Kosovo lives off foreign aid – there are no industries in Kosovo; there is nothing. So any armies or large police force is paid for by foreign aid money. If you really think that the US/EU are going to create an Albanian army in Kosovo and pay for it then you had better think again
You see Hans it’s getting a little difficult in Kosovo because after 11 years of living in freedom and democracy little has changed for the Albanians – in fact large numbers moved to Kosovo from Albania in 1999 just after the bombing hoping to see the US pave the streets of Pristina in gold. When they get tired of these empty promises the US/EU put on a little show to look as if progress is being made, but its nothing – its all talk.
Carrying increasing debt, well Serbia is no alone on that front because so does the UK, US and most EU countries including Greece and Germany.
It's amazing how eastern Anatolians who settle in Europe on the coat tails of Turks need to associate with cultures and myths they have nothing in common with. Anybody else can tell you that all their customs, appearance, mentality and culture are still there in their ancestral lands for all to see today. The Turks resettled them in Rashka but that's about all.
All those 'Ilyrians' and not one Iliya amongst them.
(Rashan, 4 February 2010 14:21)
I couldn't agree with you more Rashan. I mean look at the ALbanian name for Srbica in Drenica. They call it skenderaj which is clearly a Turkish word.
I guess its just a case of big brother (Turkey) looking out for little brother (K-Albs).
It's amazing how eastern Anatolians who settle in Europe on the coat tails of Turks need to associate with cultures and myths they have nothing in common with. Anybody else can tell you that all their customs, appearance, mentality and culture are still there in their ancestral lands for all to see today. The Turks resettled them in Rashka but that's about all.
All those 'Ilyrians' and not one Iliya amongst them.
"FYI, Kosovo Police has already more than 9000 agents and they're very correctly paid and no doubt far more prfessional than serbian ones...
And as to running a country, my Godness, yes we all should learn from Serbia handling its Banruptcy and its dramatically increasing Debt...
(Hans, 4 February 2010 12:23) "
Yes, they are paid .... from money from the West. Don't be too sure that this will not dry up in time.
As for your looking for a teacher in bankruptcy and dramatic debts, I wouldn't learn from your US masters if I were you! http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
Then who or what is going to pay for this 8000 KDF and 9000 police? Kosovo survives on foreign aid. I amazed at how little you guys understand what is involved in running a country – it’s slightly different to running a cafe.
Sj,
FYI, Kosovo Police has already more than 9000 agents and they're very correctly paid and no doubt far more prfessional than serbian ones...
And as to running a country, my Godness, yes we all should learn from Serbia handling its Banruptcy and its dramatically increasing Debt...
My God you’re behind the times. It was the US that gave Saddam the gas to use against the Kurds not Yugoslavia - in fact it was Donald Rumsfeld that was shaking hands with the great undemocratic one in the 1980s.
There will never be a KDF; yes granted the EU/US will make some gestures and noises, but there will be no Kosovo army – what do you think that they are stupid? This army can quite easily turn on them.
Then who or what is going to pay for this 8000 KDF and 9000 police? Kosovo survives on foreign aid. I amazed at how little you guys understand what is involved in running a country – it’s slightly different to running a cafe.
Please get this straight Turkey is irrelevant as a so called superpower. I keep on repeating the fact that it is incapable of defending itself from an angry mob of wild geese 10 metres outside its borders. The Kurds whipped the great Turkish army’s backside after it went into northern Iraq – dozens of Turkish soldiers were killed.
Ankara can sign any piece of paper it likes, but that’s all it is, a worthless piece of paper.
Stating that “new countries have come into existence over the last 20 years in the Balkans, and that Kosovo is the last one”, Gul said that he is convinced that the “independence of every country must be respected”, and that there must be work put into “improving neighborly relations based on friendship and peace”.
So then we can expect your support for Republika Srpska, independent Krajina, North Kosovo and many others.
"We know that Turkey made great mistakes in allowing Illyria/Dardania to be divided into several pieces (with/out its will).
If it wasn't for Turkey, Belgrade would have been part or called North Albanian province. Nevertheless that is past, however, Turkey was and still is the superpower of the Balkans, and their help is greatly appreciated. "
Did you piece this "history" together by reading chewing gum wrappers or is based on something you made up?
What is Dardania? What is Illyria? Who even believes this?
By the way: Kosovo is a province. Provinces do not have armies!
(Ron, 3 February 2010 16:06)
Did Yugoslavia care when they sold weapons to Saddam Hussein while he gased Kurds? Why do you act one-sided and call yourself neutral? Why should we ignore a helping hand, just like everyone we look after our interest, our own "state interest". KSF may not operate in a military mission yet, but it will once KFOR start to leave Kosovo, I'll give it 2-3 years max. 8000-strong professional Kosovo Defence Force and 9000-strong police Force would suit us perfectly well, be it from foreign or domestic threats. We have no intentions on acting aggressors but we will give hell to protect our land, last time we didnt had the oppertunity nor the resources to mobilize, today and tomorrow is a whole different scenario.
And another thing,
"Cooperation Agreement between the MKSF and the Turkish Republic Ministry of Defense signed in Ankara"
You should not forget that this "superpower of the Balcans" was utterly defeated by Serbia,Greece and Bulgaria in 1912.
If it weren`t for the Brits who threatened intervention Istanbul would be conquered by the Balcan allies.
Of course the Albanians as collaborators hoped for the return of their saviours,the Turks but were disappointed.
In 1913 the Serbian army even conquered Durres and all the way down to Saranda.
What's taking the ICJ so long if unilateral independence is a slam dunk? america and its puppets (turkey) are due for a reality check. I look forward to the day Bondsteel becomes a Serbian military base. I want the concession for conducting tours of Bondsteel where people were "renditioned".
Turkey at list is making things right now,they occupied us for 500 years now we have our freedom...
(Oso Kuka, 3 February 2010 11:50)
--
Freedom, what freedom? You are still occupied but this time by NATO. Albanians became loyal Muslims for the Ottomans and now they are loyal US lovers for the NATO occupiers.
Serbia is offering you the most you'll ever get. Even more than the occupiers could deliver.
Turkey on the other hand was bombing its Kurdish separatists and at the time recognising "Kosova".
K-Albanians already have a homeland, it's called Albania. The Kurds on the other hand are much more deserving.
The Kurdish minority wants full independence from Turkey. Ankara should put its money where its mouth is and immediately grant them independence! But no! Here we have double standards yet again from supporters of "Kosova"!!
We know that Turkey made great mistakes in allowing Illyria/Dardania to be divided into several pieces (with/out its will).
If it wasn't for Turkey, Belgrade would have been part or called North Albanian province. Nevertheless that is past, however, Turkey was and still is the superpower of the Balkans, and their help is greatly appreciated.
Many Serbs are calling for NEW negotiations. Well, I am sure there will be negotiations but guess on what?
Negotiation will target the integration of North of Kosovo within FULL soverignty of Republic of Kosovo IN SUCH A WAY that Serbian government 'wont' lose face.
If there are these are the only negotiations that will be held and probably we will get new 6/7/8-point plan, (for Serbian public) which will lead the headlines for 2-3 days then it will be thrown into garbage (with prior consent of Serbian government)
“We believe that, when the time comes, Kosovo will strongly take its place in the European and Atlantic structures, NATO and the EU,” Gul said, according to the Hurriyet website.
Dunno about Kosovo since it is not even recognised by the EU but Turkey certainly won't...
"Turkey should support international law"
(No more banana republics, 3 February 2010 10:47)
Really? What international law are you talking about? The one that is being violated on a daily basis by the killing and abusing Kurd civilians for the last 20 years? Or the one of violating the air space of another countries by sending military aircrafts for the last 10 years (Greek and Cypriot air space)? Or the one that was violated almost 90 years ago by commiting one of the biggest genocides that humanity ever saw (the armenian and greek genocide) and still today stubornlly refuses to acknowledge this horrible crime?
Turkey has been and still is one of the biggest international law breakers at all aspects, constantly despising any sense of international law or justice. So, there is no surprise that a country like that supports Kosovo..... with supporters like Turkey who needs enemies really?
"we hope Serbia will do the right thing soon and we can be good neighbours."
Oso Kuka
It's in everyones interest to be good neighbours however there can't be peace without justice. Meaning both people need to compromize about a solution. In Kosovo the Albanians and NATO decided what should go. Now that Serbs don't respect and accept that there are problems and a division of Kosovo is taking place. No justice, no peace!
Turkey at list is making things right now,they occupied us for 500 years now we have our freedom and we are glad Turky aknowledged this now,so we hope Serbia will do the right thing soon and we can be good neighbours.
Turkey should support international law rather then the illegal UDI of Kosovo. Kosovo independence is going no where. All those countries that are for and against suggest new negotiations.
Turkey should support international law rather then the illegal UDI of Kosovo. Kosovo independence is going no where. All those countries that are for and against suggest new negotiations.
"Turkey should support international law"
(No more banana republics, 3 February 2010 10:47)
Really? What international law are you talking about? The one that is being violated on a daily basis by the killing and abusing Kurd civilians for the last 20 years? Or the one of violating the air space of another countries by sending military aircrafts for the last 10 years (Greek and Cypriot air space)? Or the one that was violated almost 90 years ago by commiting one of the biggest genocides that humanity ever saw (the armenian and greek genocide) and still today stubornlly refuses to acknowledge this horrible crime?
Turkey has been and still is one of the biggest international law breakers at all aspects, constantly despising any sense of international law or justice. So, there is no surprise that a country like that supports Kosovo..... with supporters like Turkey who needs enemies really?
We know that Turkey made great mistakes in allowing Illyria/Dardania to be divided into several pieces (with/out its will).
If it wasn't for Turkey, Belgrade would have been part or called North Albanian province. Nevertheless that is past, however, Turkey was and still is the superpower of the Balkans, and their help is greatly appreciated.
Many Serbs are calling for NEW negotiations. Well, I am sure there will be negotiations but guess on what?
Negotiation will target the integration of North of Kosovo within FULL soverignty of Republic of Kosovo IN SUCH A WAY that Serbian government 'wont' lose face.
If there are these are the only negotiations that will be held and probably we will get new 6/7/8-point plan, (for Serbian public) which will lead the headlines for 2-3 days then it will be thrown into garbage (with prior consent of Serbian government)
Turkey at list is making things right now,they occupied us for 500 years now we have our freedom...
(Oso Kuka, 3 February 2010 11:50)
--
Freedom, what freedom? You are still occupied but this time by NATO. Albanians became loyal Muslims for the Ottomans and now they are loyal US lovers for the NATO occupiers.
Serbia is offering you the most you'll ever get. Even more than the occupiers could deliver.
Turkey on the other hand was bombing its Kurdish separatists and at the time recognising "Kosova".
K-Albanians already have a homeland, it's called Albania. The Kurds on the other hand are much more deserving.
The Kurdish minority wants full independence from Turkey. Ankara should put its money where its mouth is and immediately grant them independence! But no! Here we have double standards yet again from supporters of "Kosova"!!
Turkey at list is making things right now,they occupied us for 500 years now we have our freedom and we are glad Turky aknowledged this now,so we hope Serbia will do the right thing soon and we can be good neighbours.
You should not forget that this "superpower of the Balcans" was utterly defeated by Serbia,Greece and Bulgaria in 1912.
If it weren`t for the Brits who threatened intervention Istanbul would be conquered by the Balcan allies.
Of course the Albanians as collaborators hoped for the return of their saviours,the Turks but were disappointed.
In 1913 the Serbian army even conquered Durres and all the way down to Saranda.
“We believe that, when the time comes, Kosovo will strongly take its place in the European and Atlantic structures, NATO and the EU,” Gul said, according to the Hurriyet website.
Dunno about Kosovo since it is not even recognised by the EU but Turkey certainly won't...
"we hope Serbia will do the right thing soon and we can be good neighbours."
Oso Kuka
It's in everyones interest to be good neighbours however there can't be peace without justice. Meaning both people need to compromize about a solution. In Kosovo the Albanians and NATO decided what should go. Now that Serbs don't respect and accept that there are problems and a division of Kosovo is taking place. No justice, no peace!
What's taking the ICJ so long if unilateral independence is a slam dunk? america and its puppets (turkey) are due for a reality check. I look forward to the day Bondsteel becomes a Serbian military base. I want the concession for conducting tours of Bondsteel where people were "renditioned".
"We know that Turkey made great mistakes in allowing Illyria/Dardania to be divided into several pieces (with/out its will).
If it wasn't for Turkey, Belgrade would have been part or called North Albanian province. Nevertheless that is past, however, Turkey was and still is the superpower of the Balkans, and their help is greatly appreciated. "
Did you piece this "history" together by reading chewing gum wrappers or is based on something you made up?
What is Dardania? What is Illyria? Who even believes this?
By the way: Kosovo is a province. Provinces do not have armies!
(Ron, 3 February 2010 16:06)
Did Yugoslavia care when they sold weapons to Saddam Hussein while he gased Kurds? Why do you act one-sided and call yourself neutral? Why should we ignore a helping hand, just like everyone we look after our interest, our own "state interest". KSF may not operate in a military mission yet, but it will once KFOR start to leave Kosovo, I'll give it 2-3 years max. 8000-strong professional Kosovo Defence Force and 9000-strong police Force would suit us perfectly well, be it from foreign or domestic threats. We have no intentions on acting aggressors but we will give hell to protect our land, last time we didnt had the oppertunity nor the resources to mobilize, today and tomorrow is a whole different scenario.
And another thing,
"Cooperation Agreement between the MKSF and the Turkish Republic Ministry of Defense signed in Ankara"
It's amazing how eastern Anatolians who settle in Europe on the coat tails of Turks need to associate with cultures and myths they have nothing in common with. Anybody else can tell you that all their customs, appearance, mentality and culture are still there in their ancestral lands for all to see today. The Turks resettled them in Rashka but that's about all.
All those 'Ilyrians' and not one Iliya amongst them.
Then who or what is going to pay for this 8000 KDF and 9000 police? Kosovo survives on foreign aid. I amazed at how little you guys understand what is involved in running a country – it’s slightly different to running a cafe.
Sj,
FYI, Kosovo Police has already more than 9000 agents and they're very correctly paid and no doubt far more prfessional than serbian ones...
And as to running a country, my Godness, yes we all should learn from Serbia handling its Banruptcy and its dramatically increasing Debt...
Stating that “new countries have come into existence over the last 20 years in the Balkans, and that Kosovo is the last one”, Gul said that he is convinced that the “independence of every country must be respected”, and that there must be work put into “improving neighborly relations based on friendship and peace”.
So then we can expect your support for Republika Srpska, independent Krajina, North Kosovo and many others.
My God you’re behind the times. It was the US that gave Saddam the gas to use against the Kurds not Yugoslavia - in fact it was Donald Rumsfeld that was shaking hands with the great undemocratic one in the 1980s.
There will never be a KDF; yes granted the EU/US will make some gestures and noises, but there will be no Kosovo army – what do you think that they are stupid? This army can quite easily turn on them.
Then who or what is going to pay for this 8000 KDF and 9000 police? Kosovo survives on foreign aid. I amazed at how little you guys understand what is involved in running a country – it’s slightly different to running a cafe.
Please get this straight Turkey is irrelevant as a so called superpower. I keep on repeating the fact that it is incapable of defending itself from an angry mob of wild geese 10 metres outside its borders. The Kurds whipped the great Turkish army’s backside after it went into northern Iraq – dozens of Turkish soldiers were killed.
Ankara can sign any piece of paper it likes, but that’s all it is, a worthless piece of paper.
"FYI, Kosovo Police has already more than 9000 agents and they're very correctly paid and no doubt far more prfessional than serbian ones...
And as to running a country, my Godness, yes we all should learn from Serbia handling its Banruptcy and its dramatically increasing Debt...
(Hans, 4 February 2010 12:23) "
Yes, they are paid .... from money from the West. Don't be too sure that this will not dry up in time.
As for your looking for a teacher in bankruptcy and dramatic debts, I wouldn't learn from your US masters if I were you! http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
It's amazing how eastern Anatolians who settle in Europe on the coat tails of Turks need to associate with cultures and myths they have nothing in common with. Anybody else can tell you that all their customs, appearance, mentality and culture are still there in their ancestral lands for all to see today. The Turks resettled them in Rashka but that's about all.
All those 'Ilyrians' and not one Iliya amongst them.
(Rashan, 4 February 2010 14:21)
I couldn't agree with you more Rashan. I mean look at the ALbanian name for Srbica in Drenica. They call it skenderaj which is clearly a Turkish word.
I guess its just a case of big brother (Turkey) looking out for little brother (K-Albs).
Kosovo lives off foreign aid – there are no industries in Kosovo; there is nothing. So any armies or large police force is paid for by foreign aid money. If you really think that the US/EU are going to create an Albanian army in Kosovo and pay for it then you had better think again
You see Hans it’s getting a little difficult in Kosovo because after 11 years of living in freedom and democracy little has changed for the Albanians – in fact large numbers moved to Kosovo from Albania in 1999 just after the bombing hoping to see the US pave the streets of Pristina in gold. When they get tired of these empty promises the US/EU put on a little show to look as if progress is being made, but its nothing – its all talk.
Carrying increasing debt, well Serbia is no alone on that front because so does the UK, US and most EU countries including Greece and Germany.
Turkey at list is making things right now,they occupied us for 500 years now we have our freedom and we are glad Turky aknowledged this now,so we hope Serbia will do the right thing soon and we can be good neighbours.
We know that Turkey made great mistakes in allowing Illyria/Dardania to be divided into several pieces (with/out its will).
If it wasn't for Turkey, Belgrade would have been part or called North Albanian province. Nevertheless that is past, however, Turkey was and still is the superpower of the Balkans, and their help is greatly appreciated.
Many Serbs are calling for NEW negotiations. Well, I am sure there will be negotiations but guess on what?
Negotiation will target the integration of North of Kosovo within FULL soverignty of Republic of Kosovo IN SUCH A WAY that Serbian government 'wont' lose face.
If there are these are the only negotiations that will be held and probably we will get new 6/7/8-point plan, (for Serbian public) which will lead the headlines for 2-3 days then it will be thrown into garbage (with prior consent of Serbian government)
Turkey should support international law rather then the illegal UDI of Kosovo. Kosovo independence is going no where. All those countries that are for and against suggest new negotiations.
Turkey at list is making things right now,they occupied us for 500 years now we have our freedom...
(Oso Kuka, 3 February 2010 11:50)
--
Freedom, what freedom? You are still occupied but this time by NATO. Albanians became loyal Muslims for the Ottomans and now they are loyal US lovers for the NATO occupiers.
Serbia is offering you the most you'll ever get. Even more than the occupiers could deliver.
Turkey on the other hand was bombing its Kurdish separatists and at the time recognising "Kosova".
K-Albanians already have a homeland, it's called Albania. The Kurds on the other hand are much more deserving.
You should not forget that this "superpower of the Balcans" was utterly defeated by Serbia,Greece and Bulgaria in 1912.
If it weren`t for the Brits who threatened intervention Istanbul would be conquered by the Balcan allies.
Of course the Albanians as collaborators hoped for the return of their saviours,the Turks but were disappointed.
In 1913 the Serbian army even conquered Durres and all the way down to Saranda.
"Turkey should support international law"
(No more banana republics, 3 February 2010 10:47)
Really? What international law are you talking about? The one that is being violated on a daily basis by the killing and abusing Kurd civilians for the last 20 years? Or the one of violating the air space of another countries by sending military aircrafts for the last 10 years (Greek and Cypriot air space)? Or the one that was violated almost 90 years ago by commiting one of the biggest genocides that humanity ever saw (the armenian and greek genocide) and still today stubornlly refuses to acknowledge this horrible crime?
Turkey has been and still is one of the biggest international law breakers at all aspects, constantly despising any sense of international law or justice. So, there is no surprise that a country like that supports Kosovo..... with supporters like Turkey who needs enemies really?
The Kurdish minority wants full independence from Turkey. Ankara should put its money where its mouth is and immediately grant them independence! But no! Here we have double standards yet again from supporters of "Kosova"!!
By the way: Kosovo is a province. Provinces do not have armies!
(Ron, 3 February 2010 16:06)
Did Yugoslavia care when they sold weapons to Saddam Hussein while he gased Kurds? Why do you act one-sided and call yourself neutral? Why should we ignore a helping hand, just like everyone we look after our interest, our own "state interest". KSF may not operate in a military mission yet, but it will once KFOR start to leave Kosovo, I'll give it 2-3 years max. 8000-strong professional Kosovo Defence Force and 9000-strong police Force would suit us perfectly well, be it from foreign or domestic threats. We have no intentions on acting aggressors but we will give hell to protect our land, last time we didnt had the oppertunity nor the resources to mobilize, today and tomorrow is a whole different scenario.
And another thing,
"Cooperation Agreement between the MKSF and the Turkish Republic Ministry of Defense signed in Ankara"
“We believe that, when the time comes, Kosovo will strongly take its place in the European and Atlantic structures, NATO and the EU,” Gul said, according to the Hurriyet website.
Dunno about Kosovo since it is not even recognised by the EU but Turkey certainly won't...
What's taking the ICJ so long if unilateral independence is a slam dunk? america and its puppets (turkey) are due for a reality check. I look forward to the day Bondsteel becomes a Serbian military base. I want the concession for conducting tours of Bondsteel where people were "renditioned".
"we hope Serbia will do the right thing soon and we can be good neighbours."
Oso Kuka
It's in everyones interest to be good neighbours however there can't be peace without justice. Meaning both people need to compromize about a solution. In Kosovo the Albanians and NATO decided what should go. Now that Serbs don't respect and accept that there are problems and a division of Kosovo is taking place. No justice, no peace!
Stating that “new countries have come into existence over the last 20 years in the Balkans, and that Kosovo is the last one”, Gul said that he is convinced that the “independence of every country must be respected”, and that there must be work put into “improving neighborly relations based on friendship and peace”.
So then we can expect your support for Republika Srpska, independent Krajina, North Kosovo and many others.
My God you’re behind the times. It was the US that gave Saddam the gas to use against the Kurds not Yugoslavia - in fact it was Donald Rumsfeld that was shaking hands with the great undemocratic one in the 1980s.
There will never be a KDF; yes granted the EU/US will make some gestures and noises, but there will be no Kosovo army – what do you think that they are stupid? This army can quite easily turn on them.
Then who or what is going to pay for this 8000 KDF and 9000 police? Kosovo survives on foreign aid. I amazed at how little you guys understand what is involved in running a country – it’s slightly different to running a cafe.
Please get this straight Turkey is irrelevant as a so called superpower. I keep on repeating the fact that it is incapable of defending itself from an angry mob of wild geese 10 metres outside its borders. The Kurds whipped the great Turkish army’s backside after it went into northern Iraq – dozens of Turkish soldiers were killed.
Ankara can sign any piece of paper it likes, but that’s all it is, a worthless piece of paper.
"We know that Turkey made great mistakes in allowing Illyria/Dardania to be divided into several pieces (with/out its will).
If it wasn't for Turkey, Belgrade would have been part or called North Albanian province. Nevertheless that is past, however, Turkey was and still is the superpower of the Balkans, and their help is greatly appreciated. "
Did you piece this "history" together by reading chewing gum wrappers or is based on something you made up?
What is Dardania? What is Illyria? Who even believes this?
Then who or what is going to pay for this 8000 KDF and 9000 police? Kosovo survives on foreign aid. I amazed at how little you guys understand what is involved in running a country – it’s slightly different to running a cafe.
Sj,
FYI, Kosovo Police has already more than 9000 agents and they're very correctly paid and no doubt far more prfessional than serbian ones...
And as to running a country, my Godness, yes we all should learn from Serbia handling its Banruptcy and its dramatically increasing Debt...
"FYI, Kosovo Police has already more than 9000 agents and they're very correctly paid and no doubt far more prfessional than serbian ones...
And as to running a country, my Godness, yes we all should learn from Serbia handling its Banruptcy and its dramatically increasing Debt...
(Hans, 4 February 2010 12:23) "
Yes, they are paid .... from money from the West. Don't be too sure that this will not dry up in time.
As for your looking for a teacher in bankruptcy and dramatic debts, I wouldn't learn from your US masters if I were you! http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/
It's amazing how eastern Anatolians who settle in Europe on the coat tails of Turks need to associate with cultures and myths they have nothing in common with. Anybody else can tell you that all their customs, appearance, mentality and culture are still there in their ancestral lands for all to see today. The Turks resettled them in Rashka but that's about all.
All those 'Ilyrians' and not one Iliya amongst them.
It's amazing how eastern Anatolians who settle in Europe on the coat tails of Turks need to associate with cultures and myths they have nothing in common with. Anybody else can tell you that all their customs, appearance, mentality and culture are still there in their ancestral lands for all to see today. The Turks resettled them in Rashka but that's about all.
All those 'Ilyrians' and not one Iliya amongst them.
(Rashan, 4 February 2010 14:21)
I couldn't agree with you more Rashan. I mean look at the ALbanian name for Srbica in Drenica. They call it skenderaj which is clearly a Turkish word.
I guess its just a case of big brother (Turkey) looking out for little brother (K-Albs).
Kosovo lives off foreign aid – there are no industries in Kosovo; there is nothing. So any armies or large police force is paid for by foreign aid money. If you really think that the US/EU are going to create an Albanian army in Kosovo and pay for it then you had better think again
You see Hans it’s getting a little difficult in Kosovo because after 11 years of living in freedom and democracy little has changed for the Albanians – in fact large numbers moved to Kosovo from Albania in 1999 just after the bombing hoping to see the US pave the streets of Pristina in gold. When they get tired of these empty promises the US/EU put on a little show to look as if progress is being made, but its nothing – its all talk.
Carrying increasing debt, well Serbia is no alone on that front because so does the UK, US and most EU countries including Greece and Germany.
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