The human consequences of having psychopaths in power

In 1999, NATO bombed Yugoslavia for 78 days without approval from the United Nations, dropping more than 28,000 bombs, including depleted uranium and cluster munitions, killing over 2000 civilians and displacing more than 250,000 people. Djokovic, who was 12 at the time, remembers how scary it was when Biden’s bombs hit his home. “That’s one of the most traumatic experiences and images in my childhood that stayed with me to this day.“ NATO destroyed: -25,000 residential buildings -595 kilometers railroads -470 kilometers roads -44 bridges -14 airports -19 hospitals -69 schools -18 kindergartens -176 cultural monuments Biden criticized NATO for not being ruthless enough and suggested a harsher “Japanese German-style occupation.“