- 19 May 2012 18:33
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You should watch your back fake Dutchman, Supporting muslim terrorists is a treasonous act. You’ve been warned. A citizenship can be taken away in the blink of an eye.
Interesting, isn't it?
And for the ethnic cleansing in the former Yugoslavia. Evidence says otherwise.Stop parrotting propaganda and focus on facts.
On two occasions in 1994, Der Spiegel’s respected Balkan correspondent Renate Flottau encountered Osama Bin-Laden in the waiting room of the office of Bosnian President Alija Izetgevovic. Bin-Laden, then based in Sudan, had received a Bosnian passport from the Vienna
embassy of Bosnia - Herzegovina according to the Bosnian Muslim daily Dani.14 Bin-Laden and his military chief of Staff Ayman al-Zawahiri helped establish the Mujahadeen fighters as a force in Bosnia, mostly as special forces of the 7th Corps of the Bosnian Army in Central Bosnia.
Bodansky notes that support for the Bosnian Muslims was the first time that Shiite and Sunni Muslim terrorist organizations worked together. Yet, despite the presence of these extremist elements, and opposition by CIA Director James Woolsey, the Clinton administration gave the
green-light to an increase in arms shipments from Iran.
Interesting, isn't it?
In a later development of interest, on a visit in 2003 with Alija Izetbegovic in the hospital where he was dying, Bernard Kouchner, the former head of Doctors Without Borders and one-time Foreign Minister of France under Nicholas Sarkozy, recounts that on his death-bed, Izetbegovic acknowledged to both Kouchner and Richard Holbrooke that he had exaggerated claims of atrocities by Serbian forces to encourage NATO intervention against the Serbs. According to Kouchner, Izetbegovic admitted before both he and Holbrooke that, “There were no extermination camps whatever the horror of those places,” and added that “[he] thought that [his] revelations could precipitate bombing [of the Bosnian Serbs].”37
And for the ethnic cleansing in the former Yugoslavia. Evidence says otherwise.Stop parrotting propaganda and focus on facts.
A second and closely related myth is that the Serbs initiated ethnic cleansing in Bosnia and elsewhere and were its almost exclusive implementers. Arguably, the first major ethnic cleansings in the 1990s occurred in Zadar and Gospic, Croatia, in May and September 1991,
respectively, with 116 Serb shops and houses destroyed in Zadar by a Croat mob, and with some 120 Serb civilians killed in Gospic a few months later.25 The largest ethnic cleansing of the Yugoslav wars was carried out by Croatian forces against Serbs, in the Krajina area of Croatia in August 1995. The ethnic cleansing in Bosnia was tit-for-tat among the Bosnian Muslims, Croatians, and Bosnian Serbs from 1991 till the Dayton Agreement in 1995.26 The four thousand or more Mujahadeen brought into Bosnia in support of the Bosnian Muslims, with the aid of
the Clinton administration, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan,27 were efficient killers, whose work, along with that of the other Bosnian Muslim paramilitary and regular forces, left many hundreds of Serb villages devastated and several thousand dead.28 The media’s presentation of the
Bosnian ethnic cleansing as one-sided, and with genocidal intent rather than a struggle for land control—and sometimes vengeance—has required massive suppression of evidence.