In a recent piece titled “Hillary’s War,” writer Victor Sharpe notes the following:

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I got the following quote via a 2009 email from Doris Wise Montrose, president of the Los Angeles chapter of Children of Jewish Holocaust Survivors, linking to a related J-Post article.

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Last month a Croatian war criminal named Azra Basic was arrested in Kentucky for torturing and murdering Serbian civilians taken prisoner by her army brigade in Bosnia, where she was some sort of commander.

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Last Monday marked the one-year anniversary of the death of Arthur “Jibby” Jibilian, the WWII O.S.S. radioman who risked his life in Operation Halyard to help rescue more than 500 U.S. pilots who were shot down over Yugoslavia. This was done with brave assistance from the Tuskegee Airmen. The operation was part of the largest WWII rescue from behind enemy lines, and since it couldn’t have happened without the Serbs, the story has been suppressed and remains largely unknown to Americans.

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The good thing about retired diplomats, press secretaries and other high-level drones or operatives serving seditious Western leaders is that they eventually publish memoirs. What happens in the telling, as they glorify their quiet but powerful roles behind the scenes, is that they casually expose their lies, sometimes without even realizing that’s what they’re doing. For example, after telling the world that the Serbs were the problem, in his book the belatedly late Richard Assholbrooke directly contradicts that notion when he describes Bosnian wartime president Izetbegovic’s nasty disposition and war-making in contrast to Slobodan Milosevic’s affable peace-making. That’s not my assessment; it’s Assholbrooke’s. In his book To End a War, which should have been called To End a War After Starting It.

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Kentucky woman accused of Bosnian war crimes

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All the usual sympathies and buzz words begin…

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Twenty-one year-old Albanian born and raised in Germany carries out revenge attack on…No wait…on Americans?

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Any good news about Serbs has to come with an apology. Which is why this equivocating blogger on Huffington Post earlier this month couldn’t just do a positive story about tennis star Novak Djokovic. He had to remind you what the Serbs “did.” That’s how unacceptable it is to have any non-atrocity-related Serb news. And notice that he naturally lets you know off the bat that he’s married to a Serb, so that you can’t accuse him of bias. As if that’s ever been an effective inoculation against the deep-seated, insurmountable, and often imperceptible indoctrination that the writer’s mind — no different from the rest of humanity’s — seamlessly succumbed to long ago.

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Some key points from recent Foreign Policy article “THUG LIFE“: ‘Think Mubarak was bad? Kosovo’s leaders are accused of being organ-smuggling, drug-dealing goons — and the United States is looking the other way.’

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It recently came out that parts of the radar-elusive F-117 plane the Serbs shot down in 1999 (and cleverly commented, “Sorry, we didn’t know it was invisible!”), may have surfaced in China’s sleek new J-20:

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Mentioning the March 2004 riots in the midst of the organ-trafficking story breaking was an Albanian journalist living in Brussels. The article in the EU Observer starts out uncharacteristically reasonable, then devolves into the usual creative chronology and inverted cause-and-effect when it gets to the part about the 2004 riots being sparked by a drive-by shooting of a Serbian teenager — leading those who don’t know to assume that the 2004 riots were done by Serbs rather than by Albanians:

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Reading the excerpted Jan. 24th item below, I couldn’t help generating the thoughts that follow:

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Sixteen-year-old Melinda Ademi from Kosovo wowed judges and viewers on the premiere of “American Idol.” Not surprisingly, her war refugee background story was highlighted; however, the timing couldn’t be more conspicuous. While a war story is compelling on its own merit, one wonders whether the purpose of the talented girl — at least for some powers higher than a 16-year-old — could have been to counteract the still-not-dead news about the organ-harvesting racket by Albanians. News that sheds a dark light on America’s BFF, Greater Kosovo.Ms. Ademi didn’t just go on TV and say that 1999 Kosovo was a big mess and war sucks. No, Ms. Ademi had to demonize the Serbs in the only way that an indoctrinated four-year-old (her age during the war) could, and reinforce the four-year-old’s understanding that most Americans already have of that conflict: “When Yugoslavia broke up, Serbia wanted to get rid of all the other cultures, so they forced them out of their homes.”

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In Strasbourg on January 25th the Council of Europe voted to formally endorse Swiss senator Dick Marty’s report on organ-trafficking by the KLA mafia that the U.S. installed to run Kosovo. The resolution calls for an investigation by international judicial bodies as well as one by Albania (keep dreaming) into various serious crimes in post-war Kosovo.

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Bosnia: Dutch offer Bosnians monthly repatriation benefits

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“The United States of America and the Kosovo Liberation Army stand for the same human values and principles…Fighting for the KLA is fighting for human rights and American values.” — Sen. Joe Lieberman, April 28, 1999

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This piece from last week — Anti-Islam Conservatives Demonize Balkans, Kosovo by an Andrew Belonsky (Jan. 2) — started out comically enough. Then it ventured into the hilarious realm, and by the end I had to cut myself.

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Still summing up the incoming reports on the organ-trafficking scandal by our friends the Albanians.

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It looks like crying “Serbian Propaganda! ™” can fool people for only 12 years. Or so one hopes. This has yet to play out, and the rapporteur Dick Marty is handing the evidence-collection and prosecution over to the EU “justice” mission in Kosovo. So we know what that usually means for the welfare of evidence (or else for the welfare of those collecting it).

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I’m not sure why The American Thinker decided to defecate on Serbs for Christmas, but that’s what it did. As if Serbs had had a chance to catch their breaths from the last pile dumped on them. I guess not everyone takes Christmas off, and this lawyer — a “deputy political advisor to the commanding general, Multinational Division (North)” in Bosnia — certainly wasn’t about to.

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I’ll tell ya, Albanians give a whole new meaning to the term ORGANized crime.

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I’ll be honest. When I first saw a picture of Bosnian-Muslim war criminal Naser Oric, I noticed he was kind of sexy. In a gay sort of way.

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We know that Tony Blair, whose weak-minded sister-in-law recently converted to Islam, has had any number of Islamo-serving brain farts in recent years. For a Brit, saying pro-Muslim stuff is like masturbation. But I just had to point out the glorious collision of traditional British Islamophilia with traditional British Judeophobia in the following comment by Blair, during what sounds like a rather sophomoric weekend debate on god and religion between Blair and Christopher Hitchens:

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The Tibetan spiritual guru was conferred an honorary doctorate at Jamia.

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If Americans had any interest in what the future of jurisprudence — and justice — looks like, they would tune into the Hague’s International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, where Orwell’s world has been a reality for the past 17 years. The ICTY is the body that was set up to try cases whose supposed weightiness was compared to “Nuremberg II.” But so ignored by the public and media alike have the proceedings been that no one even notices the perversion of jurisprudence and evisceration of justice that take place there.

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The “max” in Newsmax, if pronounced backwards, is “scam.” So the above is pronounced “News-scam.” This time it’s because the cover story of the November issue — “The Truth about Islam in America” — is handled in a way that would make the mainstream media proud.

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Former U.S. ambassador and unofficial CIA operative William Walker leading select reporters stomping through the supposed crime scene in the hoax that started a war.

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The Realist Prism: The Kosovo Gambit for Palestine?

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Wake me up when Obama is bombing Israel. That’s what I told my husband the night Obama won the presidency. I essentially tuned out of politics that day, having little interest in charting every step along the path to the destruction that we non-Obama voters predicted.

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In making cuts to my already too-long exposé about the friend of terrorists, Republican Senate candidate Joe DioGuardi who on Tuesday deservedly lost 37% to 61%, one of the items that was cut appears below.

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AFP reported:

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Where’s that sniper fire when you need it?

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This is almost too good to be true.

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