U.S. police search for eighth suspect in terror case

Kosovo USA - If your "Kosova" is so beloved then, if it doesn't seem a rude question, why aren't you living there?

(kate, 30 July 2009 07:49)

Kate, I can see where you are trying to go with that question!
Would you accept the answers below?
1. One goes for holidays in a different region and falls in love (could be nature, food or simply one falls in love with another human being). Watch the movie “Road House” and look at the part where Patrick Swayze asks the same question to the storekeeper. Are you going to assure me that you have pure English blood and that at no stage in the history your distant predecessors did not migrate from abroad?
2. Just like hundreds of thousands of Kosovo Albanians his parents were forced to leave Kosovo in the pre 1999 era. Do you need explanation on the reasons why?
3. He is a famous movie star and where better to live than Beverly Hills.
Does this satisfy your curiosity?

Hysen Sherifi is from Kamenica-Gjilani Municipality. He should never be alowed to step a foot in my beloved Kosova. I hope my fellow American court of justice will send him to hell along with others, since I hold a US citizenship as well.

'I hope my fellow American court of justice will send him to hell along with others, since I hold a US citizenship as well.'

As your fellow American I hope he goes to trial and receives whatever punishment is appropriate, but so far we don't know whether he ever even aimed a gun at anybody. He may only be guilty of being young and too impressionable.

Blero, that was a very amusing answer. Thank you for making me laugh.

As for the story, well...no matter what nationality---one is punished equally in my eyes. It's a sad case, but nonetheless teaches us that violence toward humanity is not a place in heaven. Welcome to the world!

Hysen Sherifi is from Kamenica-Gjilani Municipality. He should never be alowed to step a foot in my beloved Kosova. I hope my fellow American court of justice will send him to hell along with others, since I hold a US citizenship as well.

(kate, 30 July 2009 07:49)

Kate, I can see where you are trying to go with that question!
Would you accept the answers below?
1. One goes for holidays in a different region and falls in love (could be nature, food or simply one falls in love with another human being). Watch the movie “Road House” and look at the part where Patrick Swayze asks the same question to the storekeeper. Are you going to assure me that you have pure English blood and that at no stage in the history your distant predecessors did not migrate from abroad?
2. Just like hundreds of thousands of Kosovo Albanians his parents were forced to leave Kosovo in the pre 1999 era. Do you need explanation on the reasons why?
3. He is a famous movie star and where better to live than Beverly Hills.
Does this satisfy your curiosity?

'I hope my fellow American court of justice will send him to hell along with others, since I hold a US citizenship as well.'

As your fellow American I hope he goes to trial and receives whatever punishment is appropriate, but so far we don't know whether he ever even aimed a gun at anybody. He may only be guilty of being young and too impressionable.

Kosovo USA - If your "Kosova" is so beloved then, if it doesn't seem a rude question, why aren't you living there?

Blero, that was a very amusing answer. Thank you for making me laugh.

As for the story, well...no matter what nationality---one is punished equally in my eyes. It's a sad case, but nonetheless teaches us that violence toward humanity is not a place in heaven. Welcome to the world!