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To: mark502inf; I_killed_kenny; wonders
One would have to wonder if these Illyrians like a lot of the Muslim tribes were nomadic and moved around. It that were the case how can one decide on what area was a homeland? Serbs were not nomadic and if anyone had the right to call an area a homeland its the Serbs. Kosovo will remain part of Serbia and will remain an area of contention. The big question here is if no side can not tolerate the other what is the solution? Personally if both can cohabit ate and breath the same air which is a wet dream then can kosovo be anexed by terrorists? I think the only solution is to let the Serbs return under a more tolerant regime? The oppressed majority of Albanians would get used to it rather than answer to a bunch of former inmate KLA. Rugova is Kosovo's only chance of setting things strait. If the KLA continue to coordinate and execute the systematic genocide of the remaining Serbs in Kosovo the deserve what the get......
48 posted on 06/16/2004 5:54:34 PM PDT by Wraith (He who defends everything, defends nothing. Napoleon.)
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To: Wraith
"these Illyrians like a lot of the Muslim tribes " Illyrians were like Illyrians, not like Muslims but nice try. They were there for at least 700 years before Allah was dreamed. Check out this search on the origins of the Roman emperor who legalized Christianity. Also, do a search on where Peter preached after Jesus was killed. People were converted after 500 years of Ottoman occupation. You might also want to search how Albanians were summarily fired by Slobodan Milosevic and how they couldn't learn their language, in their land. It may explain a few things.
49 posted on 06/16/2004 7:40:18 PM PDT by I_killed_kenny
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