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Kosovo and the Myth of Serbian Depravity

March 12, 2008 - 12:55 am - by Jonathan Davis
Land of de Free
2008-03-15 11:10:51

Today in so -called West it is politically incorrect to attack blacks, Asians, Arabs/Muslims and homosexuals, but perfectly acceptable to attack a Serb-a name that has become synonymous with evil.
Terminology that demonizes Serbs with collective guilt thrives,we have Stephen Schwartz a.k.a. “Suleyman Ahmad” ( his own Muslim/Arabic name,since he converted in Bosnia to Islam as MelP rightly pointed out earlier)as evidence of it.

I honestly believe that all the intense hatred displayed at the Serbs stems directly from their refusal to take orders from the Empires of history. All the other members of the former Yugoslavia only wish they had that kind of fortitude.The Albanians have been totally opportunistic and obedient to whatever great power has wielded influence over the Balkans and have absolutely no historical record of principled behavior whatsoever. Even their newly found “secularism” in Kosovo is a convenient placation of the neo-marxist Eurocrats who frown on faith.

NATO led by the USA and hates Serbs for not being sufficiently “compliant” in the way that so many vassal states of Europe are. Who in eastern Europe has had the temerity to resist America’s/NATO “invitation” to host garrisons, permanent military bases or missile installations – other than “hated” Serbia and Belarus? Contrary to what mainstream media says on daily basis, Serbia suffers precisely because she does not regard EU/USA as her “master”.Look at all Balkan countries, they have all benefited at the expense of Serbia, because Serbian voice is ignored and never heard.

When Kosovo inevitably becomes a member of the EU the real fun will start. As I understand it rather a lot of Al Quaida “freedom fighters” ( PC mantra) settled in the region before, during and after the war. I suppose they will be entitled to invite their rather extended families to come and join?

BTW,it’s well documented by now,the most senior leaders of al Qaeda have visited the Balkans, including bin Laden himself on three occasions between 1994 and 1996. The Egyptian surgeon turned terrorist leader Ayman Al-Zawahiri has operated terrorist training camps, weapons of mass destruction factories and money-laundering and drug-trading networks throughout Albania, Kosovo, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey and Bosnia. This has gone on for a decade. Many recruits to the Balkan wars came originally from Chechnya, a jihad in which Al Qaeda has also played a part.

These activities have been exhaustively researched by Yossef Bodansky, the former director of the U.S. House of Representatives’ Task Force on Terrorism and Unconventional Warfare. The February testimony of an Islamist ringleader associated with the East Africa bombings have also helped throw light on these actions.

They have however been disguised under the cover of dozens of “humanitarian” agencies spread throughout Bosnia, Kosovo and Albania. Funding has come from now-defunct banks such as the Albanian-Arab Islamic Bank and from bin Laden’s so-called Advisory and Reformation Committee. One of his largest Islamist front agencies, it was established in London in 1994.

With all that,I just don’t get it. The Western MSM media and leadership seems to have two al-Qaedas – west of the Aegean lies good al-Qaeda, whose opponents must be jailed, while the East is home to bad al-Qaeda, whose presence justifies the massacre of nigh on a million souls.

In closing a message to Serbs reading this. Whilst it may appear most of the world is against you, there are some of us who sympathize with your situation and while I understand burning our embassies and flags is purely an inevitable act of venting frustrations and anger against our governments, please don’t hate all Americans because not every American blindly believes everything our government says or agrees with what they do.