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Serbia needs new tanks and airplanes... a nuke would be excellent but i doubt it :roll: |
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I hope elite_hunter_sh3's posts won't stop the rest of you from looking at the other side. |
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Dodgy thread. ;)
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most of what you said is on the dot :up: |
You cannot stop human progress. Free Kosovo!
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DEFINE HUMAN PROGRESS!!!!
is human slave trafficking, child prostitution, terrorism, drug smuggling and transportation human progress???? you have absolutely no idea what your talking about do you??? :-?:nope: |
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riiight.. :roll:, here is a wonderful idea, how about i pay for your airline ticket and you go live in kosovo for 1 week, i'll be surprised if you survive :roll: i'll also be willing to pay for your trip to South Africa, how about Chechnya??? you want to go there too??
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For the record, I don't support the "our land, our right" argument in any way. No geopolitical problem in the world will ever be solved in a humane way so long as nationalist sentiments, rather than pragmatic approaches to the real and actual situation, are accepted as legitimate justifications. My question is: who will pay for the independence of Kosovo in the form you suggest? Is the cost to local Serbs, regional stability and European security justified? I think not. Not when you have a fairly extreme nationalist from a group that advocates violence against serbs, use of underhand (read:terrorist) tactics, and has documented links to international terrorism (read:Al-Quaeda) and organized crime elected into power. And the cost to Kosovo from this will be hard - I don't see their neighbours besides Albania having much love for it, I don't see a way for it to economically support itself as a consequence - and that means that if NATO or anyone else wants it, they'll have to pay for keeping Kosovo afloat - either directly or by having to maintain a constant mission there to ensure stability. And that means Americans and European taxpayers will probably have to pay for it. Are you sure that's a good use of their money? I also think not. |
I know a guy in the BND and BKA field. He said internally they refer to Albania and Albanian Kosovo as "Mafianistan". Even the media sometimes pick up that name. A UCK leader with questionable reputation from the war being elected there as the leader of Kosovo is not any encouraging at all. I think it is a mobster'S regime, nothing else. And the EU - probably would accept Kosovo "indepedence", to do another favour to Islam and the poor Muslims of the Balkan having suffered so dearly.
Emoptions are a bad advisor for policy making. My sympathy for Serbia (as a political actor, and a centre of extreme nationalism) is limited, but the EU should even consider to prefer waging another war to reduce Albanian influence in Kosovo - instead of legalizing that Albanian influence. An independant Kosovo will be an infection, spreading organized crime into Europe, more than the Balkan area already does. In Germany, Albanian Mafia ranks amongst the most aggressive, brutal and dangeorus crime organizations. Police does no longer patrol in claimed territories of the Albanian Mafia in metropoles - policemen's lives at risk, they say. The mobsters can chart and practice their business (drugs, smuggling, sex slave trading) plans almost untouched, for that reason. |
I consider the whole situation a hiatus. The conflicts there won't end, be it under Serbian or Albanian supervision. NATO or UN can't or shouldn't do much. Yet again, the area without international supervision will turn into a bloodbath, be it Albanians massacring Serbs or viceversa.
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Anyway, war in Croatia aside, I am familiar with the situation, and I know how you feel about it, but you know it's not that easy. |
it never is, but when if someone doenst want to leave, and you point a loaded gun at them i wonder:hmm::hmm: :shifty: (if we have to resort to that then blame it on the EU and the UN for being ignorant and blind)...all i know is one simple thing
independence = WAR :yep: :shifty: |
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