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Originally Posted by AmusedToDeath
Really? Then how come now there are more Albanians than ever in Kosovo and less Serbs than ever? Who was forced out? Who was expelled from his home? You tell me.
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The Serbs in Krajina were the ones whom were expelled out of their homes. The Serbs leaving Kosova were no victims of a new ethnic cleansing. When the Serb forces were leaving, many of the Serb Kosovars left with them. They were the same people who agreed with Milosevic's war, some whom even participated in the war.
The Albanian refugees whom had been forced out of their homes were able to return back after the Serb forces had left. Then you have those Albanian Kosovars whom lived abroad, but were not given residence permit, so they were turned back to Kosova. Not to mention that people have babies. The population grows.
Now you can live in denial all you want, and believe that Serbia did nothing wrong. But everything points to the contrary. This was an organized expulsion by the Chauvinistic regime of Serbia, supported by the majority of the Serbs.
The sooner you and your compatriots do what this lady, Sanja Blagojevic tells you to do right here;
http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,...105900,00.html
the better it will be for everyone in our region
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Now, with victory in the bag, Tadic could finally begin to talk about things that have long been avoided.
He needs to tell Serbians the truth, no matter how uncomfortable it is. Truth No. 1: Kosovo will become independent, there's no way around it. Truth No. 2: Serbs have conducted ethnic cleansings in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo during the 1990s. They did so, because they wanted a Greater Serbia and not because they wanted to protect innocent Serbs living in these places. This has to have consequences. The past has to be examined. War criminals have to be extradicted.
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