Custody confirmed for K. Serbs

Brilliant piece of fear mongering. The fact that no names are mentioned when 'others' are mentioned as being involved, puts the fear into every Kosovan Serb that they too might be arrested on a trumped up charge if the Albanian authorities see fit.

Also as far as I know the only victims of intimidation in Kosovo of late are Serbs, the intimidators being Albanian. I don't think any Albanian has been arrsted on any such charge. Once again a clear message to Kosovan Serbs 'We don't want you here'.

Also I like the idea that those arrested could intimidate the witnesses. Any evidence of this or is that just a bit of slander thrown in for good measure? Aren't those arrested local farmers and a woman? Could anyone give me more detail on the unlucky detainees.

Brkljač said he was worried that the prosecutor also stated there was "well-founded suspicion" that those detained committed the alleged crimes "in conspiracy with other persons", since this could mean that there are plans to make new arrests.
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Only criminals should fear arrests. Those 12,000 Albanians didn't all commit suicide.

Only criminals should fear arrests. Those 12,000 Albanians didn't all commit suicide.
(aRta, 29 September 2009 17:47)

first of all there was less than 10,000 causalties on BOTH sides. secondly, by attacking police stations and committing other acts of terror, the albanians did pretty much commit suicide when the decided to go up against a hardened army looking to re-take their holy land...

StariVujadin

That hardened army got bombed and capitulated. Albanians, with western help, achieved their goal and then some.

Just how many KLA/Albanians have they arrested so far for war crimes. They can start with their so called PM.

there is no way that any Serb has killed any Albanian civilian. It we had such a case entire Belgrade would had condemned that act. Maximal penalties would had applied.

I get the feeling that Albanians are very similar to the Croats, they are very good when they beat you and someone ties your so that you cannot defend yourself. It’s the same with them saying that with Western help “we won and some”. 20 nations attacking a small country to cover up Bill Clinton’s Monica Lewinsky affair.

Here is a what a sign says near the entrance of Camp Bondsteel under job vacancies – “Albanians Need Not Apply”. Perhaps some of the Albanian contributors to this debate can direct me to an Albanian B92 style program or are they still coming to terms with electricity let alone the internet.

Here another interesting fact during the Kosovo war Australia took in 10,000 K/Albanians and they were placed in various parts of the country, but the reports were the same wherever the Albanians were housed. Stealing from stores was rampant, attacks on local women increase substantially, car stealing, several instances of bank robbery. It got to the point that when a decision had to be made how many should remain in Australia the then Prime Minister, John Howard, a fanatical US follower, issued instructions that only 200 would be permitted to remain under protections visas. The rest were returned to Kosovo and I clearly remember their spokesman, an Albanian living in Australia, pleading on TV with the Australian Government to allow all to stay.

Brkljač said he was worried that the prosecutor also stated there was "well-founded suspicion" that those detained committed the alleged crimes "in conspiracy with other persons", since this could mean that there are plans to make new arrests.
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Only criminals should fear arrests. Those 12,000 Albanians didn't all commit suicide.

Only criminals should fear arrests. Those 12,000 Albanians didn't all commit suicide.
(aRta, 29 September 2009 17:47)

first of all there was less than 10,000 causalties on BOTH sides. secondly, by attacking police stations and committing other acts of terror, the albanians did pretty much commit suicide when the decided to go up against a hardened army looking to re-take their holy land...

Brilliant piece of fear mongering. The fact that no names are mentioned when 'others' are mentioned as being involved, puts the fear into every Kosovan Serb that they too might be arrested on a trumped up charge if the Albanian authorities see fit.

Also as far as I know the only victims of intimidation in Kosovo of late are Serbs, the intimidators being Albanian. I don't think any Albanian has been arrsted on any such charge. Once again a clear message to Kosovan Serbs 'We don't want you here'.

Also I like the idea that those arrested could intimidate the witnesses. Any evidence of this or is that just a bit of slander thrown in for good measure? Aren't those arrested local farmers and a woman? Could anyone give me more detail on the unlucky detainees.

Just how many KLA/Albanians have they arrested so far for war crimes. They can start with their so called PM.

StariVujadin

That hardened army got bombed and capitulated. Albanians, with western help, achieved their goal and then some.

there is no way that any Serb has killed any Albanian civilian. It we had such a case entire Belgrade would had condemned that act. Maximal penalties would had applied.

I get the feeling that Albanians are very similar to the Croats, they are very good when they beat you and someone ties your so that you cannot defend yourself. It’s the same with them saying that with Western help “we won and some”. 20 nations attacking a small country to cover up Bill Clinton’s Monica Lewinsky affair.

Here is a what a sign says near the entrance of Camp Bondsteel under job vacancies – “Albanians Need Not Apply”. Perhaps some of the Albanian contributors to this debate can direct me to an Albanian B92 style program or are they still coming to terms with electricity let alone the internet.

Here another interesting fact during the Kosovo war Australia took in 10,000 K/Albanians and they were placed in various parts of the country, but the reports were the same wherever the Albanians were housed. Stealing from stores was rampant, attacks on local women increase substantially, car stealing, several instances of bank robbery. It got to the point that when a decision had to be made how many should remain in Australia the then Prime Minister, John Howard, a fanatical US follower, issued instructions that only 200 would be permitted to remain under protections visas. The rest were returned to Kosovo and I clearly remember their spokesman, an Albanian living in Australia, pleading on TV with the Australian Government to allow all to stay.