[Hoplite]

None of which addresses the lack of Bosnian involvement in the jihads in either Iraq or Afghanistan, or the lack of a local campaign against our troops in Bosnia when the opportunity was there.

Face it, Boka - the Serbs were the biggest terrorists in the Balkans during the 1990's, and that's why we bombed them in Bosnia in '94 & '95 and Serbia itself in '99.

You can post all the revisionist BS you want, but nothing's going to change the actual facts of the matter, or our continuing policies in the region.

[Bokababe]

"None of which addresses the lack of Bosnian involvement in the jihads in either Iraq or Afghanistan"

Did you even read the article? They have better uses for "the white devils" than as canon-fodder in Afghanistan & Iraq --where they'd probably get hit by friendly fire since they look more like the Americans than like the Afghans & Iraqis. The Balkan jihadi mission isn't Iraq, Afghanistan -- it's Europe, the US and Israel.

Bodansky joined in the discussion shortly later, with an analysis that found Osama bin Laden was focusing on the Balkans for a new wave of anti-Western terrorism.

He confirmed then that radical Islamists decided to use the terrorism infrastructure of the Balkans as a "key facilitator" in the proposed escalation of conflict aimed at Europe, Israel and the United States.

A new terrorist recruiter, identified by Bodansky as Shahid Emir Mussa Ayzi, a veteran of Afghanistan who was close to the al-Qaida elite as well as Taliban leadership, was appointed to run special operations.

A followup report, according to Bodansky, noted that "persons of Slav ethnicity" were being added to the Islamist jihad, and Ayzi said some of these "white devils" already had been indoctrinated and trained to carry out martyrdom-strikes "in a number of European cities."

He reported that the training actually was done under the cover of the Albanian National Army, with many senior officers being al-Qaida affiliates.

"Face it, Boka - the Serbs were the biggest terrorists in the Balkans during the 1990's, and that's why we bombed them in Bosnia in '94 & '95 and Serbia itself in '99."

That was the 90's, Hoppie. Things have changed. The US has less self-indulgent concerns than "humanitarian bombing" today.

"You can post all the revisionist BS you want, but nothing's going to change the actual facts of the matter, or our continuing policies in the region."

Only you, Hoppie, could refer to reports by a British journalist, a Bosnian Muslim paper out of Sarajevo, an Austrian Bank and a US Republican aide as (Serb) "revisionist BS".

Why don't you take a break, Hoppie, go out to Mariani Gardens (or wherever the old Ustashi hang out in the Valley these days) and say to yourself, "Tomorrow's another day, tomorrow's another day... !"

[A. Pole]

he Serbs were the biggest terrorists in the Balkans during the 1990's, and that's why we bombed them in Bosnia in '94 & '95 and Serbia itself in '99

Really?

[montyspython]

"the Serbs were the biggest terrorists in the Balkans during the 1990's, and that's why we bombed them in Bosnia in '94 & '95 and Serbia itself in '99."

Hoplite is making shit up again, goes to prove that even Alzheimer's patients can have momentary bursts of creativity.

[ma bell]

Hey clownshoes, next summer, why don't you come with me to Davidici BiH. Only ONE Serb, just one, a baba/Grandmother remains. She is harrassed constantly by the local muslims. If you happen to chance and spot check inspect anyone of them, you will note that a few are Arabs. Where do arabs come from?

I'm offering to pay for the roundtrip ticket for next August/2007... you'll be back in California within 96 hours. I'm offering, or as usual, spooked to be publicly outed as a liar that we all know you are. You know how to contact me on here and private email.