Posted on 01/03/2006 3:08:30 PM PST by joan
PRISTINA -- Tuesday – According to Polish daily Zecpospolita, the circumstances of the non-Albanian population in Kosovo remain tragic.
“The international community continues to look the other way, while it is clear that there is only room for Albanians in the region. The United Nation’s Special Envoy for Kosovo, Kai Eide, states in his report that the situation has improved for minorities, and that the Kosovo status discussions will help improve their circumstances. According to another report, which was done for the international institutions by independent experts, the circumstances of minorities in Kosovo remain tragic.” the daily writes.
“Not only Serbs, but Bosnians, Romas and Croats cannot freely use their own languages, because speaking Serbian, Roma or Croatian in a public place is dangerous, and provokes the aggression of the Albanian majority, which in the most minimal cases, involves physical attacks.”
“The Government discriminates against Serbs as well. One court sentenced a Serbian in Albanian, which he does not understand, even though the official language is technically Serbian.” the daily states, adding that this is not an isolated issue in the region.
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This just makes me sick.
Another lasting CLINTON LEGACY . . .
There might still be time to hand Kosovo back over to its rightful owners (Serbia) before the UN steps in demanding that we hand Texas and California over to Vincente Fox and the Atzlaners on the same psychotic basis.
Fascisht, German or Albanian could never be negotiatet with. Only language they understand is one they speak.
Force.
Evry option was offered to Albanians, and they rejected all. No other solution is other than liberation of Kosovo from Muslim terrorists.
Islam- eastern from Shat-El-Arab
civilisation is on the opposite way.
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