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Eradication of Serbian Culture and Religion Continues in Kosovo
CITIZEN SOLDIER ^ | January 2005 | Stella L. Jatras

Posted on 01/25/2005 4:52:55 AM PST by Doctor13

In 1999, President Clinton took us to war on the side of Osama bin Laden-trained rebels against Serbia, a nation that was our ally in WWI and II. This was the first war in history started by America.

Clinton's goal was to divert press attention from the Cox Commission Report, due out the week Clinton started the war, which detailed how he had sold US military secrets in exchange for campaign contributions from Communist Chinese leadership.

The war resulted in the province of Kosovo, which belonged to Serbia, being given to radical Muslims. We at CS, we along with many other groups, continue to monitor the situation there. Here's the latest from our Balkans analyst, Stella Jatras:

In his 28 December commentary titled "Remember Kosovo," by Cliff Kincaid (Accuracy in Media,) wrote, "AIM put together a list of the most underreported or buried stories of 2004, and one of them was the resurgence of anti-Serb, anti-Christian violence in Kosovo. Dozens were killed and more Christian churches were destroyed there. Kosovo got some attention near the end of the year when newspapers covered the fact that a former leader of the Kosovo Liberation Army, the KLA, became prime minister in a new Kosovo-based government. A story in The Washington Post, back on page 18, noted that he has been accused of 'war atrocities' and may be indicted."

Perhaps the answer to the question why can be found in a Der Spiegel commentary of 13 December titled, A Prime Minister with a Kalashnikov,. Author Renate Flottau writes, "Former Kosovo Liberation Army commander Ramush Haradinaj stands accused of murdering 67 Serbs and ordering the deaths of 267 others. No matter: he became prime minister of Kosovo two weeks ago." Renate Flottau continues, "A decision on Haradinaj's indictment will probably be made in the very near future, but the tribunal's investigation will likely play a lesser role than anticipated. As it turns out, the Americans are interested in Haradinaj acting as their partner at the status negotiations for Kosovo.... [Haradinaj] has been one of the US government's closest allies ever since the NATO bombardment of Yugoslavia. In fact, he was already the White House's top pick as the new leader of Kosovo's ethnic Albanians a few months after the war ended. The US government wanted Haradinaj to replace former fellow KLA fighter Hashim Thaci as the international negotiating partner in Kosovo after Thaci was discredited for his shady past."

A 27 December British Helsinki Human Rights Group report titled Cultural Genocide in Kosovo states, "Of course, independence will not solve anything - except in the Hitlerian sense. If the American advocates of Kosovo's independence [Abramowitz, Holbrooke] get their way, the surviving gheottoised Serbs face annihilation along with their ancestors' extraordinary contributions to the architectural heritage of Christian Europe in the medieval times. Sadly, that is all too likely."

The election of a KLA war criminal in Kosovo is reminiscent of the the 1996 elections in Bosnia when the Clinton administration did not cry "fraud" as an "estimated 600,000 phantom votes [cast], according to preliminary results that call into question the apparent victory of the Muslim leader, Alija Izetbegovic." (The Guardian, 24 Sept. 1996.) The Washington Times reported on 21 Sept 1996, "Bosnia voting exceeds 100 percent." Furthermore, The New York Times of 1 Jan. 1997, reported that "Iran gave $500,000 to Bosnian [Izetbegovic] President's Elections Effort." Had President Izetbegovic lived, he was to be charged as a war criminal. It is apparent, however, that with the election of Haradinaj, Izetbegovic didn't have anything to fear after all. It appears that the only war criminals are Serbs who have already been convicted even before they are tried.

Unfortunately, the election of Haradinaj indicates that little has changed in Bosnia and Kosovo since President Bush took office: Albanian and al-Qaeda narco-terrorist continue to make Kosovo the center of European drug trafficking and prostitution; Serbs, Roma (Gypsies) and other ethnic groups, including non-conforming Albanians are being driven out or murdered; and Serbian culture and religion are being eradicated. The Bosnian Republic of Srbska continues to suffer under the arbitrary rule of a dictatorial UN administrator. The question must be asked: With the focus on Afghanistan and Iraq, when will the Bush Administration's war on terror -- more than 3 years into it -- finally catch up with Kosovo?


TOPICS: Foreign Affairs
KEYWORDS: balkans; kla; kosovo; kristallnacht; pogrom
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1 posted on 01/25/2005 4:52:55 AM PST by Doctor13
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To: Doctor13

The evils of Klinton will take many generations to correct! God help us if his she-devil wife ever becomes President.


2 posted on 01/25/2005 5:00:14 AM PST by Highest Authority
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The evils of Klinton will take many generations to correct! God help us if his she-devil wife ever becomes President.

.... I was told off couple of years ago on these pages when criticised Clinton and Albright for supporting the Mujahedin and the albanian backstabbing mafia...

Maybe Milosevich knew then, what Bush knows now...


4 posted on 01/25/2005 6:10:27 AM PST by bozot
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To: oso blanco
Michael Savage Interviews Gail Sheehy

As I understand it, Hillary was so angry with Clinton about his affair with Monica that she had not spoken to him for eight months.

After seeing all the gory sights on CNN of alleged Serb atrocities (based on lies, such as the Markale market place massacre which was self-infliced by Bosnian Muslim forces,) Hillary broke her silence and told Clinton to bomb the Serbs.

He bombed them back to the stone age the next day

6 posted on 01/25/2005 6:36:35 AM PST by Doctor13
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Apparently the article on Michael Savage's interview with Gail Sheehy is no longer available at that website. However, to find it, I went to Google and typed in "Gail Sheehy Hillary Clinton Yugoslavia," without the quotes if you want to read the interview.


7 posted on 01/25/2005 6:49:49 AM PST by Doctor13
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.... I was told off couple of years ago on these pages when criticised Clinton and Albright for supporting the Mujahedin and the albanian backstabbing mafia...

You got that right...A great many FReepers supported killing off the Chrisian population over there and supporting the drug-running muzlim terrorists...

If I remember correctly, there was a video clip of Clinton paying a visit to support the terrorists in Kosovo and Bob Dole was there on the stage with him...

And, the destruction wasn't complete until after the 2000 election...

8 posted on 01/25/2005 6:57:31 AM PST by Iscool
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Perhaps, someday, Stella will realize she's backing a horse that's as incompatible with an elephant as it is with a donkey.


9 posted on 01/25/2005 6:57:40 AM PST by Hoplite
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To: oso blanco

Chapter and verse please.


11 posted on 01/25/2005 7:10:41 AM PST by Valin (Sometimes you're the bug, and sometimes you're the windshield)
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"...Clinton paying a visit to support the terrorists in Kosovo..."

So can that be expected that Bush straighten the things out and gets Milosevich out of the prison, and gives back Kosovo to the serbs ?


13 posted on 01/25/2005 9:39:36 AM PST by bozot
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So can that be expected that Bush straighten the things out and gets Milosevich out of the prison, and gives back Kosovo to the serbs ?

I'd say unlikely...Bush has had nothing good to say about Milosovic and we still have troops there protecting the Albanians...

14 posted on 01/25/2005 1:08:28 PM PST by Iscool
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To: Doctor13

bmp


15 posted on 01/26/2005 9:11:07 AM PST by ehoxha
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To: Doctor13

thanks to liberals - kiss another Christian society good by


16 posted on 01/26/2005 2:18:30 PM PST by vooch
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bump

folks we need images and pictures of churches and deaths.

The MSM does not care about mere words, they want images.


17 posted on 01/26/2005 2:20:10 PM PST by longtermmemmory (VOTE!)
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To: oso blanco

Hill directed Waco, too. She was sick of seeing it drag out on tv.


19 posted on 01/27/2005 3:38:27 AM PST by hershey
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