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The
Dutch
professor who fears that Romanians may start to order his life might reflect that Romania itself is changing as a result of EU membership.
A
Dutch
Pontius Pilate in SrebrenicaThe British diplomat and historian Harold Nicholson once said that a diplomat is an honest gentlemen sent abroad to tell lies for his country's good.
Recent official reports from The Hague regarding the conduct of the
Dutch
Battalion in Sreberenica in Bosnia in l995 may suggest that sometimes UN Blue Helmets are honest people sent abroad to protect victims of aggression -- and may find themselves in the position of facilitating genocide.
This is perhaps not exactly what happened with the
Dutch
Battalion in Srebrenica, but the recent 6000-page report of the
Dutch
Institute for War Documentation (NIO) suggests that when it comes to taking responsibility for the hideous massacre of 7,000 Bosnian Muslims under the eyes of a UN protective force (UNPROFOR) in Srebrenica, everyone now washes their hands and looks somewhere else to find who is responsible.
Even the
Dutch
report, for all its attempted fairness, cannot give a full authorized picture.
Yet afew facts are incontestable:Srebrenica was a UN protected zone, a Muslim enclave in a Serb-held region;When the Bosnian Serbs, under General Ratko Mladic, occupied the town, the
Dutch
Battalion, though obviously outnumbered, did not oppose the military Serb action: such opposition was also not in its formal mandate -- after all, the
Dutch
were supposed to be "neutral";Dutch officers were present when the Serbs gathered together the Muslim civilian population of Srebrenica and separated the men from women and children, taking the men away; the
Dutch
did not object, nor did they try to confront the Serb forces with the idea that what they were doing is unacceptable;It is obvious that the
Dutch
Battalion could not militarily stop the Serbs from doing what they were doing; yet there are always other options besides shooting -- or washing your hands and doing nothing.
I can imagine that if the
Dutch
had been there protecting
Dutch
women and children, they would not have been as passive.
The inability of the official
Dutch
report to clearly accept responsibility for the failures of the
Dutch
Battalion underlines once more the bankruptcy of so many UN peacekeeping operations: they have no mandate to stop aggression forcibly, and they are supposed to be neutral.
This year, all
Dutch
bankers, 90,000 of them, are swearing that they will act with integrity, put the interests of customers ahead of others (including shareholders), and behave openly, transparently, and in accordance with their responsibilities to society.
In today’s inter-connected global economy, uncertainty about the US economic outlook increases one day, and
Dutch
consumer confidence, for example, takes a tumble the next.
In early 1636, a pound of “switsers” (a particular category of tulip bulb) traded in
Dutch
markets for 60 guilders; by mid-February 1637, the price was 1,500 guilders.
The
Dutch
central banker Gerard Vissering resigned and eventually killed himself as a result of the destruction wrought on his institution’s balance sheet by the pound’s collapse.
Germans, Finns, Slovaks, and
Dutch
– among others – have no time for the suffering of Greeks.
Because Irish, Portuguese, and Greek banks owed money largely to German, French, and
Dutch
banks, the external shocks to the weakest banks and economies were immediately shared with the strongest.
Not Only The
Dutch
Were Disgraced at SrebrenicaAtrocities cast long shadows.
The
Dutch
government has resigned over the Srebrenica massacre of 1995, which occurred when the supposedly "safe" enclave of Srebrenica, supposedly defended by a battalion of
Dutch
UN troops, surrendered to heavily armed Serb militias.
The
Dutch
government of Premier Wim Kok resigned after a report that it had commissioned accused the government of 1995 (also headed by Mr. Kok) of acting irresponsibly in underestimating the threats faced by
Dutch
peacekeepers.
What we should have seen in The Hague was not only the resignation of a
Dutch
government - but more importantly the appearance of General Ratko Mladic and his accomplices to face the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.
Most people remember the televised images of General Mladic humiliating the
Dutch
commander of the "safe" Srebrenica enclave, Colonel Ton Karremans, offering him drinks and gifts for his family.
Then the
Dutch
peacekeepers were sent on their way, as were women and children.
To this end, it asks other eurozone members’ central banks, particularly the German Bundesbank and, in some cases, the
Dutch
central bank, to credit the payment orders to the German and
Dutch
bond sellers.
The payment order credits granted by the Bundesbank and the
Dutch
central bank are recorded as Target claims against the euro system.
The Target claims of the remaining euro system will then vanish into thin air, and the Bundesbank and the
Dutch
central bank will only be able to hope that other surviving central banks participate in their losses.
At that time, German and
Dutch
asset sellers who now hold central bank money will notice that their stocks are claims against their central banks that are no longer covered.
The son of a
Dutch
father and an Italian mother, born in Italy’s German-speaking South Tyrol, Jongen spoke near-perfect English.
Chinese bloggers, American Tea Party activists, British Europhobes, Egyptian Islamists,
Dutch
populists, Greek ultra-rightists, and Thai “red shirts” all have one thing in common: hatred of the status quo and contempt for their countries’ elites.
The prototype of modern European populism was the flamboyant
Dutch
political showman Pim Fortuyn, who was assassinated in 2002 by a fanatical vegan.
But players, too, sometimes have failed to conceal national animosities: when Holland beat Germany in a memorable European semi-final in 1988, one of the
Dutch
players ostentatiously wiped his bottom with a German shirt.
The exodus of capital will continue, and enormous compensation claims of the European core’s central banks, particularly the German Bundesbank and the
Dutch
central bank, will pile up.
Although the
Dutch
government is still managed mostly by mainstream, steady-as-you-go Christian Democrats, right-wing populism is growing.
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