Posted on 10/06/2006 1:34:18 AM PDT by kronos77
According to information obtained by journalists of KIM Radio from Caglavica, major construction work has been going on for the past few weeks near the monument to Kosovo heroes in Gazimestan near Pristina. According to eyewitness testimony, the work, which is being done by a Kosovo Albanian company, has arrived to almost one hundred meters from the memorial, next to which stands a KFOR security checkpoint. A UN official from Pristina who wished to remain anonymous stated that Albanian businessmen want to take advantage of the period until the status of protected zones around Serbian cultural and historical buildings is defined in order to illegally build industrial and other facilities near those monuments, and privatize existing Serb- or socially-owned property
Likewise, construction of some kind of industrial facility began a month ago near the town of Velika Hoca at a distance of 1.5 kilometers from the Orahovac-Suva Reka road. Officials in the Orahovac municipal administration advised that will be a factory for producing cardboard boxes. The consensus among the Serbs in Hoca is that this building will cause serious damage to the appearance of the environment and the town itself, the location of 12 medieval Serbian Orthodox churches. At the same time, KIM Radio learned that an Albanian businessman has already purchased an existing plastic products factory located even closer to town. On the day of purchase an Albanian flag was hoisted over the factory, practically at the very entrance of the only remaining Serb village in Orahovac municipality.
(Excerpt) Read more at kosovo.net ...
*Kosovo field - or literally the Field of Blackbirds - is a famous medieval battlefield in the Serbia's southern province of Kosovo. It stretches from the provincial capital of Pristina to Mitrovica in the north. On June 28, 1389, St. Vitus Day, a coalition of Christian forces led by the Serbian Prince Lazar and his knights fought on this field the invading Ottoman army of Sultan Murad and his vassals. Both the Prince and the Sultan died in the battle. The Serbs consider the battle as one of the most important events in their national history and the Church venerates Prince Lazar as a Martyr Saint. The location where the final battles were fought is called Gazimestan . On the Gazimestan hill a Memorial tower of Kosovo Battle Knights was constructed in memory of the fallen heroes. The entire area is considered as the most sacred Christian Orthodox site. The legend says that the meadows around the tower still hide the bones of Lazar's brave knights.
Once again, muslims contribute nothing positive wherever they go. Misery, destruction and murder follow them.
Couldn't have said it any better bump.
It is as if Cubans started doing excavation and building on the field of Gettysburg, Va.
On St. Vitus Day 1389, Cristian coalition force of 25,000 led by Serbian Prince Lazar met the juggernaut of invading Ottoman army that vastly outnumber them. The battle was bloody and both Prince Lazar and Sultan Murad were killed. The outcome of the battle was not clear outright, the bells of Notre Dame in Paris even rang for Christian victory.
The Serbian gentry and their soldiers knew that their chances against the Ottomans were nil - they deliberatelly chose to die and not to bow in front of the Islamic menace. Few people today can understand such choice, to live comfortably as a slave or die with honor. Most Serbs understand this and for that reason Kosovo field is a sacred place for the Serbs.
The Kosovo battle sealed the fate of prosperous Medieval Serbia and ushered Serbia into the age of darkness, under Islamism, Nazism, Communism and NWOism.
Albanian animals know too well that Kosovo field is a hallowed ground for Serbs and all Christians. This is also well known to Germans who in this moment head military and civil command in Kosovo.
Even Hitler was better than today's "democratic" Germany. He left the souls of 25,000 Christian heroes rest in peace.
Imagine Cubans and Chicoms digging here
Imagine Algerians and Morrocans digging here
Another fine site for Albanian business development /sarcasm off
WRITE TO YOUR CONGRESSMAN TODAY. This is not a Serbian issue at all.
Here's one that I just received:
BBC Monitoring: Kosovo Albanians stone UN bus transporting Serbs
Kosovska Mitrovica, 6 October: A group of Albanians this morning stoned a UN
bus transporting Serbs in the village of Rudnik in Srbica municipality.
No-one was killed or injured, but considerable material damage was inflicted
on the bus, SRNA was told by Osojani [village] coordinator Stojan Donic.
Buses transporting Serbs from Osojani to Kosovska Mitrovica have been stoned
on several occasions while passing through Albanian villages in the past couple
of months.
This morning's attack happened at 0930 [0730 gmt].
Source: SRNA news agency, Bijeljina, in Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian 0848 gmt 6
Oct 06
LOAD-DATE: October 6, 2006
Gazimestan protected
Illegal construction in the vicinity of Gazimestan Monument has been stopped. Marti Ahtisari's office /UNOSEK/ requested from Kosovo Government to stop issuing construction permits for construction in the vicinity of Serbian cultural and historic monuments until completion of the process for definition of the protection zones. The agreement over the zones is to be reached at negotiations in Vienna.
KFOR also got special instructions to pay attention to all future attempts of usurpation of land and illegal construction in the vicinity of the monuments and churches and monasteries of the Serbian Orthodox Church.
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