Conform cu Washington Times, Traian Basescu a recomandat SUA o "ajustare" a strategiei adoptate in razboiul din Irak. Presedintele Romaniei a mai spus ca Romania ar trebui solicitata mai mult in cadrul procesului de luare a deciziilor.
Probabil ca oamenii de pe teren i-au spus ceva presedintelui Basescu ce nu mai ajunge pana la urechile presedintelui Bush.
Nu ca mesajul lui Basescu o sa ajunga numaidecat unde nu ajung cele de pe canale americane, dar e bine ca lumea afla ca, pe langa tonul sau direct, Basescu mai e si un om al nuantelor!
Desi acum Romania are al 4-lea contingent ca marime in Irak, nu s-a pomenit niciodata in SUA de aportul romanesc la coalitie asa cum s-a facut de cel polonez sau italian (chiar spaniol cand inca in coalitie). Se stie de exemplu ca britanicii si polonezii au conducerea proprie in Irak.
Presedintele Basescu pare a fi pe calea cea buna si deocamdata isi drege glasul... Ca idee, cum naiba s-a facut ca i-a invitat pe francezi cu baze in Romania numai saptamani inaintea venirii americanilor?
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The Washington Times
www.washingtontimes.com
Iraq plan needs to be 'adjusted,' Bucharest says
By Nicholas Kralev
THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Published December 8, 2005
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BUCHAREST, Romania -- The president of Romania, a country with more than 800 troops in Iraq, said President Bush's strategy for winning the war will have to be "adjusted" in the near future and that Bucharest should be given a bigger role in decision-making.
President Traian Basescu, whose country will be the first former communist state to have U.S. forces on its soil permanently, also said that it has been Romanians' "dream" to host the American military since the days after World War II.
"We appreciate the strategy announced by President Bush" last week, Mr. Basescu told The Washington Times.
The leader vowed that the Romanian troops -- the fourth largest contingent in Iraq after the United States, Britain and Poland -- will remain in the country as long as necessary. But then, still talking about Mr. Bush's plan, he made a rare comment for a staunch U.S. ally.
The plan "will probably have to be adjusted a little in the future, and we'll be happy to participate with our allies in determining the strategy with a maximum chance of success," he said.
Asked whether he meant that Bucharest has not been consulted enough by Washington in decision-making, Mr. Basescu agreed, noting that his country's input has been limited mostly to the area in southeast Iraq where the Romanian troops are stationed.
When pressed to elaborate on what adjustment he thinks should be made to Mr. Bush's strategy and why, Mr. Basescu said he did not mean to be critical of U.S. policy, but that the plan should be amended to reflect the situation.
He also said he is confident that Iraq is on its way to democracy.
"If you allow me to be very frank, I'm more optimistic about Iraq than Afghanistan. The Iraqis have a tradition of administering the country," unlike the "tribal organization" in Afghanistan, said Mr. Basescu, who has visited the Romanian troops in both countries.
Mr. Basescu spoke late Tuesday in a reception room at his presidential palace, where minutes earlier he had met with Miss Rice.
She and Romanian Foreign Minister Mihai-Razvan Ungureanu signed a defense agreement establishing a permanent U.S. military presence in Romania, a new NATO member.
"It is a confirmation that Romania has reformed its political and security system in the last 15 years in a way to be able to meet the requirements for cooperation with the American military," Mr. Basescu said.
"Having the American military on Romanian territory on a permanent basis was a kind of dream of Romanians after World War II, although now the context is completely different," he said.
Miss Rice told reporters before the signing that the new base would be used "for training and to enhance our capabilities and Romania's capabilities to be able to do the sorts of activities that we are doing together in Iraq and in Afghanistan."
despre ce e vorba
Serviciile romanesti au legaturi excelente in Irak tocmai cu sunnitii, mai ales cu elita Baathista (ofiteri, functionari, profesori, doctori), adica tocmai cu adversarii cei mai neimpacati ai politicii mioape bushiste de cultivare a kurzilor si shiitzilor. Asa ca Basescu le-ar putea facilita ceva targuiala, caci si baathistii vor pana la urma liniste (nu au vreo legatura cu nebunii lui Al Zarqawi) si cum au experienta administratiei ar putea accepta sa colaboreze daca sunt tratati egal cu ceilalti. Asa ca asul din maneca e la noi acum daca se vrea cat de cat un stat echilibrat in Irak. Daca nu, razboiul civil se va amplifica fara nici o indoiala.
Re: despre ce e vorba. Pai cum ar putea Basescu sa-i "impace"
pe sunniti cu ceilalti cind "legaturile" lui cu baathistii sint aceleasi cu ale lui Putin (adica de pe vremea lui Ceausescu si Brejnev), care sustine insurgenta prin intermediul Siriei (aceasta din urma nefacind nici o diferenta intre baathisti si ceilalti teroristi; ii priveste ca pe un bloc unitar)? Doar daca Basescu va veni cu un "plan" care sa asigure suprematia baathistilor in serviciile secrete, armata, politie (pentru ca ei se pricep la "administratie", asa cum spui tu). Sa speram ca America va fi mai prudenta cu Basescu decit sint romanii.
Re: despre ce e vorba. Pai cum ar putea Basescu sa-i "impace"
Nu prea le vezi tocmai din Ohio, ca de, e departe rau de Bagdad. Pai chiar acum o ora vazui ca surse de la Pentagon cauta "modalitati' de aducere acasa a 30 mii de soldati dupa 15 decembrie. De ce? Pentru ca majoritatea americanilor asta vrea si cum ai lui Bush sunt bagati pana in gat in - sa zic frumos - mlastina irakiana, orice armistitiu cat de cat provizoriu cu o parte inamica azi, ca Baathul, e de mare importanta pentru retragerea anuntata si linistirea nitel a opiniei publice.
Basescu ii face cateva recomandari lui Bush....S-a urcat scroafa-n copac
Daca n-ar fi de plans, ar fi de ras, zau asa! Sa speram ca i-a mai ramas o doza de simt al umorului lui Bush si-l trateaza la adevarata valoare pe Basescu: aceea de bufon.
Apropos de simtul umorului lui Bush, chiar are! Cand a venit in Canada, le-a multumit tuturor canadienilor care l-au salutat....cu toate cele cinci degete!
Mai era unul, tot roman, care se pricepea la chestiuni internationale, scria carti, tinea spiciuri, dadea din miini...
Pe toate le brodea.
Tot cu 'escu" era numele.
A lasat o buna mostenire urmasilor!
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