The Clintons waged war against Serbs, in order to induce nominal Muslim support for their Middle East surrenders to Hizbollah, Hamas and al-Qaeda. Since their partial intervention and bloody engagement in Bosnia and Serbia (Kosovo province) against a fraternal people, the Islamofascist tyrannies in those terror entities have all but eradicated Christian minorities. Churches can be neither built nor renovated in either place. And that is happening as Saudis have financed the rebuilding of Ottoman mosques, on Wahabi blueprints.
In his new book, Unholy Terror: Bosnia, Al-Qaeda, and the Rise of Global Jihad, author John Schindler, a veteran intelligence officer for the ultra-secret National Security Agency (NSA), warns of the dangers of half-truths politicians and journalists flaunt about Bosnian war and admits that, had he not been a spy, he would swallow the Bosnian Muslim propaganda without indigestion.
"[L]ike so many others who followed the Balkan conflagration with a mix of horror and attraction, deep down I wanted Sarajevo's version of the truth to be reality," writes John Schindler.
With the luxury of being in the front seat of the information flow and a spy himself who gathered the information first hand by traveling to Bosnia on numerous occasions, the author John Schindler challenges established beliefs about Bosnia and warns America of its wanton cheer leading for the claims on history Muslims make: What Afghanistan has been to Al-Qaeda in the 1980s so is Bosnia in the 1990s, a battleground where Jihadists perfected their terror tactics then used them on America on 9/11.
"It is no coincidence," writes the author "that since the mid-1990s a distressing number of the most wanted terrorists around the globe turned out to have cut their teeth in the Bosnian crucible."
The two out of the 19 hijackers on the 9/11 airplanes are veterans of the Bosnian Jihad and served as soldiers in the Bosnian Muslim army.
Osama bin-Laden: Thank you Bill and Hillary.
"Disillusioned and embittered by the gross shortcomings of our 'best and brightest' and nearly everything they said about Bosnia, I swore to tell the real story someday, when I was free to do so," says Schindler. "The time is now."
The risk that John Schindler, the author, now faces is the fate of academics that ventured to challenge the prevailing dogma about Bosnia.
Cees Weibes, for example, has long been shelved as undesirable by the editors of major media houses because of his findings, similar to Schindler's, that Bosnia may have been a civil war from a perspective of a Westerner but for the Islamic world and Muslims of Bosnia, that war was Jihad, a holy war to spread Islam. By contrast, policy makers write odes about authors like Noel Malcolm whose half-truths about that Bosnian conflict have turned up, among other places, in senile ranting on theories of Statecraft by once sane Margaret Thatcher.
Bosnia was the Clinton's jihad puppy. Now it is a mad dog.
"I took an oath to protect [America's] secrets to the grave. I am confident that when the U.S. government sees fit to declassify and release its impressively full archive of intelligence about Bosnian war and the Balkan Jihad, decades hence, this account [of his book] will be confirmed and amplified," writes undaunted Schindler...
We will either end our partisanship with Bosnia and Kosovo terror entities now, or we will pay for the consequences later.