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To: mark502inf
>>>>>Kosovar <<<<<

Mark, can you enlighten us what this word mean?

Let me guess, you can not use correct English term "Kosovoan" or "Kosovan" because you would crack propaganda theme.

As long as you use term "kosovar" your arguments lack any credibility. It is propaganda drivel.

19 posted on 03/24/2005 9:41:46 AM PST by DTA
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To: DTA

"Kosovar" is an accepted way of describing those living in Kosovo. In the USA it is written that way in books, news articles, and official correspondence & documents. The Brits often use Kosovoan or Kosovan, but they also have a royal family, drink their beer too warm, and pay way too much attention to soccer; so I don't feel compelled to follow them--and besides, we cut that tie in 1776. Now as far as I'm concerned there's no hidden meaning to "Kosovar" and no point I'm trying to make. However, since it bothers you, I will do my best to refrain from using it when responding to your posts.


20 posted on 03/24/2005 11:33:39 AM PST by mark502inf
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