ETA kills Spanish policeman

spain will not recognize unilateral declarations of any european minority's independence. eta is probably more interested in the kosovo outcome that us serbs and albanians here. if kla declares independence on decemb. 10, eta will do it on the 11th. madrid knows this.

Well take a page out of the, how to become independent handbook of the KLA. But Kosovo is a unique case, right? Guess not. Kosovo independence is the blue print for sepratists around the world. And when they declair their independence those countries that support K-indep should lose their territory in the name of the will of the people. Do you think those countries will just give their land away? Think not. Think before you act Europe. Because when your sovrignty is at stake, and the shoe is on the other foot, get ready to lose your territory. & please don't rely on Serbia or the countries that support Serbia for help. FYI, bombs are droped from 15,000 feet. Since Spain supports Serbia, Serbia will help protect Spains sovrigenty in the near future from terrorists that try to land grab territory of a sovrigen nation.

I guess this is the last thing that Pristina & co wanted to hear right now. Ha!

"There is a handful of hotheads among them causing occasional small scale problem."

But thousands of people are marching for their rights and if there are more incidents and subsequent arrests or crackdowns it make evolve into a war.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/12/02/europe/EU-GEN-Spain-Basque-Rally.php#end_main
Thousands of protesters held a rally in the northern Basque city of Bilbao Sunday to protest the arrest of people for lending support to the Basque separatist group ETA.
Several thousand protesters marched carrying placards reading "In favor of the Basque Country's democratic rights."

Delije,

You are comparing apples with oranges. Kosovo is comlately different from the Basque country. The Basques, mostly in Spain, number about 850,000 people. The majority uses Spanish in the daily life. They did not suffer like the K-Albanians did for such a long time. Only the use of their language was limited during the Franco regime. There is a handful of hotheads among them causing occasional small scale problem. They will never cause a real problem to Spain because Spain never matched more than 2-3% of the wrongdoing Serbia did to the K-Albanians.

Delije,

You are comparing apples with oranges. Kosovo is comlately different from the Basque country. The Basques, mostly in Spain, number about 850,000 people. The majority uses Spanish in the daily life. They did not suffer like the K-Albanians did for such a long time. Only the use of their language was limited during the Franco regime. There is a handful of hotheads among them causing occasional small scale problem. They will never cause a real problem to Spain because Spain never matched more than 2-3% of the wrongdoing Serbia did to the K-Albanians.

spain will not recognize unilateral declarations of any european minority's independence. eta is probably more interested in the kosovo outcome that us serbs and albanians here. if kla declares independence on decemb. 10, eta will do it on the 11th. madrid knows this.

Well take a page out of the, how to become independent handbook of the KLA. But Kosovo is a unique case, right? Guess not. Kosovo independence is the blue print for sepratists around the world. And when they declair their independence those countries that support K-indep should lose their territory in the name of the will of the people. Do you think those countries will just give their land away? Think not. Think before you act Europe. Because when your sovrignty is at stake, and the shoe is on the other foot, get ready to lose your territory. & please don't rely on Serbia or the countries that support Serbia for help. FYI, bombs are droped from 15,000 feet. Since Spain supports Serbia, Serbia will help protect Spains sovrigenty in the near future from terrorists that try to land grab territory of a sovrigen nation.

I guess this is the last thing that Pristina & co wanted to hear right now. Ha!

"There is a handful of hotheads among them causing occasional small scale problem."

But thousands of people are marching for their rights and if there are more incidents and subsequent arrests or crackdowns it make evolve into a war.

http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2007/12/02/europe/EU-GEN-Spain-Basque-Rally.php#end_main
Thousands of protesters held a rally in the northern Basque city of Bilbao Sunday to protest the arrest of people for lending support to the Basque separatist group ETA.
Several thousand protesters marched carrying placards reading "In favor of the Basque Country's democratic rights."