Martin, SVK
pre 15 godina
Johny, ok let's finish it. I understand you are from Albania yet you live in US. You speak well in defense of Albanians, but I have problems considering you the representative sample of Albanian population, especially the one settled in Kosovo. I avoided say it straight, but when I was talking about unclear origin of Albanians in Kosovo, I was of course referring to very smart changes in Kosovo population over the last decades, when representation of serbian population declined very dramatically to nearly 5% of these days. What happened to that peoples? Isn't that about what Stefan wrote in #86 about clan society and violent tendencies of Albanians? I wasn't perhaps enough clear about what I meant by oppression of Albanians and their islamisation. But isn't that so that once repressed people have tendencies to become oppressors themselves? Isn't that what Albanian absolute and deliberate behavior came from? It seems mostly absurd to me if I see talking about Albania as nearly cradle of entire civilization (viz comments above) and its inhabitants descendants of "Constantine the Great", "Mother Theresa" and so on. Even if Albanians might have had these traits, they are obviously long gone.
This is not about persuading me or about some "Serbian propaganda". Affairs in central Europe are not subject to Balkan events or to Serbian agenda. But it doesn't mean we are blind. You know, here in Slovakia, if we come into some people from Albania, we usually come into organized groups of drug or weapon smugglers. It is well known that organized criminal paths coming from Turkey and directed to entire Europe flow through Albania and Kosovo.
Now I would like very much to trust you about your words, about two independent and democratic countries, Albania and Kosovo. As I'd like to trust the words of representatives of Kosovo about guarantees of minorities rights, but one thing are words and one thing are actions. Representatives of Kosovo miss credibility, their past is connected with criminal actions and, as far as I noticed, they deny any explanations. Most of Kosovo's population is now albanian, and still, permanent international presence is necessary to protect even the rest of serbian population. What guarantees can we talk about.
PS:
"Again speaking of differences. If you have all the Slavic countries in the Balkans who have so many similarities among each other and so few differences, being separate and independent countries; and Kosova having so many differences with Serbia and so very few similarities, then according to your differences theory Kosova should be separate from Serbia. "
No it's not about my "differences theory". If you read what I wrote carefully, I was talking about mutual affiliation of inhabitants of Kosovo and Albania. I also stated that Serbia was ripped off from Kosovo and this happened somewhat by the fact (say we don't know how) that albanian population in Kosovo strongly outnumbered the serbian one. I never said it should happened as it happened at the expense of Serbia and in favor of Albanians, like Kosovo would represent some additional value to Albania itself or to Albanians. If there are some differences about which nik wrote in #87 between Albanians from Kosovo and from Albania, than maybe there are, but still they are all Albanians, waving albanian flags, tourning to Albania for help. In Kosovo, there was established one of the biggest US military bases abroad. There are no such bases in Europe, nor soviet bases. We won't allow such bases on our territories, but Kosovo government did. As I said, Kosovo government miss credibility and that's not something they can buy.
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