NATO bombed Serbian tobacco factories in 1999. Sounds strange. Why bomb tobacco? Not military targets. Not critical infrastructure. Just factories making cigarettes. Then Philip Morris showed up. Rebuilt those same facilities. Modernized the equipment. Brought them up to international production standards. Today you can buy cigarettes made in Serbia under Philip Morris brands in Australia, Europe, everywhere. Serbia became a major exporter. So let's think about this. NATO bombs the factories. Philip Morris rebuilds them and profits from the production capacity. Who benefited from that bombing? Same pattern with Microsoft. Right after the bombing stopped, big Microsoft headquarters opens in Belgrade city center. I remember walking past that building and seeing their logo up there. Didn't take long. The bombing was illegal under international law. That's not opinion. No UN Security Council approval. Violated the NATO charter itself. But they did it anyway. Then Western corporations moved in while the rubble was still being cleared. I lived through it. I watched it happen. And 25 years later I'm still asking the same question: who were they really fighting for?