Salih Shala
pre 19 godina
Dear Pijetro,
I'm not blaming the whole Serbian nation for the ethnic cleansing in Kosova. If that would have been the case, then you really would have cleansed Kosova 100% 'free' of ethnic Albanians.
However, we're talking about a state aparatus, a very powerful one. With one of the strongest armies in Europe, with a well experienced secret service. Combine this with maniacs, psychos and extreme-radicals in power together with charged murderers in para-military uniforms and you get a mean machine ready to slaughter.
Maybe the Albanians would have reached the same death toll as the Serbs if they had the same 'mean machine'. But 'luckily' they didn't have it. There was no Kosovan state WORKING to cleanse Kosova from ethnic Serbs. There were of course fractions of armed forces, however comparing them to a states organized security forces is just ridicilous.
Of course Kosova as a society will have to take responsibility for March 2004 (which is exactly what Kosova is doing by getting its souverignity limited). Just in the same way as Serbia has to take responsibility for it's past in Kosova, which is exactly what they will be forced to do, or should I say. Which is what they did in June 1999 when Kosova and Serbia divorced de facto.
The key for stability and normal relations between the Albanians and Serbs of Kosova, between Kosova and Serbia, and between the Albanian nation and the Serbian nation will be how ready the two communities are to take responsibility for what they were guilty of in the past.
Are we ready?
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