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... hundreds, not thousands is 100-999, not 1-999. No matter though, at least you understand that under 1244 Serb troops "will" be back to perform the following functions:
-Liaison with the international civil mission and the international security presence;
-Marking/clearing minefields;
-Maintaining a presence at Serb patrimonial sites;
-Maintaining a presence at key border crossings.
Unless 1244 is superceded by another UN Resolution, it's only a matter of time before Serbian troops return. Serbs waited 500 years to return, and may have to wait another 500, but it is somewhat comforting to know that they "will" (not may, but "will") be back.
Will is a word of certainty, while the word "may" is one of speculation and uncertainty.
So, rather than waste time debating that, as the document speaks for itself, why not everyone focus all efforts on making the lives of those who live in Kosovo better?
(mms, 23 September 2011 21:05)
mms, I agree with everything you said... the only thing that is missing is that the 1244 says “agreed number”. If and when the number is agreed, Serb forces can of course return to Kosovo and do all things that you listed above.
How will bringing the Serbs north of Ibar under Pristina's thumb (by force), help the out-of-work Albanians south of the Ibar? Employing another 4 Albanian individuals to work at the customs points 1 and 31???
(mms, 23 September 2011 21:05)
It will not help Albanians at all. In any case North of Kosovo is still part of Kosovo because the majority of the North of Kosovo inhabitants have not declared independence. If they do, I’d fully support them. But for now they want to be part of Kosovo.
And, by the way, the Serbia's Albanians in Kosovo have been given more autonomy than any other minority in the world, so why is Pristin's interim government so concerned with the Serbs north of Mitrovica?
(mms, 23 September 2011 21:05)
Because for Kosovo’s government they are Kosovo citizens, at least until they declare independence from Kosovo. Kosovo’s Government is not like Serbia’s government that claimed day and night that Kosovo is Serbia, but when Serbia’s Constitution was voted in 2006, they did not consider the Kosovo’s inhabitants as Serbia’s citizens and did not include them in the voters list.
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