Following is a copy of my unedited letter to iht. Notice that they took out the information on the jihadist Ceku. That way, no one knows just what a war criminal Ceku is and how criminal his Albanian mobs are. Stella
The International Herald Tribune Letter to the editor(s) 23 March 2007 The phrase in, "Europe's approaching train wreck," of 22 March," that "The Serbs in Kosovo are being provided assurances of protection," would be amusing if it were not so tragic. And who will be their protector once independence is granted, Prime Minister Agim Ceku who masterminded two of the grisliest episodes of brutality against the Serbian population in The Battle of the Medak Pocket and Operation Storm? KFOR can't even protect the Serbian minority now, with Albanian mobs having already destroyed over 150 monasteries and churches and conducted pogroms against the Serbs in March of 2004 which may very well be repeated if the Kosovo Albanians are not granted their independence fast enough to suit them - perhaps even turning their guns on KFOR troops in the process. If independence is granted, the eradication of Serbian culture, language and religion will be complete and a new jihadist state will have been created in the heart of Europe. Indeed, Stanley Kober's "Europe's approaching train wreck," is well entitled. -----------begin letter published in iht------------------------ http://www.iht.com/articles/2007/03/25/opinion/edletmon.php Internationa Herald Tribune Letter to the editor Kosovo independence The phrase in "Europe's approaching train wreck" by Stanley Kober (Views, March 22), "The Serbs in Kosovo are being provided assurances of protection," would be amusing if it were not so tragic. And who will be their protector once independence is granted? Prime Minister Agim Ceku of Kosovo? The NATO Kosovo force can't even protect the Serbian minority now. If independence is granted, the eradication of Serbian culture, language and religion will be complete and a new jihadist state will have been created in the heart of Europe. Indeed, Stanley Kober's "Europe's approaching train wreck" is well titled. Stella L. JatrasCamp Hill, Pennsylvania [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
