Michael J. Totten: The Road to Kosovo, Part I

Michael J. Totten ^ | June 23, 2008 | Michael J. Totten

[neverdem]

A gigantic poster of genocidal Bosnian Serb war criminal Radovan Karadzic hung on the outside wall of a hideous communist-style apartment block.

“Get a picture of that,” I said to my friend and traveling companion Sean LaFreniere as I drove our rented car through the outer suburbs of Serbia's capital Belgrade. I had the wheel and he had the camera.

“Too late,” he said.

We were driving fast on a four-lane road and were almost out of the city. Our road trip from Serbia to Kosovo via Bosnia, Croatia, and Montenegro was just beginning.

“That’s okay,” I said. “We’ll probably see another one.”

[neverdem]

Rebuilding Bamiyan

Looked like a demolition job to me.

[2banana]

Nevertheless, it's obvious just from driving around that the Muslims of Bosnia really got hammered the hardest in the last war. I don't mean to pick on the Serbs, but the visual evidence, as well as the documented evidence, is just overwhelming.

Let the debate begin!

[iopscusa]

I got a couple of things to add, Totten is just another Muzzie lovin’ Lefty...and it is all BJ Clinton’s fault.

[Valin]

Thank you for your imput, I will give it all the consideration it merits.

[iopscusa]

Thanks...(sarc)

[Bokababe]

Julia Gorin's Response to Totten's, "The Road to Kosovo"

An otherwise credible source on Iraq turns into a blithering idiot on the Balkans.