Kind of hard to deny that!
It was German policy and leadership that lead to the breakup of Yugoslavia and the resulting civil wars. The EC had been 11-1 against the breakup, with only Germany in favor. When the "persuasive logic" or arm twisting was done, the EC was unanimously in favor.
The Bosnia civil war led to the rise of al-Qa'ida. As, Schindler has said, "If the foundation of al-Qa'ida was laid in Afghanistan, the major construction took place in the Balkans. It was only in the 1990s, in Bosnia, that the 'Che Guevara of Islam' really came into his own, developing Al-Qa'ida into the flexible, well-funded multinational jihadi organization it became."
Then came 9/11.
You wrote:
“Kind of hard to deny that!”
In the last 60 years Germany wasn’t a threat to anyone except in soccer.
“It was German policy and leadership that lead to the breakup of Yugoslavia and the resulting civil wars.”
No, that was communist and Serbian oppression. Please have a clue. Would Croatia want to be separate from Serbia because of the Germans of the 1990s or because it always thought it should be a separate nation not dominated by Serbia? Come on!
“The EC had been 11-1 against the breakup, with only Germany in favor. When the “persuasive logic” or arm twisting was done, the EC was unanimously in favor.”
And it wasn’t Germany that made the Slovenians want to have their own country, or Croatia, or Bosnian Muslims, or the Albanians, etc. All of these groups wanted to be separate from Serbia for their own nationalistic and religious reasons. It really has nothing to do with Germany.
“The Bosnia civil war led to the rise of al-Qa’ida.”
Wow, you’re really getting off track now. That still had nothing to do with Germany.
“As, Schindler has said, “If the foundation of al-Qa’ida was laid in Afghanistan, the major construction took place in the Balkans. It was only in the 1990s, in Bosnia, that the ‘Che Guevara of Islam’ really came into his own, developing Al-Qa’ida into the flexible, well-funded multinational jihadi organization it became.””
Well, that says a whole lot of nothing concerning the subject at hand.
“Then came 9/11.”
And that too was not Germany’s fault. Nor was it the fault of Bosnian Muslims. It was the fault of Muslim terrorists based in Afghanistan.
His hatred of the Serbian Orthodox Christians blinds him to the threat posed by the Jihadists that the Serbs are fighting.
The West is on the wrong side of this war.