Extremists bring fear to administrative line

"I think this is one of the funniest news I read today how serbs inside Serbia leaving their homes fearing of albanians from Kosovo! Funny, propaganda war!"

Somehow, I don't think the Serb villagers find these attacks and theft as funny as you do. Shame on you, but perhaps your reaction is a psychological phenomenon - similar to a guilty person "laughing off the truth".

I think this is one of the funniest news I read today how serbs inside Serbia leaving their homes fearing of albanians from Kosovo! Funny, propaganda war!

Whatever is happening on this admin border, it's just plain stupid to deforest huge area's of woodland for a short term profit. Everyone in that area ultimately loses out when they could be cutting timber sustainably, benefitting everyone on a long term basis.

I think this is one of the funniest news I read today how serbs inside Serbia leaving their homes fearing of albanians from Kosovo! Funny, propaganda war!
(Al, 29 March 2009 18:52)

It is a sad state of affairs but unfortunately it is true. There have been incursions into Kursumlija since 1999 by Albanians. There have been several incidents and KFOR is very well aware of the problem but for obvious reasons choose to do absolutely nothing about it. The tactics used are the same used to terrorise the Serbian population in Kosovo since 1999. The fact that somebody thinks this is funny is pathetic.

Next week's headline: Global Warming caused by Albanians.

This is how Serbia is losing quickly its geopolitical footholding by foolish statements. The world won't take you seriously if you don't hold your own actions accountable and blame everything on Albanians/Bosnians/Croatians/Montenegrians/Hungarians.

So young villagers leaving for towns and cities are Albanians to be blamed? And this all take place inside Serbian territory, outside the new Republic? Whats up B92, couldnt find any worthy article to get publish so you asked Serbianna for help?

Do not forget that Kurshumlija was part of Albania before the Serb occupation and sooner or later will go back to the right owners.

The Albanian false indignation on this board is quite revealing.

This is why Serbia asked NATO for the GSZ restrictions be lifted. And also why the Albanians were against it - so they can continue their plundering without facing any armed opposition.

Kuršumlija was once part of Albania??? Oh really?

I am just wandering if Serbian people know about the Albanians who live in Presheva and Bujanovc (eastern Kosovo). Thousands of Albanians are being forced to leave villages where they have lived for thousands of years (maybe before Slavic people came to Balkan). If you travel to those villages they look like ghost towns but B92 and Serbian people do not care about that because they are Albanians. The time when Serbs killed thousands of Albanians and still claimed that Serbs were the victims has passed nobody is baying your lies anymore welcome to the new age.

So let me get this straight:

Albanian timber criminals are tough enough to enter Serbia illegally and moral enough to sacrifice their lives by crossing international borders in order to cut Serb trees rather than Albanian trees? And this news gets reported by elderly villagers and not by the official Serb government and the Serb border police?

That, my friends, is the epitome of humor and desperation meshed into one.

Kosovo is overpopulated and crime infested so the albanians need new frontiers to conquer. The Serbs should blame themselves for allowing this to occur. Most politicians in Serbia seem to think that Belgrade is Serbia and that's it. Good luck Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Greece and pretty much rest of Europe.

Despicable and pathetic news...reporting.

Do not forget that Kurshumlija was part of Albania before the Serb occupation and sooner or later will go back to the right owners.
(LORO, 29 March 2009 21:41)

Since arguably Africa is the place where Homo Sapiens Sapiens comes from, Africa was too, part of Albania a while ago.

Does it mean Tirana till Johannesburg?

Aside of that, many things are not clear regarding Thracian or Illyrian legacy (which one?). I wouldn't be that 100% certain in Kurshumlija or even the KiM to begin with.

Do not forget that Kurshumlija was part of Albania before the Serb occupation and sooner or later will go back to the right owners.
(LORO, 29 March 2009 21:41)

If that isn't blatant iredentistism, than I will eat my shorts.

I think this is one of the funniest news I read today how serbs inside Serbia leaving their homes fearing of albanians from Kosovo! Funny, propaganda war!

So young villagers leaving for towns and cities are Albanians to be blamed? And this all take place inside Serbian territory, outside the new Republic? Whats up B92, couldnt find any worthy article to get publish so you asked Serbianna for help?

Next week's headline: Global Warming caused by Albanians.

This is how Serbia is losing quickly its geopolitical footholding by foolish statements. The world won't take you seriously if you don't hold your own actions accountable and blame everything on Albanians/Bosnians/Croatians/Montenegrians/Hungarians.

Do not forget that Kurshumlija was part of Albania before the Serb occupation and sooner or later will go back to the right owners.

Despicable and pathetic news...reporting.

So let me get this straight:

Albanian timber criminals are tough enough to enter Serbia illegally and moral enough to sacrifice their lives by crossing international borders in order to cut Serb trees rather than Albanian trees? And this news gets reported by elderly villagers and not by the official Serb government and the Serb border police?

That, my friends, is the epitome of humor and desperation meshed into one.

I think this is one of the funniest news I read today how serbs inside Serbia leaving their homes fearing of albanians from Kosovo! Funny, propaganda war!
(Al, 29 March 2009 18:52)

It is a sad state of affairs but unfortunately it is true. There have been incursions into Kursumlija since 1999 by Albanians. There have been several incidents and KFOR is very well aware of the problem but for obvious reasons choose to do absolutely nothing about it. The tactics used are the same used to terrorise the Serbian population in Kosovo since 1999. The fact that somebody thinks this is funny is pathetic.

Do not forget that Kurshumlija was part of Albania before the Serb occupation and sooner or later will go back to the right owners.
(LORO, 29 March 2009 21:41)

Since arguably Africa is the place where Homo Sapiens Sapiens comes from, Africa was too, part of Albania a while ago.

Does it mean Tirana till Johannesburg?

Aside of that, many things are not clear regarding Thracian or Illyrian legacy (which one?). I wouldn't be that 100% certain in Kurshumlija or even the KiM to begin with.

I am just wandering if Serbian people know about the Albanians who live in Presheva and Bujanovc (eastern Kosovo). Thousands of Albanians are being forced to leave villages where they have lived for thousands of years (maybe before Slavic people came to Balkan). If you travel to those villages they look like ghost towns but B92 and Serbian people do not care about that because they are Albanians. The time when Serbs killed thousands of Albanians and still claimed that Serbs were the victims has passed nobody is baying your lies anymore welcome to the new age.

"I think this is one of the funniest news I read today how serbs inside Serbia leaving their homes fearing of albanians from Kosovo! Funny, propaganda war!"

Somehow, I don't think the Serb villagers find these attacks and theft as funny as you do. Shame on you, but perhaps your reaction is a psychological phenomenon - similar to a guilty person "laughing off the truth".

Kosovo is overpopulated and crime infested so the albanians need new frontiers to conquer. The Serbs should blame themselves for allowing this to occur. Most politicians in Serbia seem to think that Belgrade is Serbia and that's it. Good luck Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Greece and pretty much rest of Europe.

The Albanian false indignation on this board is quite revealing.

This is why Serbia asked NATO for the GSZ restrictions be lifted. And also why the Albanians were against it - so they can continue their plundering without facing any armed opposition.

Kuršumlija was once part of Albania??? Oh really?

Do not forget that Kurshumlija was part of Albania before the Serb occupation and sooner or later will go back to the right owners.
(LORO, 29 March 2009 21:41)

If that isn't blatant iredentistism, than I will eat my shorts.

Whatever is happening on this admin border, it's just plain stupid to deforest huge area's of woodland for a short term profit. Everyone in that area ultimately loses out when they could be cutting timber sustainably, benefitting everyone on a long term basis.