RE: INFOWAR: Re: More on the AntiWar Campaign

To: "'infowar@aec.at'" <infowar@aec.at>
Subject: RE: INFOWAR: Re: More on the AntiWar Campaign
From: Kildsig <kildsig@vip.cybercity.dk>
Date: Sat, 9 May 1998 00:24:52 +-200
Reply-To: infowar@aec.at
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ARS ELECTRONICA FESTIVAL 98
INFOWAR. information.macht.krieg
Linz, Austria, september 07 - 12
http://www.aec.at/infowar
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From:

Miroslav Hristodulo
malisha@opennet.org

(just a friend of Vesna)

>>We all had 18 years or less. Sorry, our parents are guilty,
we will change their mistakes. Also, I think that international
community was too passive on ex-YU crisis in the begining. If
they were hard pushing like they did in Dayton and now, there
would be no war here. Sorry about that too, :)<<

And so the war goes on. Are you saying that an event like a war is capable of changing information into knowlege? Have you discovered then another way of converting informational raw material into a knowledge product - from you reply is does not seem so.

Do you want the international community - whoever that is really - shout "Mea culpa" for not interfering into a local nationalistic conflict?
When the war in Yugoslavia started my friends and I were just a wee older than you those days. And being thousands of km away from the actual place we skipped lectures about the beauties of European/Western civilisation, sat some place trying to understan

d and "decode" information about the conflict there gathered from more sources than one. No, we did not intend to go and fight for an outdated idea - we tried to do something about those pieces of information reaching us. And the young age did not us prev

ent from doing this. So pardon me if I find something unconvincing about your statement.

Regards,

Nomeda

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