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	NATO Speech: Morning Briefing by Jamie Shea - 2 May 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Jamie Shea: It was an AV-8B US aircraft which I believe crashed into the Adriatic attempting to return to a US carrier but very close to the carrier and the pilot was rescued.
		Jamie Shea: We know that several missions have not taken place in the last few days because of the impact of NATO strikes and because of the oil shortage and problems of moving around.
		Jamie Shea: Certainly we have depleted the Serb air defence in a very major way and we know that because our planes are able to operate very well at the medium-to-high altitudes, that is clear and we have no confirmation that planes that have crashed, crashed because they were intercepted by missiles.
	www.shape.nato.int /kosovo/press/b990502a.htm (1278 words)

	Jamie Shea
		Shea seems the embodiment of the NATO operation, its fitting public face.
		In his glibness and lightmindedness, in his dishonesty and effortless dissembling, Shea is a genuine representative, along with Clinton and Blair, of the generation and social layer that form a significant percentage of the political elite in the NATO countries.
		Shea's relatively distinguished academic career also suggests something about the current level of so-called intellectual life.
	kosovo99.tripod.com /jamie.htm (1158 words)

	NATO spokesman Jamie Shea: the education of a war propagandist
		Shea's aim in his thesis is not to deal objectively with the problem of the literary representation of war.
		The most significant of Shea's borrowings from Cru is the simplistic notion that an eyewitness account is the only valid one in literature and that the more experience a writer had of the front the better he would understand the nature of the war.
		Although Shea's thesis deals with the years between 1914 and 1920, the formative experiences of the majority of men who fought on the front and wrote about it were in the years when the Dreyfus affair was at its height.
	www.wsws.org /articles/1999/jun1999/shea-j17_prn.shtml (2546 words)

	Press Conference Given by Mr Jamie Shea and Major General Walter Jertz (Presentation ) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Jamie Shea: No, but so far I have counted over 70 NATO aircraft said to be shot down by the Yugoslav forces, and that makes 71.
		Jamie Shea: No, don't draw that conclusion Stephen because genuinely it would be wrong and I don't want anybody to have to write a different story one week later.
		Jamie Shea: If I may add to that just briefly, I saw some press reports that we stopped at midnight, as if there were a curfew on NATO air strikes, but I can assure you we carried on after midnight.
	www.aeronautics.ru /nws001/nato005.htm (5392 words)

	Press Coference of the NATO Spokesman, Jamie Shea and Air Commodore David Wilby - NATO HQ, 3rd April 1999
		Jamie Shea: No, I've been at all the meetings, Patricia, and the military advice consistently from the Chairman of the Military Committee and from SACEUR has been that air power will be effective, provided that it is given long enough in order to make a telling effect.
		Jamie Shea: Craig, as I mentioned, I have to be cautious on figures for the simple reason that SACEUR is preparing on an urgent basis a concept of operations.
		Jamie Shea: Ok Journalist: Air Commodore, when you hit last night buildings that apparently are empty, is the idea to prove Milosovic and the Government that you can as well hit him any time if you know exactly where it is. Is Milosovic nowadays a possible target to one of those effects.
	www.freeserbia.net /Documents/Kosovo/NATO0403.html (6113 words)

	BBC News \| Balkan Flashpoint \| Profiles
		Mr Shea was already an experienced operator, having worked for several of Solana's predecessors: Belgian Willy Claes, German Manfred Werner and the former UK foreign secretary, Lord Carrington.
		One Nato official recalls that once, after Shea addressed a group of Nato generals' wives, the UK delegation received a formal complaint demanding to know why someone with his accent was in such a position of authority.
		Shea described the ecstatic welcome he received from local Albanians when he visited Kosovo after Yugoslav forces withdrew as one of the highlights of his life.
	news.bbc.co.uk /hi/english/static/kosovo_profiles/Shea.stm (199 words)

	Jamie Shea Backgrounder in Brussels on May 3, 1999
		JAMIE SHEA: Well obviously we are very pleased that Russia clearly wants to engage with the NATO countries in the search for a diplomatic solution to the crisis in Kosovo.
		JAMIE SHEA: No. This is being done, Dimitri, on a bilateral basis but obviously the NATO Allies are all heavily engaged in those talks.
		JAMIE SHEA: We don't want the population to get the message, Doug, I think they got the message years ago when their standards of living started plummeting as a result of the misrule of the current government.
	www.freeserbia.net /Documents/Kosovo/Shea2.html (722 words)

	USIS Washington File: TRANSCRIPT: NATO BACKGROUNDER BY SPOKESMAN JAMIE SHEA JUNE 2
		JAMIE SHEA: Well, ladies and gentlemen, today the three key elements of NATO strategy to build a stable, peaceful future for all of the peoples of the Balkans, are coalescing around Belgrade.
		JAMIE SHEA: First of all, on the incident in Albania, we know as you do, because we announced this already yesterday evening, that a number of NATO bombs dropped inadvertently on the wrong side of the border yesterday in Albania.
		JAMIE SHEA: Margaret, the only thing I can say is don't take my word for it, which I hope you won't, at least you will listen to President Ahtisaari himself, and President Ahtisaari during the news conference that he gave with Mr.
	usembassy-australia.state.gov /hyper/WF990602/epf307.htm (1540 words)

	Online NewsHour: NATO military briefing -- May 26, 1999
		Jamie Shea : Those contingency plans relate to a number of different ground options, but at the moment they are simply plans in the cupboard, nothing more than that, although those plans are taken out of the cupboard occasionally, dusted down and up-dated in the light of changing circumstances, but this is simply contingency planning.
		Jamie Shea : There are two levels here: the first level is at the level of high diplomacy where of course the nature of the Peace Implementation Force, the mandate, the composition, are one of the focus points of these disucssions going on in Moscow and in the framework of the UN Security Council Resolution.
		Jamie Shea : Pierre, one area where we have had some success is in Bosnia Herzegovina where an agreement between the governments of the Republika Srpska and the Sfor soldiers there has enabled us to more or less clamp down on any illicit cross-border of oil supplies, refined oil supplies, between Bosnia Herzegovina and Yugoslavia.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/europe/jan-june99/nato_5-26.html (5897 words)

	Jamie Shea on 'the Ultimate PR Challenge'
		Shea said that the public loves daily soap operas with good characters, and that's what he gave to the public.
		The media star Shea also boasted that he was recently nominated as one of the "10 sexiest men in the world" by a magazine.
		The Brit Shea compared this problem with a cricket match during rain - the sports reporter still has to keep reporting on the pursuit of the match, although nothing is happening on the playfield.
	www.converge.org.nz /pma/sshea.htm (507 words)

	USIS Washington File: TRANSCRIPT: BACKGROUNDER BY NATO SPOKESMAN JAMIE SHEA, JUNE 7
		SHEA: Mark, I generally don't at this stage want to get into the specific nitty-gritty of those talks, I don't think that is really going to help, particularly as I want to stress once again that they have not been broken off, they have been suspended, but we are ready to resume at any time.
		SHEA: I have made it clear that the Allies very much want a UN Security Council resolution, we want it as soon as possible, we are redoubling our efforts in that direction and that is why there is going to be this meeting of the G-8 in Bonn today.
		SHEA: The Ambassadors, as you know, are those in the Council which give SACEUR his guidance, they take the decisions, and so obviously they are free to direct SACEUR to act in any way in which they so choose, but of course I am not going to start speculating on details.
	usembassy-australia.state.gov /hyper/WF990607/epf106.htm (1523 words)

	PM - NATO can't be the global policeman: Jamie Shea
		Jamie Shea is now Deputy Assistant Secretary-General for Public Affairs at NATO and he was in Sydney today to give a talk at the Lowy Institute.
		JAMIE SHEA: It's interesting you mention this because yesterday at NATO headquarters we had the visit of President Konare the head of the African Union, and he came to NATO looking for assistance from my organisation for the deployment of the African Union peacekeeping forces in Darfur.
		MARK COLVIN: Dr Jamie Shea is the Deputy Secretary-General for Public Affairs at NATO, and he was here in Sydney today because he was speaking at the Lowy Institute.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2005/s1371814.htm (1251 words)

	Jamie Shea - Washington Post
		Although the briefing is ostensibly held for the media, it was always clear that Shea's primary targets were elsewhere--in the living rooms of the 19 NATO countries, where the defection of even one government could shatter the resolve of the alliance, and in Belgrade, where he hoped to nourish dissension among Yugoslavia's elite.
		In France, where Shea's fluent French is widely noticed, his new status was heralded with the debut of a Jamie Shea puppet on a much-watched TV satire show.
		Shea concedes he still has a lot to learn but makes it clear he's not about to be reined in, either by generals or media experts.
	members.aol.com /Poodie930/wpost.html (1480 words)

	NATO Speech: Morning Briefing by Jamie Shea - 3 June 1999
		Jamie Shea: Mark, I am not going to comment on the diplomatic efforts because they are not being conducted from here as you well know and I don't think it would be appropriate for me to comment on those diplomatic efforts.
		Jamie Shea: My understanding is that President Ahtisaari, when he does leave Belgrade, will report of course to the European Union summit in Cologne but I am certain that NATO will be briefed in due course - when something happens I'll let you know.
		Julie: Jamie, the New York Times was reporting today that SACEUR was asked not to come to a briefing at the White House where the Pentagon brass was supposed to review the options for the air strikes and whatever other options they are looking at.
	www.nato.int /kosovo/press/b990603a.htm (857 words)

	Jamie Shea, NATO-v Predstavnik Za Stampu: Obrazovanje Jednog Propagatora Rata
		Ovdje već moemo prepoznati Jamie Shea sa NATO-vih konferencija za tampu, koji jedan dan negira da su NATO bombe ubile civile, a sljedećeg kae da je to bila rijetka greka i zatim je opravdava.
		Shea kritikuje pisce prvog svjetskog rata da su bili ideoloki motivisani jer su pokuavali da postave svoje lično iskustvo iz bitke unutar konteksta značajne analize rata.
		Za Shea je svaka opozicija ili kritika prvog svjetskog rata sentimentalni pacifizam.
	www.wsws.org /sh/1999/jun1999/shea-j17.shtml (2241 words)

	Biography Jamie Shea Trio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The Jamie Shea Trio has a warm sound that is clear and smooth, suiting the jazz classics.
		The Jamie Shea Trio performs jazz standards the way they were meant to be heard.
		Jamie also happens to be a DJ at local station 93.3 CFMU (Tuesdays 10 am till noon).
	www.geocities.com /jstriomgs/biography.htm (245 words)

	UNMIK - Photos - Jamie Shea's Visit to Kosovo
		On march 24th, the four year anniversary of the NATO intervention, former NATO spokesman Jamie Shea came to Kosovo to participate in a public, televised forum to discuss the issue of the return of minority population to Kosovo, entitled “A Conversation with Kosovo”.
		Shea was joined on the panel by the head of the US office, two UNMIK officials and four prominent Kosovars including Prime Minister Rexhepi, General Agim Çeku and Priest Dom Lush Gjergji.
		Shea also visited a returns site in Prishtina – Moravska Street – where Ashkali families are slated to return this year.
	www.unmikonline.org /photo/events/jamieshea2003.htm (143 words)

	Backgrounder Given By Mr. Jamie Shea In Brussels On Friday, 30 April 1999
		JAMIE SHEA: Yes there was one missile, bomb, that went astray and landed I understand again at some houses.
		JAMIE SHEA: No, it doesn't represent a new phase, it simply represents the intensification that I have been talking about over the past few days and the US is not alone in reinforcing.
		JAMIE SHEA: As you know, there is an arms embargo which also implies to arms related materials, Security Council Resolution 1160 at the moment, and we are looking of course very much at that.
	www.freeserbia.net /Documents/Kosovo/Shea.html (1521 words)

	NATO Speech: Morning Briefing by Jamie Shea - 31 May 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Jamie Shea: I have been looking into this, Julie, that is one of the reasons why I was late today, because I was looking into a number of different things, but there is no information yet as to when and where that meeting of the G8 will be held.
		Jamie Shea: First of all on the bridge incident.
		Jamie Shea: Pilots, as I said Hugh, pilots know that if they see a risk of harm to civilians, then they don't strike at the target.
	www.shape.nato.int /kosovo/press/b990531a.htm (2024 words)

	Activities
		Jamie Shea, Director of the NATO Office of Information and Press (NATIP), and Peter Volten, Professor of International Relations at the University of Groningen, looked ahead to NATO’s Prague Summit on November 21 and 22 2002.
		Shea was aware that this will be expensive for small countries, but Europe is also aware that different methods of expenditure are necessary.
		Shea remarked that the second theme for attention during the Prague Summit would be the American proposal for a NATO Response Force, which would consist of 20,000 troops and should be operational in 2006.
	www.xs4all.nl /~atlcom/AP/AP200278activities.htm (1170 words)

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		Jamie informs me that the band is staying together, and they have full confidence Mike will return shortly...
		Jamie sits down while Pat slowly works and reworks a new piece he is working on.
		Jamie's hope is that Howie's fans will enjoy his music, "I hope they do, because they are the most dedicated group of people I have ever encountered," he says.
	www.starpolish.com /news/print.asp?ID=561 (1687 words)

	Exakte Zahlen wird man nie erfahren - Interview mit Jamie Shea, der als NATO-Sprecher den Kosovo-Krieg verkaufte - Tote ...
		Jamie Shea: Ich habe nie von einem Genozid gesprochen und ich habe auch nie diesen Vergleich gezogen, weil ich ihn für unzulässig und sehr gefährlich halte.
		Jamie Shea: Niemand weiß, wie viele serbische Panzer zerstört wurden: Wir nicht und auch "Newsweek" nicht, die diese Zahl in die Welt gesetzt haben.
		Jamie Shea: Das habe ich schon mehrfach bedauert.
	www.konradlischka.de /nhproben121.htm (638 words)

	Guardian \| Jamie Shea Spokesman at arms
		Jamie Shea is having the war of a lifetime.
		After initial denials Shea has been forced to admit to a series of blunders: civilians killed on trains, in tractor convoys, walking through their villages.
		He needs a deputy.' On the wall are portraits of Jamie looking serious, snapshots of him breaking the bread with dignitaries, a caricature that is all lips and eyelids.
	www.guardian.co.uk /print/0,3858,3863356-103558,00.html (1529 words)

	Nato's very own Des Lynam
		Jamie Shea is the improbably charming Nato spokesman who appears nightly on our television screens.
		Shea has even found himself resorting to phrases such as "collateral damage" when what he is really referring to is the deaths of civilians.
		Shea grew up in Hackney and Walthamstow where his father was a sewing machine engineer and his mother worked in catering.
	www.telegraph.co.uk /htmlContent.jhtml?html=/archive/1999/04/19/tlnato19.html (1716 words)

	Admiral Giambastiani Remarks at Fall Tour 2003 Military Committee (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		SHEA: Yes, there were all kinds of follow-on scenarios that were being looked at, but starting essentially from a call from a fictitious -- but fictitiously friendly country for NATO -- to assist and then to send the NATO Response Force.
		SHEA: But again, the question is not scenario as such because the scenario was simply a plot which was designed to get ministers thinking in a creative brain-storming way.
		Q: Jamie, sorry to insist, and in order to clarify a little bit this kind of seminar, well, you say that it was very promising what you saw until...
	www.saclant.nato.int /multimedia/speeches/2003/brigkrist100803dr07.htm (3752 words)

	A.M. Backgrounder by NATO Spokesman Jamie Shea, 5/9/99 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		JAMIE SHEA: The B-word is not on the list but you have seen the list, though, Craig, and it's a very extensive list and therefore it shows that NATO is continuing with absolutely no reduction in intensity the military operations.
		JAMIE SHEA: It is simply that the United States has clarified where the source of the problem lay and that is something to which I don't have anything to add.
		JAMIE SHEA: Julie, if I may just interrupt - I apologise because I need to go to something else which awaits me -- but very briefly, there has been no pause.
	www.usconsulate.org.hk /kosovo/1999/0509.htm (762 words)

	Balkan Repository Project - 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Shea deliberately misled the American people are as follows: A USA Today report of 1 July revealed that NATO's Mr.
		Shea told the American people that the Serbs were responsible for literally incinerating the victims.
		This was in reference to when Jamie Shea bragged on how NATO controlled the on-and-off light switch that decided which babies in incubators, or those on life support, were going to live or die.
	www.balkan-archive.org.yu /kosovo_crisis/Aug_16/1.html (548 words)

	Online NewsHour: NATO Daily Briefing -- June 9, 1999
		Jamie Shea : You will remember Mark Twain about "Reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated!" That decision would have to be taken by the North Atlantic Council, Patricia, and it hasn't been taken yet.
		Jamie Shea : Mark, we cannot do anything to give any guarantees to the departing Serb forces in the absence of a military technical agreement, the whole purpose of this military technical agreement is to organise this in a way that NATO can have confidence in it.
		Jamie Shea : No, I think that the United States would have all of the means required to get them into Kosovo from Albania but that is a detail that should be addressed to the Pentagon rather than here but as I say, it is a detail.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/bb/europe/jan-june99/nato_briefing6-9a.html (3239 words)

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