It seems that the real truth about Kosovo is spreading like the wild fire which recently cached Hollywood.
After George Clooney and Sharon Stone have announced protest against Kosovo independence, two more of famous Hollywood actors are joining them: Richard Gere and Sir Sean Connery. It seems that Hollywood celebrities understand International Law and UN resolutions better than those who get paid to understand... George Clooney stated that no matter how hard he tries to get the full picture about the truth of what is going on on Kosovo, he just can't reach the Serbian side of Kosovo story in media. He thinks that media information on Kosovo issue is served by Albanian lobbyists exclusively. Clooney also reveals the fact that Sharon Stone is very active lobbying for Serbian side. By now, she talked to numerous people in US who can potentially prevent violent secession of 15% of Serbian territory. Among the others, Sharon talked to Richard Gere who became immediately interested in Kosovo crisis. Richard Gere is very suspicious about why US insist on Kosovo independence and forming another Albanian country in Europe. He speculates there must be "something" on Kosovo that is the real background of US engagement there... Yes, you are right Mr. Gere! It is about economy, not democracy. But I'll write about it in the next post...Now, the famous 007 is also on Serbian side here. Sir Sean Connery simply can not understand why Kosovo should be precedent in political practice. "During the history, Scotland had more right to be independent, but was never allowed to. What is the difference between Kosovo and my home country?" - he asked himself. It is obvious that Serbian authorities are not strong enough to prevent breaking International Law and UN resolution. Do you think that Hollywood stars are? Please comment...

The whole story's been taken from:
http://scusemyfrench.blogspot.com/20...t-against.html

Well, Serbian position has been the same all along, from the Times of Milosevic, trough Djindjic to current Government.

However, it seems that today it probably has much more backing throughout the world since Russia decided to support Serbian position strongly.

So yes, unfortunately, law and good will is one thing but support of a power suddenly makes your position much stronger.