This past September 11th, Western leaders hailed the
“fully” and “irreversibly” independent Kosovo—still unrecognized by
most UN members—for achieving additional “full independence.” The
International Steering Group’s Civilian Office, which had the power to
block laws or ministerial appointments, closed shop, and Dutch
international rep Pieter Feith gave a speech in Albanian which concluded
that “Kosovo has realistic prospects” for EU membership.
The ISG explained its decision to grant Serbia’s Albanian separatists
this fuller full autonomy, by citing the region’s “clear support of a
democratic and multi-ethnic state.” President Obama said Kosovo has made
"significant progress," parroting Kosovo “prime minister” Hashim Thaci,
who said that “Kosovo has made significant progress…in building the
institutions of a modern, multi-ethnic, inclusive and democratic state."
Always on hand to promote the American-made Muslim state of Kosovo, The Wall St. Journal
praised Obama’s praise and rhapsodized in typical Slavophobic tones how
in 1999 President Clinton “bypassed the United Nations and sent in the
U.S. Air Force…President Bush stood up to Russian bluster and European
ambivalence to push for its independence.…though Serbia and Russia have
tried to undermine it.” The editorial closed with a straight-faced
reference to something that elicits snickers among those in the know:
“The capital, Pristina, has streets named after Bush and Clinton.”
The disconnect between Kosovo on paper and Kosovo reality is what happens when U.S. bureaucrats, relying on American disinterest, distance, and short memories, are able to operate in the shadows and birth what international observers have called a mafia statelet run by an “ethnic tyranny,” with an economy based on international aid and heroin.
Yet nary an “expert” could be found who wasn’t in sync with the official mantras. Deutsche Welle’s choice of foot soldier was “Balkan expert” Norbert Mappes-Niediek: “You're independent when you comport yourself as such. And that's what Kosovo has done,” he said. Being an expert, Mappes-Niediek also said there probably wouldn’t be a military offensive by KFOR (NATO’s Kosovo force) against the last of the resisting Serbs of northern Kosovo, not only because more talks are ahead but because “it would cause 40-50,000 people to flee.”
And
yet at this moment—indeed since July 2011—our National Guard soldiers,
in conjunction with German, Austrian, Hungarian, Croatian and other Axis
allies, have their guns trained on the reluctant Serbs, in preparation
for a final solution to the “northern problem.”
B92: KFOR: We'll shoot; Serbs start building new road (Nov. 2011)
The climate has turned explosive as the police—stocked with former KLA terrorists—have been given increased autonomy, which on June 28th they used to harass, undress, drag and beat Serbian pilgrims coming to the Patriarch’s liturgy on St. Vitus Day.
On August 23rd KFOR seized one of the last barricades the Serbs had put up (against the ‘official’ border crossings they’re to use), arresting two people and pointing guns at the rest, who made a disciplined retreat and set up another roadblock.
In
September there was an explosion after a service at a destroyed church,
attended by displaced Serbs who were visiting the ruins of their homes;
on the way back one of the houses was on fire. This is why, when
refugees come to tend the overturned graves of their loved ones, an
ambulance is on hand.
The disconnect between Kosovo on paper and Kosovo reality is what happens when U.S. bureaucrats, relying on American disinterest, distance, and short memories, are able to operate in the shadows and birth what international observers have called a mafia statelet run by an “ethnic tyranny,” with an economy based on international aid and heroin.
Yet nary an “expert” could be found who wasn’t in sync with the official mantras. Deutsche Welle’s choice of foot soldier was “Balkan expert” Norbert Mappes-Niediek: “You're independent when you comport yourself as such. And that's what Kosovo has done,” he said. Being an expert, Mappes-Niediek also said there probably wouldn’t be a military offensive by KFOR (NATO’s Kosovo force) against the last of the resisting Serbs of northern Kosovo, not only because more talks are ahead but because “it would cause 40-50,000 people to flee.”
And
yet at this moment—indeed since July 2011—our National Guard soldiers,
in conjunction with German, Austrian, Hungarian, Croatian and other Axis
allies, have their guns trained on the reluctant Serbs, in preparation
for a final solution to the “northern problem.”B92: KFOR: We'll shoot; Serbs start building new road (Nov. 2011)
The climate has turned explosive as the police—stocked with former KLA terrorists—have been given increased autonomy, which on June 28th they used to harass, undress, drag and beat Serbian pilgrims coming to the Patriarch’s liturgy on St. Vitus Day.
On August 23rd KFOR seized one of the last barricades the Serbs had put up (against the ‘official’ border crossings they’re to use), arresting two people and pointing guns at the rest, who made a disciplined retreat and set up another roadblock.
In
September there was an explosion after a service at a destroyed church,
attended by displaced Serbs who were visiting the ruins of their homes;
on the way back one of the houses was on fire. This is why, when
refugees come to tend the overturned graves of their loved ones, an
ambulance is on hand.
more see:http://www.rightsidenews.com/2012111217386/world/terrorism/national-guard-guns-aimed-at-serbs-in-service-of-albanian-mafia.html
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