French police remove Kosovo Roma from bus during school trip

"The Dibrani family arrived in France five years ago and cited discrimination in Kosovo as grounds for asylum."

Discrimination? In Kosovo? The free, democratic, multi-ethnic state, sponsored by the EU, where minorities have 'more rights than anywhere in the world'(Thaci)? How is this possible? We all know that ethnic minorities enjoy all the rights in the republic of Kosovo. This includes the right to hit by stones thrown by by Albanians, the right that their property is stolen or usurped, the graves of their loved ones are vandalized and desecrated, and all other 'freedom'

Leonarda Dibrani and her family are living proof that darkness, dark forces and dark souls still rule in ol' E. All one needs to do is google Kosovo regarding their human rights record and their inhumane treatment of any returnees or deportees that are other than Albanians. Also Google Kosovo or KLA on human organ harvesting and Christian cemetery attacks and desecrations.
Now somebody tell me please, what kind of human being or beings does it take to deport someone back to Kosovo??
I am happy to see the young students demonstrating their message. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-X9JkM9Bgo

A teacher who witnessed the removal of the child from the bus was quoted as saying by the French media that "the pupils and teachers were very shocked."

I bet this child has dreams and aspirations like all other children in the world.

If the french public continues to support and allow this sort of thing, it will fall on their own heads one day. Tyranny starts out by oppressing the weak and unpopular and it slowly and surely grows like a social cancer

These are Albanian Roma who have escaped the delights of Kosova. These poor people live on the outskirts of Serbs on claves in Kosovo for fear of being attacked by their Albanian brothers.

Doesn't Serbia have the biggest number of asylum seekers to the EU? guess what those applicants site as their reasons for leaving? it certainly isn't too much love
(Nikolle, 18 October 2013 10:33)
This article, though, is about Kosovo. So, whether Serbia is a perfect place or not is irrelevant here.

Interior Minister Manuel Valls, who last month said Roma were "incompatible with the French way of life," defended the expulsion.
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Incredible, but your 5 million Muslims with no go zones are compatible with French way of life?

@Comm. Parrisson

Doesn't Serbia have the biggest number of asylum seekers to the EU? guess what those applicants site as their reasons for leaving? it certainly isn't too much love

They belong in Serbia with the rest of former Yugoslav Roma.

@Marko, I agree, and the public is speaking out: http://www.france24.com/en/20131017-france-pictures-paris-students-protest-deportations

We should be mercyfull with all people living in Kosovo, including these huge masses of Albanians pretending to be roma and sleeping under bridges in France seeking asylum, those asking medication for their kids in Belgrade, families with many children wading rivers, but also the Albanians lacking money to buy illegal Visa to leave this hopeless place.

They belong in Serbia with the rest of former Yugoslav Roma.
(Avni, 18 October 2013 22:06)

You albanians won't let them go home and live in safety and peace.

"These are Albanian Roma who have escaped the delights of Kosova"

Is there such a thing as Albanian Roma, Serbian Roma, Italian Roma, Romanian Roma, Montenegrin Roma, Greek Roma, or Macedonian Roma?

I thought the Roma were a distinctive ethnic group, like Albanians, Serbians, Montenegrins, or Macedonians.

They belong in Serbia with the rest of former Yugoslav Roma.
(Avni, 18 October 2013 22:06)
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They belong where ever they were born and lived before.
Why don't they belong in Kosovo if that's where they lived before?

@Comm. Parrisson

Doesn't Serbia have the biggest number of asylum seekers to the EU? guess what those applicants site as their reasons for leaving? it certainly isn't too much love

"The Dibrani family arrived in France five years ago and cited discrimination in Kosovo as grounds for asylum."

Discrimination? In Kosovo? The free, democratic, multi-ethnic state, sponsored by the EU, where minorities have 'more rights than anywhere in the world'(Thaci)? How is this possible? We all know that ethnic minorities enjoy all the rights in the republic of Kosovo. This includes the right to hit by stones thrown by by Albanians, the right that their property is stolen or usurped, the graves of their loved ones are vandalized and desecrated, and all other 'freedom'

They belong in Serbia with the rest of former Yugoslav Roma.

Doesn't Serbia have the biggest number of asylum seekers to the EU? guess what those applicants site as their reasons for leaving? it certainly isn't too much love
(Nikolle, 18 October 2013 10:33)
This article, though, is about Kosovo. So, whether Serbia is a perfect place or not is irrelevant here.

We should be mercyfull with all people living in Kosovo, including these huge masses of Albanians pretending to be roma and sleeping under bridges in France seeking asylum, those asking medication for their kids in Belgrade, families with many children wading rivers, but also the Albanians lacking money to buy illegal Visa to leave this hopeless place.

Leonarda Dibrani and her family are living proof that darkness, dark forces and dark souls still rule in ol' E. All one needs to do is google Kosovo regarding their human rights record and their inhumane treatment of any returnees or deportees that are other than Albanians. Also Google Kosovo or KLA on human organ harvesting and Christian cemetery attacks and desecrations.
Now somebody tell me please, what kind of human being or beings does it take to deport someone back to Kosovo??
I am happy to see the young students demonstrating their message. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-X9JkM9Bgo

These are Albanian Roma who have escaped the delights of Kosova. These poor people live on the outskirts of Serbs on claves in Kosovo for fear of being attacked by their Albanian brothers.

If the french public continues to support and allow this sort of thing, it will fall on their own heads one day. Tyranny starts out by oppressing the weak and unpopular and it slowly and surely grows like a social cancer

Interior Minister Manuel Valls, who last month said Roma were "incompatible with the French way of life," defended the expulsion.
=====================================

Incredible, but your 5 million Muslims with no go zones are compatible with French way of life?

A teacher who witnessed the removal of the child from the bus was quoted as saying by the French media that "the pupils and teachers were very shocked."

I bet this child has dreams and aspirations like all other children in the world.

They belong in Serbia with the rest of former Yugoslav Roma.
(Avni, 18 October 2013 22:06)

You albanians won't let them go home and live in safety and peace.

@Marko, I agree, and the public is speaking out: http://www.france24.com/en/20131017-france-pictures-paris-students-protest-deportations

They belong in Serbia with the rest of former Yugoslav Roma.
(Avni, 18 October 2013 22:06)
==========================
They belong where ever they were born and lived before.
Why don't they belong in Kosovo if that's where they lived before?

"These are Albanian Roma who have escaped the delights of Kosova"

Is there such a thing as Albanian Roma, Serbian Roma, Italian Roma, Romanian Roma, Montenegrin Roma, Greek Roma, or Macedonian Roma?

I thought the Roma were a distinctive ethnic group, like Albanians, Serbians, Montenegrins, or Macedonians.