KLA cons the Washington Times

Republican Riot ^ | March 13, 2009 | Julia Gorin

[Ravnagora]

The "Breadline" and "Markale marketplace massacres" in Sarajevo allegedly perpetrated by the Serbs in the 1990s against the "Bosnians" [read: Muslims] were part of the "staging" agenda that worked so well for television. After one there came the "Sanctions" against Serbia instituted in June of 1992, under the first Bush Administration. After two other convenient, made for television "massacres", there came the first wave of NATO "bombings" of Serb positions back in 1995 under Commander-in-Chief Bill Clinton.

I would think that Osama Bin Laden would be quite pleased with CNN, and if he has Cable TV in whatever cave he's hanging out in, I would imagine that it's tuned to CNN quite often.

Bush 1:

We knew the Serbs didn't do it.

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[nameless-fool]

Let’s say I trust the court more than people that have made propaganda and lying a national sport. And I don’t hate “Serbs.”

[nameless-fool]

Factless still finds “Srebrenica” hot button stuff. Factless, explain how it was that NO report of a massacre at this town in eastern Bosnia appeared anywhere until weeks after the purported event of July 10-11 1995. That’s because it took time to fabricate the hoax.

Exactly, Sebrenica was a hoax, Kosovo is Serbia's 'Jerusalem' and the world is trying to conspire against this holy nation that saved the world in 1389

[maher]

Proof: Kol O’Kotronis...

[Kolokotronis]

“Proof: Kol O’Kotronis...”

LOL!

[FormerLib]

Exactly, Sebrenica was a hoax, Kosovo is Serbia's 'Jerusalem' and...this holy nation that saved the world in 1389.

The fool finally gets it!

Good job, Bonly-boy! We knew the sunlight of truth would penetrate those tightly-closed eyes one day!

[maher]

Factless: Not only Serbia but Hungary, Poland, Austria, Venice, Constantinople and the Pope all fought the Turks. See The Catholic Encyclopedia:1913]:
Googlebooks.google.com/books?id=kO078Q2kb9wC...]
“Since 1389 when Servia was conquered by the Osmanli power at the battle of Kosova (also called Amselfeld, “Field of the Blackbirds”), the Turks had slowly but steadily advanced against Hungary. ... To safeguard the Hungarian frontier, Sigismund obtained from Stephen Lazarevics, ruler of Servia... in 1426, the Servian fortresses on the border of the two countries, but he was not able to hold them against the Turks.... Hunyady fought successfully against the Turks. ... Constantinople was taken by the Turks (1453), who now turned all their strength against Hungary. Hunyady won, indeed, the brilliant victory over them at Belgrad (1456) ...

[nameless-fool]

What is your problem, what is that link supposed to show?

Quick question, who fought more against the Turks, Servs or Albanians? Google Stephen Lazarevic