NATO demanded occupation of Yugoslavia, not just Kosovo

Diplomats offering Serbian leader Milosevic a peace treaty knew all along
they would fail, because they offered impossible terms for him to sign
before the bombing started. It is a real testimony to the ignorance and
imperialist chauvinism of the major media outlets that no one checked on
the Western side of the story. Now it is clear that no leader would have
signed the peace treaty offered by NATO. NATO asked to occupy all of
Yugoslavia, not just Kosovo.

The facts about the NATO peace treaty offered support to Noam Chomsky's
contention that U.$. diplomacy often uses the tactic of making a situation
worse in order to step in as a savior.

Phony Maoists in Germany have pointed out the relevant facts to MIM. The
truth is the truth, even when it comes from phony Maoists and homophobes.
Walter Grobe of verlag@neue-einheit.com pointed out the following:

But NATO goes much further, in the Appendix B of the draft treaty
of Rambouillet:

"8. NATO personnel shall enjoy, together with their
    vehicles, vessels, aircraft, and equipment, free and
    unrestricted passage and unimpeded access throughout the
    FRY including associated airspace and territorial waters.
    This shall include, but not be limited to, the right of bivouac,
    maneuver, billet, and utilization of any areas or facilities
    as required for support, training, and operations."

The complete document can be downloaded from (among others):
http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/kosovo.htm,      or from
http//members.tripod.com/foreignaffairs/armillotta/kos_kla4.html,
a site which runs under "KLA".

There are further points of this Appendix B:

"3. The Parties recognize the need for expeditious departure and entry
    procedures for NATO personnel. Such personnel shall be exempt
    from passport and visa regulations and the registration requirements
    applicable to aliens. At all entry and exit points to/from the FRY,
    NATO personnel shall be permitted to enter/exit the FRY on
    production of a national identification (ID) card. NATO personnel
    shall carry  identification which they may be requested to produce for
    the authorities in the FRY, but operations, training, and movement
    shall not be allowed to be impeded or delayed by such requests."

"6.
               (a) NATO shall be immune from all legal process, whether
                   civil, administrative, or criminal.

               (b) NATO personnel, under all circumstances and at all
                   times, shall be immune from the Parties' jurisdiction
                   in respect of any civil, administrative, criminal, or
                   disciplinary offenses which may be committed by them in
                   the FRY. The Parties shall assist States participating in
                   the operation in the exercise of their jurisdiction over
                   their own nationals."