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Kosovo, I wrote in 2005, is everything that is wrong with the West: "...a monument to the power of lies, the successful murder of law, and the triumph of might over justice." Unfortunately, I was right.
The NATO "peacekeeping" mission that occupied the Serbian province in 1999 on behalf of ethnic Albanian separatists — allowing them to "mostly peacefully" ethnically cleanse, burn, loot and murder their way to power — have now been deployed, once again, against the unarmed ethnic Serbs. Their "threat to democracy" was assembling peacefully to protest the travesty of establishing ethnic Albanian governance on four counties in the north, which have an ethnic Serb majority (the rest of the Serbs having been either ethnically cleansed of shuttered in ghettos).
The Albanians claim this is is legitimate, because these people got elected. Nevermind that these elections saw single-digit turnout, with as many as a dozen whole votes for certain posts, because the ethnic Serbs boycotted them as illegitimate (which they were). Ah, but then the GAE — which is the supreme arbiter of democracy after all — declared that this was perfectly fine, carry on. Then they claimed to be concerned and issued "strongly" (not really) worded statements, but did absolutely nothing to prevent Albin Kurti's regime from usurping power. And now they brought out their troops to support him. As always, watch what they do, not what they say.
Speaking out about this isn't likely to help the Serbs trapped in occupied Kosovo. After all, the GAE is immune to shaming, for it has no shame. But it glows like an atomic beacon to the rest of the world as to who is in the right, and who is in the wrong. And that may eventually make all the difference.
Kosovo, I wrote in 2005, is everything that is wrong with the West: "...a monument to the power of lies, the successful murder of law, and the triumph of might over justice." Unfortunately, I was right.
The NATO "peacekeeping" mission that occupied the Serbian province in 1999 on behalf of ethnic Albanian separatists — allowing them to "mostly peacefully" ethnically cleanse, burn, loot and murder their way to power — have now been deployed, once again, against the unarmed ethnic Serbs. Their "threat to democracy" was assembling peacefully to protest the travesty of establishing ethnic Albanian governance on four counties in the north, which have an ethnic Serb majority (the rest of the Serbs having been either ethnically cleansed of shuttered in ghettos).
The Albanians claim this is is legitimate, because these people got elected. Nevermind that these elections saw single-digit turnout, with as many as a dozen whole votes for certain posts, because the ethnic Serbs boycotted them as illegitimate (which they were). Ah, but then the GAE — which is the supreme arbiter of democracy after all — declared that this was perfectly fine, carry on. Then they claimed to be concerned and issued "strongly" (not really) worded statements, but did absolutely nothing to prevent Albin Kurti's regime from usurping power. And now they brought out their troops to support him. As always, watch what they do, not what they say.
Speaking out about this isn't likely to help the Serbs trapped in occupied Kosovo. After all, the GAE is immune to shaming, for it has no shame. But it glows like an atomic beacon to the rest of the world as to who is in the right, and who is in the wrong. And that may eventually make all the difference.