UNESCO ratifies Kosovo document

"The UNESCO World Heritage Committee ratified a document which contains Serbia's statement on the importance of its medieval monuments located in Kosovo.

The UNESCO committee met in Brasilia, Brazil.

The Serbian Ministry of Culture stated in a statement that Serbia submitted to the UNESCO World Heritage Center the text which refers to the exceptional universal value due to which the Serb Orthodox Christian medieval monasteries in Kosovo entered the UNESCO's list of world cultural heritage, and that of endangered world heritage sites."

So much for the yarn that Pristina tried to spin a couple of years back that the holy sites somehow were all of sudden in fact Byzantine-Illyrian churches.

Anyway where will this leave the polar bears now?

Niall I laughed out loud on the polar bears comment. Thanks for cheering me up.

Strange.....did not the Albanians say that Kosovo was a new country ? I must have got it wrong. Anyway, here is the WORLD list of Unesco:
http://whc.unesco.org/en/statesparties/rs

Now here is a chance for the Albanians to prove to the world that they are truly Illyrians that have lived for hundreds if not thousands of years in Kosovo.

Please list all of the Illyrian buildings, temples, ruins that should be on the world heritage list to be protected for future generations.

What can find any? Gee what a surprise. But I know you guys can always try and list the three pairs of suits, shirts and shoes you fathers and grandfather got from Tito when they escaped from Albania in the 1940 and 1950s.

There is an old Serbian saying " lies have very short legs".

"The UNESCO World Heritage Committee ratified a document which contains Serbia's statement on the importance of its medieval monuments located in Kosovo.

The UNESCO committee met in Brasilia, Brazil.

The Serbian Ministry of Culture stated in a statement that Serbia submitted to the UNESCO World Heritage Center the text which refers to the exceptional universal value due to which the Serb Orthodox Christian medieval monasteries in Kosovo entered the UNESCO's list of world cultural heritage, and that of endangered world heritage sites."

So much for the yarn that Pristina tried to spin a couple of years back that the holy sites somehow were all of sudden in fact Byzantine-Illyrian churches.

Anyway where will this leave the polar bears now?

Strange.....did not the Albanians say that Kosovo was a new country ? I must have got it wrong. Anyway, here is the WORLD list of Unesco:
http://whc.unesco.org/en/statesparties/rs

Niall I laughed out loud on the polar bears comment. Thanks for cheering me up.

Now here is a chance for the Albanians to prove to the world that they are truly Illyrians that have lived for hundreds if not thousands of years in Kosovo.

Please list all of the Illyrian buildings, temples, ruins that should be on the world heritage list to be protected for future generations.

What can find any? Gee what a surprise. But I know you guys can always try and list the three pairs of suits, shirts and shoes you fathers and grandfather got from Tito when they escaped from Albania in the 1940 and 1950s.

There is an old Serbian saying " lies have very short legs".