Sopimusten lisäksi ja valtion tappioiden maksimoimiseksi pääministeri teki vielä emämunauksen toivottaessaan paljon pakolaisia tervetulleeksi Suomeen.
Minusta keskeisin kysymys on: Joko Sipilä on kohta raudoissa?
Makedoniasta voivat Nato intoilijat hakea suhteellisen tuoreen esimerkin siitä, mitä tapahtuu invaasion jälkeen:
https://fi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Makedonian_konflikti
Englanninkielinen wiki on laajempi, muutama poiminta:
INVAASIO
-During the
conflict in Kosovo in 1999, Macedonia
opened its borders to thousands of Kosovo Albanian refugees who were fleeing into the country.after June 1999, equal to
18% of the population of the country.
-Macedonia's ability to receive refugees was limited, because contingency planning assumed only 20,000 refugees. Despite all the difficulties,
Macedonia accepted refugees according to international standards until the end of the war.
-The burden of having to address the needs of 360,000 refugees took its toll on Macedonia's economy. Instead of experiencing modest growth as projected for 1999, the
Macedonian economy shrank by as much as 10% of GDP for the rest of 1999. Trade with
FR Yugoslavia, Macedonia's main trading partner, had collapsed, causing Macedonia to lose one of its most important export markets and a vital source of raw materials
.
-Macedonians were worried about the impact that more than 360,000 Albanian refugees might have on Macedonia's own ethnic mix. They were afraid that the refugees' presence could disturb the Republic's demographic balance
-At the same time, insurgents from the
Kosovo Liberation Army began crossing the border and entrenching themselves in Albanian-populated municipalities of the Republic. Macedonian authorities frequently intercepted and seized weapons deliveries en route to Kosovo
-In the prelude to the conflict in late 2000, groups of armed Albanians started opening fire on Macedonian police and security forces located on the border with FR Yugoslavia
VASTARINTA
Makedonia aloittaa menestyksekkään vastarinnan, mutta sitten tuli NATO.
-After five days of guerrilla attacks against government forces in and around Tetovo, on 18 March 2001, the Macedonian government ordered a general
mobilization of
reservists in order to execute a wider counter-attack against the National Liberation Army's positions in the hills around Tetovo.
-The Aračinovo crisis is considered to be the most controversial event in the Conflict[
by whom?], because of the
direct involvement of high ranking NATO officials, such as
Javier Solana,
George Robertson and
Peter Feith, who were instrumental in halting the Macedonian security offensive,
allowing the evacuation of NLA insurgents surrounded in the village. The NATO intervention was the key turning point in the military crisis in Macedonia.
-From the start of the operation in Aračinovo, NATO Secretary-General
Lord George Robertson described the Macedonian assault on NLA held Aračinovo as "madness" and "complete folly". In a strongly-worded statement, Lord Robertson urged the government to cease hostilities as Macedonia, he warned, was "on the brink of bloody civil war".
[83][84] According to General Pande Petrovski, who was in charge of the operation, on 25 June at 9:00 in the morning, he was called by the President and was told that the NATO General Secretary had called him personally telling him to halt the operation because there were
Americans trapped in Aračinovo...
Jos invaasioita halutaan kotimaisin voimin torjua, on siis edettävä niin hivuttamalla, ettei "rauhanturvaoperaatio" pääse käynnistymään.
