What--- did you just get back from an imams for peace conference?
Your postings exhibit a serious lack of knowledge about the Balkans.. esp the 600 year history of Islamic jihad against the Serbian people!
In the meantime why doncha fixate on this photo and tell me which one you are the Nazi Kraut or the nazi albanian...
On right, Kosovar Albanian Muslim Nazir Hodic, a member of the Nazi SS Division Handzar in Bosnia. On left is Rudi Sommemer, the commander of the Nazi SS Albanian Battalion, 6/28 in Handzar. Hodic is shown wearing the Albanian skull cap issued by the SS with a Nazi swastika on his collar. Yep, and you will find similar pro-Nazi and SS units recruited from Swedes, Norwegians, Belgians, Frenchmen, Spaniards, Ukrainians, Slovaks, Italians, etc.
I do not lack knowledge of the Balkans or its history.
The Serbs were not the only victims of the Muslims/Ottoman empire. Some of the most intense resistance to them came from Albanians in fact.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skanderbeg
And some of the biggest collaborators with the Turks were Christian Serbians.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Nicopolis
- A Christian army was destroyed by the Turks with the critical assistance of collaborating Serbs.
The problem is that this whole business was extremely complex, leaving aside the basic Muslim aggression, it spun off into a mess of various resistances and accomodations and mutual antagonisms that remained once the whole jihad idea had gone away. The whole thing was more or less simple in 1389, but not in 2008.