THREAD: IN #KOSOVO & METOHIJA ALBANIAN BARBARISM AND TERRORISM BEATS THE CULTURE OF #SERBS
So far, none of the representatives from KFOR, UNMIK, UN police, who stayed in Kosovo & Metohija has written a single word of praise in the books about the so-called independent Kosovo! 👇
The most common conclusion is that Albanian Kosovo is a criminal drug mafia artificial creation, it is an island of lawlessness! 👇
- Fabio Mini wrote in his book "La Guerra spiegata a..." 👇
Mini warned that Albanian criminals were still active, citing a person he did not want to name, who ordered at least 28 murders of party associates of former leader Rugova. 👇
- "#Europe, as an old mother, is under the domination of the degenerate son - #US."
- "It can be seen in #Kosovo today that the barbarism of the Albanians is beating the culture of the #Serbs." 👇
She has written four books about Kosovo, all are published in Serbian and Italian language. 👇
"#Kosovo is a wound that continues to bleed in the heart of #Europe. I did see genocide in Kosovo, but genocide against Serbs and non-Albanians. Not only physical but also cultural genocide against Serbs..." 👇
She said that army of journalists in #Kosovo had other priorities, among which was not truth. 👇
- "More than 2,000 Serbs have disappeared in front of the eyes of so-called international community and no one cares." 👇
Two journalists, Culla and Romano, very conscientiously and deeply researched the "Kosovo phenomenon" 👇
• Blocking the process for perpetrators of war crimes
• Sloppy investigations into #Kosovo's top political leaders, mostly former #KLA commanders 👇
• Reports of #OSCE observers reporting UN inertia, which remained a dead letter on paper
• #US responsibility for developments on the ground 👇
That is why #Kosovo today is a true place of lawlessness and a danger for the neighboring nations" Roberto Magni and Luca Ciccotti wrote. 👇
Czech Lieutenant Colonel Marek Obrtel, former chief of the 11th Czech military hospital in Afghanistan, who also served in #Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina, in his interview said: 👇
Obrtel said he was giving back four NATO medals he received for his role in international peacekeeping missions as he was "deeply ashamed"... 👇
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