Greece
During the Holocaust, 1941-1944
By Carl
Savich | Chamerian Albanians killed Jews, burned down Greek Orthodox
villages, committed atrocities against and murders of Greeks around Paramythia,
and expelled others.
COMMENT
Madam
Secretary of State and the Balkans
Afghanistan is a "narco state, said Mrs Clinton. So is Kosovo, and
so is Albania where Radical Islam is advancing.
KILLING WITH COMPASSION
Justifying
War, Death, and Destruction in the Modern Era
By Bojan
Ratkovic | The primary excuse for waging war throughout the globe is
no longer a bitter rivalry between two of the world's most powerful nations,
it is the novel concept of "humanitarian intervention".
ANALYSIS
Greek
Power eyeing for Balkan opportunities
Greek Power Corp plans a considerable entrance into the Balkan market
so as to buy out energy resources.
COMMENT
Balkan
countries have a future?
By Georgy
Gounev | The only open question is WHEN the Balkans is supposed to
be thoroughly Islamized: together with the rest of the continent, or prior
to that?
ANALYSIS
Bosnia,
Hillary's Playground
By
Srdja
Trifkovic | Intervention as "an American tradition," gets Hillary
ready to practice some more in the Balkans, as if her husband had not brought
sufficient misery there already.
ANALYSIS
The
Iranian reach in Bosnia
Humanitarian organizations, firms and news agencies are fronts for
intelligence agents who manage a spy network in Bosnia since 1970s.
 Orwell
on Mihailovich
Media
Disinformation and Self-Censorship
George Orwell focused on the case of Draza Mihailovich when UK suddenly
endorsed communists.
ANALYSIS
Serbia
and the South Stream
By Marko
Lazic | The Economic Impact of the South Stream Pipeline on the Proposed
Transit Country of Serbia.
 ANALYSIS
Balkan
electricity connections
Aging power stations, electricity networks need to modernize.
VIEW
Failing
Mark: Serbia's 100 days of new government
Decisions made in the first 100 days of government in office are seen
as crucial indicators of a country's future course.
Peace
Laureate Ahtisaari endorsed terrorism
The 2008 Nobel Peace Prize winner brought the message that those he
represented were willing to flatten Belgrade and to kill 500,000 people
in a week.
REVIVING
NAZISM: Bosnian Muslim Government Reformed the Nazi SS Division Handzar
in 1993
Bosnian Muslim Government and Army of Alija Izetbegovic reformed and
revived the Bosnian Muslim Nazi SS Division from World War II.
U.S.
Presidential Election 2008
Carl
Savich | Both seek to maintain anti-Serbian policies.
ANALYSIS
Albanian
global arms contraband
There is a well-formed Albanian network that exported illegally explosives
and arms from Albania to various theaters across the globe and especially
Afghanistan.
KosovOssetia
Washington¡¯s plan, a diplomatic blitzkrieg, was for some 100 countries,
out of 192 UN members, to rapidly recognize so called the Republic of Kosovo.
This, however, has not happened.
Balkan
nuclear projects
Balkan states are adapting fast in the nuclear renaissance era.
INTERVIEW
Serbia's
meaningless decisions
Current Serbian Government is "a joint criminal conspiracy which has
the objective of stealing public property at home and betraying the nation
and the state abroad." says Trifkovic.
Serbian
pressure groups on a global scale and their connections
Michaletos' speech at the Athens Zapeion convention
COMMENT
From
Obama to McCain: no change in US belligerent policy against Serbs
Ethnic slurs on Serbs are exclusively reserved for no other group.
Includes video. Watch Video:
Biden's
son calls Serbs "thugs"
ANALYSIS
Security
concerns in Southern Balkans
Ethnic organized crime syndicates dominate due used for politics and
are due to proximity to Turkey and the Asian-European contraband routes.
Krajina:
The Largest Act of Ethnic Cleansing since the Holocaust
300,000 Krajina Serbs driven out in the largest act of ethnic cleansing
since the Holocaust.
ANALYSIS
Security
& defense briefing of Albania
Albanian state is heavily dependent on USA influence that spans through
the entire military and security apparatus, as is the case in Kosovo and
in general in all Albanian populated Balkan communities.
ESSAY
The
Death of a Good Man
Gen. Mihailovich of Serbia understood appeasement is a victory for
the appeased. His very Allies appeased the communists, a defeat we are
still living with.
Historical Literacy
Education
as Entertainment?: The Engaged Classroom
Why is there historical illiteracy in the U.S.? The U.S. government
and Congress do not regard history as important and thus do not fund programs
in history.
Security
& defense briefing of Montenegro
Montenegro is experiencing a surge of investments in real estate and
tourism and in offshore banking that may well see this small country on
par with Cyprus soon.
Improving
Critical Thinking Skills in History
by Carl Savich | Research studies have found that students in U.S.
schools are not being taught how to think critically in assessing the validity
and accuracy of major issues and events, and the role of individuals and
ideas in history.
ANALYSIS
Whose
election was it anyway?
Where the polarized election battle lines in Serbian election drawn
up by the usual suspects in Brussels?
ViewPoint: EU is not the solution
Decision
on Serbia¡¯s strategic alliances
Tadic is preoccupied with EU memebrship to the detriment of economy,
poverty and joblessness.
Alerts
rise for Jihadi attacks in the Balkans
Alerts of attacks by Islamists or other radical elements influenced
directly by the declaration of independence of Kosovo that unleashes a
circle of events that may lead to new regional conflicts or even a chain
of terrorist attacks.
 ANALYSIS
The
evolving Balkan theater
Kosovo¡¯s independence could have been prevented enabling USA to
become a factor of stability for the Balkans.
OPINION
Western
pressures on Serbia and the Alternatives
It is highly desirable for Serbia to diversify its foreign policy.
BOOK REVIEW
Not
his turn to die
By Michael Averko | A gripping personal
account of a childhood and teenage experiences growing up as secular Serb
in prewar Muslim dominated and war torn Bosnia.
Church
challenges in Kosovo, Montenegro
By
Ioannis
Michaletos | From Islamic jihad in Kosovo to Knights of Malta's attempts
to gain Serbian treasures in Montenegro.
 A
Failed Intervention
International
Intervention in Macedonia 1902-1908
By Carl Savich
| Intervention in the Kosovo vilayet was based not on humanitarianism,
but on advancing the national interests of the intervening powers, the
Great Powers.
VIEW
Are
we on eve of next World War
By Aleksandra
Rebic | No war is ever caused by the obvious act that triggers it.
Kosovo may be such "precipitating factor".
ANALYSIS
The
menacing ruin that faces Serbia
Many Serbs have no sympathy for EU after it dismembered their country,
but there may be financial incentives to join and stave off ominous financial
signals beaconing at Serbia.
Balkans:
A crucial aspect of the Grand Game
Has Russia made a permanent come-back to the Balkans, or is it negotiating
its recent gains for some other theaters such as the Caucasus?
ViewPoint
Kosovo:
EUs New Colony
By
Mary
Mostert | Albanians simply don't recognize the rights and freedoms
of others. From 1991 to 2000, Greeks in Albania dropped from 8% of the
population to 3%. In KosovoSerb population dropped from 15% to 5%.
ANALYSIS
No,
Kosovo is not unique!
By
Bojan
Ratkovic | Kosovo indeed differs from Quebec; Quebec is a successful
state and Kosovo is not able to protect the very people living within it.
ANALYSIS
West-East conflict in scope
Kosovo
& population imbalance
Turks were far more tolerant and respectful towards the Christians
than the modern-day Albanians.
GuestView
Kosovo
? prelude to the destiny of Europe?
Kosovo seen through the eyes of a Dane.
Kosovo not unique
Engineering
Independence
By
Carl
Savich | Kosovo scenario was not unique or sui generis. Washington
used the same modus operandi before, successfully.
theVIEW
What
next for Kosovo?
By Michael Averko | Will the drive to violate Serbia's sovereignty
prevail?
KOSOVO
Undersecretary
Burns should be personally responsible
Burns, a holdover from the Clinton administration, managed theft of
Kosovo from Serbia, the "Most brazen aggression since Nazi attack on Poland
to prevent Polish atrocities," as Nuremberg prosecutor puts it.
ANALYSIS
The
global game that is Kosovo
By recognizing Kosovo, world passed yet another milestone, albeit backwards
towards the era of Empires and feudalism, rather than to peace and security.
 ANALYSIS
Bush's
Kosovo policy, like Chamberlain's Munich policy, could lead to war
By
Mary
Mostert | Bush's quick acceptance of Albanian Kosovo land-grab from
Serbia a replica of Chamberlain's appeasement of Hitler.
What
Now, My Heart?
By David Binder
If you now can transplant a human heart, can you transplant the heart
of a nation? Serbian heartland remains forever Kosovo.
Kosovo:
Key Dates in the Century Long Goal to Create Greater Albania
Al-Qaeda
in Kosovo
NATO analysis identifies Kosovo as a transitional route for extremists
from Islamic countries into Europe.
Greece
battles Balkan organized crime
Albanian gang clans extremely dangerous, peril for society.
MOVIE REVIEW
Chetniks!
The Fighting Guerrillas : A Critical Reappraisal
Hollywood chronicle of the resistance to the NAZIs by Serbian heros.
BOOK REVIEW
The
return of the Caliphate
Small republics of the Balkans, under siege by Islamic infiltration,
have special needs to upkeep their common ethos.
Kosovo
Underworld Rising
By
Ioannis
Michaletos | Every intelligence report points that independent Kosovo
will be a Mafia State, so why is West pushing for it?
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