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Jovan, it’s immoral to blame an individual alone, Like Milosevic in this case, for what has happened in Kosovo. He was the president of the Yugoslavia (Serbia) and allegedly the one who gave orders, but believe me there were many others (high and low political and military ranked) who were so eager to implement those orders. As far as I know Milosevic was elected in those positions, he did not just appoint himself. I was young then, but I remember very well his speeches when he visited Prizren and Obilic. And those speeches and promises he made to the Serb people brought him to power.
“the day Slobo Milosević died, you LOST your best argument.”
Milosevic died but his deeds are still having great affects in this region of Balkans.
“Yugoslavia had problems with terrorists, yes.
BUT, ...also the same has Spain with ETA, or the French with "their" separatist criminals... that´s nothing you can count on in your "argumentation" which is, frankly said, given that you are coming up with family-relations, quite lousy!”
Can you please find me a single example, only one, where the Spain or French police and/or army went, let’s say, into a village or a town and killed women, children, elders, and burned everything down in hunt for “their” separatist criminals?
“and what´s best: while you are raging around about Mr.Tadić entering southern Serbia, Serbia is scoring on the international scene, and you don´t even seem to realize it.”
Do you know that Mr. Tadic has asked for permission to come to Kosovo? It’s strange for the president of a state to ask for permission to visit a part of “his state”, isn’t it? What’s best here is that Politicians in Belgrade are slowly realizing that going to Kosovo means entering another state.
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