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  • Bungling the Balkans(Again)

    12/06/2006 3:16:33 PM PST · by Bokababe · 14 replies · 447+ views
    Serb Blog ^ | December 6, 2006 | MV Pejakovich
    A recent online article from the German magazine, Der Spiegel, titled "Al Qaida's White Muslims in Bosnia" (translated into English from the original German) featured an interview with former Al Qaeda operative in Bosnia, Ali Hamid, who is now in a Bosnian prison. Hamid only said what many of us have been saying for years -- that "young Arab males" aren't all that Homeland Security needs to looking out for. Thanks to the US' bungled Balkan policies, Al Qaeda has now set up a base of operations in the Balkans, recruiting blonde-haired, blue-eyed Bosnian Muslim terrorist sleeper cells to infiltrate...
  • U.N. police fire tear gas at protesters in Kosovo

    11/28/2006 8:25:55 AM PST · by joan · 5 replies · 331+ views
    Calibre ^ | November 28, 2006
    Released : Tuesday, November 28, 2006 10:55 AM PRISTINA, Serbia-United Nations police in Kosovo fired tear gas Tuesday to disperse protesters who overturned a concrete barrier shielding the U.N. headquarters in the capital Pristina. Some three thousand ethnic Albanians rallied outside the building to protest ongoing talks with Serbia on the future of the province, which is currently part of Serbia but under U.N. administration. Before reaching the U.N. premises protesters pelted the provincial government's building with stones and splashed red paint, symbolizing blood, on its walls. No injuries or arrests were immediately reported. The demonstration was called by a...
  • Fresh delays likely to Kosovo’s independence

    11/25/2006 3:02:52 PM PST · by Bokababe · 9 replies · 381+ views
    B92 ^ | November 24, 2006 | Tim Judah
    Kosovo Albanians are still reeling from the discovery that the “final status” of Kosovo will not be decided by the end of this year as their leaders promised and as members of the Contact Group countries dealing with the issue had hoped. Now they face what some diplomats are calling the “the double disappointment” of additional delays that could push recognition of their new state back to late next summer or beyond. In addition, the price of independence is expected to include many elements that they do not like. In a series of interviews with senior European diplomats based in...
  • Illegal immigrant from Albania dies in crash (Texas)

    11/17/2006 2:16:31 PM PST · by joan · 23 replies · 708+ views
    ktre ^ | November 17, 2006
    FALFURRIAS, Texas Authorities say a 21-year-old illegal immigrant from Albania died in South Texas after his S-U-V rolled over following a ten-mile chase. The Department of Public Safety says eleven passengers in the Suburban were injured in yesterday's crash -- four Hondurans, four Albanians and three Salvadorans. D-P-S says the chase began near Falfurrias when officers tried to pull over the vehicle for going 55 in a 45 mile-an-hour zone. The S-U-V sped off. The driver escaped on foot after the crash. The injured passengers were taken to hospitals. They're expected to be deported. Information from: San Antonio Express-News, http://www.mysa.com
  • Chase ends in deadly rollover [Albanian illegals in South Texas]

    11/17/2006 12:59:35 PM PST · by SwinneySwitch · 25 replies · 1,061+ views
    San Antonio Rio Grande Valley Bureau ^ | 11/16/2006 | Jesse Bogan
    McALLEN — A white Suburban being chased by Brooks County deputies on U.S. 281 rolled over near Falfurrias early Thursday, killing one undocumented immigrant and injuring 11 others. The 10-mile chase started when Falfurrias police tried to pull the Suburban over for going 55 in a 45-mph zone, but the driver sped off. Police backed off and let the deputies take over when they reached the city limits. Deputies told Alice-based Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Robert Vasquez they stayed about 100 yards behind the vehicle. "Right now there are a lot of unknowns," Vasquez said of the 12:51...
  • Stars & Stripes: What GIs need to know about Kosovo

    11/14/2006 6:46:18 PM PST · by Bokababe · 64 replies · 1,306+ views
    Stars & Stripes ^ | November 12, 2006 | Stella Jatras
    The Nov. 6 article “Training helps Guardsmen get Kosovo-savvy” deserves a response. The Stars and Stripes reporter states that ethnic Albanians in Kosovo make up 90 percent of the population. Actually, a more precise number is 97 percent. It is also necessary for your readers to understand just how the Kosovo (Muslim) Albanians became the majority — considering the Christian Serbs were once the majority until hundreds of thousands of them were either ethnically cleansed or killed by Adolf Hitler’s Nazi troops, followed by the communist Josip Broz Tito, who, in his hatred for the Christian Orthodox Serbs, encouraged Albanians...
  • Nato Sided With terrorists (Macedonian General on NATO and Islamists)

    10/07/2006 3:38:54 PM PDT · by kronos77 · 22 replies · 572+ views
    Former chief of staff of macedonian Army Pande Petrovski claimed that during Albanian Islamic insurgency in 2001 NATO direcly prevented destruction of Albanian Islamist supporting them. He stated that during battle for Aracinovo village, Macedonian troops arrested Two Americans alongside several dosent NATO personell and Albanian terrorists. He calims that than president of macedonia Trajkovski ordered him to stop the attack, and prevented him of capturing Albanian terrorists. NATO than SG George Robertson conducted talks with president and NATO extracted iths own personell and Albanian Terrorists from besiged village. George Robertson claimed that in village are 30 of his (NATO)...
  • I am sick of hearing about Kosovo, Clinton, and Al-qaeda

    09/28/2006 8:41:18 AM PDT · by Btrp113Cav · 39 replies · 1,248+ views
    Myself ^ | 28 September 2006 | Myself
    First off, lets remember who greeted us with flowers during their liberation and who didn't.
  • Congressional adviser increases volume on warning: Terrorists from Balkans could reach into Europe

    09/13/2006 1:23:22 PM PDT · by Bokababe · 79 replies · 1,378+ views
    WorldNetDaily.com ^ | 9/13/06 | WorldNetDaily.com
    A U.S. Congressional adviser is turning up the volume on his long-standing warnings that terrorists who have set up camps in the Balkans now easily can reach into Europe, telling reporters in Serbia that the idea now has a name – "Balkans 2020." Congressional adviser Yossef Bodansky, director of the U.S. House of Representatives Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare since 1988, told Slovenian Finance that the goal of the campaign is to set up terrorist camps in Bosnia, Kosovo, Sandzak and Croatia. He said at least five intelligence agencies now are working to track people and arms arriving...
  • Hitler, The Mufti Of Jerusalem And Modern Islamo Nazism

    08/30/2006 9:41:18 AM PDT · by hipaatwo · 17 replies · 870+ views
    This news report from Bayerischer Rundfunk explains in detail the cooperation between the Nazis and the Muslim Arab leaders during WW2. It goes on to explain how high ranking heads of the SS fled to the Arab world and carried on their activities under the protection of leaders such as President Nasser and how modern Islam has adopted a Nazi style ideology of hate and conspiracy against the Jews. Thanks to the Editrix (www.editrixoffice.com) for providing the translation and revealing this ray of light in the darkness of vitriolic reporting about Israel in the German media.
  • Kosovo Serbs boycott Vienna talks

    08/09/2006 7:42:13 AM PDT · by A. Pole · 12 replies · 269+ views
    BBC News ^ | Tuesday, 8 August 2006
    The Serb delegation from Kosovo has boycotted a session of talks about the future of the province. The second day of negotiations brokered by the United Nations in Vienna concentrated on the rights of the province's minorities. The Serb representatives said they did not accept being given the status of a minority. The talks are trying to resolve issues of education, health care, police and justice systems. The Tuesday session on minority rights was attended by the delegation from Belgrade. The first day of the latest round of talks on Monday ended with no progress on the major stumbling blocks...
  • Independence for Kosovo means trouble, Serbia says

    05/30/2006 9:17:33 AM PDT · by Bokababe · 78 replies · 959+ views
    Netscape ^ | Tuesday, May 30, 2006 | Reuters
    BELGRADE (Reuters) - Granting independence to Serbia's southern province of Kosovo against the will of Serbia would destabilize the Balkans, Serbia-Montenegro Foreign Minister Vuk Draskovic warned on Tuesday. The United Nations is mediating talks on Kosovo's future status, which Western diplomats say are likely to conclude with a form of independence by the end of the year. Serbia is adamantly opposed to such an outcome. "I am very afraid of the possible imposed solution against the will of Belgrade of turning Kosovo into a state," Draskovic told a news conference. "The whole region, I think, would inevitably face turbulence." The...
  • Thinking the Unthinkable; On the Wrong Side in Yugoslavia?

    04/13/2006 8:33:55 AM PDT · by PurpleMountains · 24 replies · 419+ views
    From Sea to Shining Sea ^ | 4/13/06 | Purple Mountains
    The roughly 5000 unspeakable acts of murder and mayhem committed by Islamofascist terrorists on innocent people just since 9/11 have got me wondering – did we come in on the wrong side in the conflict between the Serbians (Christians) and the Bosnians (Muslims) in the former Yugoslavia, and have we and the western world gone after the wrong group of war criminals? I am well aware of the horrendous barbarities committed by the Serbians against the Bosnians and others, but do we really know what transpired to drive them to these acts before the conflict aroused our interest? I admit...
  • Recognition of the independence of Kosovo to incite a new conflict

    03/31/2006 12:43:08 PM PST · by x5452 · 3 replies · 207+ views
    Interfax Religion ^ | 31 March 2006
    31 March 2006 The Moscow Patriarchate: Recognition of the independence of Kosovo to incite a new conflict in the region Moscow, March 30, Interfax - The independence of Kosovo implies negative consequences for Europe for many decades and leads to new developments around the so called ‘unrecognized states’ on the post-Soviet territory, chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate Department for External Church Relations Metropolitan Kirill of Smolensk and Kaliningrad said. ‘I believe that if Kosovo gets independence, the consequences would be disastrous. Kosovo and Serbia will bleed constantly, and the region will retain its potential for enmity, hatred and thus for...
  • Serbs told Kosovo will be independent - negotiators

    02/08/2006 7:05:35 AM PST · by A. Pole · 29 replies · 616+ views
    Yahoo! News ^ | Wednesday February 8 | Beti Bilandzic
    PRISTINA, Serbia and Montenegro (Reuters) - A senior British diplomat has told Serbs that independence is the best solution for the disputed Serbian province of Kosovo in talks due within days, Serb negotiators said on Tuesday. "[John] Sawers told us the Contact Group had decided Kosovo should be independent. He said Kosovo would be multi-ethnic, but in the end independent," Goran Bogdanovic, a Kosovo Serb, told Belgrade radio B92, after meeting the political director of the British Foreign Office late on Monday. A second Serb negotiator in Belgrade, who attended a meeting between Sawers and the Serbian prime minister on...
  • Monument to "KLA heroes" on church land

    01/23/2006 10:53:33 AM PST · by kronos77 · 12 replies · 426+ views
    kosovo.com ^ | jan. 18th 2006.
    The Association of Kosovo Liberation Army War Veterans, in cooperation with the Djakovica municipal assembly, has built a monument to "war heroes" on church property in immediate proximity to the Serbian Orthodox church of the Holy Trinity in Djakovica, which was destroyed after the war in 1999. This most recent attack on the property of the Serbian Orthodox Church, in direct cooperation with official municipal institutions, confirms that in addition to individual criminal acts in Kosovo illegal activities are being carried out also under the official auspices of institutions formed during the UN protectorate ... The Church is seriously concerned...
  • Another Useless U.N. Conference

    12/21/2005 10:55:09 AM PST · by kronos77 · 10 replies · 342+ views
    FrontPageMagazine.com ^ | December 21, 2005 | By Alyssa A. Lappen
    Incredibly, Turfe also claimed that “while the rights of non-Muslim minorities to practice their faith are respected and protected in the Muslim world without question, the same does not hold true today for Muslims in the West.” In fact, Saudi Arabia alone has spent some $90 billion worldwide since the 1970s to construct mosques and Islamic centers including thousands in the west. By contrast, Saudi Arabia has no open churches, and officials promise never to allow them. The regime even arrests Christians for holding private services at home. Elsewhere in the Gulf, churches are extremely rare. Qatar recently allowed the...
  • Kosovo's war on property rights

    12/21/2005 7:11:13 AM PST · by kronos77 · 20 replies · 703+ views
    ERPKIM/Serbianna ^ | december 20th 2005. | M. Bozinovich
    Imagine yourself away from your home, perhaps vacationing, during which time a self appointed authority sells your home and in anticipation of your grievance sets up a panel of judges that will decide whether you are deserving of a compensation and in what amount. It's bad enough that you lost control of your own property and have to go through unnecessary legal proceedings but when the panel of judges decides to pay you way less then what you could have sold the property... you decide to leave. Congratulations! You've been successfully cleansed from the territory. Well, this is exactly what...
  • 500 meters for 500 souls

    12/21/2005 7:06:22 AM PST · by kronos77 · 4 replies · 245+ views
    Politika/EKPIM ^ | december 17th 2005.
    "We're accustomed to live here. We returned to our own house and we will accept whatever God has prepared for us," said Grandmother Momirka. She is one of 500 residents determined to stay in her home despite the hostile Albanian environment. Located between Djakovica, Decane, Prizren and Pec, Orahovac is one of the smallest Serb enclaves. The former small town with its own municipal assembly, court and secondary school has become a barbed wire-enclosed concentration camp for Serbs. Their freedom of movement is limited to a circumference of 500 meters. In order to go outside this they need an armed...
  • Australian at Guantanamo wins court battle

    12/16/2005 4:18:41 AM PST · by kronos77 · 5 replies · 470+ views
    Seattlle Post Intelligencer ^ | december 14th 2005.
    Australian at Guantanamo wins court battle By PAISLEY DODDS ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER photo In this undated photo released by the Hicks family shows Guantanamo Bay detainee Australian David Hicks. Hicks held at the U.S. prison camp in Guantanamo Bay won a court battle in London Tuesday Dec. 13, 2005, to be registered as a British citizen a step he hopes will secure his release. (AP Photo/Hicks family hand out) LONDON -- An Australian being held at the U.S. prison camp in Guantanamo Bay won a court battle Tuesday to be registered as a British citizen - a step he hopes...