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let me address your history quote here. The bosniacs, serbs, croats, alabanians, greeks, bulgarians, romanians, hungarians, vlachs, macedonians, and pretty much everyone else in the Balkans or nearby fought against the Ottoman Turks. Following your logic we should ignore the genocide the Serbs committed during 1998-1999 when they killed tens of thousands of kosovars. What about the bosniacs they killed? Would you say that we should ignore the holocaust just because german crusaders fought to reclaim the holy city from the Saracenes? Please! I understand you're a Serb apologist, but if president Bush saw it fit to continue to stay in Kosovo there must have been a good reason: to stop any future powerplays by the russians in that region and discourage the spread of fundamentalist islam. You don't hear of any suicide bombers attacking Camp Bondsteel do you? According to you there was no genocide? Really? What do you call the murder of over 10 000 civilians? The serbs invented the word ethnic cleansing in Bosnia, thanks to Radovan Karadzic whom I hate to say the EU won't hang. So, before you shame the sacrifices of our men and women who worked to save Boniacs and Kosovars take this discussion elsewhere. We were talking about Obama! I'd be glad to discuss Eastern European history with you whenever you wish. Just let me know.

Let me repeat.

1. There was no “genocide” of either Bosniacs or Kossovo pan-Albanian Muslims. You proliferate the BS of genocide. There was a civil war. The US Civil War caused the death of 3/4 million people. A small fraction died on all sides in the Yugoslavia debacle. But go on believing the lies you were fed throughout the Clinton administration with Albright the head-liar. Suck it up pal. Sounds to me you played right into their propaganda hands. Some Conservative you are.

2. Christians fought against the Ottomans in Europe. They didn’t want to be dhimmis anymore. Those who were Muslims enjoyed all the privileges of Ottoman dhimmitude against the oppressed Christian populations.