Kosovo's women suffer

LA Times ^ | March 10, 2008 | Tracy Wilkinson,

[Bokababe]

Gee, aren't we glad that we could help expand the Albanian Muslim culture and the sex slave traffic by backing a second Muslim Albania in the Balkans? NOT!

[Bokababe]

[Bokababe]

Supporting an Albanian independent Kosovo is literally supporting the enslavement of women and trafficking of sex slavery.

And that's not "feminist clap-trap".

[montyspython]

Not to mention their penchant for selling their own children.

[montyspython]

Code oif Lek the new Albanian import.

[Kolokotronis]

I think this article is designed to engender sympathy for the Mousselmanithas. If so, it didn’t work with me.

[colorado tanker]

Sex trafficking seems to go on wherever the UN or others set up a big aid or peacekeeping operation. The troops in the Congo were notorious too.

[Kenny Bunk]

There you go again, Babe! Knocking those wonderfully loyal allies of ours, the warm, lovable, colorful, and quaint Albanians!

Of course, trafficking in whores and babies is up ... it's because stolen cars and stolen car parts are down. There's a glut of heroin out there, so prices of that commodity are low. Income from Extortion and Kidnapping are holding up, but just barely. When you run an international business like Albania, Inc., Babe, you have to change your marketing to suit the market, Duh-uh!

But I do admire the ethnically neutral reporting ... at first glance the reporter might have been discussing a renegade group of Danish Girl Guides. Then it turns out they are Albanians ... but not really. They are Albanian Gypsies, and "real" Albanians are mixed up in it, too.

[Bokababe]

"According to Uzice's SOS Center coordinator, 10 percent of all calls require direct interventions to protect the victim's life, while many more callers require counseling and psychological care"

They are talking about an area of Serbia, adjacent to Bosnia, which is nearly 1/5 Muslim.

[F-117A]

The question now is whether independence, which is still in an embryonic stage and not universally recognized, will result in a change of status for women and eradication of the trafficking networks. Or whether organized criminal gangs, with allies in the new government, will be given an even freer hand.

It you look closely, you will see that the article was in the LA Times. Los Angeles is in the United States.

With your attempt to deflect the thrust of the article, one has to wonder if you support the trafficking or are yourself involved in the trade!

[Bokababe]

It doesn't take "4/5" to produce sex slavers and domestic violence. It only takes 1/5.

If you are saying that Muslim women aren't treated worse everywhere in the world than are Christian women, then you are a complete moron.

Even in this article that tried to engender sympathy for Albanian women, their "BEST case scenario" was that Albanian women were "relegated to restrictive lives at home, guarded behind the high-walled compounds that traditionally housed extended ethnic Albanian families, or clans." Worst case scenario was that they were sold to sex slavers by their own families. . Serbia women have never lived like that -- except when the Turks were around and they needed protection. The Turks been gone for over 100 years.

[Bokababe]

Sex Slavery IS primarily "an Albanian thing".

Do a quick search:

Kosovo -- Sex Slavery

Serbia -Sex Slavery

You'll find that virtually the "Serbia" articles refer to Kosovo, and/or Serbia (along with Macedonia, Croatia, etc) only as transit routes.

You're the "propagandist" on this issue. The Albanian Mafia has been running sex slaves, illegal drugs and illegal arms out of Kosovo for a long time, but since NATO showed up, it has gotten much worse.

[Bokababe]

"You have no idea how dumb you guys look when you try to gain sympathy for Serbia by twisting facts. Once people find that you lied to them, it's all over."

Wow, you look so smart when you use such big words! LOL!

[FormerLib]

Back so soon, Hoplite?