Ah yes, my agenda. My nefarious agenda that we should be fighting the terrorists instead of helping them. That we shouldn’t be staking our future on a Greater Albania, whose “nominal” Muslim loyalties face toward Mecca, as Jesse Petrilla--founder of the United American Committee--wrote in his recent article, “My Trip to Bosnia and Kosovo.” Is it a devious agenda to convince Americans to discontinue helping Muslims cleanse Christians from Kosovo, and to quit sacrificing a small Christian community in the hopes of winning jihadist good will? Julia Gorin
She answers her critics today on Front Page. If you are not up to speed on Islamic Bosnia, listen to my radio with Julia Gorin here. Here is but a small excerpt;
THE FARCE OF THE KOSOVO MISSION Julia Gorin
After my article exposing the farce of our Kosovo mission ran in American Legion Magazine last month, I heard from a soldier in Kosovo who was incredulous that someone was actually and finally talking about the region. I proceeded to publish twoletters from him in this space, about his experiences and observations there, some of which confirm the free run that jihadists have in Kosovo, the fact that Albanians are being radicalized, and the notion that we should not have intervened in Kosovo as we did. Only there since November, the National Guard soldier stopped short of confirming the ethnic cleansing and slow genocide of Kosovo’s Christians that I’ve described in my articles.
Unfortunately for the deniers, the facts are also now chronicled in a book by a UN worker, entitled Hiding Genocide in Kosovo—a Crime Against God and Humanity.
But a National Guard soldier named Nicki Fellenzer, who runs a blog and also read the Legion article, found the piece to be at odds with her experiences in Kosovo. She (along with fellow military blogger Brad Staggs), wrote that my commentary was “filled with wild accusations, inaccuracies, distortions and downright lies that serve only to hurt our peacekeeping mission in Kosovo and shed a negative light on the Soldiers who are carrying out said mission…We're disappointed in [Julia Gorin]...for holding [her] agenda as more important than the troops who are sworn to protect [her] freedom to promote it.”
In her attempted deconstruction of my argument and unnamed agenda, Fellenzer made the fantastical claim that the KLA no longer exists (something that causes Albanians to erupt in laughter when they hear it) while dutifully recording some standard written quotes from military bureaucrats about the goodness of the U.S. mission in Kosovo. She also cited in-house intelligence analysts at Camp Bondsteel where she’s based as saying that the destruction of 150 churches and monasteries since 1999 is vandalism and not ethnically motivated.
Anyone who has even the first clue about Kosovo knows the diminishment that the administrative and military internationals in Kosovo have been practicing since 1999, to make things look not nearly as disastrous as they are, so that we can move toward Kosovo independence and wash our hands of the ethnically pure, narcoterrorist mafia-state we’ve helped create.
There is so much more. Read it.
Kosovo Albanian extremists present map of areas “where Christians have not been expelled or murdered yet” (January 2007)
Explosion slightly damages Serb house in Kosovo's tense north (March 2007)
More on one of those other explosions
Kosovo Serbs victims of fresh attacks and robberies (March 2007)
Albanians attack Serbs, steal cattle near border with Kosovo (April 2007, Serbian TV)
Official sees "coordination" in shooting of Kosovo Serb police in ambush (September 2005)
From Reuters on this:
And this AP item was posted on a military blog: Ax-attack on Elderly Serb Couple in Kosovo (March 2005)
Daily Stabs of Violence in Kosovo Rattle U.N. (March 2005)
Like West Bank Jews who occasionally get fired upon while trying to commemorate their dead--Attack on Serbs Visiting Cemetery (November, 2005):
There was a similar incident in November 2006
Like I said, read it.
