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Summit to discuss EU involvement in Kosovo - tosunoglu07

tosunoglu07 — Thu, 27 Dec 2007 01:33:37 +01:00

It is amazing how willing the western media and their public opinion are to accept a (semi)independent Kosovo without thinking of the implication of such a move in international affairs?
Sure the majority of the region's population should have the right to demermine its future; sure historical backgrounds are not so important that the present day realities; ok, the Serbians have been unjustly suppressing Albanians in the past but... BUT:
- Is it ok to give independent status to an Kosovan entity that supresses its own minorities, tens of thousands of Roma and Serbians, bombs their cultural monuments (in 2004 ongoing, not in the bloody 1990's!)???
- What more rights do the Albanians in Kosovo have than the Kurds in Turkey (three million Kurds are IDPs in their own land- supressed for decades)???
- Why everyone takes a future Kosovan declaration of independence as an inevitable fact, but at the same time reject any such move for the Palestinians of the West Bank (that is not even integral part of Israel)?
- If minority region populations have rights above the UN charter (that recignizes the sovereignity of member states) and UN Sec. Council Resolutions (that recognize Kosovo as part of Sebia), what should happen in Corsica, nothern Cyprus, nothern Ireland, Basqueland, Scotland, Abkhasia, Transdiestria, Lappland etc... the list is ENDLESS!
I wonder...

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Sanjin — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 23:03:43 +01:00

Well then if they dont have right to govern them they should go back to Albania.

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Warchild — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 05:21:09 +01:00

Thaçi is not the prime minister, Agim Ceku is. It's not about reading the law, but rather ignoring it altogether. UN Resolution 1244 has a time-indefinite sunset clause. That is what is happening now, eight years later. Serbs want to keep 1244 alive forever - with Kosovars facing the consequences of the limbo - because they can't face the fact that once you attempt genocide on a people, you lose the right to govern them.