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One of many Kosovo
Albanian terrorist attacks against Serbs
Jiri
Dienstbier, the special UN Rapporteur on Human Rights
Warns that No Peace in the Balkans is Possible as long as
Extremism and Intolerance Flurish in Kosovo
Calm
will not return to the Balkans so long as the UN and NATO fail
to
destroy extremism's base in Kosovo. For the criminal/terrorist
heart of the
supposedly disbanded Kosovo Liberation Army continues to fortify
its power
and to expand into Macedonia, Southern Serbia and Montenegro.
Some less
careful commanders of the KLA even talk about the 100,000 Albanians
in
Greece as an ultimate target for their irredentist goals. The
goal of a
"Greater Albania," has not been forgotten.
Over
the last few years Kosovo has been ethnically cleansed of a
quarter of
a million people. One hundred churches and monasteries have
been razed.
Ethnically motivated murders are less common of late, but this
cannot be
deemed a success so long as Kosovo's non-Albanians remain isolated
in
enclaves protected by KFOR.
Kosovo
is a territory far smaller than Afghanistan. If the world fails
to
eliminate terrorists from politics in Kosovo, what hope does
it have of
defeating terrorism elsewhere? So, before the anti-terror campaign
seeks
other terrorist bases to destroy, it should eliminate terror
in a place
where the UN itself is ruling. If not, the UN, NATO and the
European Union
will discredit themselves as well as the humanitarian values
they use to
justify their 'humanitarian' interventions.
COMPLETE
ARTICLE IN Taipei Times
Article
on Kosovo Daily News
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The only parlaimentarians
in Europe which arrive to their sessions
in miliatary armoured vehicles under a heavy police escort
Serb Coalition members arrive to session of Kosovo Parliament
Kosovo
turned into "a center of drug smuggling, arms contraband and
the trafficking of human beings" according to Voice of America
Report
Kosovo
is a Serb province, the cradle of Serb civilization and a "holy
land" for Serbia's pre- dominant religion. NATO militarily
annexed it to stop a civil war. But NATO and the United Nations
haven't been able to restore order. Not only are ethnic Albanians
killing Serbs on a regular basis, the Voice of America reports
that criminal gangs have turned the province into "a center
of drug smuggling, arms contraband and the trafficking of human
beings."
The VOA
quotes one NATO official as saying it's difficult to restore
order because "a crackdown on criminals might cause a backlash
since several ethnic Albanian politicians are suspected of being
linked to the gangs."
Some of
those gangsters and politicians also allegedly have links to
Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terrorist network.
Florida
Times Union, March 20, 2002
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Orthodox
Church in Prayer for the Victims of Terrorism

Patriarch Bartholomew
of Constantinople serving a Memorial service
to the victims who died in WTC terrorist attack in New York City,
March 2002
INTERVIEW
Father,
Forgive Them For They Know Not What They Do....
Fr.
Sava from Decani Monastery speaks about the present situation in
Kosovo and Metohija
A
New Film - YUGOSLAVIA, THE AVOIDABLE WAR
Directed
by George Bogdanich; directors of photography, Michael Moser,
Vladimir Bibic, Dragan Milinkovic, David Hansen, Joe Friendly
and Predrag Bambic; edited by Mary Patierno; title song, "Road
to Hell," by Chris Rea; produced by Mr. Bogdanich and Martin
Lettmayer; released by Hargrove Entertainmnet. At the Two Boots
Pioneer Theater, 155 East Third Street, East Village. Running
time: 165 minutes. This film is not rated.
WITH: Sanya
Popovic (Narrator) and Lord Peter Carrington, James Baker, Lawrence
Eagleburger, Hans Dietrich Genscher, Nora Beloff, Susan Woodward
and Ted Galen Carpenter.
Movie
Review in New York Times
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Members of the
Serbian Coalition "Povratak - Return" in the Kosovo Parliament
Povratak is dissatisfied because the Albanian parties totally disregarded
Serb interests in division of the ministerial posts in the Government
New
Kosovo Government in Service of Monoethnic Albanian Society
Serb
members of the Kosovo Parliament do not want to be a part of the multiethnic
decoration but active participants in building of Kosovo's democracy.
Deeply disatisfied by the UNMIK-Albanian deal of distribution of ministerial
posts Serb MP's still do not want to participate in a Government in
which they cannot have a rightful share of power and work more effectively
on improvement of life for their vulnerable community.

Bishop Artemije
expressed gravest concern for the future of the Serb community in
Kosovo and Metohija in his meeting with the new SRSG, Mr. Steiner,
Gracanica, March 3, 2002
Kosovo
Albanian Extremists target Serb women, children and elderly despite
NATO and UN presence
A
Serb Woman in Kosovo town Riddled With Bullets, Feb. 22, 2002
Killing
women, children and elderly, attacking civilian vehicles, buses and
trains is the widely employed strategy of UCK/KLA terrorists who remain
intent to expel the last non Albanian inhabitants of Kosovo in their
ambition to have Kosovo only for Albanians. While the UN Mission tries
to present Kosovo situation in rosy colours justifying their failure
to protect vulnerable citizens with more than 40.000 armed NATO troops
and UN police, Kosovo Albanian extremists continue working on their
ethnically clean Kosovo in the midst of Europe

Crimes under the
ominous UCK acronym - Albanain terrorism
Lipljan,
February 22, 2002 - Ljubica Kovacevic, 57, a Serb woman from
Lipljan was killed on Friday (Feb 21) in Lipljan (15. km south
of Pristina) when an unindentified attacker opened fire by a machine
gun and riddled her with 30 bullets. This information was confirmed
to Beta News Agency by UNMIK spokesman Andrea Angeli. The attack
occured at 19.00. After the attack Mrs. Kovacevic was transfered
to hospital where her death was immediately confirmed.
This
news was also confirmed for B92 Radio by the Secretary of the
Lipljan Municipality Mr. Milorad Dekic who said that the murder
occured in one of the back streets in the center of Lipljan.
"The murderer was hidden behind the heap of the building
material and when Mrs. Kovacevic approached with her husband
the attacker opened the fire. She was killed at the spot and
her husband survived without any injuries", Dekic said.
He also reported that the Serbs of Lipljan are alarmed are shocked
this murder but nevertheless he called the present situation
stable. "The people are very alarmed. No incidents have
happened after the murder and our people gathered spontainously.
It is also interested that many Albanians gathered after the
murder. We could see more of their cars driving along the streets
only a few minutes after the armed attack. They seemed to be
triumphant. We have scheduled a protest meeting on Sunday when
we are going to issue an official protest to the international
bodies and the Sebian state authorities", Dekic said.
He
also said that the Serbs had asked a check point to be installed
near the location where the attack occured but that was done
only the next morning after the murder. "We had asked before
from KFOR to place a vehicle there for the sake of better security
because this was the area frequented by Serbs. We have pointed
out this to all internatinal representatives who talked to us
but everyone remained deaf to our repeated requests. It seems
that something like this had to happen that they finally realize
what is going on. Today we have seen the military vehicle, but
we still do not know how long it will be there", said Dekic.
UNMIK
Spokesperson Andrea Angeli has confirmed that the international
police have found the weapons near the place of attack. Investigation
is still ongoing.
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Serb woman killed
in Lipljan - Bomb Attack in Vitina
Serbs leave the boundary area
Stop
the Albanian violence and grant freedom for all citizens regardless
of
their ethnicity and religion - Serbs of Lipljan request from the West

Serb protest
in Lipljan after the murder of Ljubica Kovacevic
True
face of Kosovo's "democracy"
Before KFOR
deployment in Kosovo (June 99) 10.000 Serbs lived in
Lipljan. At the moment, almost three years after the end of
war only 2.200 remain living in a ghetto. Since the KFOR
arrival 33 Serbs of the relatively small Lipljan municipality
were murdered by Kosovo Albanian extremists, 17 were
abducted and are still missing. In this period there were 150
bomb attacks. After his visit to Lipljan Kosovo's Ombudsperson
Marek Nowitzki confirmed in his official report that Serbs lived
in a ghetto without bacis human rights and freedoms. The true
face of "Kosovo's democracy" may be seen in Lipljan,
Obilic, Orahovac, Pristina where Serbs live enclosed in their
quarter withut freedom to move freely. Existence of ghettoes
and such intolerance, which the owner of the Kosovo Albanian
newspaper Koha Ditore Veton
Surroi called "fashism", is the best indication
that Kosovo remains the most intolerant and criminal part of
Europe today reminding us all of the darkest days of WW2 nacism.
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"In
Paris, London, and Berlin, you see people of various races and
religions freely interacting with each other. Unfortunately,
we cannot say the same thing about Prishtina. Ordinary Kosovo
Serbs cannot leave their enclaves, let alone walk along Mother
Theresa Street due to fear of abuse".
British
Foreign Office Minister for South-East Europe Dr Dennis MacShane
in Koha Ditore, February 25, 2002
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Why
are the hands of international police in Kosovo tied?

Reality
Mac.: UN And Other Organizations In Kosovo Harbor KLA Criminals
An Interview with a former UNMIK policeman who explains how Albanian
Mafia and extremists in Kosovo prosper despite the presence of KFOR
and UN
In three
and a half years 3.276 Serbs and other non-Albanians killed by
terrorists in Kosovo and Metohija
Radio Television
Serbia
Belgrade
Feb. 20, 2002
In the period
between January 1998 and November 2001 3.276 Serbs and other
non-Albanians were either killed or are still missing reported
the Federal Committee for gathering information on crimes against
humanity and violations of international law in Belgrade. The
Federal Committee has gathered detailed files on each killed
or missing person. The majority of the victims were killed or
abducted during the UN/NATO peace mandate, after June 1999.
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Albanian
Terrorists in Macedonia and Kosovo getting ready for
a spring offensive in West Macedonia

A
masked member of the Albanian National Army's unit "Shadows"
poses for a photo Friday Feb. 1, 2002 in Skopje area. The ANA
is a splinter rebel group that opposes the peace agreement that
ended six months of fighting between Macedonian forces and ethnic
Albanian rebels last year. The group has already claimed responsibility
for several attacks on government forces last year. (AP Photo/Str)
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Las
Vegas Sun, Peace Effort in Macedonia Stalls
Raven
refused to reveal the number of his fighters or their weapons.
But his warning dovetailed with what a senior Macedonian police
official told AP: that the insurgents still have hundreds of rifles,
machine guns and anti-armor weapons.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, the official said weapons
are still being smuggled from neighboring Kosovo despite NATO
and Macedonian efforts to intercept them.
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Albanian
nationalism remains as the most dangerous obstacles for stability
and peace in SE Europe. With democratic processess going on after
the arrest of Milosevic in Kosovo it becomes more and more evident
that Albanian leaders see Kosovo only for the Albanian ethnicity.
Three years after the war Serbs and other non-Albanians (more
or less) are deprived of basic human rights and freedoms. Serbs
cannot normally use educational, medical and other public utilities
and do not have basic freedom of movement. While Albanian extremists
still rule Kosovo and do not allow establishing of democratic
institutions Serbs continue leaving the volatile province which
is under UN and NATO protectorate. |

Dr. Rada Trajkovic
met the new SRSG Michael Steiner
The Serb Leader expressed her gravest concern for the security and
the lack of freedom and human rights for the Serb population in Kosovo
and Meothija and asks from Mr. Steiner to save the face of the highly
compromised Kosovo UN Mission
Albanian
extremists destroy Serb houses even outside
of Kosovo provincial boundaries

Lucani - South
Serbia - March 18, 2002 (FONET) MORE...
The last Serb house of Obrad Ristic in almost completely Albanized
village of Lucane was demolished by Albanian extremists. South Serbia
goes through the same nightmare as Kosovo and Metohija.