kNikS

Infact, no one is that bad as Albanians. NO-ONE.

‘Ethnic cleansing bad guy’ is an attribute that suits better to Albainans (or Croatian President Tudjman if you want) since they were the ones who ethnically cleansed Kosovo (and Krajina). And we are talking more than 500-600.000 people altogether. But you didn't mentioned them in that context.

But you didn’t apply those standards when judging about Albanians.

I would know that better since I had a few clashes with his police.

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HistoricalDavid

I don't understand.

You two seem to think that Albanian terrorists were helped greatly by UN intervention; what I see is that the genocide has stopped.

Murder is just that, whether committed by a Serb or a Croat or an Albanian or a little green man from Mars. UN intervention has severely curtailed that.

Thank you for proving my point, then

Ellopian

Listen, Serbia is a democracy ok....
You know who is the leader of Kosovo right now, since Rugova's death? A murderer... If you don't believe just check it out on the net or elsewhere, you'll see what i mean.

HistoricalDavid

Keyword here: is.

I.e. the present tense.

Back in the 90s, I seem to remember him being a dictator, dispelling your 'democratic' notion, and running somewhat of a genocidal police state, as our Serbian friend kniks here mentioned, dispelling your notion of a 'free' democracy.

Ellopian

Don't break my b**** with the past, cause my question was "why do the US still support the albanian terrorists in Kosovo?". (you know, UCK?)
In my question there is the answer: The US didn't care about the so-called genocide, all they wanted was to support albanians in the area.
At the end there will be only albanians left in the Balkans....

HistoricalDavid

Wasn't this discussion about Milosevic?

Whether or not the UN should continue doing what it's doing now with Albanian terrorists, I can't comment, because I'm not knowledgeable in present Balkan conditions, and neither did I purport to comment on it.

Regardless, what the Albanian terrorists are doing now, genocide? If it's not that, then you've got a pro-Serb persecution complex.

Ellopian

So, listen to those who know...

HistoricalDavid

If they provide at least a modicum of evidence, I will.

And answer the rest of the post.

kNikS

Mass graves? I don’t remember that was too many of them with Albanians in. Either way, if there was I would define them as collateral damage (i'm not sarcastic) although I do regret any innocent vivtim. Fcukin' Shiptars were always using their women and children as live shields. Although I do agree that this is the good way to get support of public opinion.

Most famous, Rachak, was gathered combat kills. Team of Finnish patologues prooved that.

Don’t put me in the same basket with him, if anything because I live in the country we are talking about. And I KNOW what was/is going on here. That was the NATO intervention besides Security Council.

Yes, NATO helped the islamic terrorists and separatist, allowing them to kill more than 2.000 Serbian civilians (genocide), banish 200.000-300.000 (ethnic cleansing) let alone material damage. But you didn’t mentioned that. Everything is tolerated to Albanians even now.

BTW, you are trying to say that I’m living in non-democratic country. Mr. Solana wouldn’t agree with that.

No problem when you are right.

Ellopian

[quote=kNikS]Everything is tolerated to Albanians even now. QUOTE]

And this is only the beginning. Soon Kosovo will become independant, then it will become part of Albania (you know the principle of "Great Albania"?). Then who knows? This nation should'nt even exist, they are like the Turks, arrogant & bloodthirsty.

kNikS

Whoever is the 'bad guy'. And Albanians are moving the standards every day.

Please comment, but take into account all facts. BTW I am more than knowledgable in Balkans conditions.

History of Ethnic Cleansing
Article from THE LONDON INDEPENDENT

Officer of Engineers

1) It was not a UN intervention. In fact, the UN did not authorize it at all. It was a NATO intervention.

2) There was no genocide. It was ethnic cleansing. A hell of a big difference.

3) Ethnic cleansing did not start until the onslaught of Operation Allied Force.

Again, it's NATO, not UN and we gave the ethnic Albanians what they wanted when they started their blood campaign. We won their independence for them.

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Confed999

Show me where I said there was no corruption, or consider yourself a dumb ass.
The USA is a Republic, not a democracy.
Little fella, I'm not even in the same party as Bush.
I do it all the time, but I do insist it's at least based in fact. That's where you've failed.
That's funny, because I agree with very little of his internal politics, though I do dig the changes in foreign policy.
You do realize Clinton is the one who made regime change in Iraq part of American policy right? Best thing Clinton ever did...
Even France, with it's support of the massmurderers in Iraq.
Was that sarcasm? In other posts you've fully supported socialism as "fair".
The UN was in Saddam's pocket, did they let you hear about the Oil for Food scandals there, and was having no effect.
Alot of the intel about Iraq came from places like France.
I hear about this "lie" alot, but have yet to see anyone anywhere prove it.
Maybe it's because we don't like tyrants.
I guess you must not have been listening.
Ummmm, do you even read what you quote? He answered your question already.
Feel free to go anytime you wish, you haven't contributed anything here anyway.
They have far less freedom than you do, far less.
You just described life itself.
And you French were in the pockets of Saddam. The UK goes it's own way, they had their debates, and decided people like Saddam weren't worth supporting.
Clinton thought they were, but they are just more scum bag terrorists...

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Ellopian

DAvid i am NOT french, i am greek

Confed999

You sure do love 'em alot though...