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To: kosta50
the foreign, anti-Serb minorities

And therein is the problem. The people you are referring to are citizens, not "foreign". And does wanting to be left alone to run their own affairs make them "anti-Serb"? Albanians, Croats, and Slavic Muslims have lived in Montenegro for centuries. Yet to you--a Serb--they are "foreign." Kosta, have you ever considered that perhaps that attitude is a reason why the Serbs have had problems with all their neighbors from the former Yugoslavia, Slav or non-Slav, Christian or non-Christian?

60 posted on 05/22/2006 4:30:10 AM PDT by mark502inf
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To: mark502inf
And therein is the problem...Kosta, have you ever considered that perhaps that attitude is a reason why the Serbs have had problems with all their neighbors from the former Yugoslavia, Slav or non-Slav, Christian or non-Christian?

Serbia has been home to two dozen minorities and is the most multi ethnic of the former Yugoslav republics. The fact that these minorities chose to live there speaks volumes for itself.

In Europe, as you know, immigrants do not "melt" into existing nations. They remain islands of the nations they came from, usually just across the border. In most cases, their loyalties stay across the border as well.

Croats, Bosnian Muslims, and Albanians have proven their anti-Serb stance, despite the fact that they lived in Serbia for centuries as you say. They never recognized Serbia as their country.

If you read up on the biography of Milo Djukanovich, you will see how the foreign interest was very much involved in winning over Djukanovich, a pathetic and spineless opportunist, who was willing to do anything to survive western pogroms unleashed on Serbia.

Today, the Times of London ran a story about some 16,000 Albanians, Bosnian Muslims and Croats traveling from NY to Montenegro to vote and boasting that they tipped the scale, as they waved Albanian, Croat and Bosnian Muslim flags.

For your information, the 44% of the vote for the Serb side came from Serbs (32% of the population) and Rashka's (Sandzhak's) Muslims and some other non-Serbs who sided with the Serbs. So, no, not all non-Christians, Slavs or non-Slavs, served foreign interests, Mark. Many Montenegrins, Albanians, Bosnian Muslims and Croats, however, definitely.

61 posted on 05/22/2006 3:25:22 PM PDT by kosta50 (Eastern Orthodoxy is pure Christianity)
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To: mark502inf; kosta50; Bokababe; zagor-te-nej; Lion in Winter; Honorary Serb; jb6; Incorrigible; ...

I see the Soros fluffer's selling the same tripe over here!

Yes the West has made Serbia a Pariah in their moronic attempts to appease the Muhammedan so everyone who wants to curry favor with the EU will turn their backs on the Serbs while the Islamofascists burn Christian Churches in Kosovo.

Of course, only Christians are bothered by this...so I guess the usual suspects are OK with it all.

And when this appeasement ends like all the other failed attempts, the Serbs will be ready for it, the EU and the fools who followed them will not.


62 posted on 05/22/2006 4:46:17 PM PDT by FormerLib ("...the past ten years in Kosovo will be replayed here in what some call Aztlan.")
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