*** EU INTERFERES IN SERBIA-MONTENEGRO The EU has welcomed the election of a new pro-independence leaderin Kosovo, while urging Montenegran and Serb politicians to agree on an upcoming referendum that could break up the Serbia-Montenegro alliance. What business is it of the EU to be backing independence for the former Serbian territory of Kosovo or to be trying to break apart what in international law is still the sovereign State of Serbia-Montenegro, the last remnant of former Yugoslavia? The real reason they are doing this is to make it easier for German, French and Italian investors to buy assets in these countries, and above all to buy land in some of the most beautiful areas of Europe. What business is it of Irish Foreign Minister Brian Cowen to be backing such schemes and identifying us all with them? It is a further example of Ireland getting ever more sucked into EU neo-imperialism. Remember former German Foreign Minister Herbert Genscher's comment on the break-up of former Yugoslavia?: "A great victory for German foreign policy". And the same gentleman's comment on the disappearance of Czechslovakia and Yugoslavia, states first established in 1919?: "We have liquidated the heritage of World War I." The several small succcessor states left behind are much more easily gobbled up by German and other EU capital,and Serbia-Montenegro are just the last juicy morsels left.
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