Mr. Profaca:
    Just wanted to thank you for the valuable service you provide with your web pages. I first came to Bosnia just over two years ago with IFOR, and it was soon after that when I first found your pages after doing a search on "Dayton Peace Agreement," I regularly used your site to refer to the text of the agreement. I came across it again last night while searching for information on indicted war criminals. I am glad that people like you take the effort to make so much vital information about the real issues in Bosnia and Croatia available to the public.
    I am sure I will continue to rely on you as long as I am here with SFOR.

(September 29 1997) - EVER WONDERED what's happened to Croatia, now that either the war has moved on, or the war correspondents have? Yeah, I haven't either. But from Croatia comes a news site, which also is an amazing news resource. Mario's Cyber Webstation, set up and maintained by freelance journalist Mario Profaca, is the sort of place anyone interested in current affairs could spend hours browsing. In part, this is because it's not the easiest site to navigate, but mainly it's because there's so much here.

A lot of the site has to deal with events of the former Yugoslavia, but there are also some useful and even interesting intelligence links, and a menu on the side of the page has links to countries. I checked out - naturally - the link to Israel, and found it took me to a list of Internet resources from and about Israel. There was also a thought-provoking article about Israel and Croatia.

Mario's Cyber Webstation is more than a mere news site. It's an intelligence resource. What a refreshing change, being able to use "intelligence" in the same sentence as "news."

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