French, Croatian and Serbian Intelligence Services Brought Mujahedins to Bosnia

'Evening Newspaper', Croat and Bosniak daily newspaper from Mostar ^ | Captain Albala

[captain albala]

Mehmedovic: French, Croatian and Serbian Intelligence Services Brought Mujahedins to BiH It has been eight years since the war in BiH ended, but this armed conflict was not yet categorized. For the IC, this war was an unfortunate conflict in the region and as such it was defined in the DA, which was ratified by all three sides in the conflict. However, Bosniaks claim that it is about an aggression committed by SiCG, while the Serbian and Croatian sides describe this conflict as a civil war. However, as time is passing by and the truth is revealed, it is more and more obvious that for the Muslim side this was a religious war, at least in the beginning. The recent statement of the Chief of SDA Envoy Group within the BiH Parliament, Semsudin Mehmedovic, supports this fact. In his interview for Sarajevo newspaper Dani, Mehmedovic revealed that Mujahedins from Islamic countries arrived to BiH at the beginning of the war in 1992. He admitted that Mujahedins kept coming the next year on. These facts unmistakably unmask the “multiethnic politics” that authorities in Sarajevo, led by Alija Izetbegovic, allegedly followed before and during the war. Due to only verbal pledging for a multiethnic BiH, in his interview for Dani, Mehmedovic wanted to minimize the role of Mujahedins as allies, claiming that they were “implanted” in this former Yugoslav Republic by the French, Croatian, and Serbian intelligence services. Even such a story falls into the water when it is known that the authority, represented by the Bosniak nationalistic party SDA, gave citizenship to all Mujahedins during and after the war and allowed them to settle in BiH. Someone could say that these were strange rewards for people for whom some claim to be spies. Large number of them stayed and lived in the FBiH. According to data that was recently revealed by the former FBiH high intelligence operative, Munir Alibabic, approximately 800 Mujahedins live in the FBiH. Another clear and indisputable piece of evidence that proves that the Bosniak side understood this as a religious war, was the fact that it proclaimed all of its deceased soldiers as “Sehid”, which in the Arabic language means “Muslims who bravely died for a religion.” Even though it is rude to tamper with the dead, one cannot avoid a conclusion that it is about a strange call for victims of aggression from a multiethnic army. The definition of this conflict is even further complicated when data stated by General Sefer Halilovic is added to all of this. Namely, General Halilovic stated in his book “Cunning Strategy” that the Patriotic League was a paramilitary formation established by the SDA in 1991 and that it numbered approximately 100,000 members. However, one thing is for sure and that is that there are less and less arguments that the Serbian side and SiCG were the only guilty side and aggressor. –vs (D. Stojakovic – pg 5 of 40)

[Bismarck]

I don't think so. Why would the Serbs and Croats bring more enemies into the battlefield?

[captain albala]

Anybody knows name of our friend claiming mujahedins came in 1993, not before?

[captain albala]

because we all know serbs are crazy and irational people that just love to have more and more enemies... obviously

[Bismarck]

...if we follow Bill Clinton's logic, of course.

[captain albala]

well, something pretty much like that.

ofcourse, some other people claim serbs are crazy enough to fight for their rights, even when confronted with major powers (Like Turkey in 19th century, Austria in 1914, Germany, Italy in 1941, USSR in 1948, or even most of western countries in 1990's)... interesting theory, though...

[joan]

Was it JCB?

[captain albala]

JCB, NY republican, I'm not sure... I'll check it now :-)

[captain albala]

yah, JCB, I'm waiting for his return from Holand, so he could comment this one, straight from high bosnian muslim official...

[DTA]

Bosnian Muslim politicians are liars like 5 year old kids caught with hands in the cookie jar. They expect us to believe in their transparent lies. If what they claim is true, then Izetbegovic (a.k.a. Abu Izzet) must be the resident of Serbian and French Secret Service.

The only problem, it was Izetbegovic who brought Bin Laden to Bosnia. Izetbegovic provided financial haven to TWRA and Dr. Elfatih Hassanein-omal-Fatih (one of OBL financial conduits)

[DTA]

Check FR posts under "GOLDENCHAIN" keyword

OBL financiers, "charities" "businessmen". And guess what, the roads lead to and from Bosnia.

Bosnia was a hub of OBL activities, under Clinton supervision.

[Destro]

"Due to only verbal pledging for a multiethnic BiH, in his interview for Dani, Mehmedovic wanted to minimize the role of Mujahedins as allies, claiming that they were “implanted” in this former Yugoslav Republic by the French, Croatian, and Serbian intelligence services. Even such a story falls into the water when it is known that the authority, represented by the Bosniak nationalistic party SDA, gave citizenship to all Mujahedins during and after the war and allowed them to settle in BiH."

Something was lost in translation - the article is refuting the Bosnian Muslim position that the French, Croatian, and Serbians imported the jihadists.

[joan]

"yah, JCB, I'm waiting for his return from Holand"

You think he will stop and visit Milosevic while he is in the Netherlands?

[captain albala]

I don't know what could have been lost in translation, go to the link, you'll see it as it is...

Nah, JCB is not interested in trials. but who knows, now it's milosevic's turn to call witnesses... and it's going to be very very interesting to see clinton, albright, shroeder, and few high politicians more...

[JCB]

What exactly does this change?

I have always stated that the Muj didn't arrive EN MASS until after 1992. The article gives no figures on the number of Muj imported yet goes on to say that there are currently about 800 living in Bosnia now - out of 1.7 million+ Muslims. Some Jihad!

I could ask when the first volunteers from Greece, Russia and Belarus arrived in Bosnia to fight for their slavic Serbian brothers, but I won't cuz their numbers were too small to really matter. Same with the Muj scum.

[JCB]

Yes joan, I visited Milosevic in the Hague.

He passes on his greetings to you and says thanks for the letters of encouragement.