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From
an international view the relation of other countries and individuals
toward Kosovo should be viewed from the previous introduction. Many know
the truth about Kosovo, which is different from that what is being presented
on international meetings with an informational cause ...but that truth
is not interesting for those who decide. Telling the truth could make it
harder to control the inner political situations in their countries. It
would be harder to rule and make them admit that all the lies ...the false
humanity and the taxes they took for themselves.
Kosovo is a banner for legalizing the expensive NATO troops and army budgets. It is also there to take the attention away from the president's unzipped pants and lower the White water pressure . . . Kosovo and Iraq are there, until they find another victim, to show how nice and secure life in the USA is. (Who lies to who?) To throw a shadow on the mass kills of Kurds in Turkey, showdowns with IRA and ETA members in Ireland, Spain and France, the growing unemployment and the lowering of social security in western countries, and lower the work prices of their voters. The main cause of the parties in the Kosovo affair, besides Albania and Serbia, is to show how big and mighty they are, waving with Kosovo like a signal flag. Showing that there's always an enemy the people should be afraid of. To justify the higher salaries of the economic and political top through the keeping of high military budgets and making cliches about relations between countries where they buy cheap and sell expensively. Other people's lives, truth, love, friendships and deaths don't interest them. That are people who, together with the
Croatians, kicked out 260.000 Serbs from Krajina and leaves that space to
the snakes, grass and wolves.
Now they support the KLA terrorists, but in five years from now they won't care if Kosovo exists, no matter whose it is. If they will not be punished by their voters, or the history that they try to change, then the god of all gods will, no matter if they sit in the pope's chair.
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