Serbs may back rebel republic in Kosovo

To: seamole; bobi

sad thing is for the people of that region it is this American history of the 1990s they will remember, and the shameful thing is, bobi's statement as painful and as hurtful to read as it is, is true.

22 posted on 02/21/2003 8:45:14 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

To: seamole; DTA

The Atta cell's logistical base was out of Bosnia. One of the 9/11 hijakers had a "war crimes" file at the Hague. The UN only "investigates" criminals and crimes that happened inside former Yugoslavia so that is pretty important info. I can link you to the sources if you wish.

24 posted on 02/21/2003 8:48:14 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

As an American all I know is that bobi's nation of origin FYROM asked for military help from the USA/NATO as a member of NATO's Partnership for Peace program against Albanian rebels that were pourng over the Kosovo border USA/NATO were in charge of..the response? The USA provided armed escort to safety for trapped rebel terrorists.

What else would bobi's people feel?

26 posted on 02/21/2003 8:51:14 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

The article and the links attached by Freepers provide an overall picture that damns Clinton: BIN LADEN GATE

I will pull the Bosnian link which is the smoking gun in my next post.

27 posted on 02/21/2003 8:53:54 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

28 posted on 02/21/2003 9:13:28 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

The greatest thing about FreeRepublic was that a full year before 9/11 freepers were posting the dangers of linking our foreign policy with these Muslim groups. The Balkan posters were posting al-Qaeda articles day in and out befire they knew what this al-Qaeda was and to them we owe a dedt of gratitude and apologies.

31 posted on 02/21/2003 9:29:48 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

From: 'It's OK to kill non-Muslims': Bosnian-British radical cleric message exposed on Web

In addition to being used in the Ujaama trial in Seattle, the videos we obtained have been entered into evidence at the "Bosnian-Serb war crimes" trial at the Hague -- in support of the Serbian defense! These videos clearly show that attacks against the Serbs were being funded, supported by Muslim groups in the West -- U.S. and U.K. -- as well as Saudi Arabia. The Serbs were defending themselves from outside aggression.

21 posted on 11/18/2002 4:46 PM EST by JohnathanRGalt

From: www.johnathangaltfilms.com

Video Clip pgcc4.WMV Description: British armed muslims on film admit to killing hundreds of serbs on film. We never knew the UN gave them permission to kill in other country's the full tape is to bloody to air as it shows mass graves! And Terrorists Attack on serbs and mass graves being dig and bodies of serbs being put in it on film by muslims.

Video Clip 13.WMV Description: Bosnian Training Camp and short speech on killing by human homicide bombers.

32 posted on 02/21/2003 9:40:46 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

That is why I am here :)

33 posted on 02/21/2003 9:41:45 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

You can add the Nazi terrorist Hitler to the list also. His passion for killing people was rooted deeply in the fact that he was a muslem.

34 posted on 02/21/2003 10:04:21 PM PST by allodialman

You might want to add that a number of those ever-colorful "training camps" seen in the videos are still active in northern Albania and that the NLA/KLA (local al-Qaeda affiliates both, they handle the jihad in the Balkans just like their GSPC and GIA counterparts do in Algeria) are still in operation post-9/11 and continue to pump out willing fighters for the cause.

While I believe the Albanian government has signed on to support the US post-9/11, if only on paper, the country is still a major base of operations for the Egyptian Islamic Jihad, which is indistinguishable from the central command of al-Qaeda. It strikes me that after we hit Afghanistan, several hundred to several thousand al-Qaeda fled west through Iran, where they split into three groups.

A third went to Lebanon to work on rebuilding the group's infrastructure and perfecting its WMD capabilities through the assistance of its state sponsors. Another third went north to the Pankisi Gorge in Georgia, and I suspect the recent wave of Chechen attacks (shooting down Russian helicopters, the Moscow bombings and subsequent hostage seige, and the recent bombing in Grozny) is a result of these reinforcements. However, not all of them stayed in Georgia and others traveled to Albania to establish new training camps and directly tie together al-Qaeda and the Saudis' Wahhabi mi$$ionary efforts in Europe. The reports from the UK and the Netherlands of hundreds of Muslim immigrants being taken to attend "summer camps" where they are basically brainwashed is indicative of this. If I had to guess, I would say that al-Qaeda might well attempt a general uprising in Europe (a la Algeria) in several years if we allow them to capitalize on their existing safe havens.

And oh yes, the other third fleeing west headed south to Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Eritrea, and Somalia, where they are no doubt up to all sorts of nasty mischief. While the US and its allies are making good progress in rooting out the terrorists and their state sponsors, this is still quite likely to be a long war, something we all knew from the get-go.

35 posted on 02/21/2003 10:30:13 PM PST by Angelus Errare

To: Angelus Errare

36 posted on 02/21/2003 10:46:38 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

To: seamole; allodialman

The Nazi fascination for Islam (especially Himmler's) probably confused him, but Hitler was never a Muslim.

38 posted on 02/21/2003 10:56:04 PM PST by Destro ("The past isn't dead. In fact, it isn't even past." - William Faulkner)

Could you explain the differences and doublestandards the US and Britain have regarding the implementation of UN Resolutions? The US and Britain insist on Iraq’s compliance with UN Resolution 1441 and threaten to wage war. At the same time they are actively breaching and preventing implementation of UN Resolution 1244 in the occupied serbian province Kosovo.

40 posted on 02/22/2003 2:38:56 AM PST by DestroyEraseImprove

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