I am a total
Clark supporter and I am behind him 110%

Second, since he has decided to run at the behest
of the Draft Movement I think he has done
amazingly well campaigning and assembling a campaign
on the fly.

Third, I think the Right Wing talking points being
fronted by Shelton and Cohen are deleterious to our
democracy.

Fourth, I think if we go back to the Kosovo
War, we can see that Clark was actually being brave,
forthright, and damn determined to win. In numerous
accounts shown in the PNAC link below, it is
apparent that Cohen and Shelton were against
Clarks handling of the situation. It is even pointed
out that Shelton's antics jeopardized the perception
of American leadership in NATO if not NATO itself.

What does this show, since Clark won that war and
accomplished the mission? Basically Clark was right,
whilst Cohen and Shelton were wrong. Also it can be
seen that Clark was no Clinton general whereas Shelton
and Cohen's risk averse stance was more in line with
Clinton's political hedging.

To me, this is just a very good example of Clark's insight,
leadership, and boldness. It was seen at the time by
PNAC and it is obviously proven in retrospect given
that his ramping up pressure on Slobodon brought the
genocidal despot to his knees.

It also blows apart all of this "mealy mouthed,
wishy washy, yes man, Clinton puppet" right wing
talking point skullduggery
out of the water. Clark is anything but.

His character has had a shadow cast upon it by what appears
to be two malevolent actors not forthright enough to
say what they have against him. But now we know, it is
the bitterness of being proved wrong.

Personally, I am no fan of PNAC. But let the record
show that the right wing that now so strongly seeks
to debase him actually has shown respect for his
character, brilliance, and steadfastness.

Send the link to CNN, Time, NPR, NYT and let them
read for themselves who was right on Kosovo and who
was wrong.

Clark shouldn't be called on the carpet, rather it should
be Cohen and Shelton singled out for their shifty maneuverings.

http://search.freefind.com/find.html?id=2557452&pid=r&mode=ALL&query=wesley+clark&SUBMIT=Find%21&t=s

I know it may seem paradoxical to try to convince anyone
on DU about a candidate using praise from PNAC but please
read between the lines.