Showing posts with label NATO. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Ashamed to be serb

Serbian source:  Kalimero pravde
Russian translation: Мне стыдно, что я серб 
Author: Predrag Stojadinović


During the bombing in 1999, I was very young and even more crazy. For the past 17 years, I have recovered from at least my youth.
 
I missed that terrible period, I was not there. I was walking around the Americas because I enrolled in college there in 1997. For those whose first thought about it, "look at the bourgeoisie", I'll just mention that I sold my first, and the only one, a car, a fiche, for a one way ticket, while I paid everything else for sports and work. Otherwise, this semester from the beginning of 1999 is especially memorable because I spent it without money for food, so I had to steal it from the canteen.
 
I was bombarded with the phone and with regular release for protests in front of the White House. It was only many years later that it was clear to me that we were all at the time being on the sniper of many snipers around the surrounding rooftops, and that it was always a bit frustrating that a fool would jump on the fence so that many would suffer. But, as I said, very young and even more crazy.
 
If I was crazy, I also said that I immediately wanted to return and "defend Kosovo". Fuck me Kosovo. Fortunately, I have a smart father who successfully answered me from this foolishness. He managed to answer me when they hit the RTS, along with whom I grew up and for which wonderful memories bind me.
 
From the moment the bombing started, and until the end of my stay in America, I never rose to the American anthem, which, of course, plays in all sports activities, no matter how small and irrelevant it is. Everyone is standing, Peđa seated.
 
It's interesting that no one ever looked at me at a glance, and we all know how fanatically patriotic gifted Americans are. Only once, for the last 4 years of my active boycott of their anthem, a friend of mine, actually a colleague from a swimming team, asked me why I did not get up in the hymn. I told her, very decent, "because of the bombing of my country by yours." She smiled fairly and said, "Oh, good." And yes, and the coach of the women's volleyball team at my college has invited my coach to tell him that I am one of the most up-to-date fans of his team (I love that volleyball, and that's your ... woman, of course) and during that call he mentioned by the way how I This is where I never get up on their anthem, to which my coach responded coldly "Can you blame him?" ("Can you blame him?").
 
After the bombing, there was grief and hatred for America, but also huge telephone bills to pay off.
 
And I thought that my country after a few years would start recovering and sticking to my feet.
Correction, obviously I was not only a lot of crazy, I was an absolute debil.
For here, 17 years later, my country is crying out that, by no means provoked, some of them from NATO and various America were terrible, bombarding her innocent and poor fines. NEPRAVDA! KME!
 
So far, I've been so embarrassed that I'm a Serb, honestly. When we chose this abusive track for the anthem (if someone asks me) that is what we call today. When we chose the ones who are leading us today. And a few more times. But when I see the crushing of the "unjust" bombing, it comes to me to change not only citizenship, but also the name, surname, and somehow the place of birth, but I would not be unnecessarily annoyed by the fact that people, unfortunately, are disastrously crushed, and simply sick.
 
I do not know if you ever heard of a country called Germany? Or, say, Israel? Or Japan ??? There are even more examples of countries that, in one way or another, fairly or not, over a million times raped more than us, and terrible in 1999. I did not notice that they were collectively crying for nearly two decades later because of that!
 
Both the Germans, the Israelis and the Japanese could cry out of their misfortune and mow up injustice until nobody listens. But they did not. They could hack and hate, but they did not.
Instead, they said, "OK, we draw a line and move on to new bases." Even Japan, a deeply conservative and traditionalist country, succeeded. Only Serbs have not.
 
Germany, many will say deservedly, was absolutely wretched. But they changed consciousness and got up and today they are among the strongest powers in the world, with one of the strongest economies.
 
Israel started with a few settlements in PUSTINJA, while the Palestinians offered almost the entire urban part of the territory. Today, Israel has been planted in the desert, while the Palestinians continue to blow. Serbia and Palestine to Tokyo.
 
Neither the Germans nor the Japanese, nor Israelis diving, but RADE. They pulled out of much bigger shit than those in which we have been swimming for decades. But they did not whack, but worked, FIGHT and progressed.
 
During this time, 17 years later, we continue to LOST ourselves, and we are trying to completely fail to lie and others, as they have been provoked by us and completely bombed for no reason. How it was to blame for all the "rotting" of the West and America, while we poor poor innocent innocent victims "on the justice of God". We even cry massively for monsters such as Milosevic, Seselj, Karadzic and others, for the direct and only culprit for everything that happened to us, instead of throwing them into three beautiful places where their place is and turn to the future and work.
 
But no, we weep and lie and what is the worst, we ignore and even get angry when somebody means the unpleasant facts and crimes committed by the Serbs, which were the cause of the bombing.
 
The shelling and burning and plundering of thousands of Albanian settlements, mass killing and displacement of the civilian population simply did not happen. And yet it is.
 
Milosevic's persistent ignoring of many warnings of this "rotten" West, the Serbian people see the blame as something to be proud of. The fool has killed civilians, ignored warnings that his people will fuck, and this people are proud of that. This sick people, today, 17 years later, thinks it was something honorable, honest and right: killing civilians, ignoring a bunch of warnings from world powers, and thus bringing their people to danger is right for the Serbs.
 
What, let's be honest and not surprising, when considering that the same bland people celebrate the greatest slaughter and defeat in their history as some kind of honorary victory. How then can this people not be sick when our little ones are washing their brains with foolishness to win in Kosovo? How then can this people care about "the kingdom of the earth" when his brain is completely washed away, that the only thing that is not existent is the stupidity of the fairy tale, the famous "kingdom of heaven"?
 
Of course, most people are crying and shouting those who count everything in euros, while their regrettably for Kosovo is best shown by those in Adidas trainers and Nike patics. Underneath the sweatshirt is an inevitable crucifier on the gold chain, without it can not and does not go.
 
Objectivity is zero.
Reason, zero.
Progress, zero.
Crying, level expert .
 
It's the only thing that the Serbs know. To cry unnoticed, to ignore the real reasons for the evil that happened to them and, of course, choose the worse and worse fools to lead them. I'm sorry, but without me, dear former compatriots.
 
Yes, the bombing was one very terrible event that should never have happened.
 
But the only culprit is neither NATO, nor America, nor anyone else. The guilty man is primarily Milosevic and the government that did everything to get to the bombing, because they knew that they would be safe for them.
 
Yes, America is a "world policeman" and too often a Kabadah, but where was folk wisdom and "The power of God does not pray"? The authorities did not know how the story would end? Not to mention the complete and tragic lack of any lobbying on the Serbian side, in the tragic belief that justice always wins and that it is in itself sufficient.
 
Grow older Serbs, there is no justice to win. There is lobbying, there is work on state interests, there is a wise fight. Everything exists, but to the great sadness, who does not learn from the tragic history, he is convicted that the mistakes are repeatedly repeated.
Stop blaming others for everything.
 
Keep your ONE finger toward yourself. Realize that you are guilty of something yourself. Realize that you mistakenly chose the wrong ones.
 
Be at least ONE, objective and real.
 
And go ahead already, NAPRED, instead of persistently turning backwards!

Tuesday, April 9, 2019

Kosovo Genocide Timeline

Timeline Description: The Kosovo genocide was part of the Kosovo conflict (1998 - 99), in which ethnic Albanians opposed ethnic Serbs and the Yugoslavian government in Kosovo. Part of the Serbs' strategy was a major ethnic cleansing of Albanians. The intervention of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) ultimately resolved the conflict.


Date Event
December 1987 Slobodan Milošević becomes party leader of Serbia.

Milošević's rising popularity helps him remove his former mentor Ivan Stambolić from leadership of the League of Communists of Serbia (LCS), and to become leader himself. As party leader, Milošević demands that the federal government restore the autonomous provinces of Vojvodina and Kosovo to Serbia's control.
March 1989 Milošević places Kosovo under Serbian control.

As leader of the LCS, Milošević removes Kosovo and Vojvodina's provincial governments, and imposes a police state. Ethnic Albanians are removed from their jobs to make room for Serbians, and thousands of Albanians migrate to Western Europe and North America.
May 8, 1989 Slobodan Milošević becomes leader of the Serbian republic.

Due to his popular support, the Serbian assembly removes the president and installs Milošević as president of the Serbian republic. He supports members of the Serbian minority of Kosovo, who object to the fact that Muslim Albanians are the majority in a region sacred to the Serbs.
1989 Academics form the Democratic League of Kosovo.

In response to Milošević's crackdown in Kosovo, a group of academics form the Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK), with Ibrahim Rugova as their leader. They begin a series of non-violent protests against the Serbian government, but their ineffectiveness leads Rugova's opponents to call for more violent means.
May 1992 Pacificist Kosovars begin creating a shadow government.

Kosovar Albanians hold unofficial elections, in which they elect Rugova as their president. He begins to create a shadow government.
November 21, 1995 The Dayton Accords convince Kosovar Albanians to look to violent means.

After several republics attempt to secede from Yugoslavia, war breaks out. It is resolved with the Dayton Accords in 1995, but these agreements fail to clarify Kosovo's status. As a result, Kosovar Albanians begin to look for more violent means of resisting Serbian control.
April 22, 1996 The Kosovo Liberation Army launches coordinated attacks.

Convinced that passive resistance is no longer sufficient to stop Serbian control, a group calling itself the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) launches a series of attacks on Serbian police stations. They most likely receive financial support from the Kosovo Albanian diaspora.
July 3, 1997 Milošević becomes president of Yugoslavia.

As Milošević's second term as president of Serbia comes to an end, he changes his title to president of the Yugoslavian federation. This federation now consists only of Serbia and Montenegro.
November 28, 1997 The KLA declares its intentions.

During a funeral for an Albanian teacher killed by Serbian police, the KLA makes its first public statement. It outlines the KLA's position and objectives, which include the secession of Kosovo from Serbia and the eventual creation of a "Greater Albania," encompassing Kosovo, Albania, and the ethnic Albanian minority of nearby Macedonia. The KLA is later classified as a terrorist organization.
January 22, 1998 Serb forces begin violent crackdowns on Kosovar terrorism.

During an armed operation, Serb forces destroy a house in Prekaz, injuring two women, and they kill a man in Klina. While the Interior Ministry denies police involvement, this action effectively launches Serbia's violent crackdown on the Albanian population of Kosovo.
September 23, 1998 UN Security Council demands a ceasefire.

After several meetings of the Contact Group (an informal coalition of the United States, Great Britain, Germany, France, Italy, and Russia), the UN Security Council demands a ceasefire in Kosovo. Despite agreeing to these demands, Milošević fails to implement them, and the KLA, Yugoslav, and Serbian forces resume ruthless attacks.
January 16, 1999 Massacre at Racak forces the West to act.

Serbian forces massacre 45 civilians, mainly male, at Racak. While killings have continued since the outbreak of the conflict, the massacre at Racak forces the West to intervene.
February 6, 1999 Diplomatic interventions begin but ultimately collapse.

The United States leads other members of the international community in diplomatic negotiations in Rambouillet, France, in an attempt to pressure Milošević to end the conflict.However, negotiations break down in March.
March 24, 1999 NATO begins air strikes against Serbian military targets.

Following the failed peace negotiations, NATO launches a series of air strikes against Serbian military targets. In response, Yugoslav and Serbian forces drive out all of Kosovo's ethnic Albanians, displacing thousands of people into Albania, Macedonia, and Montenegro. The NATO campaign lasts 11 weeks and expands to Belgrade, where it significantly damages Serbian infrastructure.
June 10, 1999 NATO and Yugoslavia agree to withdraw troops.

Following the adoption of a UN peace accord, NATO and Yugoslavia agree to withdraw troops from Kosovo. The UN moves into Kosovo to administer the peace and to oversee the repatriation of Kosovar refugees, including nearly one million ethnic Albanians. Most Serbs leave the region, and despite the peace there are occasional reprisals against those who remain.




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