Comments for Organizing against ethnic decentralization at http://www.newkosovareport.com , comment 1 to 7 out of 7 comments http://www.newkosovareport.com Wed, 09 Jul 2008 07:49:50 +0100 FeedCreator 1.7.2 http://www.newkosovareport.com/20080428910/Vetevendosje/Organizing-against-ethnic-decentralization.html#comment-1521 Albanian term has nothing to do with Kosova and Shqiperia. Albans are a minority in Shqiperia, I am a Taulant and there are Labeat, Dasaret, Kaon , Dokleat and Alban too. Each of them has a different dialect of the Illyrian language. Kosovars are Dardan and they speak Illyrian language with a dialect similar with Dokleat and Labeat. http://iliria.4t.com/cgi-bin/framed/1711/iliria1.jpg Stop naming Kosovars-Albanian. Albans are a minority in Shqiperia (Albania). Get your real name Dardan and use it. Don’t let any body to call you with a different name. If your land is named KOSOVA (for now), there are Dardanian Kosovars and Serbian Kosovars and so on... With your life in balance there is no room for mistake. Before I despair for good from New Kosova Report, I have only one thing to say, to you Dardanians. How many of you are fluent in English? I think much more than one hundred. How many participate in discussion at New Kosova Report? Few. Wery few. Don’t forget that, this site is a very precious window to inform the world with your voice. Unfortunately, Still You Don’t Have a Voice. - bluerose799 Tue, 13 May 2008 00:59:18 +0100 http://www.newkosovareport.com/20080428910/Vetevendosje/Organizing-against-ethnic-decentralization.html#comment-1472 The Ahtisaari plan is flawed and the portions of it that were meant to appease and cajole Serbs into acceptance of Kosava independence should have been dumped when the decision was made to proceed without Serbia's agreement. Input from Serbia on Kosova institutions should be politely ignored, and as it continues, should be adamantly rejected. UNMIK has long overstayed their welcome. But how far should this "self-determination" go? Should NATO say thanks and pull all of their foreign troops out, too? And I'm sure when there are no NATO troops and UNMIK police around Kosova will have no need for the light arms that GW Bush wants to sell (let's face it - give) it. What about the EU? Are they wasting their time with all their law and order nonsense? You don't need western imperialists and their ideas about rule of law when you've got rocks and banners and spray paint. And since when is throwing rocks at anyone or anything identified as a symbol of frustration the valid definition of "non-violent" protest? Kosova has been occupied by western powers and the officials of those powers have contributed to the corruption and dependence. But could the so-called "non-violent" form of resistance really secure independence from Serbia without the actions that were taken by the west? Regardless of the reasons and rightness or wrongness for the west intervening - they did and it changed the course of history. It happened and if it hadn't I doubt Kosova would be anything other than an ignored Serbian backwater. Kosova wouldn't be straining under UNMIK or EU rule, they'd be feeling crushed under Serbia. It sounds to me that the west's money for development is good enough, but any respect for those in the west footing the bill or western institutions is asking too much. Kosova citizens and politicians are pawns of the west (just as western citizens and politicians are pawns of global corporations). An exhausted Uncle Sam thumps his flabby chest again, this time in defense of "democracy and freedom" for Kosova. Meanwhile, the angry Russian bear, newly reinvigorated over the failures of its once greatest foe, snarls and paws back to defend its "good friends" in Serbia. BTW - many in the west want nothing more than for Kosova to succeed on whatever terms necessary. We're not all ignorant of what the policies of our governments and corporations inflict on the rest of the world. - BlueMonkey Sat, 03 May 2008 05:46:39 +0100 http://www.newkosovareport.com/20080428910/Vetevendosje/Organizing-against-ethnic-decentralization.html#comment-1445 I agree with Ron, so much brainwashing going on here! Man people please grow up and stop believing everything you hear and see on TV. Santa Claus is not real, and Kosovo is and always has been an intergal part of Serbia and Yugoslavia. George Bush doesn't give a damn about Albanians its all money.. More in his pocket! - Robert Steinberg Wed, 30 Apr 2008 00:01:13 +0100 http://www.newkosovareport.com/20080428910/Vetevendosje/Organizing-against-ethnic-decentralization.html#comment-1440 When will Kosovars finally stop referring to themselves as Albanian Kosovars. A kosovar is a kosovar. Mentioning ethinic albanian only helps to continue to make this an ethinic issue. Also, the ethnic serbs living in kosova should at some point be compelled to be a proud kosovars also and this will be prevented if a kosovar identity is not built. Kosova is Kosova and any citizen living in the boundaries should be able to call themselves a Kosovar and all should be united in this pride. But if exclusionary thinking is used then the way will be longer sad and violent. A country must proudly include all of its citizens. have we learned nothing from the last 60 years of modern history? - Harry Tue, 29 Apr 2008 16:46:42 +0100 http://www.newkosovareport.com/20080428910/Vetevendosje/Organizing-against-ethnic-decentralization.html#comment-1436 The legitimacy and objectivity of Guehenno's conduct of UN Peacekeeping is called into question by his behaviour over the investigation of UN peacekeepers in Congo who colluded with and armed local militia in return for gold. - Owen Tue, 29 Apr 2008 10:40:36 +0100 http://www.newkosovareport.com/20080428910/Vetevendosje/Organizing-against-ethnic-decentralization.html#comment-1429 Guys, please stop this nonsense. The whole Kosovo independence is illegal. Kosovo is just a Serbian province. - Ron Tue, 29 Apr 2008 03:29:40 +0100 http://www.newkosovareport.com/20080428910/Vetevendosje/Organizing-against-ethnic-decentralization.html#comment-1427 nice one, very informative and interesting article, even though I don't agree with political standpoint. - hrb Tue, 29 Apr 2008 01:54:20 +0100