My Greek roots aside, it seems a sour precedent to think that mass immigration equals autonomy and independence. The Albanian population explosion in Kosovo seems tantamount to Mexican dominance in East Lost Angeles. Does the fact that there are more Mexican nationals in that area give them an argument for independent rule?
Should a mass influx of Muslims set up shop around the gates of The Vatican, a holy site as is Kosovo to Serbians, would they then have cause to call it their own?
Or, as I see it, has the U.S. just simply made Kosovo and its theft from the historic Serbians a token gesture toward sycophantic Muslims so that their middle eastern policies don’t look completely Judao-centric?
This isn’t meant to indict U.S. efforts on behalf of Israel, rather to illuminate the fact that the odd protection of Albanian Kosovars, who have their own country already, might be to appear balanced?
Is it also likely that the U.S.’s misguided efforts are a direct and predictable response to heavy political donations from Albanian leaders/extremists? By the way, there’s some evidence that Kerry’s choice of financial bedfellows may have cost him a key state(s) and the election.
What’s most tragic about this is that the Serbian people have historically been one of the most supportive nations of the U.S. as far back as one can see. When the Croats joined murderous hands with the Nazi’s, the Serbs harbored American soldiers in the mountains. Google ‘Ustache’ for more.
And today, the birthplace of the Serbian Orthodox church appears likely to be handed over to expanders of the Albanian nation who burn said churches and make the Serbs there a fearful minority.
But history is a long road and I’d wager my last breath that as I take it, Kosovo will be a Serbian land as was and should be.
The more dangerous reality is the precedent. Start your petitions Parisian Muslims or Californian Mexicans. It appears all you need to claim the dirt under your feet as your own is a majority. Burn a few churches too and hire a good P.R. firm, that seems to help.
