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Crnogorac
  Oct 22, 07, 03:16  #31

Quoting: hadouken
One thing I know for sure, there will never be any Slavic alliance.


There is no doubt that the Slavic people today are the only real force in Europe which could in the forthcoming period resist the galloping globalization and Judaist liberalism of EU. While the Western people, British, French, Italians, Germans and all others, are already strongly negatively effected in the liberal decadent society where they lose more of their internal strength and national energy, that much on a sustainable scale is preserved of it in the East, specifically in Slavic people. We are more tied by our tradition and that which is the source in us, we are more nationally aware and we are more actually built up as people compared to those others. I must mention that without a doubt a prominent role in all of this had the time of division of the World in 2 blocks, and that firm communist system which in spite of all, managed to preserve the Eastern people from the disease of liberalism and western democracy. Because of all this we can surely confirm that the Slavic people are in reality the healthiest and cleanest part of today’s Europe.

EU is on the other side, and it represents everything which we must fight against. And how do we think of resisting such one force? Surely we cannot alone, nor individually, instead only through one broad Slavic alliance, from Triglav until Vladivostok.

Never in history, and especially not today in this kind of world, small countries could not independently build their future, instead they always, more or less, were under patronage of bigger countries and their interests. Due to this, we must be aware not to allow ourselves to be small, not to allow others to control and direct us, we must build a great Slavic nation, in the way of an alliance of nations or through the process of rebuilding again the Slavic nation.

And now I ask myself, how the Polish people expect to keep their sovereignty and national identity when they are so strongly against such arrangements with Serbia or Russia? With whom do you expect to forge an alliance? I hope that today’s status of Poland is not your ending wish, and that your membership in the EU is only a temporary sorry state of this country.

PanSlavism would definitely be in Poland’s favor, considering how in previous years your country strongly compromised itself due to open and unreserved support of America, when you were one of the rare European people which fulfilled all of their demands.


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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Nov 2, 07, 08:32  #32

Let`s continue to explore thru articles which could help us to understand current Polish-Serbian relations...

Poland's Place In A New Europe

time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,23616,00.html?iid=chix-sphere

By ALEKSANDER KWASNIEWSKI; CHRIS REDMAN

Monday, Apr. 26, 1999

TIME: Will Kosovo cause problems in your relations with Russia?

Kwasniewski: For Poland, one of the most fundamental issues is to have good relations with Russia, and we try to do our best. NATO enlargement was difficult for Russia, but finally they accepted. Unfortunately now because of the Kosovo conflict we have a new stage of frozen relations. [Russian] Prime Minister Primakov had planned to visit Poland at the end of April and that has been postponed. It is true that Russia is historically connected with Serbia, but Russia needs good relations with Western countries. Russia needs agreements with the IMF and World Bank. So Russia will support Serbia but not with some military activities. And it will maintain ties with the West.


I have few questions...

Why Kwasniewski didn`t use this opportunity to mention Polish-Serbian connections thru history but, point only on Russian-Serbian connections? Why would Polish politicians so strongly deflect from Serbia in situation when Serbs desperately needed help? Why Kwasniewski didn`t reverse Time`s question and put on the table new question- `Will Kosovo cause problems in Polish relations with NATO?


Serbian Institute for Public Diplomacy - News

Young professionals' network aiming to promote
the 'Serbian Colour of the European Carpet'


Tuesday, 3 July 2007

serbianinstitute.org/%C2%BB-NEWS/Welcome-to-the-Serbian-Institute-for- Public-Diplomacy---News.1.1.m182p1-186.htm

Foreign ministers of the so-called regional partnership between Austria, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic, declared their support for Serbia's bid on the sidelines of a summit in Bratislava.


Things change. Maybe now Polish diplomacy trying to support Serbia, to hold Serbia close to Poland, like in time of Prince Adam Czartoryski.


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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Nov 18, 07, 02:42  #33

Quoting: lesser
However I must say that you Serbs always chose the worst line of political defense on international arena.

you won’t understand Serbian way if you aren’t aware of fact that Serbs does not feel necessity to defend particularly Serbia. Serbia and all Balkan Serbs are obstacle to some powerfull anti-Slavic forces. We are heavily attacked in propaganda and open war. Many years would be needed to correct damage which is dealt to us and on the end, we would consolidate- this way or another.

Serbs are historicaly well known to all Slavs and sooner or later our Slavic brothers would recognize truth in case with events in last 15 years and, they would support us. Not to mention that there are even non-Slavic world powers which support us, in order to protect legalism in international relations.

But, on the other side, my virtual friend, you must know that on example of Yugoslavia, on example of Serbian question from Balkan to Baltic, one dream is attacked, dream about unity of all Slavs, right of Slavs to preserve their own civilization. That dream need urgent help.

For protection of that dream, for loyalty to Slavdom, we Serbs are punished and we are living targets. That`s the very essence of historical momentum


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randompal
  Nov 18, 07, 04:00  #34

Quoting: Crow
loyalty to Slavdom

these sentiments are not popular in Poland, never have been I think and never will be. Pan-slavism in Poland is often equated with Russian domination, therefore loyalty to SLavdom, as you put it, in Poland stinks of "loyalty to Russiandom"


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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Nov 18, 07, 04:59  #35

Quoting: randompal
randompal


Our honest name- Serbs, remembered in history under many designations... Sarmatians, Rashani, Tribaly, Scordiscs, Racowie, Ratzi...

described by great Slavists... Pavel Josef Safaric, Dobrowski, Jernej Kopitar, Surowjcki, Jiricek

We- Serbs, we serve only to mother Slavia and our enemies hate us for they know that only we can make the difference. They demonized us in media knowing that only Serbian inteligentsia can show honest way for all Slavs, for we don`t give a sh** for religious differences among Slavs, we love it. We know that Slavs aren`t free and that Slavs has right to be free, to independently use their resources, to preserve their language, culture, their racial identity... and, we are ready to say it loudly and to defend those Slavic rights.

Racowie won`t lie to Poles, Racowie never did it.

and, Russians already learned that Serbs don`t want to buy their help. We would rather extinct then to batray our Samorodna Slavia. We count on Russians in the name of mother, in the name of survivor of Slavic civilizations. If they are brothers and sisters to us, they won`t forget that they are same that to Poles, to Ukrainians, to all Slavs... and, Russian power would be finaly used for global Slavic interests and that way for interests of Russia, too.

Let Chist is upon all of us


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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Nov 19, 07, 11:18  #36

This post goes as my gift for audithorium. Little intermeco for this thread


During NATO bombardment of Serbia in 1999, one of the bast way to stay `normal` for Serbs was to listen humorous songs about NATO leaders, patriotic Serbian Chetnik songs and above everythinng songs dedicated to resistance of native Europeans. Among them, some songs were dedicated to Celts, especialy to Celtic tribe Scordiscs, foundators of Serbian Capitol Belgrade- on Serbian language but, also on Irish and English.

Even when they were outnumbered, Celts resisted, same as Serbs today, always... Decison that resist, Serbs never bring having in mind number of their opponents. For Serbs, most important are values which they tries to protect.

Orthodox Celts

SONIC GARDEN
sonicgarden.com/sonic-web/artist.cfm?artistid=5561

Orthodox Celts are a seven-member band from Belgrade, Serbia playing Irish music. During the last seven years, as a unique type of band in this part of Europe, Orthodox Celts have popularized Irish music and culture on a high level. Beside that, very interesting is the fact that this band is one of the most popular groups at the pop-rock scene in their country.

Some of best songs:

St.Patrick Was A Gentleman
Sindidun
Green Roses
Marie's Wedding
Rare Old Mountain Dew
Gravel Walk
Stand Up To Your Devil
Leads Me On
Rocky Road To Dublin/Down The River
Merry Sisters
Bean Na Shi
Me, Myself And Sky
Whisky You're The Devil
Far Away
Wind That Shakes The Barley/Sailor On The Rock
The Beggarman

lyricsmagnet.com/lyrics/ORTHODOX+CELTS.html

GREEN ROSES

lyricsmagnet.com/song/ORTHODOX+CELTS/GREEN+ROSES_lyrics_cylrya.html

At the crack of the dawn thunder and lightning crossed the way
The shadow of knight waited to see the bright light of the day
Nobody saw his bitter tears through the dark veil of rain
The river of blood under his feet run wild again and again

SINDIDUN

lyricsmagnet.com/song/ORTHODOX+CELTS/SINDIDUN_lyrics_cylryl.html

I've travelled way to hell and back, the blood of orange made my bill
With heavy cross upon my neck I ran from hands of hangman's will
Yes I've killed I must admit, bombs and guns my friends have been
That's the bid I have to pay, that's my heavy portion of sin


These two songs sow many versions, from different authors, during NATO bombardment. I already presented one version, which is combination of these two songs.


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Kilkline
  Nov 19, 07, 11:27  #37

Quoting: Crnogorac
Because of all this we can surely confirm that the Slavic people are in reality the healthiest and cleanest part of today’s Europe.


Tell me more about this. Especially in regards to Serbia' treatment of its mentally ill children. Are they not left to rot in dungeons in their hundreds? Is this how you maintain your 'health' and 'cleanliness'.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/11/16/wserbi a116.xml

Is this how you "resist the galloping globalization and Judaist liberalism of EU." [/quote]


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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Nov 19, 07, 11:52  #38


Article is obviously launched as part of anti-Serbian propaganda, in order to present Serbs as bad guys in moment when Serbia resits to Kosovo separation.

Situation is Serbian mental hospitals aren’t perfect but this article greatly exaggerates. Nothing in Serbia today isn`t perfect. Our country was heavily devastated in NATO bombardment in 1999 (100 MLRD US $ damage), our economy, infrastructure, schools, mental hospitals , airports, road tunnels, bridges, factories, even our pregnant woman and children were target. We doing our best to rebuild our country and we would consolidate.

Koątunica (Serbian PM) slams health institution report

15 November 2007 | 12:53 | Source: B92, Beta, Tanjug
b92.net/eng/news/society-article.php?yyyy=2007&mm=11&dd=15&nav_id=45424

BELGRADE -- Vojislav Koątunica says the government will set up a commission to establish the situation in specialized institutions.

Ljajic announces measures for improvement of situation in institutions for mentally challenged

srbija.sr.gov.yu/vesti/vest.php?id=40881&q=mental

Novi Sad, Nov 17, 2007 – Serbian Minister of Labour and Social Policy Rasim Ljajic said today that this Ministry has launched short-term measures for immediate improvement of the poor situation in the institutions and centres for mentally challenged persons.

Upon visit to the Centre for the mentally challenged in Curug near Novi Sad, Ljajic said that his Ministry will make a re-distribution of its budget in order to secure funds for the first aid to these institutions.

Government to determine responsibility for accusations of torture in hospitals for disabled

srbija.sr.gov.yu/vesti/vest.php?id=40788&q=mental

Relevant ministers have informed me that many facts presented in the report by the organisation Mental Disability Rights International (MDRI) on conditions in institutions for mentally challenged people are incorrect. Accusations that torture is used as a method for treating children and that these institutions are in fact prisons for children are particularly malicious.

The Serbian government will insist that all facts in this matter are brought to light and will also determine who is responsible for incorrect accusations made against Serbia in the report titled, “Torture as Treatment”.

Mental health strategy in Serbia

25 January 2007 | 11:38 | Source: B92
b92.net/eng/news/society-article.php?yyyy=2007&mm=01&dd=25&nav_id=3924 9

BELGRADE -- Serbia adopts National mental health strategy



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Kilkline
  Nov 19, 07, 12:11  #39

Quoting: Crow
Article is obviously launched as part of anti-Serbian propaganda, in order to present Serbs as bad guys in moment when Serbia resits to Kosovo separation.


You need to tell your foreign Minister and Ambassadors about this "anti-serb propaganda" as they have admitted the validity of the accusations put to them regarding this disgusting practice. Maybe you should look into their ancestry and see if you can find any Jewish lineage. This would perhaps explain their remarks.

By the way, this is not one article. There are numerous articles about this disgrace. Numerous pieces on national and international news. The first instinct of the Serb authorities was the same as yours, the usual Serb response of crying persecution and conspiracy. This was until the evidence was shown to be overwhelming and damning. To their credit they have reacted with a call to the international community to help them with this problem that they dont have the means to sort out. It seems however from your response that not all of the Serbian authorities have got out of their old habits of media manipulation and deceit.


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MrDobelina
  Nov 21, 07, 13:32  #40

Crow, you're one very sick individual indeed. Now, go take your chill pills and see your psychiatrist (unless he's still busy shagging your mama).

Please refrain from posting your **** on these forums with your quasi-historical blabberings. It's really painful to read your fascist ramblings, I feel a bit sorry for you. But most of all I hope your mama will give you a real good ass whooping after reading your retarded posts.

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Wroclaw
  Nov 21, 07, 13:46  #41

Quoting: MrDobelina
Crow, you're one very sick individual indeed. Now, go take your chill pills and see your psychiatrist (unless he's still busy shagging your mama).


Do I see a clash of cultures here.


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MrDobelina
  Nov 21, 07, 13:49  #42

Nah, not at all, madam. What on Earth made you come to that conclusion?

So, is Wroclaw as lovely as Krakow? Or even better?

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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Nov 21, 07, 14:02  #43

Quoting: MrDobelina
Crow, you're one very sick individual indeed. Now, go take your chill pills and see your psychiatrist (unless he's still busy shagging your mama).

Please refrain from posting your **** on these forums with your quasi-historical blabberings. It's really painful to read your fascist ramblings, I feel a bit sorry for you. But most of all I hope your mama will give you a real good ass whooping after reading your retarded posts.

Well, you have right on your oppinion but, listen what would i tell to you...

You who consider yourself as Croats, you can run but you can hide from your trechery and failure- as Slavs, as Yugoslavs, as Catholics, as Christians, some of you as former Serbs

It is you who are constant tool of German imperialism on Balkan, it is you who were and are in alliance with ugly- Bosnian, Arabic and Albanian mujaheedines. Go, speak to Poles, say them for your reasons to be in alliance with mujaheedines, to attack on Serbs togather with them, to fight side by side with them and in the same time to sand dramatic call for help all over the Catholic world, that Orthodox Serbs attacking you. Explain, why had you lied to Pope? And, you dare to say that you loved Pope John Paul

Plan of new `drang nach osten` was to prove that Orthodox Slavs can’t coexist with Catholic and Protestant Slavs. Plan was that dream about Slavic Union died. That’s why Serbs were demonized and in focus of media from so called West were Russian volunteers who coming to fight on the Serbian side. In the same time, nobady ever in media mentioned Lusatian Serbian volunteers (Catholic and Orthodox) on side of Balkan Serbs, thru history.

Your `Croatian` inteligentsia and your sponsors miscalculate. You didn`t count on Racowie factor, you didn`t expect that somebody would like to know what Serbs have to say. You underestimated Serbian historical role in Slavic world

Croatian state is already under pressure of Czech government because of destruction of Serbian autochthonous historical heritage in today’s Croatia. You compromised yourself as real German lap dog in the region with your constant pressure on Slovenia. You stealing historic, cultural and linguistic heritage of Catholic and Orthodox Serbs.


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MrDobelina
  Nov 21, 07, 14:08  #44

blah blah blah. Jeezus, don't you fall asleep from your neverending crap talk? Now, go watch the game on telly like all normal people do. Serbia-Poland 0-2.

Have a nice evening :)

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Edited by: Crow  Nov 21, 07, 14:14  #45

Quoting: MrDobelina
blah blah blah. Jeezus

please, don`t put Jeezus name in your mouth. Please, don`t

Quoting: MrDobelina
Serbia-Poland 0-2

ha, ha so what?

Polish football is very good and i enjoy in good game


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Edited by: Crow  Nov 22, 07, 10:57  #46

Quoting: Crow


Quoting: MrDobelina
Serbia-Poland 0-2

ha, ha so what?

Polish football is very good and i enjoy in good game

on the end it was 2:2

OK, it wasn’t best football game that i sow but Polish players were good enough. Too bad that Serbia lost chances for qualifications even before this mach with Poland.

I would say that first part of game belonged to Polish players absolutely and even part of second part. Just in some moments Serbian players had shown that they know a little about football. Anyway, i hope at least that this game was at least good training for Poland and preparation for further triumphs. Good luck Poles! Beat them all!

Euro 2008: Goodnight Vienna, as Serbia crash out

22 November 2007 | 12:33
b92.net/eng/news/society-article.php?yyyy=2007&mm=11&dd=22&nav_id=45626

BELGRADE -- Serbia and Poland drew 2-2 last night, ending Serbia’s hopes of reaching the finals in Austria and Switzerland.

In an eerily empty Marakana stadium, where celebrating Polish fans outnumbered the home supporters by four to one, the visitors took the lead when Murawski latched on to Lewandowski through ball and coolly clipped the ball over the onrushing Avramov.

After the match, Clemente, who may well lead Serbia out for the last time on Saturday against Kazakhstan, did not try to deflect the blame for his side’s failure to qualify. “I am most responsible...It was a tough match, we let in two inexplicable goals. The pitch was very poor, and we could only play one way – the long ball. We had enough chances to win, sadly we only scored twice.“

Serbia draw against Poland

Author: | 22.11.2007 - 10:19
blic.co.yu/sports.php?id=1104


Poles in Belgrade, Serbia

Poland’s lead was doubled through Matusak after only two minutes of play in the second half. At that point it looked Serbia would suffer an inevitable third defeat of the group stages.

However, Serbia managed to bounce back and shake off their lethargy with two goals in two minutes after 69 and 71 minutes. The home team thus avoided humiliation and finished the penultimate match of the campaign undefeated.



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Edited by: Crow  Nov 28, 07, 12:46  #47

Want to keep informed my Polish brothers and sisters... you would found that it is good to know what evil neigbor doing to other Slavs

[i went on google and inserted two key words `germany on kosovo`], after examing results, among else i found this..

look what is in head of one average Albanian (if you are familiar with mind blowing German concept suggested for Balkan in WWII about SS Muslim/Semitic divisons, you would understand)

stormfront.org/forum/showthread.php/gemany-and-kosovo-374776.html

hey in WW2 i read in a book that Germany was gonna help the Albanians in Kosovo by freeing them from Serbian occupation if they sided with the German SS. and they did, its too bad Germany lost WW2, otherwise Kosovo would be independent 50 years ago. now Germany is head of EU, how are they handling the Kosovo independence? once again i give respect to them

Events in the spring (before) of Civil War in former Yugoslavia, one German admits- Germany was very active in the region...

Germany and the Kosovo

April 2000
matthiaskuentzel.de/contents/germany-and-the-kosovo

How Germany paved the way to the Kosovo War · By Matthias Küntzel

Contribution to the 2nd International Hearing of the European Tribunal concerning Nato’s war against Yugoslavia. Hamburg, April 16, 2000 [1]

In 1991, a delegation of the German Bundestag visited Kosovo for the first time in order to talk with Kosovo Albanian nationalist leaders. This prompted – as early as 1991! – the warning by a senior member of the Yugoslavian parliament that “the British and the Germans would create a common intervention force with 70,000 soldiers in order to intervene in Kosovo.” [2] Indeed an early and accurate prophecy! So what about Germany’s role in preparing for the Kosovo war?

Germany urges support for Kosovo blueprint

18 Jan 2007 18:43:42 GMT
Source: Reuters
By Karin Strohecker
alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L18173380.htm

The United States mission to the OSCE welcomed the German call to accept the blueprint for what it calls a "strategically and politically important region".

Do you believe THEM Poles? Bater ask, what is their next `humaniterian` mission ...

"The Goal Was Exclusively Humanitarian"

October 25, 2006
spiegel.de/international/0,1518,444727,00.html

Schröder was only in government a few short months when the conflict in Kosovo hit the headlines. And it almost tore his government apart. The result was Germany's first post-war military engagement.

Kosovo's future

The waiting game
Sep 27th 2007
From The Economist print edition
economist.com/displayStory.cfm?story_id=9867262

European Union decisions will be crucial to the future of Kosovo—and Serbia

If Germany recognises Kosovo's independence, Italy and most (but not all) other EU countries will probably follow. Serbia would then be at a fork in the road. The prime minister, Vojislav Kostunica, is mounting shrill attacks on NATO and the West. Ministers from his party have also been saying that, if European countries recognise an independent Kosovo, Serbia will no longer seek to join the EU.

Eyewitness to Genocide in Kosovo: Kosovo-Metohija and the Skenderbeg Division

by Carl Savich
kosovo.net/albnazi.html



The historical and political precedent for the creation of a Greater Albania was set during World War II when the Kosovo-Metohija region, along with territory in southwestY Montenegro andY western Macedonia (then Southern Serbia, now part of Macedonia, but a part of Stara Srbija in the medieval period), were annexed to Albania by the Axis powers, fascist Italy and Nazi Germany under a planY by AdolfY Hitler and Benito MussoliniY to dismember Yugoslavia.

Germany Stores Nuclear Waste in Kosovo and Metohija

June 22, 2000
serbia-info.com/news/2000-06/22/19595.html

Pristina, June 22 (Tanjug) - The heart and soul of Serbia - Kosovo and Metohija - are today, one year after the end of the aggression, not only reduced to ashes, char and the dreary assignment of tired and disoriented "missionaries of peace" from countries - members of the UN, along with militant, bloodthirsty separatists, is now slowly turning into a nuclear waste ground of those very states that left severe scars upon the face of this southern Serb province under the guise of fighting for "democracy" in this part of Europe.



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Edited by: Crow  Nov 29, 07, 07:06  #48

Need cooperation on this... anyone is welcome to answer :)

I want to found out, how are Poles informed about former Yugoslavia. Just few easy questions (please don`t seek in some source of info now, just say what first come to your mind) ...

What you know about internal organization of former Yugoslavia? How Yugoslavia was created as state and when? Did you ever heard about terms- first and secund Yugoslavia? How finished first Yugoslavia? What first come to your mind when think about Yugoslavia? Do you connects memory on Yugoslavia with some good thoughts or only with bad?


When I give my comment on your reply, it would be just short feed back, just to confirm is it answer correct or not. I won`t try to turn this into disscusion about events in case with collapse of YU. Only, if somebody ask some dirrect question I would say what I know (honestly of course).


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Edited by: Crow  Dec 8, 07, 13:31  #49

braking walls of anti-Serbian propaganda, keeping Poles informed ... about fact that they are also target for Muslim extremists, from the moment when Poles refused to be manipulated and decided to protect innocent Serbian civilians on Kosovo ...


Polish officer killed by Kosovo bomb

news.bbc.co.uk/1/low/world/europe/560627.stm

ATTENTION POLISH SERVICE A Polish army officer has been killed and four other soldiers serving with the Polish peacekeeping unit in Kosovo have been wounded in a bomb explosion near the border with Macedonia.

A Defence Ministry spokesman said the officer, identified only as Major Zbigniew W., was killed instantly when a device, which the Poles had confiscated from the Kosovo Protection Corps, blew up in the town of Djeneral Jankovic. The wounded soldiers' injuries are not believed to be life-threatening.

Kosovo Protection Corps

Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC or TMK in Albanian) Logo

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosovo_Protection_Corps

Controversy Swirls Over the Landmine Deaths of Polish NATO Soldiers in Macedonia

ceeol.com/aspx/issuedetails.aspx?issueid=08b911d9-ed23-42ed-b2cb-66f0c a23a950& articleId=851da04e-e5fa-4e66-9237-cdf1bac732c4

"Perhaps Western apologists for Macedonian stability spoke too soon. When two Polish NATO soldiers were killed by a landmine the other day, it served to show that dangers do remain in Macedonia, and that their successor EU force will face continuing challenges." -This analysis spells out what the dangers are and the likely outcome for intervening, if well-meaning outside forces.

Polish tank regiment leaves for Kosovo mission
english.peopledaily.com.cn/200609/05/eng20060905_299533.html

Nearly 300 Polish soldiers from the 1st tank regiment of the 21st Highlander Rifle Brigade left the southeastern city of Przemysl on Monday for the peacekeeping mission in Kosovo.

Poland's PAP news agency reported that the soldiers, officially farewelled on Monday at a local stadium in Przemysl, will replace the Polish force from the Polish-Ukrainian KFOR battalion to maintain public security in the region of Strpce, Drajkovce, Kacanik and Globocica.

NOTE: place names are obviously Slavic/Serbian but with Albanian majority today. Think- how come to that and ask yourself where are Serbs and who expelled them.

NATO Watches Two Polish Soldiers Die; US, NATO Cover For Killers

mail-archive.com/antinato@topica.com/msg08036.html

1) NATO Watches Two Polish Soldiers Die As Result Of
National Liberation Army/Albanian National Army Land
Mine
2) 'Albanian National Army' Terrorizes Serbian
Civilians In Kosovo
3) Kosovo-Based Extremists Push For 'Greater Albania'
Including Kosovo, Montenegro, Greece; US Ambassador
Minimizes Threat

Hitler`s restaurant In Kosovo (Albanian Hitler Wannabe)

freerepublic.com/focus/f-bloggers/1795948/posts

It was a seedy little restaurant with dark wood panels on the wall, upon which were hung photos of the proprietor from when he served in the UCK. They showed him with another fellow who looked like a member of the Taliban in a red jeep which had been converted to carry a gun on the back. Hitler stood there, posing for the camera in his special uniforms which further reinforced the similarities with his historical idol. The shock though was that these hadn't been taken in Germany during the 1940s, instead they were from fifty years later in the depths of the Balkans. The man shown in the photos sits at a table across the room from us, glancing untrustingly at us as we ordered our drinks from the waitress. There is another waiter and a cook who pokes his head out into the restaurant every now and again. They all seem very nervous by our presence, but this is not surprising seeing as the place is hidden in a little backstreet and is meant only for locals. We had just turned up in the back of a taxi, speaking in English and given what we were faced with we too were also acting weirdly. ...

Some other customers enter and it's clear that they're locals to the place as their give the Nazi salutes to Hitler. Yes, it's time to go, we've seen enough so we ask for the bill. It's not a normal receipt though, that would have been too normal. Instead it's got a little Swastika just for effect.

MINISTER OF NATIONAL DEFENCE VISITS POLISH SOLDIERS IN KOSOVO
2007-08-09

mon.gov.pl/en/artykul/3385

On 8-9 August Minister of National Defence Aleksander Szczygło visited soldiers serving in Polish Military Contingent KFOR in Kosovo.



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joepilsudski
  Dec 8, 07, 17:14  #50

Quoting: Crnogorac
There is no doubt that the Slavic people today are the only real force in Europe which could in the forthcoming period resist the galloping globalization and Judaist liberalism of EU. While the Western people, British, French, Italians, Germans and all others, are already strongly negatively effected in the liberal decadent society where they lose more of their internal strength and national energy, that much on a sustainable scale is preserved of it in the East, specifically in Slavic people


A very strong statement that I agree with...The Kosovo situation is a blatant attempt to
dismember the Serb nation, especially since Kosovo has such powerful historical importance to the Serbian people...But maybe you could help me, as I am ignorant or have been exposed to biased Western coverage on certain issues regarding the Serbs:
What was the Serb reasoning/stance in the Bosnian War?...we have all been told stories of Serb atrocities against Croats, Muslims etc...maybe you can help set the record straight for me...was Serbia fighting to preserve what was left of the former Yugoslavia, or did she feel her people in Bosnia were being exposed to extreme danger?...can you educate me on this?

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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Dec 11, 07, 14:50  #51

Well, seams that Serbs aren`t alone after all. Slavdom still has to say few words.

Thanks to Polish, Czech, Slovak and Slovenian attitude, Hungaria agreed to support joint statement of Visegrad group, no matter that Hungaria strongly reflex German interests in the region and in fact is very hostile on Serbia and Slovakia. Seams that Poland and Czeska still control situation in Visegrad group- may Christ bless them.

Visegrad Four countries not in agreement on Kosovo's independence

ceskenoviny.cz/news/index_view.php?id=286111

The Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak and Slovenian prime ministers jointly said the European Union should deal with Kosovo's future and take into account the demands of Serbia, too.

"We don't have identical views, but it is good to know one another's opinions that we will present at the EU Council on Friday," Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek said in Ostrava today.

Hungarian PM Ferenc Gyurcsany said Kosovo's independence cannot be prevented. But he said it should take place under EU's assistance as it does not concern the United States.


In the same time Greeks are about to show their true face. As they like to say for them and Italians- `una faca una rasa` . They have common plan for Slavs. When come the time for dealing with Slavs, Greeks and Italians aren`t divided over Orthodox/Catholic divisions, oh no, they are just THEY when come the moment. Yes, we recognized them from long time ago

Greece yielded on Kosovo in exchange for Macedonia's name

Athens /11/12/ 14:27
makfax.com.mk/look/novina/article.tpl?IdLanguage=1&IdPublication=2&NrArticle=93970&NrIssue=527&NrSection=20

Greece changed its stance on Kosovo, and in exchange for that they gained something connected to the issue of the differences about the name with Macedonia, the Greek press states.

The same sources state that the Greek Government, which until now stood firm on the position that Kosovo's independence can not be imposed onto Serbia, now has different position.

In exchange for that shift, Greece gained something connected to the issue of the differences about the name with Macedonia, but what are those gains is not specified.



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southern
Edited by: southern  Dec 11, 07, 15:06  #52

Quoting: Crow
In the same time Greeks are about to show their true face. As they like to say for them and Italians- `una faca una rasa` . They have common plan for Slavs. When


Greeks strongly support you.Do not find non-existent enemies.
Be a little reasonable.Hungary connects its attitude for Kosovo with the fate of Hungarians living in Serbia.If Kosovo gains independance,they will lose their chance.
Do not count on Czechs and Slovaks.They will change their attitude after some pressure.

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lesser
Edited by: lesser  Dec 11, 07, 15:39  #53

Quoting: southern
Hungary connects its attitude for Kosovo with the fate of Hungarians living in Serbia.


I doubt, Hungarians consist minority in Vojvodina. If they would be afraid of Serbian supremacy then they should rather support Serbia on this one. More non-Serbs would reduce influence if Belgrade. Infamous Hungarian PM from post-communist party will be loyal to Brussels bureaucracy, he will support what they will support.


Quoting: southern
Do not count on Czechs and Slovaks.They will change their attitude after some pressure.


I would even agree with this but Slovakia recently sounds very pro-Russian. They refused to recognize Ukrainian genocide under pressure from Moscow. This is possible that Kremlin try to pressure them again on Serbian issue. Another reason for Slovakia to support Belgrade is strong Hungarian minority in this country. Nationalist are in coalition and their leader Jan Slota support Serbia.


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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Dec 11, 07, 15:46  #54

Quoting: southern
Greeks strongly support you.

Then, maybe they just has strange way to present their `support`

Quoting: southern
Do not find non-existent enemies.

I won`t comment are they enemy or not. We would learn that soon. But, for sure all outside of family (non-Slavs) are just strangers to me. We can cooperate but, we have our way

Quoting: southern
Hungary connects its attitude for Kosovo with the fate of Hungarians living in Serbia.If Kosovo gains independance,they will lose their chance.

you need to reformulate this statement. You aren`t clear on this issue

Many times, official Hungary and some Hungarian political parties in Voivodina suggested rights on secession for Albanians on Kosovo and for Hungarian minority in Serbia (north of Voivodina).

Quoting: southern
Do not count on Czechs and Slovaks.

Truth is that i don`t believe to politicians of any kind. But I know Czechs (Bohemians, Moravians, Silesians) and I know Slovaks. That`s enough to me

Quoting: southern
They will change their attitude after some pressure.

maybe, after some pressure Slavs stop to exist as Slavs. What about that?


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southern
  Dec 11, 07, 16:24  #55

Quoting: Crow

Then, maybe they just has strange way to present their `support`


You know the government has to comply always with EU but the people do not give a damn.Are you interested in government's or people's support?Only Greeks and Russians sent you armed forces during the war.

Quoting: Crow

I won`t comment are they enemy or not. We would learn that soon. But, for sure all outside of family (non-Slavs) are just strangers to me. We can cooperate but, we have our way


Why do you want to isolate yourself?There are nations which are slavophilic.

Quoting: Crow

you need to reformulate this statement. You aren`t clear on this issue

Many times, official Hungary and some Hungarian political parties in Voivodina suggested rights on secession for Albanians on Kosovo and for Hungarian minority in Serbia (north of Voivodina).


Yes,it is a double edged knife.If Serbia now gets dismembered,then members of EU maybe are not going to accept a new dismemberment in favour of Hungary.It will be too much and not everybody wants Serbia so weak or wants to strengthen Hungary.

Quoting: Crow
But I know Czechs (Bohemians, Moravians, Silesians) and I know Slovaks. That`s enough to me


The public in these countries for sure supports you although they did not support you during the war.(due to heavy media propaganda).

Quoting: Crow

maybe, after some pressure Slavs stop to exist as Slavs. What about that?


For European Union politics there are no Slavs.

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plk123
  Dec 11, 07, 18:32  #56

Quoting: osiol
Quoting: Lukasz
cracov
Never seen quite so many bizarre spellings for one city!

from latin: Cracoviensis


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Crow
Edited by: Crow  Dec 12, 07, 12:41  #57

Quoting: southern
southern

I travel tomorrow in Slovenia for three days, because of bussines and for private reasons

trip should in return include Dalmatia and Lika of my ancestors from fathers side. I don`t need to tell you how is that emotional to me- Crow on Crow`s lake, lake today without Crow clan, without Serbs at all

Here is one joke for you and auditorium, little of black humor...

``Summer, German enjoy on sun somewhere on Adriatic coast in Dalmatia (today`s Croatia). Then, he ask- Where are those Serbs. Well, 1/4 was exterminated, 1/4 was transformed into Croats, 1/4 was expelled on the left side of Drina river (in Serbia) and 1/4 work in Germany- somebody answer to him. What?!- said German- Why then people complain on Hitler, that was among his priorities.``


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osiol
  Dec 12, 07, 13:03  #58

Quoting: plk123
Cracoviensis

That looks like Latin for '(originating) from Kraków'.
I may be wrong, but that is how -ensis is normally used.


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Crow
  Dec 12, 07, 13:28  #59

Quoting: osiol
-ensis

BDW that -sis is the Egyptian/Carthaginian influence in Latin. Just don`t ask me how come to that. You know answer very well

and, when somebody from so called West start to talk you about THEIR West, about THEM as old Europeans, about late arrival of Slavs in Europe, just give him/her an easy smile with condolences and understandings. Then, slowly explain with self-confidence- Slavs are last native Europeans. Original West. That`s how it is.


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osiol
  Dec 12, 07, 14:40  #60

Quoting: Crow
Slavs are last native Europeans

But not the only.


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