25-08-2009, 01:24 PM
Organ Harvesting Scandal Dismantling “Kosova”
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Abomination that Won’t Go Away
By now, there is hardly a single news agency in the world that has failed to report on Del Ponte’s revelations about her foiled investigation into the gruesome chain of crimes Kosovo Albanian leaders conducted during and after the end of NATO-backed KLA insurrection in Serbia, of kidnapping young and healthy Kosovo Serbs and harvesting their vital organs for sale.
Regardless of the level of their customary anti-Serb bias, most Western mainstream media and commentators worthy of having their names memorized have swallowed the bitter pill and tackled the issue in one way or another — not because the crime in question is so horrific, so grisly and despicable that it borders unimaginable (once declared subhuman, Serb suffering, no matter how agonizing, is a non-event for Western media), but because the Council of Europe has gotten involved in the investigation.
And also because it was no other than Carla Del Ponte, Hague’s former chief prosecutor who had broke the news first, a Swiss official abundantly praised and celebrated by the same mainstream media for her ironclad tough-on-Serbs record, who could hardly be accused of “spreading the Serb propaganda” even by the most malicious Serbophobe.
Further evidence of the abomination Kosovo Albanian KLA was committing against the province’s Serbs, gathered by the Serbian War Crimes Prosecution, was sufficiently convincing even for the Soros-backed Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, both of which have issued public calls to KLA war criminals currently running the mafia state on Serbian territory and to the government of neighboring Albania, to kindly allow the proper investigation to be conducted, since the issue happens to be a tad more serious than their sexual frolics and bed romps with ex-U.S. state secretary and her decidedly feminine NATO general (as nasty and disgusting as they have been).
Cheesy Love Affair Nearing the End
Not that it has helped any: Priština simply doesn’t get it.
In fact, every step of the way KLA thugs have demonstrated they are entirely incapable of grasping and adopting the mentality more complex than the base-level hooliganism. For a bunch of uncouth, semi-literate boors dressed in Armani suits, who spent their entire lives stealing, raping, killing and trafficking drugs and arms, the idea that statesmanship might involve something beyond smoke and mirrors, boldface lies and stubborn denial is indeed completely unfathomable.
Stuck in their days of bliss — when the West was their warm and cozy uterus and every one of their offenses was treated as a cute quirk, with adoration grannies reserve for their spoiled grandsons, when their prison sheets were regarded as honor badges and their lists of crimes as first-class resumes nominating them for the highest political functions, when the nicknames they were giving each other such as Nazi, Adolf, Snake or Ripper endeared them to the Western elite, commonly entranced with raw savagery, when being accused of war crimes by the Serbs was their ticket to the White House and No.10 Downing Street, when their chief butcher Haradinaj was publicly admired by American senators, French administrators, Swedish envoys and German bureaucrats for his manliness, when Thaci’s ruthlessness was translated as handsomeness, when Ceku’s infamous brutality made him the best candidate for the premiership, when nothing they have done or were doing could affect Western infatuation with the product of their feeble imagination, a cheap and sleazy script only Hollywood and NYT could produce, featuring a “ragtag guerrilla army, formed out of sheer desperation under decades of oppression and lust for freedom” — Kosovo Albanian thugs can’t understand that the cheesy love affair is nearing the end as the soft stage lights are becoming harsher, sharper and less flattering with every pass.
Der Standard’s Warning
Consistently Serbophobic Vienna daily Der Standard, which has just joined the growing grumble of irritation with the pathetic display of Priština’s inadequacy and embarrassing inability to face reality without bursting at the seams, issued the latest warning to their once favorite terrorists — that their heydays are numbered.
“Dubious timing, bizarre statements, extremely suspicious arrests and Priština leaders’ propagandist pitch in regards to the investigation of the organ harvesting and murders of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija are indicative of their difficulties to come to terms with impartial inquiry into this affair,” Standard assessed.
The daily clarifies that Priština claims of the alleged arrest of the three “Serbs” charged with attempts to bribe random individuals to falsely testify, come at a rather awkward moment in time and appear “extremely suspicious”.
Standard points out that Priština has been doing everything in its power to make Council of Europe Special Envoy Dick Marty’s job of conducting an impartial investigation into the morbid chain of organ harvesting crimes harder.
Stressing that Marty’s involvement represents a form of guarantee that this case will not be “mowed down” by the propaganda, Standard emphasized that “if the charges are proven, Kosovo will lose a great deal of international sympathies.”
The daily reminds that Serbia’s war crimes prosecutor in Belgrade handed over to Marty a large body of evidence, while Priština “formally promised support, with Hashim Thaci at the same time insisting that the case is ‘pure fabrication’”.
According to the Vienna daily, even though Marty has not commented on the case yet, he is already a target of vicious attacks by the Albanian-run media in Kosovo and Metohija province.
In addition, Marty’s way to the village Burrel in Albania where, according to Del Ponte, some of the crimes took place, was blocked. The daily also cited Hague’s forensic expert Jose Pablo Barayabar, who told London Guardian that “people came in [the infamous 'yellow house'] alive, then things happened inside the house, and the people ended up dead”.
Ever-Misleading Guardian Can’t Refrain from Twisting the Facts
Barayabar, by the way, said a bit more. Equating the yellow house in this Albanian village with a “slaughterhouse”, he stressed that the victims were “certainly not just killed”, but had their organs taken out prior to being put to death.
Another interesting detail is that author of the Guardian article, Paul Lewis, insists on twisting the facts and refers to the victims exclusively as “Serb soldiers” — from the title onward.
Unless Paul knows about the case more than Del Ponte, Barayabar and war crimes prosecutor Vukčević which, with all due respect, seems highly unlikely, it would be interesting to find out how he and Guardian editors came to a conclusion that 300-500 kidnapped Kosovo Serbs, presumed to have had their organs extracted for sale, were not civilians, as Serbian prosecution has established, but soldiers. Tricky, lying, conniving, ever-misleading little Guardian.
http://de-construct.net/e-zine/?p=7607
Aug 24th, 2009 [/url] [url=http://de-construct.net/e-zine/wp-content/uploads/2009/08/kosovo-genocide.jpg]
Abomination that Won’t Go Away
By now, there is hardly a single news agency in the world that has failed to report on Del Ponte’s revelations about her foiled investigation into the gruesome chain of crimes Kosovo Albanian leaders conducted during and after the end of NATO-backed KLA insurrection in Serbia, of kidnapping young and healthy Kosovo Serbs and harvesting their vital organs for sale.
Regardless of the level of their customary anti-Serb bias, most Western mainstream media and commentators worthy of having their names memorized have swallowed the bitter pill and tackled the issue in one way or another — not because the crime in question is so horrific, so grisly and despicable that it borders unimaginable (once declared subhuman, Serb suffering, no matter how agonizing, is a non-event for Western media), but because the Council of Europe has gotten involved in the investigation.
And also because it was no other than Carla Del Ponte, Hague’s former chief prosecutor who had broke the news first, a Swiss official abundantly praised and celebrated by the same mainstream media for her ironclad tough-on-Serbs record, who could hardly be accused of “spreading the Serb propaganda” even by the most malicious Serbophobe.
Further evidence of the abomination Kosovo Albanian KLA was committing against the province’s Serbs, gathered by the Serbian War Crimes Prosecution, was sufficiently convincing even for the Soros-backed Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, both of which have issued public calls to KLA war criminals currently running the mafia state on Serbian territory and to the government of neighboring Albania, to kindly allow the proper investigation to be conducted, since the issue happens to be a tad more serious than their sexual frolics and bed romps with ex-U.S. state secretary and her decidedly feminine NATO general (as nasty and disgusting as they have been).
Cheesy Love Affair Nearing the End
Not that it has helped any: Priština simply doesn’t get it.
In fact, every step of the way KLA thugs have demonstrated they are entirely incapable of grasping and adopting the mentality more complex than the base-level hooliganism. For a bunch of uncouth, semi-literate boors dressed in Armani suits, who spent their entire lives stealing, raping, killing and trafficking drugs and arms, the idea that statesmanship might involve something beyond smoke and mirrors, boldface lies and stubborn denial is indeed completely unfathomable.
Stuck in their days of bliss — when the West was their warm and cozy uterus and every one of their offenses was treated as a cute quirk, with adoration grannies reserve for their spoiled grandsons, when their prison sheets were regarded as honor badges and their lists of crimes as first-class resumes nominating them for the highest political functions, when the nicknames they were giving each other such as Nazi, Adolf, Snake or Ripper endeared them to the Western elite, commonly entranced with raw savagery, when being accused of war crimes by the Serbs was their ticket to the White House and No.10 Downing Street, when their chief butcher Haradinaj was publicly admired by American senators, French administrators, Swedish envoys and German bureaucrats for his manliness, when Thaci’s ruthlessness was translated as handsomeness, when Ceku’s infamous brutality made him the best candidate for the premiership, when nothing they have done or were doing could affect Western infatuation with the product of their feeble imagination, a cheap and sleazy script only Hollywood and NYT could produce, featuring a “ragtag guerrilla army, formed out of sheer desperation under decades of oppression and lust for freedom” — Kosovo Albanian thugs can’t understand that the cheesy love affair is nearing the end as the soft stage lights are becoming harsher, sharper and less flattering with every pass.
Der Standard’s Warning
Consistently Serbophobic Vienna daily Der Standard, which has just joined the growing grumble of irritation with the pathetic display of Priština’s inadequacy and embarrassing inability to face reality without bursting at the seams, issued the latest warning to their once favorite terrorists — that their heydays are numbered.
“Dubious timing, bizarre statements, extremely suspicious arrests and Priština leaders’ propagandist pitch in regards to the investigation of the organ harvesting and murders of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija are indicative of their difficulties to come to terms with impartial inquiry into this affair,” Standard assessed.
The daily clarifies that Priština claims of the alleged arrest of the three “Serbs” charged with attempts to bribe random individuals to falsely testify, come at a rather awkward moment in time and appear “extremely suspicious”.
Standard points out that Priština has been doing everything in its power to make Council of Europe Special Envoy Dick Marty’s job of conducting an impartial investigation into the morbid chain of organ harvesting crimes harder.
Stressing that Marty’s involvement represents a form of guarantee that this case will not be “mowed down” by the propaganda, Standard emphasized that “if the charges are proven, Kosovo will lose a great deal of international sympathies.”
The daily reminds that Serbia’s war crimes prosecutor in Belgrade handed over to Marty a large body of evidence, while Priština “formally promised support, with Hashim Thaci at the same time insisting that the case is ‘pure fabrication’”.
According to the Vienna daily, even though Marty has not commented on the case yet, he is already a target of vicious attacks by the Albanian-run media in Kosovo and Metohija province.
In addition, Marty’s way to the village Burrel in Albania where, according to Del Ponte, some of the crimes took place, was blocked. The daily also cited Hague’s forensic expert Jose Pablo Barayabar, who told London Guardian that “people came in [the infamous 'yellow house'] alive, then things happened inside the house, and the people ended up dead”.
Ever-Misleading Guardian Can’t Refrain from Twisting the Facts
Barayabar, by the way, said a bit more. Equating the yellow house in this Albanian village with a “slaughterhouse”, he stressed that the victims were “certainly not just killed”, but had their organs taken out prior to being put to death.
Another interesting detail is that author of the Guardian article, Paul Lewis, insists on twisting the facts and refers to the victims exclusively as “Serb soldiers” — from the title onward.
Unless Paul knows about the case more than Del Ponte, Barayabar and war crimes prosecutor Vukčević which, with all due respect, seems highly unlikely, it would be interesting to find out how he and Guardian editors came to a conclusion that 300-500 kidnapped Kosovo Serbs, presumed to have had their organs extracted for sale, were not civilians, as Serbian prosecution has established, but soldiers. Tricky, lying, conniving, ever-misleading little Guardian.
http://de-construct.net/e-zine/?p=7607
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"He would, wouldn't he?" Mandy Rice-Davies. When asked in court whether she knew that Lord Astor had denied having sex with her.
“I think it would be a good idea” Ghandi, when asked about Western Civilisation.