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hy was his right hand guy. i was the puppets, i was on a pop master's need. he would tell me what to say in negotiation and he would say be careful, slobodan milosevic is trying to use you, he was a very clever guy. i was in uniform and slobodan milosevic would look at holbrook and didn't like him or trust him, he was a tricky guy. i was military. military is like dogs, they are smart, not so smart, but loyal. he would manipulate me, look at me and talk and smile at me and blow smoke can look daggers at him and you could see him working the delegation so we worked this through and had some interesting times. dick was very good at using the intelligence. he got intelligence you gave him personally. i am not sure i got that intelligence because when you're dealing with intelligence you never know what you don't know. someone always has something else, how does he know that? because he got limited distribution intelligence said it was very good. a couple incidents illustrate this. when the bombing was occurring sedan milosevic, he took us to a hunting lodge and

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