The only trouble is that Mr. Bush and Mr.Blair do not think the KLA is
equal to Jihad. According to them KLA is a liberation army and its leaders are
not terrorists because they do not oppose to their politics.
Zoran Djuric
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> Subject: [dezevski_sabor] Fw: New York Times calls for Kosovo "limited
> autonomy," not independence; expansion of Iranian influence; calls for
> Greater Albania under Islamic fascist leadership in Kosovo
> Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2006 15:00:45 -0400
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> Subject: New York Times calls for Kosovo "limited autonomy," not
> independence; expansion of Iranian influence; calls for Greater Albania
> under Islamic fascist leadership in Kosovo
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> Editorial comment: A growing chorus of international policy experts and
> opinion makers, now notably joined by The New York Times, realize that
> Kosovo?s provisional institutions are failing to govern responsibly in the
> Serbian province, making Kosovo independence impossible. As rampant
> criminality (trafficking of humans, weapons, and drugs), endemic
> corruption, Muslim Albanian violence against Christian Serbs and other
> non-Albanians, and the looming threat of jihad terror continue to pervade
> Kosovo?s society and its provisional institutions, it can be expected that
> others will come to the same conclusion reached by The New York Times - ?a
> carefully conditioned form of limited autonomy [is the] most promising way
> to encourage further progress? in Kosovo.
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> Also policy makers should take note that Iranians are cultivating Muslims
> near Kosovo. The American Council for Kosovo has been warning that
> forcibly and illegally detaching Kosovo from democratic Serbia would lead
> to further regional destabilization, encouraging radical elements in nearby
> areas. To illustrate the point, as reported by Iran's MehrNews, Iran's
> ominously named Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization (IIDO) recently
> hosted in Tehran a delegation of Islamic leaders from the Serbian region of
> Sanjak, just north of Kosovo. Sanjak, which was part of the Kosovo
> district during the last period of Islamic rule before 1912, would be a
> primary zone for further radical expansion if Kosovo becomes an independent
> rogue state.
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> The prospect that such an independent Kosovo would become a beachhead for
> further expansion of what President Bush, Senator Rick Santorum, and others
> have described as Islamic fascism is becoming increasingly inescapable with
> the recent comments by a high official in Albania that Kosovo independence
> would be a step to further claims against Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia,
> and Greece. The United States must not help facilitate the creation of the
> menace of an Islamic "Greater Albania" -- or really, a "Greater Kosovo"
> dominated by the criminal and terrorist leadership in Pristina.
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> The New York Times editorial and media coverage detailing the Iranian
> cultivation of Muslims near Kosovo and calls for a Greater Albania under
> Islamic fascist leadership in Kosovo follow below. Included are:
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> 1. An August 18, 2006 New York Times? editorial, ?Navigating Kosovo?s
> Independence.? The New York Times opines: The original plan was for
> Kosovo?s political leaders to demonstrate their ability to govern
> responsibly before formal discussions of sovereignty could begin. They
> haven?t really done so, although they have made some grudging moves under
> international pressure. Yet as a practical matter, Kosovo?s international
> wardship cannot be extended indefinitely. The most promising way to
> encourage further progress is by moving ahead to a carefully conditioned
> form of limited autonomy. The most critical issue, now as ever, is
> guaranteeing the rights of the ethnic Serb minority. Any independence
> arrangement will have to assure minorities a substantial role in
> government, particularly in sensitive areas like the Justice Ministry.
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> 2. An August 24, 2006 FrontPageMag.com article ?Kosovo risks ?ethnic
> cleansing? again-rights group? by Julia Gorin. Gorin writes: Kosovo is
> dominated by thugs who have attacked Serbs 186 times just since getting the
> green light for final-status talks last October? The UN is planning to
> evacuate tens of thousands of Serbs the moment we hand Kosovo to the
> terrorists this year. ?Serbia is going to have to accept Kosovo
> independence? is code-speak for the West buckling under to terrorism in the
> Balkans as usual. It?s all the more unconscionable, given that today we
> know the London and Madrid explosives came from Kosovo? by saying that
> Serbia will be better off ?living in peace with a new Kosovo? [is] Just
> like [saying] Israel will be better off living ?in peace? with a Hamas-led
> Palestine?While fugitive Serbian war criminals are fixated on, Albanian war
> criminals are allowed to enjoy political careers. Notice that no such
> criticism is raised about Kosovo?s prime minister Agim Ceku ? a former KLA
> commander who is indicted in Serbia for command responsibility in terrorist
> killings of over 600 Serbs, Roma, Albanians and others, including
> beheading, torture, mutilation, and abducting more than 500 people, most
> presumed dead. The KLA, meanwhile, trained in al-Qaeda camps prior to our
> 1999 NATO bombing of Serbia. When America is leading a global war on jihad
> terror, it?s difficult to understand how Secretary of State Condoleezza
> Rice warmly greeted this wanted terrorist in Washington this summer. We
> cannot fight terrorism with one hand while abetting it with the
> other?Although the intelligence community is fully aware of the Kosovo
> threat, our political leaders and media are denying it?Terror aside, the
> criminal rackets (sex slavery, the heroin trade) in Kosovo are closely
> linked to the KLA leadership that dominates the local Albanian
> administration operating under UN auspices, and are already a menace to
> Europe. If organized crime is uncontrolled under UN and NATO supervision,
> how will Kosovo?s independence improve things when the racketeers become
> the sovereign government?
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> 3. An August 20, 2006 MEHRNEWS.com report, ?Serbian Islamic society leaders
> meet IIDO director.? MEHRNEWS.com reported: Senior leaders of the Islamic
> society from the Muslim region of Serbia?s Sanjak held talks with the
> Islamic Ideology Dissemination Organization (IIDO) Director Hojjatoleslam
> Seyyed Mehdi Khamushi here on Sunday.
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> 4. An August 23, 2006 BBC Monitoring Service report of FoNet news agency,
> Belgrade, ?Serbia alarmed by Tirana official's remarks on Albanian
> unification.? FoNet news agency reported: Serbian Foreign Minister Vuk
> Draskovic today assessed that the Albanian prime minister [Sali Berisha]
> had sent a direct message to Serbia, Macedonia and Montenegro that these
> states in their current borders were not "natural creations" and that until
> 2013 all Albanians now living in five states would be united in a "natural
> Albania?? "As the Serbian minister of foreign affairs, I am asking the
> Contact Group for Kosovo, the European Union, USA, NATO, the UN Security
> Council and [UN special envoy] Mr Martti Ahtisaari the following question:
> Is it not, after all, certain that the destruction of Serbia's territorial
> integrity, by giving Kosovo the status of independence as a gift, directly
> leads into a Balkan drama of dangerous and unforeseeable proportions?"
> Draskovic asked. He noted that stability in the Balkans was defended
> primarily by protecting the existing borders in the Balkans, adding that he
> had been constantly warning about this key fact in the past and he was also
> warning about it now. "What they do not understand in Tirana or they cannot
> understand is that Albania would be the final victim of the insensible and
> dangerous project of independent Kosovo. Economically superior, a state of
> Kosovo - not Albania - would become pivotal in uniting ethnic Albanians
> into a single state - not into a greater Albania but rather into a greater
> Kosovo. This could only happen if other Balkan states whose territory is
> threatened stand aside and watch," Draskovic warned.
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> 1. Navigating Kosovo?s Future
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> The New York Times ? August 18, 2006
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> http://www.nytimes.com/2006/08/18/opinion/18fri3.html?_r=1&oref=slogin</a>
> The 1999 war over Kosovo left the former Serbian province in political
> limbo, postponing the question of possible independence for another day
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