The fledgling Islamic nation created through the violent dismemberment of the once thriving socialist state in Europe, must have been seen not only as a priceless strategic asset, but a perfect addition to Iran’s burgeoning stable of murderous international proxies. Indeed, the extraordinary frequency with which the most senior members of the Bosnian Muslim leadership traveled to Iran suggest that they were not so much political leaders as mere members of the Mullahs’ loyal minions, serving as indispensable go-betweens with the Clinton White House in a campaign to take down the prosperous, proudly pluralist, secular state of south Slavs: “From 1991 to 1994 one of the Bosnian Muslims’ big-three—President Izetbegovic, Vice President Ganic, or Prime Minister Silajdzic—visited Iran at least once every month.”

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