Reply #58: Nope, but he was OK with the school and said they do good work there.

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Add that to his record of supporting attackign civilians and saying he thinks it is OK to target journalists...

Extra! July/August 1999 Legitimate Targets? How U.S. Media Supported War Crimes in Yugoslavia - By Jim Naureckas
NATO justified the bombing of the Belgrade TV station, saying it was a legitimate military target. "We've struck at his TV stations and transmitters because they're as much a part of his military machine prolonging and promoting this conflict as his army and security forces," U.S. General Wesley Clark explained--"his," of course, referring to Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic. It wasn't Milosevic, however, who was killed when the Belgrade studios were bombed on April 23, but rather 20 journalists, technicians and other civilians.


We end up with a man who is a typical neo-con in terms of his war policy, supporting the SOTA and being a co director of the NED, being a gung ho hawk about killing civilians, and then when he got out of the military he went right into selling his influence to defense contractors as a status quo corporate whore.

Again the facts show there is nothing liberal about Clark but his script.