Lukasz wrote:
In my opinion it will be better for everybody (for Serbs as well) to give Alabanians their country
woa!
What would you suggest in case of German claims on Poland and Czeska, then? Retreat?
Sooner or later, those questions would be re-opened. After all, we see that Germans push things exactly in that dirrection.
When come to that, Serbs and only Serbs (both- Northern/Lusatians and Southern) would be the ones who won`t betray Poland, no matter how that can be complicated to us.
one very interesting article. We see that intellectual public of so called west starting seriously to re-examine approach on Serbs dictated from some powers...
It's time to end Serb-bashingJanuary 14, 2008 2:30 PM, by Neil Clark
http://commentisfree.guardian.co.uk/neil_clark/2008/01/its_time_to_end _serbbashing.htmlfragments:
The Serbs have been demonised because they have consistently got in the way of the west's hegemonic ambitions in the region
The west wanted Yugoslavia destroyed, with one militarily strong, independent state replaced by several weak and divided Nato/IMF/EU protectorates. "In post-cold war Europe no place remained for a large, independent-minded socialist state that resisted globalisation," admitted George Kenney, former Yugoslavia desk officer of the US state department.
The Serbs' great "crime" was not reading the script. Out of all the groups in the former Yugoslavia, the Serbs, whose population was spread across the country, had most to lose from the country's disintegration.
Instead of championing Kosovan secessionism in contravention of international law, Britain and the west should, in fact, be reconsidering its policy towards Serbia. It's too late to undo past crimes - such as the barbarous 1999 Nato bombing campaign - but changing its policy on Kosovo would at least be a start on redressing the injustices of the last 20 years. It's high time we gave the Serbs a break.