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At the very start of 21st century, before the eyes of the
world community, a horrible genocide is being done in the
very hearth of Europe. In the Serbian province of Kosovo, the
hearth of ancient and Medieval Serbia, albanian terrorists
are killing, terrorising, and moving away, Serbs and other Orthodox
and non-albanian people. This crime against the humanity,
this ethnical cleansing, the term discovered by Albanian political
leaders and terrorists in the mid 20th century, is not being
even criticized in public, thus giving the murderers the
opportunity to continue doing the same.
We must remember that the situation today is like that from
1999, after the Serbian police and Army had to leave this territory
before the bombs of NATO aggression. This NATO aggression was
declared to have humanitarian reason, to protect the Albanian
people in the Kosovo from the killings being done by Serbian
Army. Not a single day after the Serbian police retreated
for the province, mass killings, rapes, destruction of Serbian
property, demolishing of entire Medieval Serbian monasteries has
been do ne.. But, it continued till today. It is still being
done.
Now days, an apartheid policy is de facto established
in the entire Kosovo. Any move of any Serb in the Kosovo,
without special KFOR (NATO soldiers) protection means death.
Why nothing is being done to stop this terrible crime today?
Was the hypocrite political need to use Kosovo as an object of
bargaining of USA and Europe?
Let us recall what happened in the former Yugoslavia,
when the separatist republics such as Croatia, Bosnia,
and others declared independence, and use the same pattern
on Kosovo..
The Serbs fought to stay in Yugoslavia, (i.e.. to separate
form these new republics), to stay tied with their relatives and
brothers. But, their voice was not listened at all. Even
NATO aviation made raids against them. In Croatia, in Bosnia..
By what pattern are Albanians and their voice different form
Serbian one? Are the Serbs the only prey to eat in the Balkans?
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