Posted on 08/14/2007 6:34:36 PM PDT by Bokababe
The younger brother of the slain 11-year-old Pantelija Dakic was carrying the cross to mark his brother’s grave at the funeral. August 13, 2003, Gorazdevac, Kosovo-Metohija, Serbia.
Four Years Later: Massacre of Serbian Children Unpunished
Monday August 13 marks the four year anniversary since the brutal massacre of two Serbian children and wounding of four more in the Bistrica River, in the village of Gorazdevac, close to Pec in Kosovo province.
The memorial service held each year for the slain boys was held today in the Church of the Most Holy Mother of God in Gorazdevac. Out of six Serbian boys who went to swim on a hot summer day in their village river, Pantelija Dakic and Ivan Jovovic were slain on the spot, sprayed with bullets from the automatic weapons, while four of their friends — Djordje Ugrenovic, Bogdan Bukumiric, Marko Bogicevic and Dragan Srbljak — were severely wounded. The perpetrators of the heinous crime remain unidentified and are still at large.
Then UNMIK police commissioner Stefan Feller said that he would turn every stone to track down the animals who have slain the children. However, not even the award of one million euros UNMIK had offered for the information about the murderers has helped find the perpetrators in four painful years......
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Arm the Serbs, send in the Serbian army and end this...
I am surprised that the Democrats, the MSM and the Left have not found a company of U.S. Marines to blame for this travesty.
The Serbs should end this now. They will be doing the world a favor..
That picture breaks my heart.
Ba$tards
Stefan Feller and his ilk need to go back to the Balkan instigator Germany where they belong. I think Germany did enough stone turning in Serbian lands over the past 100 years.
So if he is serious about helping then GET OUT!
Serb children don’t matter to the UN, NATO, UNMIK or the US.
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