Andrej Tisma on Sun, 05 Sep 1999 00:37:02 +0200 |
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B92 - VOICE OF SOROS Rebirth of the B2 (Bomber)-B92 Radio: "Voice of Soros" Ready to Bomb Serbia with Globalist Propaganda Belgrade's Radio B92 has been hailed in the West as an "independent" radio station. And bemoaned as a great loss for freedom and democracy when it was shut down by Slobodan Milosevic's government, during the national emergency called NATO's war on Serbia. Well, Radio B92 is apparently on the air again, under the name B2-92. The new name at a minimum shows a lack of marketing savvy on the part of its owners and editors. Instead opting for a Shakespearean association which the "2B-92" name might have provided; they chose the "B2" bomber inference. The "B2" bombers will live in infamy for generations. And not only because a "B2" bomber hit the Chinese embassy on May 7, but even more so because they helped terrorize an entire nation for 79 days. Great start, B2-92!. Beyond the name, the new B2 (Bomber)-92 can be expected to bomb the Serbian population with the globalist propaganda as the old one had. One reason is that it is financed by George Soros, a champion of globalism and interventionism. Which prompted Prof. J.P. Maher of Chicago, who used to teach linguistics at the Northeastern Illinois University, to dub the Belgrade radio station as the "Voice of Soros." Complementing Prof. Maher's view is the following piece by Paul Treanor which sheds a new light on the B2 (Bomber)-92's "independence:" "A new radio station using the name of the former B92 radio has started broadcasting in Beograd (Belgrade) under the name B2-92. They also have a new website, taking over where the much-visited Help B92 website left off. Like the Help B92 website, the new website of Free B92 http://www.freeb92.net/ is owned by KPN Telecom, (a middle-rank European telecom company), through its subsidiary XS4ALL Nederland BV. Koninklijke KPN NV (Royal Dutch Telecom) is the privatized former telecom organization of the Netherlands PTT, originally the ministry for Post and Telegraphy. For info on XS4ALL (a 'nerds-get-rich' ISP in Amsterdam) see XS4ALL cyber-liberals get rich http://web.inter.nl.net/users/Paul.Treanor/geldwolf.html Legal control of both the Help B92 website, and the Free B92 website were, and are, ultimately exercised by the board of KPN Telecom. The CEO at KPN Telecom is Wim Dik, a former Netherlands Secretary of State for Foreign Trade. More realistically, daily control of the content of the websites probably rests with Maurice Wesseling, director of XS4ALL Nederland BV, whose name is under the press release /e-mail announcing the new site. As you can imagine from this information, B92 is NOT a radical left-wing revolutionary progressive radio station, although an extraordinary number of people do believe this myth. B92 was the Serbian radio of the Soros Foundation, which through its Open Society Funds and Foundations controls a surprisingly large sector of the media in some eastern European countries. (The Soros Foundation got in first, and had the most money). B92 was therefore never an 'independent' radio. Its function was to promote the values of a liberal-democratic free-market society in Serbia and Montenegro, and specifically the classic-liberalism of George Soros. It continued to do this even during the air war on Serbia, when for a time it broadcast from aircraft on the Serbian border (obviously with at least the military approval of the NATO which controlled the airspace), and also from Austria on Austrian government transmitters. Both of these projects were apparently abandoned: perhaps because they were making the station an easy target for pro-Milosevic propagandists. In any case, in the present uncertain climate, the station and its financiers are ready to try again. For those in any doubt about the ideology of the new station, its website includes a speech by George Soros http://www.freeb92.net/media/statement/soros.shtml. It is a commencement speech delivered at the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University on May 27, 1999: here is the original at the university website http://www.sais-jhu.edu/events/sorospeech.html In this speech Soros sets out his view that a world sovereign authority is necessary, to authorize intervention in states. He defends the NATO intervention in Kosovo, as you would expect... 'Nor do I have any doubts that the situation required outside intervention. The case for intervention is clearer in Kosovo than in most other situations of ethnic conflict because Milosevic unilaterally deprived the inhabitants of Kosovo of the autonomy that they had already enjoyed. He also broke an international agreement into which he entered in October of last year.' Soros goes a lot further, though, in proposing that a new alliance of open societies should be set up, to militarily impose an open society on the rest of the world: 'A political alliance dedicated to the promotion of open society might even be able to change the way the UN functions, especially if it had a much broader membership than NATO. NATO could still serve as its military arm.' Remember that B2-92 operates in a society where hundreds of civilians died in NATO bombing a few months ago. It clearly feels that it can now go further than during the war. At the same time, the new version is much more explicitly a Soros/NATO radio than the pre-war version. (I would guess that they have dumped any journalists who had doubts about the tougher pro-NATO line, but I have no confirmation of that)." 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