Kosovo:The fire about to be lit. - Page 3

TrueAlbo2006 · #21 (**permalink**) 02-26-2008, 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Free Mind

This is free formula. You can try, but be careful.

1. Ignore authority - First segment about 20-30 years
2. Ignore dialog - First segment
3. Organize "liberation army" - Second segment about 5 years
4. Start killing policeman and solgers - Second segment
5. Provocate police to attack - Second segment
6. When police kill "to many" terrorist (about 5000) then you can publich "Hey World save as, they do ethnic cleansing" - Third segment - Few mounts
7. Than NATO (without enabling Secure Council UN) bombing that country and kill about 1300 civilians and few solgers. - Third segment
8. Than UN brings resolution and peace - Fourth segment - 5-10 years
9. If in that named teritory you have still to many domestic people and their culture you must banish (about 250.000) him and burn what you can burn - Fourth segment
10. Declare independence

P.S. Before 1999. war in Kosovo had lived over 400.000 Serbs, but after war (and presently) just 150.000 Serbs!!!
P.S.P.S. Message for Serbia: Good ethnic cleansing, bravo!

Yea, they're living in the PLlnet of Mars because Serbia does not seem to find the 400,000 people who lived in the Republic of Kosovo, thus, they might be illegal immigrants in the Planet of Mars.
Just a tip in advance, of course, explaining the mythic echoing of the science fiction stories penned and spread by the anti-Western aggressive machine of the Serbian nationalists who chant "Let's kill Albanians"...

Serbia is becoming the lamest country in the world..
Maybe you're not familiar with the modern saying: Serbia is Siberia, surely will shrink like Nokia"...Go back to the alcoholic and rotten whore, your adopted mother who will abort you very soon, Russia"...

Free Mind · #22 (**permalink**) 02-27-2008, 12:19 AM

Serbia won WWI and WWII. Serbia will win and WWIII. This is a beginning, are you blind?

www.kosovoisserbia.cjb.net

Weasel · #23 (**permalink**) 02-27-2008, 04:41 AM

Albanian women give birth average 10 children
Albanian men have 2 wives (average)

So one migrated Albanian family will make 5 fighters and 5 families (1man+2woman) on first generation
25 fighers and 25 families (1man+2woman) on 2nd generaition.
How serbs can win them?
How Europe can win them?
All Europe will be Albanian soon!

Fascist Canuck · #24 (**permalink**) 02-27-2008, 04:57 AM

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Originally Posted by lunecat

It doesn't take much reading up on Kosovo's history to realise that it has never naturally been part of any one Country - Serbia are mearly the most recent occupiers - The current population is ethnic muslim/Albanian and should be free to declare Independence if they wish - they were treated like dirt by the Serbians and until NATO prevented it there was genocide been carryied out by the Serbs against the majority population if they caused any "trouble".

We should support them in their desire to become Independent and ignore Serbian and Russian threats.

And you are being plane daft if you draw a parallel between Kosovo declaring Independence and Caliornia splitting from the US!

Kosovo declaring independence, and California doing so are exactly the same thing. What kind of glue have you been sniffing? I am most curious.

TrueAlbo2006 · #25 (**permalink**) 02-27-2008, 04:50 PM

Council for National Security divided
State leadership cannot agree even on condemnation of violence

The Council for National Security only concluded that on February 21 during incidents in front of the American Embassy the police forces had performed their duty well. This conclusion, however, does not refer to the Home Ministry. The President, the Prime Minister, the ministers and chiefs of security services obviously failed to agree as to who was in command of the Police that day and who should bear the responsibility for the violence in which Zoran Vujovic lost his life. Due to this disagreement no press release from the session of the Council for National Security has been issued until so far.

In the absence of official statement, there was unofficial information that the State secretary Mirjana Orasanin is in charge of the Police. Allegedly there was a request made at the session for identification and legal processing of all involved in the violence in Belgrade and for legal responsibility of those that caused such violence to occur. It is also said that it has been decided to ban wearing of military uniforms in all meetings of protest.
It has been further agreed, according this unofficial quotes, that no future diplomatic activity should cause far-reaching damaging consequences for Serbia, either politically or economically.
However, the PM Vojislav Kostunica’s cabinet reacted immediately after that stating that due to ‘numerous misinformation’ that appeared in public, it was important to make an official announcement regarding conclusions adopted by the Council for National Security.
Until the closure of this issue, no such statement was made.
‘The work of the police director Milorad Veljovic and the police action on February 21 were especially praised. The Ministry and the Police are satisfied about the Council’s conclusion’, Mirjana Orascanin, State Secretary at the Home Ministry that attended the session said. She also said to be present there in the capacity of the Police Minister Dragan Jocic deputy as well.
The Secretary for information of public importance Rodoljub Sabic said yesterday that the state bodies should give as many information as possible when their work is concerned and that the Council for National Security is not an exception.
He characterized this case as the worst possible situation when certain information from the meeting leaked and then were followed by a statement bringing in doubt majority of them.
‘The absolute nonsense regarding the DS-DSS coalition could be seen at the session when the top officials failed to agree even about the condemnation of the last week violence’, the announcement issued by the LDP reads.

AmusedToDeath · #26 (**permalink**) 03-03-2008, 09:49 AM

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It doesn't take much reading up on Kosovo's history to realise that it has never naturally been part of any one Country - Serbia are mearly the most recent occupiers

Nonsense. Kosovo was a part of Serbia longer than USA history as a country.

Grond · #27 (**permalink**) 03-03-2008, 02:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TrueAlbo2006

Council for National Security divided
State leadership cannot agree even on condemnation of violence

The Council for National Security only concluded that on February 21 during incidents in front of the American Embassy the police forces had performed their duty well. This conclusion, however, does not refer to the Home Ministry. The President, the Prime Minister, the ministers and chiefs of security services obviously failed to agree as to who was in command of the Police that day and who should bear the responsibility for the violence in which Zoran Vujovic lost his life. Due to this disagreement no press release from the session of the Council for National Security has been issued until so far.

In the absence of official statement, there was unofficial information that the State secretary Mirjana Orasanin is in charge of the Police. Allegedly there was a request made at the session for identification and legal processing of all involved in the violence in Belgrade and for legal responsibility of those that caused such violence to occur. It is also said that it has been decided to ban wearing of military uniforms in all meetings of protest.
It has been further agreed, according this unofficial quotes, that no future diplomatic activity should cause far-reaching damaging consequences for Serbia, either politically or economically.
However, the PM Vojislav Kostunica’s cabinet reacted immediately after that stating that due to ‘numerous misinformation’ that appeared in public, it was important to make an official announcement regarding conclusions adopted by the Council for National Security.
Until the closure of this issue, no such statement was made.
‘The work of the police director Milorad Veljovic and the police action on February 21 were especially praised. The Ministry and the Police are satisfied about the Council’s conclusion’, Mirjana Orascanin, State Secretary at the Home Ministry that attended the session said. She also said to be present there in the capacity of the Police Minister Dragan Jocic deputy as well.
The Secretary for information of public importance Rodoljub Sabic said yesterday that the state bodies should give as many information as possible when their work is concerned and that the Council for National Security is not an exception.
He characterized this case as the worst possible situation when certain information from the meeting leaked and then were followed by a statement bringing in doubt majority of them.
‘The absolute nonsense regarding the DS-DSS coalition could be seen at the session when the top officials failed to agree even about the condemnation of the last week violence’, the announcement issued by the LDP reads.

..that small bonfire lit by a group of young Serbs

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