Issue 12-Special - May 30, 1999

Three attacks on the prison at Istok hundreds dead. Taci is calling on NATO to step up its air strikes against Yugoslavia. The New York Times: General Pavkovic was given a hero's welcome in Krusevac. Nesweek's discovery of a special war. How the FBI interrogated a Serb in Texas

Every mention of "The West" never brought a smile to the face of the majority of Yugoslav voters, and it is beyond doubt that the bombing merely increased the number of voters to whom it is best not to mention "western democracy"

The state could tolerate for a certain period if citizens do not pay their monthly bills, but at a price of diminishing national wealth. The reduced Gross National Product resulting from the NATO aggression will inevitably force upon us the following dilemma - can we forgo our telephones, regular showers and getting milk and bread every day