Posted on 11/08/2002 10:59:35 AM PST by Destro
Terrorists: Photos of Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) at their murder trial at a UN-run court in Pristina
Fri Nov 8, 9:33 AM ET Former Kosovo Liberation Army rebel fighter Daut Haradinaj (R) arrives at a UN-run court in Kosovo's capital Pristina, November 8, 2002. Haradinaj and four other defendants are charged with illegal detention and the torture of Kosovo Albanians after NATO (news - web sites) entered Kosovo in June 1999. REUTERS/Hazir Reka
Fri Nov 8,10:26 AM ET A group of five members of the now disbanded Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) attend their trial at a UN-run court in Pristina, November 8, 2002. The group is accused of murder, unlawful detention and serious bodily harm of ethnic Albanians in mid-June 1999. The accused are: Idriz Balaj (front row L), Ramush Ahmetaj (front row C) and Daut Haradinaj, (front row R) Ahmet Elshani (back row L) and Bekim Zekaj (back row R) REUTERS/Hazir Reka
Fri Nov 8,10:15 AM ET Former Kosovo Liberation Army rebel fighters Idriz Balaj, front row left, Ramush Ahmetaj, center, and Daut Haradinaj, front row right, along with Ahmet Elshani, back row left, and Bekim Zekaj, back right, appear before a UN-run municipal court in Kosovo's capital, Pristina, Friday Nov. 8, 2002 in Pristina. Idriz Balaj is charged with the murder of four fellow Kosovo Albanians killed after NATO (news - web sites) entered Kosovo in June 1999. The other four defendants are charged with the illegal detention and torture of Kosovo Albanians. (AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu
Fri Nov 8,10:06 AM ET Former Kosovo Liberation Army rebel fighter, Daut Haradinaj appears before a UN-run municipal court in Kosovo's capital, Pristina, Friday, Nov. 8, 2002. Haradinaj and three other defendants are charged with the illegal detention and torture of Kosovo Albanians. At the same trial, Idriz Balaj is charged with the murders of four fellow Kosovo Albanians killed after NATO (news - web sites) entered Kosovo in June, 1999. (AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu)
Tue Oct 22,11:26 AM ET U.N. war crimes tribunal chief prosecutor Carla Del Ponte enters a U.N. building to meet Kosovo Chief Administrator Michel Steiner in Kosovo's capital Pristina, October 22, 2002. Del Ponte said that investigations about suspected Kosovo Liberation Army perpetrators are ongoing and she hopes the International Tribunal for Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) will issue one indictment by the end of this year and two next year. REUTERS/Hazir Reka
Sat Oct 26, 8:31 AM ET Hashim Thaci, leader of the Democratic Party of Kosovo (PDK) and former guerrilla commander of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) gives a thumbs up as he votes in Kosovo's municipal elections in Pristina October 26, 2002. Many Serbs living in the province may boycott the polls in a protest against their living conditions. REUTERS/Pool/Armando Babani
Free Slobo!!!
Colonel George Jatras, USAF (Ret.), General Wesley Clark and moderatorFrom: Wesley Clark - A War Criminal?
For those in the audience who did not have a flier, I began to explain the picture which showed General Clark in a congratulatory handshake with Hashim Thaci, leader of the KLA, which under the noses of KFOR had murdered or ethnically cleansed thousands of Kosovo Serbs and had destroyed more Orthodox Christian churches and monasteries than were destroyed in 500 years under the Ottoman Empire. Next to Thaci was Bernard Kouchner, Chief U.N. administrator in Kosovo, British General Sir Michael Jackson, and Agim Ceku, who commanded the Croatian Army in "Operation Storm" that ethnically cleansed 250,000 Serbs from Krajina and murdered thousands and who now commands the Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC), the thinly disguised successor to the KLA. It should be noted that the KLA, with whom we allied ourselves, at one time was designated by the U.S. State Department as a terrorist organization. Of course, this is the same KLA about whom Senator Joe Lieberman said: "The United States of America and the Kosovo Liberation Army stand for the same values and principles . . . Fighting for the KLA is fighting for human rights and American values." (Washington Post, Apr.28, 1999). Clark at Borders bookstore, Pentagon Center Mall, 17 Jul 2001 by Colonel George Jatras, USAF (Ret.)
".....The Western media is preparing us for yet another terrorist war which NATO will be helpless to prevent although it is training the terrorists.
"Western special forces were still training the guerrillas, as a result of decisions taken before the change of government in Yugoslavia." (BBC, Jan. 29, 2001) (1)
The 'guerrillas' in question are members of the terrorist Kosovo Liberation Army, or KLA. You remember the KLA, don't you? They're the people who NATO installed in power in Kosovo in June 1999 after which they drove out almost all Serbs, 'Gypsies', Jews and Slavic Muslims, or killed them.
Bill Clinton and George W. are quite fond of the KLA and Sen. Joseph Lieberman has said:
"[The] United States of America and the Kosovo Liberation Army stand for the same human values and principles. . . . Fighting for the KLA is fighting for human rights and American values." ('Washington Post' April 28, 1999)..........
Never forget. Never, never, never.......
Under Clinton's world order you can bomb Orthodox Christians on Easter but you must stop bombing Muslims for Ramadan, remember?
It's ok to kill Serbs, NATO and al-Qaeda did it with glee. They are after all Orthodox Christian infidels and Slavic untermenchen, nein?
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