A street in Kosovo named for Clark (and other photos)

[Catch22Dem]

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Prime Minister Agim Ceku accompanies General Clark to Djakovica where local authorities named a street in his honor.

Mr. Jahja Lluka, the President of the Association for the Return of Albanians to their Homeland, presents the Hasan Prishtina award to General Clark. Also in the photo, Valon Ahmeti, Millitary Assistant to the Commander of the Kosovo Protection Corp (KPC's). He acted as translator for General Clark during the visit. Mr. Ahmeti graduated with honors at the Citadel.

[William769]

1. Thats what happens when your a great man.

[Ilsa]

2. I barely saw any of this on the news. Glad I get the WESPAC

email. I hope I can work from home on a campaign for him for president soon.

[Atlas Mugged]

3. Is it posible that he'll run???

I hope so. He's still my favorite and I'm still pissed off that he didn't get the nomination.

[Ilsa]

4. Yeah, he jumped in too late in 2004. I think he could get it if he'd run.

Unfortunately for Congress critters, they have records that the opposition loves to run against them. The opposition has a way of making it sound like they voted for using newborns as a fuel source. Clark has years of very honorable service to run on. He has one thing against him: that boot camp for the training of central american soldiers and who knows what they did with that assistance, but I don't know the level of Clark's involvement in it. I think he'd make an excellent president. I don't have to agree with my candidate on everything.

[Catch22Dem]

5. I hope so too...

I wish other dems could get to see him speak. I hear a lot of grumblings about his liberal credentials from people who have never read his policy papers and other writings.

[blm]

6. What a wonderful honor. It's about time a leader is honored for competence

in the battlezone. We sure won't see it for BushInc.

[Catch22Dem]

7. HAHA, no kidding! (n/t)

[Terran1212]

8. Do the Serbians have streets like that too?