01.june 1999. I turned 16. Maybe I would had my sweet 16 party, who knows. For my 16 birthday I got lesson about life and death and God's will.
Bombing of my country stopped few days later, after 3 months.
USA (NATO) pilots killed during that 3 months many evil Serbs, some of the were:
Bojana Tošović- 11 months old- Played with her grandfather in living room, when killed.
Marko Simić- 2 years old- Played with his father in the park, when killed.
Branimir Stanijanović- 6 years old. Was in train, when killed with 44 other passengers.
Stefan and Dejana Pavlovic- 4 and 8 years old. Were in the bed, when killed.
(Only dead children have that peaceful face expression. Unique one, that could never been forgotten.)
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And many more others, who would remember them all...
Somehow they missed me and my familly.
When bombing started my mother told me: "If you are afraid, go to the shelter. I don't want to go, because from death you cant escape, you can only live."
I never went to shelter, I was to young to be afraid of death. Today when I watch photos, videos from that time, I am afraid, I should have been afraid.
My parents during bombing allowed me to do what ever I want, to go out, stay late out. They didn't want that I stay home and watch on TV how NATO kills children, destroy hospitals and bridges.
Most of my friends were sent during bombing to foreign countries, small isolated villages... Few of us from school who stayed, started to hang out together, even before we didn't even know really each other. During bombing, we only had each others.
One of my bombing friends was one girl. She was also sent to the street by her parents. Her father told her: "We are not going to die as rats in basements (shelters). If we are going to die, we are going to die as heroes." Everyday he would go to the roof of the building, in which they live, where he would play on gusle (traditional Montenegrin instrument) Serbian traditional war songs and waiting for American plane to trow bombs. Crazy guy. :)
If you ask Serb to explain situation in Kosovo, Serb use often use example like this one:
Imagine the following scenario: Puerto Ricans have organized a Puerto Rican Liberation Army to claim Florida as their land, laying claims to it because they have lived there for 50 years after emigrating from Puerto Rico. The U.S. Army decides to protect its own territory, but the Big Powers, headed by China, side with Puerto Ricans and bomb all major American cities, including Washington, D.C., all because the United States has dared to reject an ultimatum securing long-term independence of Florida.
Absurd?
The Albanians in Kosovo have been so “oppressed” over the last 50 years (that is, since their arrival in Kosovo) that Serbian children had to take Albanian as a foreign language in Kosovo elementary schools. They have been so “oppressed” that they now make up more than 90 percent of the population in this province, whereas they only made up 40 percent to 50 percent after World War II. “Expansionist” Serbs were systematically intimidated, forced to sell their land and move away from Kosovo.
Furthermore, Albanians were so politically “oppressed,” that they decided to boycott all federal and local elections in Serbia, never voting for or teaming up with any of the opposition parties, or launching a party of their own for that matter, thus refusing to give their contribution to Serbian political life.
In spite of all that, nobody in the world has ever questioned the legitimacy of the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army, or bothered to ask why it is carrying the official flag of
Why than we were bombed? What was excuse for
Michael Savage: The Truth About Kosovo & Serbian People/ Albanian Muslims
Movie: NATO's Illegal War Against Serbia/ The Lies Of The Racak Massacre In Kosovo.
About movie:
There was the ethnic cleansing. The atrocities. The refugees chased out of Kosovo by the Serb army. The mass graves. The heaps of bodies tossed into vats of sulphuric acid at the Trepca mines.
NATO spokesman Jamie Shea said there were 100,000 Kosovo Albanian Muslims unaccounted for.
Problem is, none of it happened.
NATO's original estimate of 100,000 ethnic Albanians slaughtered, later revised downward to 10,000, turns out to be considerably exaggerated.
Dr. Peter Markesteyn, a
"We were told there were 100,000 bodies everywhere," said Dr. Markesteyn. "We performed 1,800 autopsies -- that's it."
Fewer than 2,000 corpses. None found in the Trepca mines. No remains in the vats of sulphuric acid. Most found in isolated graves -- not in the mass graves NATO warned about. And no clue as to whether the bodies were those of KLA terrorists, civilians, even whether they were Serbs or ethnic Albanians.
No wonder then that of all the incidents on which Slobodan Milosevic has been indicted for war crimes, the total body count is not 100,000, not 10,000, not even 1,800 -- but 391!
It was
Clinton's Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, as eager to scratch her ever itchy trigger finger as her boss was to scratch his illimitable sexual itches, demanded that Yugoslavia be bombed immediately. Albright, like a kid agonizingly counting down the hours to Christmas, would have to wait until after Milosevic's rejection of NATO's ultimata at Rambouillet to get her wish.
But not everyone was so sure that
It seems unlikely that if you're about to carry out a massacre that you would invite the press -- and international observers -- to watch.
The film showed that as soon as the Serbs entered Racak they came under heavy fire from KLA terrorists positioned in the surrounding hills. The idea that the police could dig a trench and then kill villagers at close range while under attack troubled La Monde. So too did the fact that, entering the village after the fire fight to assess the damage and interview the villagers, the KVM observers saw no sign of a massacre. What's more, the villagers said nothing about a massacre either.
Yet, when
Could the police have returned later on and carried out the massacre under cover of darkness?
That seems unlikely. Racak is a KLA stronghold. Serb police had already discovered that if they were going to enter the village they would have to deal with the guerillas. How could they torture, mutilate and cold-bloodedly kill villagers at close range while harassed by KLA gunfire?
And why, wondered La Monde, were there few signs of spent cartridges and blood at the trench?
And now there's a report that the Finnish forensic pathologists who investigated the incident on behalf of the European Union, say there was no evidence of a massacre. In an article to be published in Forensic Science International at the end of February, the Finnish team writes that none of the bodies were mutilated, there was no evidence of torture, and only one was shot at close range.
The pathologists say
And they point out that there is no evidence that the deceased were from Racak.
The KLA terrorists, the Serbs charge, faked the massacre by laying out their fallen comrades in the trench they, themselves, prepared, and the
Kosovo, stolen (banned film) - part 1/6
Kosovo, stolen (banned film) - part 2/6
Kosovo, stolen (banned film) - part 3/6
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Kosovo, stolen (banned film) - part 6/6
About movie:
This excellent documentary was banned in
Russian film about Kosovo 1/7
