KFOR removes roadblocks in north

Some 600 Albanians lived in the villages of Košutovo, Bistrica and Ceranje before the conflicts in Kosovo, but now only 250 of them remain in the region.

what do you call that, normally that is always called ethnic cleansing by our serbian natinal friends

" Some 600 Albanians lived in the villages of Košutovo, Bistrica and Ceranje before the conflicts in Kosovo, but now only 250 of them remain in the region."

Remember that quote before you accuse Albs of ethnic cleansing Serbs out of villages and cities.
And thats why the good-will of ROSU, KPS and KFOR has to stop and something needs to be done about it.

Time to crater the roads permanently for Eulex and Kfor.
It will be easy to put some planks over the craters to allow ordinary citizens of Serbia in cars to pass but I doubt that it will hold for the weight of the armoured vehicles and trucks of the occupation forces :-)

what do you call that, normally that is always called ethnic cleansing by our serbian natinal friends
(Bill, 14 April 2012 18:39)

I call that a damn good result :)

Albanian Diaspora: "the barricades are wasting Serbs' time, they do nothing, they only work against the Serbs"

Bla bla bla

Obviously did something, right? :)

well trizo, is good to see that you're a sloba fan. now that ethnic cleansing is fair game, do not moan when we do it to you. kudos to croatia for Krajina while we're at it

"Some 600 Albanians lived in the villages of Košutovo, Bistrica and Ceranje before the conflicts in Kosovo, but now only 250 of them remain in the region. "

what do you call that, normally that is always called ethnic cleansing by our serbian natinal friends
(Bill, 14 April 2012 18:39)

Every single person expelled from their home counts, but compared to more than 150,000 Serbs expelled from Kosovo, these numbers are negligible.

http://www.hrw.org/reports/1999/kosov2/

(and yes I consider Human Rights Watch not as 'anti-Kosovarian' and 'pro-Serbian', but a reliable source)

Or if you want a single town: "In the town of Obilic, which had a pre-conflict Serb population of 5,000, only some 1,000 Serbs remain."

Obviously did something, right? :)
(trizo, 14 April 2012 23:55)

Of course, according to Serbs, they make difficult the freedom of movement of Serbs in North Kosovo

Some 600 Albanians lived in the villages of Košutovo, Bistrica and Ceranje before the conflicts in Kosovo, but now only 250 of them remain in the region.

what do you call that, normally that is always called ethnic cleansing by our serbian natinal friends

" Some 600 Albanians lived in the villages of Košutovo, Bistrica and Ceranje before the conflicts in Kosovo, but now only 250 of them remain in the region."

Remember that quote before you accuse Albs of ethnic cleansing Serbs out of villages and cities.
And thats why the good-will of ROSU, KPS and KFOR has to stop and something needs to be done about it.

what do you call that, normally that is always called ethnic cleansing by our serbian natinal friends
(Bill, 14 April 2012 18:39)

I call that a damn good result :)

Albanian Diaspora: "the barricades are wasting Serbs' time, they do nothing, they only work against the Serbs"

Bla bla bla

Obviously did something, right? :)

Time to crater the roads permanently for Eulex and Kfor.
It will be easy to put some planks over the craters to allow ordinary citizens of Serbia in cars to pass but I doubt that it will hold for the weight of the armoured vehicles and trucks of the occupation forces :-)

well trizo, is good to see that you're a sloba fan. now that ethnic cleansing is fair game, do not moan when we do it to you. kudos to croatia for Krajina while we're at it

"Some 600 Albanians lived in the villages of Košutovo, Bistrica and Ceranje before the conflicts in Kosovo, but now only 250 of them remain in the region. "

what do you call that, normally that is always called ethnic cleansing by our serbian natinal friends
(Bill, 14 April 2012 18:39)

Every single person expelled from their home counts, but compared to more than 150,000 Serbs expelled from Kosovo, these numbers are negligible.

http://www.hrw.org/reports/1999/kosov2/

(and yes I consider Human Rights Watch not as 'anti-Kosovarian' and 'pro-Serbian', but a reliable source)

Or if you want a single town: "In the town of Obilic, which had a pre-conflict Serb population of 5,000, only some 1,000 Serbs remain."

Obviously did something, right? :)
(trizo, 14 April 2012 23:55)

Of course, according to Serbs, they make difficult the freedom of movement of Serbs in North Kosovo