4 Quotes About Kosovo

Every day we make choices that affect our lives and the lives of others. Sometimes these choices are conscious, thoughtful, and even deliberative. But most of the time, they are automatic, based on how we feel and on what’s already been programmed into our brains by family, friends, teachers, culture, and our beliefs. For the past decade in the Balkans , this is exactly what has been happening Read more

Almost every day people in Kosovo and Serbia have been making choices that affect their lives and the lives of others: they decided to kill or be killed; they decided to die fighting or flee; they decided to work at a munitions factory or become a hostage; they decided to become refugees or soldiers; they decided to become victims or perpetrators. The choices made by people in Kosovo and Serbia over the past decade have reverberated around the world with such power that it has shaken its foundations—the entire global order built on notions of sovereignty and nation-states.

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Albania’s future is towards Christianity, since it is connected with it culturally, old memories, and its pre- Turkish nostalgia. With the passing of time, the late Islamic religion that came with the Ottomans should evaporate (at first in Albania and then in Kosova), until it will be replaced by Christianity or, to be more exact, Christian culture. Thus from one evil (the prohibition of religion in 1967) goodness will come. The Albanian nation will make a great historical correction that will accelerate its unity with its mother continent: Europe. Ismail Kadare
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There is sometimes a fine line between a cop and a criminal. What drives their personality may be the same, and they have simply chosen different roles and professions to call their own." Dr. ML Rapier PhD, Clinical Psychologist. M.L Rapier
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They’d arranged to meet with an Omegan mole who worked in the Clinton administration. He was helping them with a new Omega Agency operation involving the Kosovo War, which had just broken out in Europe. Naylor and his cronies were seeking to use Kosovo as a transit route for Afghan heroin bound for EU countries. Despite the official news stories being circulated by mainstream media, Omega knew the extremely lucrative heroin trade was behind the war. . James Morcan