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08/02/2010

Spałem u terrorystów, jadłem u serbskich mnichów

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Spałem u terrorystów, jadłem u serbskich mnichów

Piotr Bein, maj 2003

Bezrobotny dr inż. z Kanady, bez prawa do zasiłku, będąc w kwietniu 2003 r. w Kosowie zazdrościłem wybyczonym funkcjonariuszom z Angoli i Bangladeszu w ONZ-owskiej policji UNMIK, którzy dostają 3-4 tys. euro na miesiąc za jeżdżenie toyotami 4WD wte i wewte. Co dorobią popierając mafię albańską i zdelegalizowaną Wyzwoleńczą Armię Kosowa, UCK, tego im nie zazdroszczę.

Pedałując pod B-52

Drugi dzień w Pradze, pierwsza sobota od napadu na Irak. Żadnej demonstracji, żadnej rozmowy o nowej wojnie wśród tłumów Europejczyków w markowej odzieży, zapatrzonych w mapy i zabytki, które ocalały w grodzie nad Wełtawą jakimś „cudem”, niedostępnym dla Polaków i ich stolicy. Ciągnie mnie do Kosowa, „najbardziej niebezpiecznego miejsca na świecie” jak powiedział były ambasador Kanady w Jugosławii, James Bissett. Zdegustowany Pragą spieszę wczesnym rankiem na jedyny pociąg zabierający rowery do Bratysławy.

Towarzysze podróży reprezentują Czechosłowację: dwoje Czechów, dwie Słowaczki i jedna Morawianka. Narzekając na wysokie ceny, brak pracy i podłą żywność w hipermarketach przypominają mi Polskę, która „poszła z postępem”. Bratysława świeci czystością i pała szczęściem z lokalizacji zakładów Volkswagena. Za godzinkę jestem na granicy z Węgrami, krajem bogatszym od Słowacji i ze znacznie dłuższą tradycją współpracy z Niemcami. Chyba dlatego pegeery i socjalistyczne zakłady nie rozpadły się tu wypluwając ludzi na bruk. Nocuję u nowobogackiego w mieścinie Kisber. Przy domu postawił domek na noclegi po 12 euro.

Rano jestem na drodze kwadrans przed 10-tą. Zmrożone powietrze i czyste niebo obiecują przyjemną jazdę. Zamiast chmur widzę smugę od odrzutowca. Za nim drugi, a nieco dalej trzeci identycznym kursem niemal równoległym do mojej drogi. Za chwilę inna trójka leci w przeciwnym kierunku. Rozpoznaję typowe sylwetki B-52, które w Europie stacjonują jedynie w Anglii. Ich kurs według mapy – Irak.

Do zachodu słońca naliczyłem 17 bombowców do i 17 z Iraku. Następnego dnia byłem w drodze przed brzaskiem, lecz oświetlone świtem smugi B-52 zapowiadały następny dzień wojny. W godzinę naliczyłem kilka sztuk w każdą stronę. Potem ich szlak został za daleko, by ryzykować odwracanie głowy na rowerze. Bombowce latały więc na okrągło, co najmniej od wschodu do zachodu słońca. Z poprawką na przerwę obiadową, którą spędziłem pod dachem w Szekesfehervar, dziennie latało do Iraku co najmniej 30 bombowców B-52. Przy ładowności 17 ton każdy, przewoziły nad moją głową co najmniej 500 t bomb dziennie.

Cztery lata wcześniej podobne ładunki szły na Jugosławię, a Czesi ostrzegali telefonicznie przyjaciół w Serbii: „Lecą teraz nad nami.” Za pół godziny B-52 były nad Wojwodiną, a moi tamtejsi znajomi słyszeli wybuchy bomb.

Jak było naprawdę

Dla uzasadnienia inwazji NATO bezczelnie kłamało o uchodźcach albańskich. Wypędziły ich z domów UCK i bomby NATO, a nie siły Jugosławii. NATO tak bardzo zależało na usprawiedliwieniu „humanitarnych nalotów”, że gdy „exodus” wracał do domu przed terminem natowskiego scenariusza, posypały się na konwoje uchodźców bomby.

W Prisztinie przeciskam się przez tłumy. W Kosowie pozostała garstka Serbów, ale wrócili wszyscy „prześladowani”. Przybyło milion nowych z Albanii. Naprawdę czystki etniczne przypadły setkom tysięcy Serbów z Chorwacji, Bośni i Kosowa. Cierpią w milczeniu, znienawidzeni przez świat. Przybywa dokumentacji o zbrodniach na Serbach, podczas gdy przeciw plejadzie Serbów przed „trybunałem” w Hadze (Info nurt nr 8) coraz trudniej znaleźć dowody.

Okazuje się, że przestępstwa, o które oskarżano Serbów popełniali ich wrogowie …na Serbach. Trybunał-farsa NATO nie udowodnił jednego procenta z zapowiedzianych przez Clintona  “100 tysięcy cywilnych Albańczyków” zamordowanych przez Serbów w Kosowie podczas nalotów NATO. Trybunał jest niekompetentny, zbrodniarze idealnie ukryli ofiary, albo oskarżenie jest fałszywe.

Rodzinie serbskiego przyjaciela z Kosowa UCK dał dwie godziny na wyniesienie się. Stracili wszystko, co mieli od pokoleń oraz jednego członka rodziny. Przed Wielkanocą dowiedziałem się, że poszukując Albańczyków haski trybunał odkopał w Kosowie zaginionego krewnego. Ciągle brakuje ponad tysiąc Serbów zaginionych podczas okupacji Kosowa przez natowski KFOR, gdy UCK robił co chciał z Serbami i Romami oraz niszczył prawosławne świątynie i cmentarze.

Głowa Serbskiej Narodowej Rady Kosowa i Metohji (oficjalna nazwa tej prowincji Serbii), biskup Artemije, napisał 14.12.2002 r. do delegacji ONZ: „Los ponad 1300 cywilnych Serbów porwanych od zakończenia konfliktu jest nieznany …ekstremiści albańscy zabili niemal 1000 Serbów i dotąd odnaleziono tylko niektóre z ciał… Od przybycia misji ONZ do Kosowa uległo zniszczeniu 112 kościołów prawosławnych i dziesiątki cmentarzy.” Widziałem resztki po kilka z nich. W śródmieściu Dziakowicy, przy ruinach cerkwi otoczonych drutem kolczastym i wieżami strażniczymi (wspomnienie po „pilnowaniu” przez KFOR) stoi pomnik Albanki Matki Teresy ozdobiony krzyżem katolickim.

Najwsteczniejsze siły w podbrzuszu Europy są winne okrucieństw od 1991 r.: neo-ustasze; dżihad z Iranu, Turcji, Pakistanu i sieci terroru ibn Ladena (Info nurt nr 3); oraz nienawiść Słoweńców, Chorwatów, Muzułmanów bośniackich i Albańczyków do Serbów, którzy ponieśli ofiary dla wspólnej Jugosławii (patrz rozdziały Wielko-Serbizm i Wielko-Albanizm, Piotr Bein “NATO na Bałkanach”).

Ofiary i oprawcy

W Żabalj w Wojwodinie odwiedziłem uchodźców w dwu ośrodkach dla Serbów z Krajiny, jak przed dwu laty. Zaledwie jedna trzecia znalazła od tego czasu nowe życie. Parę rodzin czekało na  ukończenie domków norweskich o powierzchni 37 m2 na rodzinę, co wypada porównać z nowymi pałacami albańskimi, które widziałem w całym Kosowie! Reszta będzie dalej mieszkać w byłych salach gimnastycznych, zarabiając dorywczo marne grosze i praktycznie bez zagranicznej pomocy, która dotąd „znikała” w mafijnej biurokracji Dzindzicia.

Dokumentacja wypędzenia i zbrodni chorwackich na Serbach z Krajiny i Slawonii znajduje się na www.veritas.org.yu, a z Kosowa – na stronach klasztoru Wisoki Deczani www.kosovo.com, redagowanych pod kierownictwem Ojca Sawy, chyba ostatniego głosu broniącego Serbów kosowskich. Pedałując po Kosowie rozpoznawałem ruiny cerkwi i zniszczone cmentarze z witryny mnichów. Domy Serbów, których nie zburzono pod albańskie rezydencje, straszą w całym Kosowie, podobnie jak w Bośni i Chorwacji. W Belgradzie zdobyłem dokument, że po wyparciu ludności serbskiej wojska chorwackie systematycznie podpalały serbskie domy w Krajinie.

Na granicy Kosowa z Serbią, między rachitycznym posterunkiem policji Serbii i Czarnogóry (nowa nazwa Jugosławii) a zabarykadowaną i uzbrojoną placówką KFOR i UNMIK, widziałem samotny nagrobek Serba zabitego bombą NATO. Od tego momentu spotykałem tylko nagrobki i pomniki UCK, żadnych innych ofiar z lat 1998 – 1999, bo Albańczycy zniszczyliby każdą pamiątkę po Serbach, Romach, czy innych.

Tak powiedzieli młodzi Albańczycy w Deczani. W centrum stoi tam pomnik Haradinaja, prawej ręki generała Ceku. Obaj są zbrodniarzami wojennymi zdaniem Serbów. Ceku dowodził operacjami Burza i Błyskawica w Chorwacji, które zamordowały kilka tysięcy i wygnały setki tysięcy. Haradinaj miał podobne osiągnięcia w Kosowie, nawet po wkroczeniu KFOR. Dwa inne, wielgachne pomniki w Deczani upamiętniają kilkunastu poległych żołnierzy UCK. Widziałem plakaty tej niby zakazanej organizacji w biurze podróży, w oknie lokalu partyjnego, w pizzerii, nawet na znaku drogowym przy posterunku policji ONZ.

Klasztor Wisoki Deczani, średniowieczny pomnik cywilizacji na liście UNESCO, leży nieopodal miasta, silnie obwarowany włoskim KFOR. Albańczycy powiedzieli, że i tak zaatakują, bo nienawidzą mnichów i wszystkiego, co serbskie. Jeden chwalił się zniszczeniem cmentarza przy drodze do Wisoki Deczani. Zbeszczeszczone nagrobki straszą udających się na zwiedzanie klasztoru, przeważnie funkcjonariuszy KFOR i UNMIK na wychodnym.

W winiarni koło Dziakowicy ruszty stalowe podpierały dziesiątki zbiorników, aż spadła bomba NATO, rozlewając hektolitry wina. Wokół zniszczonego serbskiego cmentarza i wypalonej cerkwi kilka kilometrów dalej, drut kolczasty i porzucone wieże strażnicze otoczone workami z piaskiem świadczą o bezskutecznej ochronie. W całym Kosowie zbeszczeszczone cmentarze ogłaszają mentalność „bojowników o wolność”. Nachalne pomniki czczą „bohaterów” UCK, by „przypomnieć Serbom o zbrodniach na Albańczykach” – pisał w czerwcu 2002 r. Ottawa Citizen. Albańczycy zmienili nazwy miejsc i wystawili pomniki przywódcom interwencji NATO. Główna ulica w Prisztinie to Aleje Clintona, a droga do Raczaka to Droga Williama Walkera – na cześć wysłannika USA w Kosowie, który ogłosił wioskę miejscem „masakry” serbskiej w styczniu 1999 r., przyczyniając się do presji na Europę, by poparła „humanitarne” naloty.

Enklawy

W Graczanicy, jednej z niewielu enklaw Serbów pozostających w Kosowie, sprzedawcy uliczni handlują benzyną w butelkach, mimo nowej stacja paliw pod wsią. Serbów zaatakowaliby Albańczycy – wyjaśniło mi kilka osób z obu stron. Niedaleko stacjonuje szwedzki batalion KFOR.

Trafiam do redakcji Jedinstvo (jedność) – gazety Serbów w Kosowie. Władający angielskim redaktor daje mi do zrozumienia, bym uważał – wśród grupy na sali jest policjant. W Serbii panowały stan wyjątkowy i czystki po zabójstwie Dzindzicia. Czułem się bezpieczny z patrolem policji co krok. Nie interesowali się rowerzystą, tylko drogimi autami. Wyglądało to na pokazowe potwierdzenie posądzenia patriotów o konszachty z mafią i spisek. „Demokrację” w kraju ludobójców wprowadziła V kolumna NATO rewolucją październikową 2000 r. Dzindzić pogwałcił konstytucję wydając Miloszewicia i innych na pastwę Hagi, zamiast ich sądzić w kraju oraz „sprywatyzował” przedsiębiorstwa podobnie jak w Polsce – za śmiesznie niską łapówę w porównaniu z wartością rynkową, wyrzucając ludzi na bruk.

Dlatego w Jedinstvo nie rozmawiamy o „zamachu” na mafię rządową i o nieudolności okupanta w Kosowie, tylko o przerwach w dostawie prądu. „Słyszy pan agregat na zewnątrz? Znów elektrownia wyłączyła prąd.” – mówi redaktor nalewając mi odznaczonego serbskiego winiaku. Kilku wysłanników z największej enklawy Kosowskiej Mitrowicy szykuje się do powrotu. Redaktor kończy wystukiwać tekst. Pytam: „ONZ nie może fundnąć komputera?” Redaktor odpowiada spojrzeniem, jakbym przybył zza światów. Wykręca kartkę z maszyny i czyta zebranym; rodzaj zbiorowej korekty. Pytam wskazując na tych z Mitrowicy: „Czy oni mają obstawę z UNMIK lub KFOR?” Redaktor: „Mają auto z rejestracją kosowską. Nic im nie grozi.”

Widząc na ulicy, że szukam noclegu, piękna Czeszka Michalina zaprasza mnie do chrześcijan na misji zrozumienia międzyetnicznego drogą chrystusową. Serbowie chcieli mnie złupić, myśląc że śmierdzę groszem. Obecność międzynarodowa w Kosowie rozpuściła tubylców. Grupie Michaliny przewodzi amerykański żyd z rosyjską żoną i trojgiem dzieci. Od razu mianują mnie wujkiem w obu językach. Zasiadamy do kolacji z kosowskiego dzika, prezentu od przyjaciół. Michalina służy jako niańka w tej „rodzinie”. „Dzieci podchwytują nasze posłanie, przeszkody stawiają rodzice po obu stronach.” – wyjaśnia pokazując wideo z misji w szkołach, gdzie gra klauna.

Inny Amerykanin, rozwiedziony i bez prawa dostępu do dziecka, tuła się po świecie od misji do misji, oddawszy majątek centrali. Mieszka w innym domu, wynajętym od Serba w Niszu za kilkaset euro, położonym przed Graczanicą niedaleko szwedzkiego fortu. Nocuję u niego. Rano chce mnie podwieźć na pożegnanie z grupą, ale właśnie gwizdnęli mu nowe dekle. Idę więc na piechotę mijając zaśmiecony „strumyk” koloru pomarańczowego. Jakieś minerały muszą być w Kosowie. Soros nie bez przyczyny napierał na otwarte społeczeństwo tutaj. Na drogę dostaję objęcia, owoce, bułki-watę i książeczki, które centrala chrześcijan produkuje w USA na cały świat.

Jak bezdomne psy

Omijam bałaganiarską Prisztinę, przeciskam się przez Kosowo Pole, miejsce starcia Serbów z Turkami w XIV w. Albańczycy przywrócili w Kosowie nieporządek i ogólne zaśmiecenie. Historyczną miejscowość miarkuję z mapy, bo serbska nazwa jest zamazana na znaku drogowym, jak wszędzie indziej. Nie zatrzymując się mijam także Drenicę, odwieczny ośrodek albańskiego radykalizmu, miejsce naboru do UCK. Kilkanaście kilometrów przed Peciem cerkiew w gruzach w zrujnowanej wiosce. W Peciu byłe zakłady części samochodowych otoczone drutem kolczastym, wieżami strzelniczymi, barykadami z gabionów i zaporami betonowymi wysokości paru metrów, a wzdłuż torów kolejowych kontenerami tirowskimi ze żwirem. To są koszary batalionu włoskiego. W dali na wzgórzach stoi miasteczko namiotowe z flagą włoską.

Przydrożne tablice ufundowane przez Unię Europejską wśród stert odpadów przypominają o ochronie przyrody. Omijając potworne wyboje (czy raczej zniszczenia wojenne) skręcam na południe. Wszędzie kurz i pył; staram się oddychć płytko, jakby to mogło uchronić od pyłu uranowego. Pytam o drogę do Dziakowicy; „Gjakove” – poprawia mnie Albańczyk. Za Peciem dwa psy próbują przedostać się przez drogę. Jeden przemyka się przed ciężarówką. Zza ciężarówki wyłania się auto. Głuche uderzenie i żałosny skowyt. Kierowca nawet nie zwolnił. Nieborak leży na drodze, próbuje ale nie może się podnieść.

Wrzeszczę wściekły na Kosowo, bardziej przerażając psinę. Podnoszę zwierzę z plamy krwi. Nie ma gdzie je położyć wzdłuż płotu za zaśmieconym rowem. Niosę dalej, ku psiemu towarzyszowi, który uchodzi nieufnie. Ofiara wypadku wyrywa mi się, kuśtyka ogromnym wysiłkiem i zderza się z siatką płotu. Wykaraska się – pocieszam się i zostawiam go przy szosie, a odjeżdżając widzę jak go liże towarzysz.

Byłem świadkiem psiego nieszczęścia tuż po „podziwianiu” wysypiska śmieci przed bramą cmentarza z wysadzonym w jednym miejscu płotem betonowym. Kilkunaście grobów przy wyłomie pozbawiono płyt granitowych (rozkradzione, jak mi potem powiedzieli mnisi), a dalsze mogiły roztrzaskane na kawałki. Wypadek psa wywołał momentalne skojarzenie z Serbami kosowskimi, sponiewieranymi, nie mającymi gdzie się podziać, opuszczonymi nawet przez rodaków w pozostałej Serbii. Każde wspomnienie jego wywołuje wzruszenie.

W centrum Deczani zjeżdżam do klasztoru. Podrzędną drogę do Albanii przez góry zamknęły fortyfikacje KFOR. Nawet karkołomne ścieżki z Albanii służą od dawna przemytowi. Znajomy Serb z Kosowa, Predrag, uziemiony w Polsce od czasu napadu NATO, opowiadał jak w 1998 r. służąc w wojsku łapali osły obładowane bronią z Albanii. Dla własnego bezpieczeństwa UCK używało zwierząt do przemytu.

Predrag pociesza się, że UCK nie zrujnowało jego domu z tysiącami innych. Ich zgliszcza straszą przejezdnych, a gruzy wypełniają wjazdy do rezydencji albańskich zbudowanych z „pomocy humanitarnej”, przemytu broni i narkotyków oraz handlu niewolnicami seksualnymi. Na prośbę listowną nielegalny albański lokator przysłał rodzinne zdjęcia. Nalawszy wybornego wina do kieliszków, Predrag pokazywał mi swój skarb. Na paru fotkach – jego rodzina z ludźmi w białych filcowych czapach – jeszcze jeden dowód na serbską „nienawiść” do Albańczyków. Nawet wino miało rodzinne znamię: prezent od ojca, który osiedlił się z ciotką Predraga na wybrzeżu Adriatyku w Czarnogórze, straciwszy sady w Kosowie, wycięte w pień przez albańskich fanatyków.

Pluton Predraga pił wodę z kałuży, bo nie śmiał wyjść z ukrycia nad jezioro obstawione strzelcami wyborowymi UCK. Społeczeństwo nie było świadome, jak groźna była sytuacja. Na mapie wojskowej większość Kosowa była oznaczona „niebezpiecznie”. Tylko jednostki specjalne mogły działać na dużej części zastrzeżonych terenów.

Dziś nie ma jugosłowiańskiego bicza na albańskich terrorystów, a KFOR i policja ONZ są „bezsilne”. „Jak tylko zaaresztujemy herszta gangsterów, owija się albańską flagą i na ulicach protesty. To nie jest społeczeństwo pod wpływem zorganizowanej przestępczości, tylko oparte na niej.” – powiedział Scottowi Tayorowi, kanadyjskiemu korespondentowi wojennemu, były policjant z Ottawy, a obecnie oficer UNMIK w Prisztinie, Derek Chappell (Halifax Herald 2.6.2003).

Z klasztoru do terrorystów

Opieram rower o gabiony wypełnione piaskiem, ustawione w poprzek jezdni. Jest po godzinach odwiedzin Wisoki Deczani, więc włoski dowódca straży dzwoni do Ojca Sawy, czy mnie zna. Czekając aż mnich skończy modlitwy, odprawiają z kwitkiem toyotę wypełnioną wyższymi funkcjonariuszami ONZ. Po pół godzinie Ojciec Sawa daje przyzwolenie. Następuje rytuał przeszukania bagażu i rewizji. Dwu żołnierzy stoi z odbezpieczonymi automatami, podczas gdy opróżniam zawartość juków. Nóż musi zostać na posterunku. Na koniec jestem obmacany od podeszw po balaklawę.

Wóz opancerzony wypełnia się plutonem z automatami, w kamizelkach przeciwkulowych. Jadę rowerem z przodu, dyktując tempo. Przy wejściu do klasztoru przejmuje mnie strażnik z budki betonowej z otworami strzelniczymi. Mam iść pierwszy, on za mną z automatem. Wychodzi mi na przeciw Ojciec Ksenofont i przeprasza, że Ojciec Sawa z powodu zdrowia nie może mnie zobaczyć, ale zna moje książki i wita mnie.

Chętnie korzystam z zaproszenia na kolację, aby przedłużyć wizytę. Ojciec Ksenofont jest po posiłku (i podczas 40-dniowego postu nie je tego, czym mnie częstują gościnni mnisi). Usadowiwszy się po drugiej stronie ogromnego stołu płynnie przekłada wydrukowany cyrylicą esej patrioty serbskiego. Głos sprzed dziesięcioleci ustami zakonnika daje nadzieję, że jak wielokrotnie w przeszłości naród serbski wyjdzie obronną ręką również z obecnej krzywdy od wstecznych sił.

„Bez pozwolenia biskupa nie możemy nikogo przenocować. Jest wojna.” – przeprasza Ojciec Ksenofont. W asyście wozu pancernego wracam na pastwę Albańczyków. „Szukasz noclegu? Chodź do mojego domu. Tylko zamknę lokal.” – zostaję zaskoczony na ciemnej ulicy (znów zabrakło prądu). Rower zamykają na noc w lokalu. Jedziemy do domu za miastem. Jak niewiele innych, wykończony z zewnątrz, ale wewnątrz wiele pokoi jest w stanie surowym. Zasiadamy do piwa we czterech. Wysoki zadaje mi delikatnie pytania. „Jestem polskim Kanadyjczykiem. Interesuję się Bałkanami.” Paszport ich przekonuje.

Na ścianie kalendarz firmowy z mapą; „Wielka Albania. Walczymy o zjednoczenie prastarego illirskiego narodu. Najgorsi są Serbowie. My ich ta-ta-ta-ta.” – ilustruje gestem strzelania szef. Ich marzenie rozciąga się od Albanii na południowo-wschodnią Czarnogórę przez Kosowo i południową Serbię do Macedonii i zachodniej Grecji. Mapa pokazuje najgęściej zaludnione powiaty wokół Tirany i Prisztiny. Przesuwam wzrok na twarze moich gospodarzy. Wysoki to typ śródziemnomorski, chudy też ma czarne włosy, a herszt i drugi pomocnik wyglądają jak Polacy.

Trudno ich nie polubić, są autentycznie serdeczni. Jakaś kobieta podaje jadło przez uchylone drzwi ubrane w czerwoną flagę Wielkiej Albanii z czarnym dwugłowym orłem. „U nas chłopcy bawią się oddzielnie.” – wyjaśnia herszt dolewając piwa przed skosztowaniem wędliny. W telewizorze relacje w Iraku. „Amerykanie – bandyci.” – komentuje chudy. Szef beszta go. Wysoki „wyjaśnia”, że Ameryka ma rację i tłumaczy historię i kulturę swego narodu oraz dlaczego Serbowie są największym wrogiem. Wspiera go herszt po niemiecku, gestykulując podżynanie szyi, obcinanie i szatkowanie genitaliów. „A serbskie kobiety dlaczego byście pozabijali? Przecież nie noszą broni.” Herszt odpowiada: „Bo rodzą Serbów.” Rozochocony alkoholem proponuje wspólne zdjęcie z kałasznikowem. Wysoki upomina go po albańsku.

Przeklęte góry

W Deczani spędzam dodatkowy dzień przeczekując wiosenny śnieg. Wszyscy odradzają jazdę rowerem przez góry. Nawet ciężarówki z łańcuchami na oponach zazimowały. Jeden Albańczyk stuka się w czoło: „Samochodem z trudem przejeżdżam – tak stromo, a ty się pchasz rowerem.”

W Peciu odwiedzam ciotkę znajomego w klasztorze partriarchatu, obwarowanym siłami KFOR. Mieszka od dawna w Paryżu. Do Kosowa przyjechała, by służyć jako tłumaczka grupie staruszek serbskich, które schroniły się w klasztorze zamiast opuścić ojczystą ziemię pod groźbą UCK.

Serpentynami z Pecia pnę się ku granicy z Czarnogórą w górach Prokletje (przekleństwo), nazwanych od niemożliwego terenu i kapryśnej pogody. Podczas I wojny światowej armia serbska wycofywała się tędy od Austro-Węgrów do Grecji. Obrali trudny szlak, by uniknąć agresji albańskiej. Kilka tysięcy serbskich żołnierzy zginęło od zimna i albańskich janosików. Ci którzy dotarli na wyspę Korfu stali się później trzonem armii królestwa Serbów, Chorwatów i Słoweńców.

Mijam samotny nagrobek „bohater UCK, zabity przez serbskich kryminalistów, kwiecień 1999 rok”. Musi co „kryminaliści” byli siłami mundurowymi Jugosławii, bo kto inny odważyłby się buszować po przeklętych górach podczas kampanii natowskiej? Nieco dalej porzucone ciężarówki rdzewieją w zaspach. Nakazy ze stemplem władz okupacyjnych przyklejone do szyb przywołują do usunięcia pojazdu. Dziw że patrol UNMIK nie legitymuje terrorysty z balaklawą na twarzy, natomiast upomina, żebym trzymał się prawej strony. Łamię ich nakaz, bo jest niezgodny z regułą bezpieczeństwa powolnych użytkowników drogi. Widocznie policjanci pochodzą z miejsca mniej rozwinętego.

Jak w Bośni, przydrożne połacie oznaczono taśmą i tablicami „miny” łaciną i cyrylicą. Dobrze że nie poszedłem w bok za potrzebą kilka minut wcześniej. Rozumiem, dlaczego ktoś nawalił kupę na jezdni – pewnie kierowca osaczony śnieżycą. Na którejś z górnych serpentyn, kryjąc twarz przed zacinającym śniegiem, przegapiam wraka autobusu zbombardowanego przez NATO. Czy dusze zabitych pasażerów przeklinają Przeklęte Góry czy NATO?

Wyżej, ciężarówki z Chorwacji, Bośni, Słowenii unieruchomiła piaskowo-śniegowa paćka. Pługi „dar Unii Europejskiej”, mimo że sypią piasek i rozmazują pół-zmrożone błotko, są nieskuteczne, jak „społeczność międzynarodowa” w Kosowie. Niektórzy kierowcy zamiast zużywać opony i paliwo buksując, podłożyli kamienie pod koła i grzejąc szoferki silnikiem na luzie czekają – jak Serbowie na Bałkanach – aż sytuacja się wyklaruje.

Niebo stopniowo rozjaśnia się. Zbliżam się do przełęczy na wysokości 1700 m n.p.m. Wjeżdżam do Czarnogóry, państewka Serbów, którzy wyodrębnili się odgrodzeni górami od nawały tureckiej. W próbach najazdów spłonęły połacie Przeklętych lasów pozostawiając czarne pogorzeliska. Stąd nazwa Crna Gora.

Juczny rowerzysta zdumiewa straż graniczną w zimową pogodę. Trójka futrzastych, podtuczonych szczeniąt kręci się koło polowego ustępu. Na zaśnieżonej podłodze ludzki kał i mocz. Wjeżdżam do kandydata do Unii Europejskiej. Waluta: euro, ludność: 600 tysięcy, przemysł: przemyt i turystyka.

Jazda w dół sprawia problemy. Drogę zastawia suka nieokreślonej rasy, żebrająca od szoferki do szoferki, chyba matka maleństw przy WC. Minąwszy ziewających i drzemiących kierowców w kolejce ciężarówek, nabieram prędkości. Dłonie mi marzną w grubych rękawiczkach, na widełkach rozprysk z szosy zamarza na lód. Często staję, by rozetrzeć dłonie i twarz pod balaklawą oraz postrącać lód z ramy. Ducha dodają piękne lasy sosnowe. Nie było ich po stronie Kosowa.

Mijam pierwszą miejscowość. Biała wieża meczetu kontrastuje z ciemną zielenią sosen. Wzdłuż granic z Kosowem i Albanią, Czarnogórcy dzielą swe góry z muzułmanami na terytorium uważanym za część Wielkiej Albanii.

Muzułmańskie i chorwackie anioły

Na ulicy w Rożaje muzułmańska dziennikarka zagaduje turystę-rowerzystę, który przed sklepem wcina chleb popijając mlekiem z kartonu. Mówi, że pracuje dla gazet miejscowej, bośniackiej i niemieckiej, była jedną z pierwszych w Kosowie po nalotach, a jej reportaże pokazało CNN. Wierzy, że Serbowie wywieźli ciężarówkami-chłodniami 15 tys. ofiar z Kosowa i utopili w Dunaju. Nie zastanawia się, że musieliby wykonać to pod ciągłą obserwacją satelitów, samolotów szpiegowskich i UCK. Przypomina się bajka o kopalni w Trepcy, gdzie niby Serbowie ukryli w szybach setki ofiar. Gdy nic nie znaleziono, propaganda zmieniła się na “setki rozpuszczone w kwasie” w kadziach uzdatniania rudy. Patolodzy i tam nic nie znaleźli.

Podczas II wojny światowej w obozie śmierci w Jasenowacu ustasze zabijali Serbów ustawionych na pomoście nad Sawą. Zwłoki wypływały na brzeg w dół rzeki, mimo że oprawcy przywiązywali ofiarom ciężary przed uderzeniem młotem w głowę. Jeśli Serbowie rzeczywiście topili ciała z Kosowa, znalezionoby je na brzegach Dunaju w Rumunii i na plażach Morza Czarnego.

Ustaszowska propaganda pokazywała radosne twarze „Serbów” w przykładowym „ośrodku rehabilitacyjnym Jasenowac”. Dziś pokazuje ofiary swoich okrucieństw jako ofiary zbrodni „Serbów i Miloszewicia”. Tak samo ekstrema muzułmańska. Dziennikarka pokazała mi nową księgę z rysunkami (nie zdjęciami!) ofiar bez głów i wychudzonych mężczyzn za drutem kolczastym oraz artykuły o 200 tysiącach Muzułmanek w serbskich obozach gwałtu. Chciała przekonać przybysza z Kanady o krzywdach jej współwierców. Tymczasem materiał przekonał mnie, że jest to skrajna propaganda. Propagandowe zmyłki przeciw Serbom opisałem dość dogłębnie w “NATO na Bałkanach”, jedynej książce po polsku traktującej temat wyczerpująco.

Ustasze, a ostatnio oddziały generała Oricia i mudżahedini w Bośni rzeczywiście odcinali Serbom głowy, kończyny i genitalia oraz wydłubywali oczy żywcem i przybijali dzieci do ściany. Najgorsze okrucieństwo Serbów, o jakim powiedzieli mi oni sami, to bicie na śmierć bośniackiego Muzułmana przez ludzi Arkana za to, że nosił naszyjnik z palców dzieci. Neo-ustasze nie pozostali w tyle. Jednostkom armii Jugosławii wycofującym się ze Słowenii przez Zagrzeb, chorwacka gwardia narodowa pokazała odciętą głowę Serba.

„Serbskie obozy gwałtów” z tysiącami Muzułamanek to fantazja zboczonych propagandystów rodzaju, jaki dziś zniewala kobiety w burdelach dla „mężczyzn” z NATO i ONZ w Bośni i Kosowie. W Deczani sutener zapraszał mnie do jego przybytku „pełnego dziewczyn z Mołdawii”. Od dziesiątek lat gwałty na Serbkach były – obok wyrzynania bydła, zatruwania studzien, wycinania drzew, podpalania domów, bicia i zamachów na życie – metodą Albańczyków na obrzydzenie życia i zmuszenie Serbów w Kosowie do opuszczenia historycznej i religijnej kolebki.

Masakry w Sarajewie były przedstawieniem radykalnych Muzułmanów dla telewizji za wiedzą Zachodu. Bośniaccy i albańscy ekstremiści muzułmańscy słyną z poświęcania własnych ludzi dla propagandy. Kilka tysięcy Muzułmanów zamordowanych w Srebrenicy przez siły serbskie także pozostaje legendą. USA nigdy nie pokazało zdjęć satelitarnych („niezbitych dowodów” zaledwie parę lat temu), szykując preteksty do dalszych podbojów Bałkanów. Po latach ekshumacji jest zaledwie kilkaset zwłok, najprawdopodobniej jak w Kosowie poległych żołnierzy z obu stron (plus kości wyjęte z serbskich mogił dla zwiększenia liczby, zdaniem mnichów w Deczani).

Fińskie badania dla ONZ i NATO nie znalazły dowodów na serbską „masakrę” w Raczaku. Mimo to w książkach, które oglądałem w Prisztinie jest ona niezaprzeczalną zbrodnią Serbów. Nie może być inaczej, bo Raczak był pretekstem USA do napaści na Jugosławię.

Serbowie budują

Niedziela, 13.4.2003 r., Stara Pazova k. Belgradu. Msza w cerkwi w stylu austro-węgierskim, w odróżnieniu od bizantyjskiego stylu w Kosowie. Moi gospodarze przestrzegają 40-dniowy post. Jedzą tylko warzywa, owoce i chleb – i to bez oleju. Ja jestem przyzwyczajony do rybnego postu w Wielki Piątek. Teraz zjadłbym nawet śledzia choć raz na tydzień.

Niedziela, 25.5.2003 r., Burnaby, Kolumbia Brytyjska, Kanada. Melodyjny przepych wydobywa się z niecodziennego budynku zwróconego na Wschód. To pierwsza msza w cerkwi w trakcie budowy. Wzniosły duch Serbów wypartych ze swych domów na Bałkanach wibruje wewnątrz. Stoję oczarowany magią chwili. Ukradkiem ocieram wilgoć pod oczami. W głowie przesuwają mi się niedawne obrazy kosowskich ruin. Widzę przez surowy otwór okienny, jak przechodnie przystają, mile zaskoczeni śpiewem.

Dodatkowe kilkaset osób zasiadło w hali przyszłego ośrodka, który połączy z cerkwią przestrzeń obudowana szkłem – zapas na specjalne okazje religijne. Amfiteatr, galeria, biura, stacja radiowa, kuchnie, klub młodzieży, biblioteka – czytam cyrylicą z plakatów przyczepionych taśmą do ścian przyszłych pomieszczeń. Branislaw Novko opracował plan przedsięwzięcia i z innymi zebrał lwią część potrzebnych funduszy wśród firm i osób indywidualnych. Po wzniesieniu murów wartość serbskiego ośrodka kultury podskoczyła z 2,6 miliona CAD na ponad 6 milionów! Branislaw zdobył w banku brakujące finansowanie bez problemu. Serbskiemu architektowi i firmie budowlanej trzeba było zapłacić zgodnie z prawem, ale dorzucili dodatkowe wartości za darmo. Wszyscy inni łącznie z Branisławem pracowali w czynie społecznym. Byli Jugosłowianie raz jeszcze pokazali jak się poświęcają dla dobra wspólnego.

Pytam Branisława o zagrożenie terrorystyczne. „Nie myśleliśmy o tym, ale jeśli ktoś zniszczy nasz ośrodek, odbudujemy.”

Prawa autorskie Piotr Bein

Back from a trip to Kosovo

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Back from a trip to Kosovo

Piotr Bein October 23, 2008

I am back from a trip to “independent” Kosovo. Too many Serbian villages are no more, overtaken by Albanians, decimated. Serbian enclaves are de facto prisons of Serbs, who don’t dare to venture out. Remaining Serbian churches and cemeteries are in ruins, behind razor wire coils. Showcase monasteries and churches spared by the “international community” exist practically inside KFOR forts built of gabions, wire and watch towers armoured with sand bags. A truly independent people does not need ghetto-like arrangements to be kept off their co-habitants.
The Serbian objects in the KFOR confines contrast with the spaciousness of Camp Bondsteel that, with its watchtowers, fences and rows of barracks, resembles a concentration camp – I thought while admiring the view from a Muslim cemetary overlooking the American monster. Helicopters came and went, and a bus, sluggish in the illusion of the distance, circulated between the busy entry gate and mysterious buildings inside. Later I learned I may have been watching deliveries of drugs for Thachi’s mafia.
Following the plan of now-Noble laureate, Athisaari, EU has embarked on imposing a legally and politically unprecedented Eulex – a self-called mission of 2000 policemen, customs officers and justice personnel to replace UNMIK. In the beautiful dining hall of Visoki Dechani monastery, I dined with a few people, among them an outgoing UNMIK official from Latin America. The famous cyber-monk Fr. Sava prayed, and we started a splendid dinner prepared from surplus food of the Italian KFOR. But even the monastery’s wine could not alleviate our concerns for the future of beloved monastery, Kosovo, Serbian culture as well as personal career. “It’s my home, nine years of my life”, said the former UNMIK official, frustrated that only Europeans may re-apply for Eulex positions. A Chilean peacekeeper officer was more cheerful. Perhaps the military will stay for good? Thanks to people like I dined with on that August evening, a few monuments of Kosovo Serbian Orthodoxy still stand.
Life goes on
I entered Serbia from the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia on my train-bicycle trip from Poland through Kiev, Odessa, Bucharest, Istanbul, Mount Athos and Thessaloniki in Greece. At the border station north of Kumanovo, where the “international community” has deceived Milosevic into withdrawing Yugoslav army from Kosovo on the false promise of integrity of Serbian territory, I left the train and overnighted by a gutted house. Next morning I passed by a ruined mosque, crossed into Serbia and biked looking for a station in Preshevo, but couldn’t find it for its military-base look. Tensions in the fertile Preshevo-Bujanovac-Medvedia valley must be real, if KFOR has turned the station into a fort. After Serbian pass control of passengers onboard the train from Skopje, we were allowed in.
I headed to Grdelica, the place of 1999 bombing of a passenger train by NATO. As the train snaked at 20 km/hr over every culvert and bridge, I recalled NATO lie about its speed well over 100 km/hr being the reason of the bombing “mistake”. My friends from the time of investigating that crime go on living. Coja, the photographer who had taken pictures for me (I had not been allowed to carry a camera in Yugoslavia), has a thriving business. His son, a translator better than many grownups, spoke to me over the phone from Belgrade, where he worked for an international computer firm. Petar, whose house had been turned into a crater during one of NATO raids, was in Belgrade on business. His son, a wood icon carver, showered fruit and veggies for my trip to Kosovo, promising he would give my regards to Petar. I managed to ride only couple of miles when my tube exploded in the road heat.
I walked back to town, stopped in the shade along Juzhna Morava River, got peaches from a kind woman busy in front of her tidy house. A new tube cost the same as in Canada, but the train to Bujanovac was hours late, and the station toilet was plain scary. Sitting with legs stretched to the opposite seats in a compartment for themselves, three Swedish students touring European capitals were aggravated to hear the truth about Srebrenica and NATO aggression. One of them exploded and showed me the door. “You can buy first class if you want more room. Instead of a tantrum, just say you can’t take the truth” – I said. “Truth comes in all kinds of shades” – answered the neoliberally-raised Swedes. I almost missed the station. It was dark and I pitched my tent outside town, next to ripe corn.
Old-age hatred
In morning sun, the town of Bujanovac reflected the economic inequalities between Serbs and Albanians, the latter owning flashy buildings of commerce and large, rich homes. Going through Serbian border post with dozens of vehicles waiting for passage in both directions, then through Kosovo border point under a EU-stylized flag with outline of this, still Serbian province, according to all international law books, I was in the lion’s den. Some Albanians openly express their hatred towards Serbs, Russians and other nations who have rejected the unilateral declaration of Kosovo independence. “Where are you from?” – was the usual question to this traveller on a dusted bicycle. Canada and Poland met with approvals, but when I answered “Serbia”, angry growls and impatient body language followed. One of the three Albanians I talked to at a water tap by the roadside pretended – “It doesn’t matter where you from.” “Serbs and Russians bad” – insisted the jumpy one against the feable moderator – “because they don’t recognize Kosova,  not like America, England, Germany, France, Poland…” I pointed out he had just named the pro-Israeli, Zionist states, and the Zionists persecute Muslims and other Arabs in Palestine, have subdued Afghanistan and Iraq, and are about to wage nuclear war against Muslim Iran. I doubt that my interlocutors got the point.
At the outskirts of Ferizaj (Uroshevac) I stop in a tiny park with a KLA monument of three local heroes. A student of local music school relaxes on a bench. What does he think about Kosovo independence? “It’s a good thing. In the olden days Albania used to be a large country. We young have a better chance now.” He has performed in Tirana recently: “Participants from all the Balkans came – Albania, Greece, Kosova, Macedonia, Serbia, Montenegro.”
Typically, Serbian houses are small, unplastered, with signs of poverty and under-maintenance. It is easy to find former or vanishing Serbian places: the Albanians dump garbage and rubble around them, but they care about Albanian properties, villages and towns. Albanian mafia money brought an oversupply of business and commerce, usually located along the main roads at main towns, in an opulent style of nouveau riches who also build ostentatious homes. I’ve travelled the world but nowhere have I seen such a high density of gas stations and car wash establishments. This apparent civility stands in stark contrast to Kosovo’s dilapidated public infrastructure, dust flying around, and no direction signs on the roads. When I wanted to fill my bottle with tap water at gas stations on main routes, I could often only get a brownish liquid and a warning that I must not drink it. With surfaces in poor condition and without shoulders, roads are also dangerous. I was frequently an obstacle to traffic for the narrowness of the road and heavy traffic, both typical of Kosovo. But the drivers of vehicles big and small, including numerous cars and SUVs of emigrant Albanians with Western European licence plates, were civil most of the time.
Perhaps having in mind discrepancies from Western standards, an Albanian emigrant on a visit from Duesseldorf asked me at the Prizren bus depot how I liked  Kosovo, hinting his dissatisfaction with what he found. I diplomatically answered I liked the landscape and that the place looked much better than a few years back when I visited “during the war”.
The fleet of inter-town buses are Albanian owner-operated, mostly retired German vehicles, still bearing the original business’s logo and address, like many trucks. Some public road signs are in Albanian and German, not Serbian. The only Serbian I saw from the road on Albanian-held territories was duplicate text on KFOR posters promoting NATO radio propaganda programs. At an Albanian grocery store in Suva Reka, a town devoid of any traces of Serbs, I bought juice made in Beograd. In Prizren, a bike shop keeper sold me a tire, with a suggestive smile, pointing at its “Made in Yugoslavia” stamp.
Bags and alms
The bags on my bike attract undue attention from Albanian boys. On a previous trip, a boy pulled my rear bag, wanting to steal it while I was riding through an intersection. I lost balance and fell, Albanian adults just standing there and looking on, arms folded, without uttering a reprimand. On this trip, a well-dressed boy was insisting from the roadside a couple of miles west of Gnjilane that I give him one euro. When I pulled up to the nearby Orthodox Christian-looking church, the threatened to open my bags and trash the contents if I didn’t give him money. When I refused, he proceeded to carry out his threat, opening one bag. I chased him away.
I entered the church: Orthodox iconostasis and crosses, Byzantine icons – everything appeared normal, but for a guest book that beside the name and domicile of the visitor featured two columns unheard of in Christian churches. The visitor was expected to write in the amount of donation in euros or Serbian dinars. I crossed over the two entries. The Christian churches and monasteries I know, either accept alms without pressure, or issue a tax deduction receipt on request. Having watched my tour of the church and my attitude to “alms”, an elder Albanian and one younger one (presumably the father of the boy) asked me if everything was OK. I confirmed, “except for the boy. Are you so poor that he has to beg for money? Besides, he carried out his threat of damaging my bags as I refused to give him money. What are you going to do about it?” Silence followed, the boy standing with folded arms like boys do when they know parents would protect them. They live in a large, well-finished  house, located within the church grounds enclosure. Like the rest of radical Albanians they are sort of immature – powerful only because they know their “dad”, the international community protects them.
300 m of freedom
I asked Serbian monks about the incident. “Definitely not an Orthodox church because there’re no such Albanians in Kosovo,” said cyber-monk Father Sava of Visoki Dechani monastery. “It could have been an Albanian Catholic church, and a collection of money for church finishing or a new church,” said Fr. Varsonufije at the Holy Archangels near Prizren. He took me for his evening walk; “A whole 300 m of it” – he jested, showing ahead, along the creek in a deep canyon where the ruins of the monastery alongside Prizren-Skopje road remind the traveller of the gruesome pogroms and duplicity of NATO-UN. “Don’t you fear someone might shoot you?” – I pointed to cars parked on the other side of the creek. “I even don’t think about it” – he answered like many other monks would. Father Hariton from the same monastery was like that. Without hating anyone, not even the hateful mob cheering the “victory” over Serbs in June 1999 Kosovo, he fearlessly drove around his superior, wounded people to hospital, and duty errands in Prizren.
On June 15, 1999 he drove on his last errand. A group of KLA military policemen dressed in black stopped him and kidnapped, as a German reporter witnessed the whole thing. A year later, decapitated body of Fr. Hariton was found behind the hospital in Tusus near Prizren and was identified, as were the remains of several Serbs missing since June 1999. Several of his ribs and one arm were broken, there were several wounds from a knife pushed into the heart, several verterbrae were missing, and so was the head, which, a forensic specialist determined, had been cut off alive. At the burial ceremony, speakers remembered Fr. Hariton with a phrase normally reserved for saints. Chances are he is going to be one, a Martyr of Kosovo. Back in Vancouver, Fr. Dezimir with thanks took the icon of Martyr Hariton that Fr. Varsonufije gave me, and placed it beside other icons to be blessed for 40 days, before they grace the walls of our new Serbian Orthodox Church of St. Archangel Michael. Which icons will God send my way to bring to my new Orthodox Church of St. Nicholas being finished in Szczecin, Poland?
Unhealed wounds
Finding Serbian places is challenging. Some Albanians gave me ambiguous if not wrong directions. I found Zochiste Monastery only after having missed the crossroads two times. I descended downhill, to find myself on the edge of a village with no cross or Serbian flag in sight. Two Albanians asked me in German “Was willst du in Kosova?” (What do you want in Kosova?). “Serbian places” – I replied in German, “Where is Zochiste?” Angrily, they pointed to an uphill path between coils of razor wires. I reached the top, paying attention to keep the tires off the razors. “Gruess Gott” (God bless) – happy to see a Christian I greeted the Austrian KFOR soldier. “Guten Morgen” – replied he, took my passport and shoved the razor coils off the road. Before the monastery gate, I turned to look at the cemetery. All grave plates except those dating after March 2004 were glued from smashed pieces. Even the dead are hated. The tiny monastery church was rebuilt bottom up, new plaster instead of frescoes inside. But the pilgrim quarters bore the wounds of the pogroms. The monk assigned me to a room with signs of violence: a ceiling stripped of plaster and a concrete floor without boards. But the door and the window were new.
Everyone jumped into vehicles to go somewhere after the morning service. I was left behind hungry, without directions to Velika Hocha only a couple miles away, which I discovered after riding back and forth many more miles. The crossroads were at a conspicuous place (for those who knew), not far from a monument of KLA heroes, who, beside the granite, left for eternity two burned-out cars with bullet holes. I arrived at the village church at the end of Liturgy (mass). It was dark inside the ancient church, only a handful of people, two from Belgrade, filming, but not for TV. The priest invited me for a chat. It was fasting time, grapes and water on the table. Tasty home-made buns were brought out for me. About 700 Serbs remain in Velika Hocha, half of the pre-1999 population, mostly older folks, as younger ones left Kosovo for better opportunities – explained the priest. “In Velika Hocha we have 13 churches, eight active, and one old, old monastery” – he pointed to the surrounding, vineyard-covered hills. “We also have the vineyards of Visoki Dechani Monastery, on the other side of the street. But for nine years I have not dared going to where they shot mortar at us in 1999” – he pointed towards the valley down below.
A German KFOR officer arrived with an Albanian translator. KFOR wanted to know how many Serbs would attend August 28 festivities in nearby Orahovac, where a few hundred Serbs remain around their church. “About 600”, answered the priest after adding to the area’s faithful a few busloads of Kosovo expellees from Serbia. For “personal knowledge”, the officer wished to know “from where does your church get the money”. The priest obliged, explaining first that the Orthodox Church is Christ leading his faithful. Second, Christ gives in unxepected ways, “like the visit of this traveller who showed up this morning” – he pointed to me. I could not contain myself: “Indeed, officer, God is a mystery; when NATO attacked Yugoslavia in 1999, the aftermath drew me to His Church. A few years on, I went for baptism at the Holy Serbian Monastery of Hilandar at Mount Athos in Greece.”
Mafia and violence
Fr. Sava answers what has changed in persecuting Albanian crimes: “The mafia rules Kosovo and in Dechani area rules Ramesh Hardinaj, a still untried war criminal. After the Hague tribunal had summoned him for a trial, he killed off the witnesses upon returning to Kosovo.” Put between sympathetic NATO-UN reps and Haradinaj’s ruthless mafia, Fr. Sava believes, the West made a deal with the mafia for the sake of temporary peace: do your dirty business but leave the Serbian monasteries, churches and cemeteries alone. This might save such pearls of Serbian Orthodoxy and UNESCO world heritage sites as Visoki Dechani and Grachanica monasteries and the Pec Patriarchate. Elsewhere, the churches might become museums under military protection – a de facto liquidation of the Orthodox Church of Christ in Kosovo.
The selection of Serbian sacred objects for saving from Albanian rage was evident during the 2004 pogroms of Kosovo Serbs that claimed over 30 fatalities, dozens of injured and thousands of Serbs driven out of the province, their houses and farms ruined, burned, plundered. In the pogroms that had had an approval by the “international community” written all over, typically the mob approached a Serbian village or church, the Kosovo police KPS arrived and evacuated the endangered Serbs, then the mob attacked and destroyed while UNMIK and KFOR forces “helplessly” stood by, for lack of effective rules of engagements. If the rules didn’t exist – a shame given the Albanian extremism, effective rules should have been instituted, since the Serbian and other intelligence services have notified UN and NATO about the planned pogroms. Today, the more sensitive sites, like the ruins of Serbian quarter in Prizren, bear warnings that trespassing will meet with KFOR gunfire. A few shots in the air or a few wounded legs could have prevented the pogroms, if UNMIK and KFOR leaders really wanted to keep peace.
That Visoki Dechani, Grachanica and Pec have survived the pogroms is the result of monks’ resolve and intervention of hi-ranking members of the international community, with whom monk-diplomats such as Fr. Sava have maintained good relations from the beginning of the Kosovo conflict. When the mob approached Visoki Dechani, it met a strong resistance from the Italian KFOR and from the monks themselves who were determined to die rather than leave their beloved monastery, thwarting the extremist plan.  A few US congressmen have intervened upon heated phonecalls from Dechani monk leaders; the US KFOR dispersed the mob with helicopters. A similar situation ensued at Pec where the handful of nuns and their translator, a Serbian multi-lingual woman from France chose to die for Christ rather than leave.
A ruinous fate met the Holy Archangels monastery. When a few hundred thugs parted from the mob ransacking Serbian part of Prizren, “we received a phonecall to run”, said Fr. Varsonufije in my shelter for the night: a library-office of a small new building that, next to the ruins being rebuilt with Serbian resources, also housed a kitchen, dining area, chapel and a few monk cells, all small. “Soon the bandits were here, stopping in front of the German KFOR. A few of them stepped out to talk to KFOR who then offered us a salvation through evacuation in armoured vehicles. We just managed to gather the most precious things.” Today, the monastery is pratically inside a German KFOR stronghold. Even the decommissioned old gate with the cross painted on the doors, stands like Christ crucified, in razor wire coil aura.
In nearby Prizren, German soldiers with machine guns guard what used to be the Serbian district on the slope of a hill. The abundance of new mosques down below seems to compete with the density of wire entanglements around the ruins. You would not need to guard the ruins now if you preveted the outbreak of the pogroms – I wanted to chat with the soldier, but a KFOR chopper approached to land. I cleared off, walking downhill, past a Baalist veteran club and a Serbian Orthodox seminary behind high walls.
To survive
The resolve to protect Serbian sites seems stronger now. After an Albanian extremist launched a rocket-propelled grenade at Visoki Dechani in 2007, the international police quickly located the culprit; he is standing trial for illegal possession of weapons. “A charge of attempted murder out of ethnic hatred should be brought up”, says Father Sava, “and we are working with international lawyers on it.” The culprit told the judge an idiotic excuse: he happened to walk in the hills overlooking Visoki Dechani when he found he was pursued by a wild animal, and, finding a grenade launcher on the spot, he fired, accidentaly aiming at the monastery.
Continuing military protection of selected Serbian sites will sanction Kosovo Albanians’ claims of moderation and  multi-ethnicity, against the facts, Father Sava adds, “But is there a better solution?” Obliteration of the proofs of ancient Serbian presence in Kosovo was KLA’s major goal during NATO assault on Serbia and its Kosovo and, even more ferociously, during the UN and NATO “peacekeeping” presence since June 1999. As many as 150 Serbian churches and monasteries, dozens of cemeteries, and whole villages disappeared due to Albanian fanaticism. Tacitly aided by the “peacekeepers”, in just five years the Albanian extremists have achieved what even five centuries of the Ottoman rule over Christian Kosovo could not.
Fr. Sava is optimistic about re-construction of the sacral objects: “First of all, those who destroyed will not be allowed to re-build, but will have to pay the costs.” The church in Djakovica will be re-constructed by a Kosovo Albanian contractor of Catholic faith. The same man refused the mayor of Djakovica to build a park over the foundations of another church that the Albanian extremists had destroyed before the pogroms. Bishop Artemije also doeas whatever he can to keep Serbs in Kosovo; they get employment with reconstruction, where it’s safe for them to commute, while others get economic aid where they live, for example, by working in the monastery’s vineyards – a drop in the bucket compared to the needs, as I have seen in Velika Hocha.
How many Serbs remain? “Less than 100,000, mainly in enclaves, mostly the elderly. Hard to know, as more and more Serbs leave Kosovo, sell their land. Lots along exit routes from towns, suitable for commerce, go for a couple million euros – it’s hard to stop the Serb owners from selling and leaving. The young have better life opportunities outside Kosovo”, said Fr. Sava. He was hopeful, though, that busloads of Kosovo Serbs expelled to Serbia proper will keep the Church going during Sundays and major Church holidays: “This way at least Serbian presence will be maintained here at the main sites.” I said, “Regardless, the Church without Serbs vanishes at the moment of absence of the faithful; Kosovo Serbian Othodoxy will become a museum.” After a moment of silence, Fr. Sava nods.
Hopping over borders
Bike-hopping over state borders saves on railway ticket prices. For this reason I took trains across Poland to a border crossing, from where I biked to Kovel to take advantage of inexpensive and comfortable Ukrainian trains. I paid 11 lira to a Turkish station just before the border with Greece, from where I biked on, while my companion on that train from Istanbul paid 25 lira for going just 5 km further and over the border. My original plan was to visit the Caucasus from Odessa, but the ferry to Batumi existed no more, and the Russian consulate refused me a visa to bike through to Georgia: “If you are interested in Russian monasteries, go on an organized tour.” I biked to the Romanian border through the southernmost corner of Moldova, reaching Galati, a Romanian border town infamous for its black-smoke industry that attracted international environmentalist attention following Caucescu’s downfall.
From Bucharest I took a train to Istanbul, hoping to catch a ferry to Georgia, but had unpleasant experiences in both cities instead. At the Carrefour mall in Romania’s capital, I went shopping for food, leaving the unlocked bike in the entry room, within sight of a security guard – my usual practice in the West. When I came back, the guard announced that police took my bike; I had to pay to get it back. I complained to the mall manager, he talked to the crook who said this time that the security took my bike to their office for suspicion of it being stolen. I was glad to reclaim my bike, but filed a report on extortion. In Istanbul I pitched my tent for the night on the shore near the railway station from where I had a morning train to Greece, having resigned from a 36-hour trip in Turkish trains and heat to reach the easternmost province close to Armenia. I woke up to a guy squatting over me, looking at me through the insect mesh. I opened it to ask what he wanted, but he shoved his hand in. I chased him away with harsh words. Calmed down, I crawled out …to see that my bags had been opened and everything was unpacked piece by piece. Luckily, I travel valuable-lessly.
Outside a flashy shopping mall in Warsaw I dozed away while sitting on a bench. Two kicks in my foot from a young guard woke me up: “You can’t sleep here, it discredits this mall.” This one had a name tag, so filing a complaint was a breeze. Those youngsters in new EU members need to learn civility. Will they ever, though, having been raised in post-modernity?
Copyright Piotr Bein 2008

10 years on, Serbs still don’t know who has bombed them

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10 years on, Serbs still don’t know who has bombed them
by Piotr Bein, independent, Poland and Canada
April 16, 2009
“Anglo-Saxons”, “Americans”, “Anglo-Americans”, “imperialists”, “oligarchs” – speaker after speaker at Belgrade Forum conference on the 10th anniversary of NATO bombing of Yugoslavia blamed the bombers, echoing leftist-led demonstrations in Belgrade, as if Communism, socialism, capitalism and class struggle were not creations of the same power group that had masterminded the air raids and enabled demons against the Serbs: New World Order’s NATO, international Jihad, Balkan Muslim fundamentalism, Albanian mafia extremism and terrorism, neo-Ustashe racism, German expansionism…  In my analysis, it was a move to weaken Europe and pit Muslims against Christians and Western civilization, after creation of fundamentalist Muslim state of Bosnia and Albanian Muslim “independent” Kosovo, as if Albanians didn’t have a state already, and Jihad wasn’t a foe of the “US” globally.
My paper for the conference proves the culprit. Diana Johnstone, general Leonid Ivashov, Juergen Elsaesser and Dr. Akel Taqaz from Palestine, and perhaps others whom I missed due to the conference’s incomprehensible translations, mentioned Israel Lobby, Zionists etc. Nobody referred to the global Judeocentric Power Complex (JPC), even though the evidence is so obvious that high school students would reach the same conclusion. I have since switched to the JPC term, as Professor James Petras’ “Zionist Power Configuration” is inadequate, geographically and time-wise. JPC is a global threat to peace, stability and economy, as it has been for centuries.
Many “conspiracy theorists” write about the Bilderberg Group and the Illuminati as the shadow global power. According to my research, they are only about third level from the top – the Talmudic rabbinate that has been reigning for millenia. Since about WW2, at the top are the Lubavitch rabinnical sect, now headquartered in Brooklyn. Lubavitchers have a decisive influence on Israeli, US and other international politics. They also hold Jewish religious and secular masses in terrorist and fear-mongering check – as has been done since at least the Pharisees in Christ’s time (see e.g. Israel Shahak’s writings).
This Zionist, racist rabbinate is JPC’s head that provides the ideology-religion of Judeocentric superiority, uniqueness and exclusive right to salvation. Just below or on the same level in a strange symbiosis and sharing of apocalyptic-messianic ideas, are the international banksters. The Rothschilds are at the bankster helm, considering themselves the carrier of the seed of King David, therefore the Judaic Messiah.
Only under this level are the Bilderbergers. This is seen in the subordination of Rockefeller (mentioned with a whisper as Bilderberg boss) vs. Rothschild, whom Rockefeller addresses like a king. Another proof is in Rothschild’s 18th century plan of NWO, where Illuminati and Freemasonry are mentioned as disposable vehicles towards NWO. “Conspiracy theorists” are allowed to mention Bilderbergers, Illuminati and Masonry, but not the head of the JPC snake — just like anybody can criticize mafias, while Kosher Nostra remains a taboo.
At the conference, I did not have a chance to present this, and how the JPC had masterminded Yugoslavia break-up. Even well-meaning Serbian patriots shun the topic, as too hillarious, “anti-Semitic” and “controversial”, preferring the safety of media clichés of the reasons of Balkan wars: “Lewinsky affair”, “encircling Russia”, “pipeline corridors”… JPC’s brainwashing, cover-ups and conditioning give results.
Professor Michel Chossudovsky (with whom I “represented” Canada at the conference) indirectly confirmed I am on the right track about JPC. Asked for rules for submissions to Global Research, he said “You can criticize Israel Lobby and Israel’s policy, but none of the background stuff”. Following a smear of anti-Semitism by a media syndicate, he opted to keep “the background stuff” out of his website to save it from death. Sorry, nobody will understand JPC menace without the “background” on the history of Talmudic terror ideology, its penetration into power structures and the effects on non-Jews and Jews over millenia.
Perhaps the topic, not the conference’s poor organization, is to blame for omission of my abstract from a booklet distributed at the conference, even though I have submitted it on time. I had only 5 minutes, barely enough to introduce myself, while most speakers had 10 minutes, and some people talked for 40 minutes, repeating others. My talk was pushed to the end, when only about 1/4 of the audience remained.
I met a Belgrade Forum representative to get my message across. He looked blankly on my mentioning “Zionist Power Complex”, raising “I must hurry” when I kept returning to same. To him, present “economic crisis” was no problem; “It will end up with Swedish-type socialism”, he said thinking wishfully. Ignorance reigns also on the uranium issues; “The perpetrators will do something about it, as radioactivity also harms them”, said he, an aspirant to alternative Serbian leadership. He didn’t want to hear JPC elites are so fanatic, so immersed in the apocalyptic-messianic ideology that they don’t care if they get nuked, because they believe their salvation is guaranteed after inflicting maximum evil. Another member of Serbian alternative elites demanded that EU provide funding, expertise and equipment to deal with dramatically rising cancer rates, likely due to NATO uranium weapons used. Criminals don’t incriminate themselves… Why could not Russia, a declared friend of Serbs, help with the uranium contamination problem?
Other Serb patriots are no better aware of what hit their nation. In an activists’ place, several intellectuals gather around computers to play the futures market, the cause of the current “economic crisis”. They “convinced” me the crisis is about a real estate bubble, not the derivates market, whose part is the futures speculation, from which they hope to derive profits for patriotic activities! A sister of one of them came; she had got a NATO grant for PhD on “Women in the media”. One can’t find a better case of subjugation to NWO designs. She reminds me of the widow who fell into NWO arms by taking a job with Soros’ NGO in Serbia to feed the family, after NATO bombing of the train at Grdelica had killed her husband.
Serbs are tired of “Milosevic’s” socialism and want to join EU that promises mobile phones for the whole family, cars better than zastava, huge flat tv screens, and more colorful life, as seen in Belgrade’s Western-brand stores. A couple thousand demonstrators on March 24, 2009, contrast with hundreds of thousands defending Belgrade bridges 10 years ago, wearing target signs. I have not found any solace at the Sunday morning liturgy in Serbia’s largest Orthodox Christian church of Saint Sava, the nation’s patron. There was only a handful of faithful in the cold interior that would accommodate thousands. Serbia is done, like Poland is today – as I predicted in “To Serbia via Poland”:
“Let post-communist Poland be a warning to Serbs and other nations who are entering the path to “democracy” and a “free-market” economy.” [www.aeronautics.ru/archive/yugoslavia/bein ; without photos www.antic.org/YU4NSP/Piotr/index.html]
Canadian-Serbian reporter John Bosnitch serviced the conference and afterwards videotaped speakers who were cut off. He has rescued chess master Fisher jailed in Japan for anti-Semitism.  We arranged for three recordings. I waited from 2 pm till midnight, 7 hours before my train was to leave for Poland. John couldn’t show up, because he was rescuing a man threatened with assassination, was looking for a bullet-proof vest for him. I was too tired to speak after midnight, so there is no record of my thesis to the conference.
In Poland, I got further proofs that the JPC thesis was unwanted …and indications of life-and-death dealings. My host, an experienced Polish patriot, informed me afterwards that on the day of my arrival in Cracow an armed Chechen assassin was apprehended in town. There is no proof of a connection with my presentation, but my host (a reporter who was to disseminate a series of videos from my talk and interviews), and other organizers of my visit, received threats. We were followed by an agent known to my host.
Belgrade conference format didn’t allow for discussions; misinformation will be going into the proceedings. I asked a Serbian academic what proofs she had that bombing Serbia was about encircling Russia with US military bases, since there are several hundred of them globally, many better positioned (Turkey, Poland, Iraq, Bulgaria, Romania, Central Asia…), while Camp Bondsteel doesn’t even have a railway, airport or harbour. She could not document her thesis, but Serbian folk sided with her, pointing out that my information was “from the media”. Helicopters will fly from Camp Bondsteel against Moscow? The base doesn’t need to guard American AMBO pipeline that bypasses Serbia and its stolen Kosovo; AMBO pipe runs straight from Bulgaria thru Macedonia to Albania, where there is plenty of “US” bases to guard not one but tens of pipelines.
I experienced similar clichés in irrational Polish Russophobia and Serbian belief in EU membership — JPC propaganda traps, similar to Commies-bad, EU-good cliché years ago in Poland (which now I observe operationalized on Serbs). In Poland, the former Commies became pro-EU Capitalists overnight, with a great deal of manipulation by JPC’s “Polish” media.  The Polish patriots I met seemed defeated, fragmented, helpless — their leaders in hiding from death threats, their solid Catholic media infiltrated and increasingly deviating from the national cause. They kept asking me for “a glimmer of hope”, “what could be done?”…
Both nations have been programmed to get blank eyes at the sound “Zionist”, an immensely misunderstood term. Uttering the “J” word also triggers “Anti-Semite!” reaction and a contemptuous impatient look, if not turning on the heel, particularly from the younger generation. Without understanding the “background stuff” on JPC, both nations are bound for NWO and can’t do much to resist, despite patriotic pride and heroic past. JPC Hydra’s tentacles have ensnared their minds, hearts and souls. Education on JPC is the “glimmer of hope” for survival, I believe, not only of Serbs and Poles. Educated on the real cause of the problems, people will quit being intimidated and afraid. This would be a start, one that JPC fears immensely, as they try so hard to suppress the truth.
For those who don’t think it’s too late, I attach a post-conference version of my paper.

Referendum on Poland’s Accession to EU Invalid

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Referendum on Poland’s Accession to EU Invalid

Piotr Bein 7.2.2010

The referendum in 2004 on Poland’s  accession to the European Union allowed Polish diaspora to vote. The official Polish bureau of statistics showed in 2000 that 16 million Polish citizens live permanently abroad. Of that number, an estimated 12 million are eligible to vote (age 18 restriction). Not everyone eligible could afford or had time to travel to Polish consulates and embassies. In Canada, for example, a dual Polish-Canadian citizen in Yukon Territories, would have to fly thousands of kilometres to Vancouver at own expense.

But this was not the main problem with the referendum. It required that Polish citizens abroad who intend to vote should phone respective consulates in advance to be “eligible”. This requirement was discriminatory. Nobody needed to pre-register in Poland to be considered eligible. Consequently, only 96,161 of the 10 million eligible Poles abroad were shown by the State Elections Commission as “eligible” to vote in the referendum. In the USA where 9,4 million Poles live, 17,450 were eligible, and in Brasil, 267 out of 1,2 million Poles were eligible!

There was also a requirement that at least 50% of those eligible vote in the referendum. To satisy this, eligible Poles abroad should number at least 6.9 million. This is easily satisfied with the total base of 16 million Poles abroad. 59% out of 29.9 million eligible Poles in Poland, i.e. 17.6 million came the vote. Abroad, the Commission calculated, the participation was 82.6% (96,161 “eligible”, i.e. those who phoned in advance, and 79,452 valid votes).

If calculated properly, the requirement of overall minimum 50% participation failed.

Eligible:

29.9 million (in Poland) + about 12 million (abroad) = about 42 million Polish citizens

Cast valid votes:

17.6 million in Poland + 0.8 million abroad = 18.4 million

Participation ratio: 18.4 : 42 = 43%

This is how Poles “chose” EU.
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Reference: Jerzy Zarakowski, “Referendum w sprawie Unii sfalszowane?”, Wir, No. 1, 2004.

To the Prime Minister of The Government-in-exile of the Republic of Serbian Krayina

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From: Piotr Bein
Date: January 11, 2008

Mr. Milorad Buha
Prime Minister
The Government-in-exile of the Republic of Serbian Krayina
by email vladarsk@gmail. com
January 11, 2008

Sir,

Mr. Gusenbauer’s statement re Kosovo and Metohia is not surprising. Poland also experiences growing negative revisionism and threats to her integrity from some German politicians. They, too, have forgotten the history, while the German nation have not yet compensated Poles (and other minorities of pre-WW2 Poland) for:
- human and material losses inflicted in WW2;
- persecutions and murders of ethnic Poles in Germany prior to WW2,
- pushing Poles into Communism from which they had been fending off Europe since the Bolshevik times.

The bill is so huge that generations of Germans would have to repay it. Alternatively, Germany would have to give Poles much of real estate west of the Odra River where Slavs have resided centuries ago, before being pushed eastwards. Is this why Germans are nervous about giving basic rights to Poles in Germany, while demanding autonomy for ethnic Germans around and in the city of Opole in Silesia? The demands come even though the group already has own press, schools, and MPs.

Poles in Germany could procreate at high rates, as do Albanians in Kosovo; Germany would face a dilemma of Polish enclaves seceding, following the Kosovo model. One is often afraid of a threat from the “other” that one himself is planning to do. The opening of internal EU borders was accompanied by neo-Nazi talk on main German TV, at prime time, about the return of Polish cities of Gdansk and Wroclaw to Germany. The same neo-Nazis had denied Holocaust (a crime in Germany) during a visit in Iran. The German government claims it has secret agents among the extremists, but it has neither curtailed the activities nor prosecuted for the denial, and allowed the airing of the neo-Nazis just before a visit by Poland’s prime minister in Germany. Poles are told that it is a marginal phenomenon.

Erica Steinbach’s advocacy for German expelees at the end of WW2, once tolerated as an “insignificant phenomenon”, today surfaces in discussions about a facility in the Polish city of Gdansk, to commemorate the expelees. Steinbach is no longer a “nut” but a respected  politicians. Meantime, more and more German claims to properties in Poland arrive at the European tribunal for human rights, while millions of Poland’s victims remain unaccounted for, and WW2 reparations to Poland have amounted to the proverbial Pfennig.
German irredentism, at present increasingly bold only in the Opole area, could pick up when the WW2 German expelees return. Austria’s support for Kosovo secession plays into German hands well beyond the Balkans. An official German expansionist concept that revives old Mittel Europa ideas, sees the Germans as ““settlers and bearers of culture outside the present German-speaking areas”. By eliminating national boundaries in EU, Germany can revert to the power of ethnic Germans. [www.german-foreign-policy.com/de/fulltext/56679 ]
Austria has a stake in German expansionism, in areas historically under the Austro-Hungarian Empire. To recall joint German-Austrian “Drang nach Osten”, I quote Paul de Lagarde: Deutsche Schriften, 1886:
“Austria has to have one ruling race, and in Austria only the Germans can rule. It may be possible to separate not excessive autonomous territories for the interested nationalities of the Czechs, Hungarians, Slovenes [and] Slovaks, but the large territory that does not become Czech, Hungarian, Slovene and Slovak, but remains Austrian Crown Land, is to be German. This territory is to be settled by emigrants from the German Empire. A single parliament for both halves of Central Europe, sitting in Prague, with representatives from both Empires, will serve for all matters common to both halves.”
We have a saying in Poland: “Stara milosc nie rdzewieje” (An old love rusts not). Indeed, centuries of bloody history don’t teach some people anything.
I better stop now, or someone will allege Pan-Slavism if not Greater Serbianism.

Hristos Se Rodi
&
Srecna Nova Godina

Truly yours,
Piotr Bein
independent researcher, Canada and Poland

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THE REPUBLIC OF THE SERBIAN KRAJINA
GOVERNMENT IN EXILE
11.080 Zemun, Magistarski Trg 3.
Tel/fax 3077-028, vladarsk@gmail. com
No. 519/08 â January 8th  2008.

Mr. Alfred Gusenbauer
Chancellor of the Republic of Austria
Wienna
(Embassy of Austria , Belgrade )

Mr. Gusenbauer,
Your New Year statement that the Republic of Austria will be among the first countries to recognize the forceful secession of a part of the territory of the sovereign Republic of Serbia – Kosovo & Metohia, resounds painfully in the hearts of all Serbs. You have stated that your Government will give support to the secessionist Shiptar authorities in Kosovo & Metohia, but you have not mentioned the fact that doing this you have intimated the bringing into effect the 1941 decision of your compatriot – Adolph Hitler. I must remind you of the fact that the chancellor of the Nazi Germany, during the occupation of Serbia in 1941, seized Kosovo & Metohia and established the authorities of the Shiptar minority there, with the intention to give away this holy Serbian land as a present to the neighboring Albania .
It is very strange, Mr. Gusenbauer, that you have forgotten that Austria is obliged to prevent any aspect of the Nazi policies and ideas within the Republic of Austria, in the same way as it is the obligation of the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany. With the intention of the Government of the Republic of Austria to recognize the raping of the territory of the Republic of Serbia, all norms of the Peace Agreement signed after the victory of the Allies over the Nazi and fascist countries in the World War II are violated, for you bring into effect one of the most inhuman decisions made by Adolph Hitler in 1941. As a result of that decision the German Army, together with the Shiptar paramilitary forces, expelled hundreds of thousands Serbs from Kosovo & Metohia. The same thing was repeated by the NATO forces in 1999 – again together with the Shiptar paramilitary forces.
Mr. Gusenbauer,
I have to remind you of one more incomprehensible view of Austria regarding the Serbian people, the view which compromises your country causing a historical (everlasting) harm. I have in mind the fact that Austria supported the Government of the Republic of Croatia to expel 80 per cent of the Serbs from the Republic of the Serbian Krajina (UNPAs) and from Croatian towns in the 1990-1995 period. Since European countries did not want to establish precisely the proportions of this crime, the Government of the Republic of Serbian Krayina estimates that between 500 and 800 thousand of the Serbs were expelled by the Croatian Army to Serbia and other countries. Your government gave absolute support to Croatia and helped it either to destroy or to appropriate all the properties of the expelled Serbs. Today the expelled Serbs cannot get back their properties in the Republic of the Serbian Krayina and in the Republic of Croatia , for these properties are disposed of by the Croatian authorities – ignoring the holy rule of inviolability of the private properties (the rule which is an achievement of the European civilization). This rule, as you should know, was for the first time violated by your compatriot Adolph Hitler, who dispossessed the Jews of all their properties in the Nazi Germany, having made up his mind to biologically exterminate the Jews. As you certainly know, the same measure was put into use by Hitler’s puppet Independent State of Croatia in the 1941-1945 period, establishing death camps for the Serbs, Jews, and Roma.
Mr. Gusenbauer,
When I said that such policy of your Government would cause historical harm to Austria , I had in mind the fact regarding the position and role of the Serbs in the Austrian Empire from the sixteenth to the twentieth century. I will remind you of the fact that in the multinational Austrian Empire the Serbian people was the only one with its own authorities: local administration, courts, and military organization. All these things were specified by the Serbian Constitution of 1630, which was signed by Ferdinand II. In that time the Serbs were called Illyrians or Vlachs by the Austrians, and this is why that Constitution was known as Statuta Valachorum. You probably know that in that time the Serbs had their autonomy in the Military Krayina, that they did not pay taxes and that they themselves organized and financed the Krayina Army, which defended the Austrian borders in the East against the Turks, and in the West – against France and the German states.
Mr. Gurenbauer,
If the Serbs played such an important role in the history of your country (the role which has not been properly explored in history, law, international policy and in other social sciences), then your statesmanlike duty is to evaluate the developments in the Serbian lands in a wise manner, and to make your decisions in the spirit of the UN Charter on the Rights of Man, as well as in the spirit of other documents of the international law and the interests of your country – both the actual and the historic ones.
Among other things, Mr. Gusenbauer, you should know that successor states of the Nazi and fascist countries: Federal Republic of Germany, the Republic of Austria, the Republic of Italy, the Republic of Albania, the Republic of Hungary, the Republic of Bulgaria, the Republic of Croatia, and the Moslem-Croatian Federation within Bosnia and Herzegovina have not made amends for the war damages and for the above mentioned persecution and murder of over one million Serbs, and tens of thousands of the Roma and Jews in Yugoslavia during the World War II.
Respectfully yours,

The Government of the
Republic of the SR of Krayina
Milorad Buha, Prime Minister
Also sent to:
- The Embassy of the Russian Federation
- The USA Embassy
- The Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
- The UK Embassy
- The Embassy of France
- The Embassy of the People’s Republic of Chine

Kosovo a Precedent for Judeopolonia?

Filed under: Uncategorized — grypa666 @ 07:42

Kosovo a Precedent for Judeopolonia?

Piotr Bein, February 20, 2008

Albanians have a country, why must we support stealing a chunk of someone else’s  land? Another Albania and then Greater Albania across the Balkans sounds like Judeopolonia from the Baltic to the Black Sea – a concept aimed for, also with German  support, for over a century.
The Kosovo chutzpah is yet another in a series started with the “war on terror” following  the Hollywood-like spectacle of 9/11 – a “US” neocon inside job, starring Osama bin Laden and Al Qaeda. Now as then, Israel – an essential part of the Zionist powerhouse – pretends that Jihad hasn’t been planted in Europe’s underbelly to weaken the Western civilization, by Zionist design and implementation.
Kosovo’s legal precedent would post-facto legitimize occupation and land grab in Palestine and would open a window of legal opportunity to create Judeopolonia within German Mitteleuropa idea. Should the Kosovo secession set an international legal precedent, the global Zionist Power Configuration [James Petras, The Power of Israel in the United States, Clarity Books, 2006. Review by Stephen Lendman, 29.10.2006, www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?
context=viewArticle&code=LEN20061026&articleId=3604 ] and the US pro-Israeli lobby [John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, The Israel Lobby, in: London Review of Books,  21.3.2006, http://johnmearsheimer.uchicago.edu/pdfs/
A0040.pdf ] would defend the right of Jews to both a Jewish state in Palestine and to ethnic enclaves in other countries, such as Poland where millions of Jews had lived before WWII.
A similar risk pose the increasing German claims to properties in Poland, left behind after Germany’s capitulation treaty with the WWII Allies. German media talk more and more about the return of Polish cities of Gdansk (Danzig) and Wroclaw (Breslau) to Germany.
Upon reaching an ethnic majority status locally, the Jewish and German enclaves could break away from the host entities, according to the Kosovo model, and could merge into a larger entity, as Kosovo eventually would with Albania.

Judeopolonia – a new Euroregion

The process has already started through an appropriation of the Jewish quarter of Cracow, called Kazimierz, and in a Zionist, giga-euro restitution fraud in Poland. The potential secessions for ultimate Judeopolonia from one sea to another would be easy because until WWII, millions of unassimilated Jews had separated themselves from the rest of multi-ethnic societies in thousands of cities, towns and villages of Poland, Ukraine, Byelorussia, Lithuania and Russia, leaving a legacy of pre-war properties that the extremist Zionists are now fraudulently claiming, starting with Poland. Stealthily, the international Jewish organizations have been seeking from the Polish government – fraudulently, illegally and immorally – rights to and restitutions for properties in Poland, to the tune of tens of billions of euros. Seeing the nation’s outrage, even ZPC’s Gazeta Wyborcza (1.3.2007) scolded the Jewish demands: “it isn’t clear, who actually authorized the Jewish organizations to represent Holocaust victims and by what right restitutions are demanded, even though there are no heirs.” A former Polish minister of foreign affairs Adam Daniel Rotfeld, a Jew, criticized the demands in the same paper (2.3.2007): “It’s hard  for me to shake off the feeling of moral discomfort and surprise every time I hear about claims of the US Jewish organizations against Poland“.
Ironically, many claimants in the restitution fraud are former Jewish criminals (or their offspring) who exterminated and imprisoned Polish patriots who fought the Nazis en masse, at home and on most of the WWII fronts, mendaciously earning the “fascist” label in post-WWII Communist Poland run by radical Jews for a decade. Which nations, beside the Serbs, can proudly say they have been such WWII “fascists”?
After a looming “return” to Poland of Jews driven out of Palestine, or Jews from Israel seeking a better life in Europe, a Euroregion Judeopolonia could be born. The Zionists have been aspiring to establish Judeopolonia in Eastern Europe since the birth of Zionism in partitioned Poland of the 19th century. As soon as the other target nations join the EU and have billions of dollars earmarked for infrastructure and social programs, the ZPC is likely to blackmail Ukraine, Byelorussia and Lithuania, and possibly Russia.
Over centuries of protection and granting of priviledges, “Jews in Poland were able to develop a modern national identity, out of which grew the full-blown Jewish nationalism, upon which the State of Israel was founded.” [Iwo Cyprian Pogonowski, Jews in Poland, Hippocrene Books, 1997, p 19]. Zionist precursors in Poland advocated the creation of Eretz Israel by buying land from Palestinians, or by championing folkism and autonomy after Israel Zangwill’s imperative,
Build Jerusalem in each particular country and in Palestine“. [Andrzej Leszek Szczesniak, Judeopolonia, in: Encyklopedia Bialych Pla", Polskie Wydawnictwo Encyklopedyczne]

Zionist Jews sided with Poland’s adversaries, contributing to a long-term suffering of Poles. Ever since partitions of Poland between Prussia, Russia and Austria started in the 18th century, the defeats of Polish independence struggle meant to Zionists that a Jewish state on Polish lands, Judeopolonia, would be feasible. [Jerzy Robert Nowak, Prawda o Judeo-Polonii, http://homepage.interaccess.com/~netpol/POLISH/historia/JudPolonia.html and map of Judeopolonia, in: Jews in Polan", op. cit.,  p 296, http://www.pogonowski.com/books/Jews_in_Poland/Jews_in_Poland_0201-0300.pdf ] In 1920, Polish parliament’s Jewish coalition proposed that Jewish parts of cities become “autonomous provinces”. Most of pre-WWII, unassimilated Jewry lived in what is now central-eastern Poland, the Baltic states, Ukraine, Byelorussia, and Russia around today’s Kaliningrad – the joint area of Judeopolonia.
Until the attack on the USSR (22.6.1941), the Nazis in co-operation with the Zionist elites sought to cleanse Jews from the Reich and occupied lands to Palestine, including deportations and concentration of Jews in ghettos. Several mass murders were due to Jewish insubordination, but no planned extermination took place. On the contrary, in fall 1939, a plan existed for a Jewish quasi-state (with a capital in Lublin, as in the concept of Judeopolonia before) where Jews would enjoy cultural and economic privileges in exchange for fighting the Poles. The extermination of Jews only began when Germany attacked the USSR, becoming genocide (operation Reinhardt) upon official adoption of Endloesung at the Wansee conference (20.1.1942).

Only from that moment the Nazis in accord with the global Zionist elites began to  annihilate Jewish masses for refusal to emigrate to Palestine or for misfit to the secular Zionists’ specs. Rabbis Moshe Shonfeld in The Holocaust Victims Accuse [Neturei Karta: New York, 1977; http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/resources/onlinebooks/holocaust victims accuse.pdf ] and Michael Ber Wessmandl in Min Hametzar [From the Depths, published in New York in 1961 in Hebrew; http://www.jewsagainstzionism.com/antisemitism/holocaust/holocaustmillions.cfm ] have presented this unbelievable truth.

The ZPC extremists repeat the alliance with Germany against humanity – an alliance dating back to at least 18th century, according to Polish historians. While the nature and value of the Zionist claims remain fuzzy, restitution claims by WWII German expellees from Poland and the heirs have arrived before the European human rights tribunal. A large part of Poland could be affected – former German eastern lands when the WWII Allies gave Stalin former eastern Poland, forcing massive expulsions of Poles and Germans. To distract from the ZPC-German attack on Polish real estate, German secret service instigates claims against former Soviets who took pre-WWII eastern Poland. [Piotr Bein and Stefan Pagowski, Revisionism, Role Reversal and Restitutions, International Comparative Genocide Research, Hiroshima City University, 2007].

The game is not just Poles, but also the Serbian nation, as seen from the consistent march to “Kosovo independence”. Pristina’s sovereignty announcement is the most recent, but not necessarily the last event in the breakup of Yugoslavia. Serbian province Vojvodina, Serbia north and east of Kosovo, Rashka (Sandzhak) now divided between Serbia and Montenegro, or the northwest part of the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia may be next in line. The possibilities are endless all over the world, once Kosovo sets an international precedence.

That Serbs are the prime victim of the Balkan ZPC adventure, look at the aftermath. Since 1990, the civil wars have driven out a million Serbs from ancestral lands by terror supported by Germany and the international community: Slovenian nationalism, Croat neo-fascism, Bosnian Muslim fundamentalism, Albanian nationalistic Islamism, and international Jihad. The Serbs also experienced directly the West-ZPC fist in US-NATO bombing, kangaroo court warfare, infowar by ZPC-controlled media and public relations firms, Soros-funded NGOs, and other instruments of conquest.  The conflicts have divided millions of Serbs between new Serbophobic countries that have sprouted from the carcass of Yugoslavia, to the cheers of the international community. Many Serbs survive in Croatia only because they have converted to Catholicism.

Cosy together

German elites and the rest of the “international community” stick with the Zionists today. The effects of the alliance make it a deja-vu of WWII Nazis. Among the top Zionist Nazi Jews were Bach-Zelewski, Eichmann, Frank, Globocnik, Goebbels, Goering, Hess, Heydrich, Himmler, Hitler, Ribbentrop, Strasser and many others, according to hard-to-find references, for example, German Jewish teacher Dietrich Bronder’s book, Before Hitler Came (1964). They were aided by the banker Jewry, as Antony Sutton lays out in Wall Street and the Rise of Hitler [http://reformed-theology.org/html/books/wall_street/index.html ], a repetition of aiding Bolsheviks, most of whom were extreme Jews [Sutton, Wall Street and the Bolshevik Revolution, http://reformed-theology.org/html/books/bolshevik_revolution/index.html ].
Hitler, Himmler  and Bach-Zelewski discussed initial plans of the extermination of 30 million Slavs. Methods were being developed for the sterilization of thousands daily, with some three million Soviet POWs to be the first large-scale victims (Leon Poliakov, Harvest of Hate, Holocaust Library: New York, 1979). Globocnik dislodged  about 110,000 Poles from 297 villages, to begin the Judeopolonia experiment. They were sent to slave labour and concentration camps, 30,000 children among them.
Today, ZPC preys on another consequence of Zionist-Nazi atrocity: intellicide. The scarcity of Polish intelligentsia to respond and to organize the nation against ZPC attacks is due to planned Nazi-Soviet murder of the bulk of Polish intelligentsia and patriots. No other European nation suffered such a loss. Both invaders signed a secret provision (28.9.1939) on extermination of Polish leaders, the nation’s head and soul, and enforced it until Germany attacked the USSR in mid-1941. From 1939 to mid-1941, the Soviets murdered more Polish citizens than did the Nazis. Before WWII, ethnic Poles in Germany and the USSR were murdered and persecuted. Since the end of WWI, the Soviets murdered 1.5 million Poles living in the USSR. The Soviet genocide against Poles continued for years after WWII, both in Poland – by the Jewish Communist secret service UB, and in the USSR – by the NKVD terror, also dominated by Communist Jews. How many Poles perished, is not certain. Even less so are statistics for the other nations of pre-WWII Poland whom the USSR incorporated forcefully.
The intellicide started with ethnic Poles in Germany, according to a suppressed Polish historian Andrzej Leszek Szczesniak [Nasz Dziennik, 4.6.2001; http://www.naszawitryna.pl/jedwabne_364.html ]. Operation Tannenberg (May 1939) listed over 61,000 names of Polish intelligentsia and activists. The murder began in August, on 2,000 activists of Polish Diaspora in Germany. Only in the first two months of Hitler’s attack on Poland, Einsatzgruppen and Wehrmacht carried out more than 760 mass murders, killing 20,100 Poles. Next, the Small General Plan East (GPO)  envisioned emptying Slav lands for colonization. Einsatzgruppen embarked on murders of intelligentsia (Intelligenzaktionen), “special actions” (Sonderaktionen) in cities, and pacifications (Ausseordentliche Befriedungsaktionen), killing 51,000 more Polish intellectuals, political and social activists, and suspects of colaboration with the resistance until mid-1941. By June 1942, the Small GPO became the Large GPO, a long-term Germanization plan of extermination, deportation to Siberia and enslaving 14 million Slavs (85% Poles in that number).

A return of Jews to Eastern Europe, like that of Germans, might have far-reaching impacts on the region. ZPC’s political, economic and social clout seems much greater than around WWII. Millenia-old history of hostility towards disobedient Jews and non-Jewish cohabitants and neighbours, re-settlement of Jews by terror, and continuing aggression towards the neighbours after re-settlement are legitimate Polish concerns against Judeopolonia. EU principles of regions, unrestricted movement of people and purchase of properties would help the Judeopolonia concept materialize, with Kosovo as a precedent for breaking off and merging. A year ago, an official German revisionist concept, a “tradition of similar German attempts to base demands for leading power status in Europe”, saw the Germans as “settlers and bearers of culture outside the present German-speaking areas”. By eliminating national boundaries in EU, Germany can revert to the power of ethnic Germans. [22.12.2006, http://www.freenations.freeuk.com/gc-63.html; in German with a map: www.german-foreign-policy.com/de/fulltext/56679 ]

Less than a century ago, Zionist lobbying in Germany also emphasized that the Jews could be the “bearers of culture” for German civilization in Judeopolonia under German protection. Then as now the concept fits German Drang nach Osten, as the European Jews speak Yiddish, a German dialect. The Jewish settlers could spearhead German settlement, as was the idea a century ago. Jewish return to their own EU mega-region might be implemented on the basis of EU, German-led regionalism and economic centralism that undermine nation states, and bureaucratic centralism that overrides national parliaments – principles that Germany has pushed hard on the EU members.
Symbiosis

Germans, too, eye Poland. Erica Steinbach’s advocacy for Germans “driven out” of Poland at the end of WWII, once tolerated as an “insignificant phenomenon”, today bears fruit in discussions about a new commemorative centre in the Polish city of Gdansk, while more and more German claims to properties in Poland are successful. Meantime, millions of Polish victims of Nazis and Soviets remain unaccounted for. Further millions forcefully relocated from Eastern Poland by Stalin at the end of WWII can’t even get an official acknowledgement, and hundreds of thousands of offspring of Poles deported by Soviet NKVD during WWII have no prospects for return to Poland.
German irredentism, at present increasingly bold in the Silesia city of Opole and environs, could pick up once the WWII German “driven-outs” return. While German media increasingly talk about Gdansk and Wroclaw return to Germany, Poles are told, again, that it is a marginal phenomenon.
Zionist and German expansionism converge again. German promise of Judeopolonia reciprocates ZPC favours. The ZPC has been supporting Germany in the Balkans. German Greens, Fischer and Cohn-Bendit, both Jews, have been instrumental in breaking through German reluctance to go to war. Amidst appeals “No Auschwitz again” German troops and Luftwaffe set off to the Balkans, going to war for the first time since WWII.
ZPC’s Holocaust Religion has taken much WWII guilt off German shoulders. Through mendacious revisionism and power over media, similar to the Serbophobic demonization campaign, the ZPC has deleted the qualifier “German” from “Nazi” and shifted it onto “Polish Nazis” who are “Hitler’s willing executioners” responsible for “Polish concentration camps“. For decades, the radical Zionists have been redirecting their guilt, by educating Israeli youth in hatred that lays the blame for collusion with the Nazis onto the Polish nation. The target is for the young generations around the world, who have to rely on falsified textbooks, Holocaust Museums and ZPC omnipresent media, vicious campaign of Polonophobia since about 1950′s has reversed the WWII roles of victim and villain on Poles.
The eminent Polish researcher of civilizations, professor Feliks Koneczny (1862-1949) has found that a civilisation must defend and promote itself to survive. This boils down to who educates whom. Koneczny found no historical evidence of survival of civilisational mixtures; they perish because they are inconsistent. Obviously, the Judeocentric civilisation represented by the ZPC can’t co-exist amidst any other civilization it had merged with throughout millenia. As a rule, the mergers had ended up in mayhem, expulsion, or shift to equally devilish ideology and conquest from within the host.
ZPC spin that Poles are the villains of WWII, contradicts history: “the contemporary view of Poland as a land endemically inhospitable to Jews runs sharply counter to much of historical experience”, according to rabbi Byron Sherwin’s book, Sparks Amidst the Ashes (Oxford University Press, 1997, p 55). Bewildered by the anti-Polonism, Israeli historian Moshe Zimmerman observes in Sueddeutsche Zeitung (3.4.2007) that young Israelis increasingly blame Poles for the Holocaust. Poland in them is “accursed“, “impure land“, and “the biggest Jewish cemetery in the world” where the concentration camps were located: “This relationship to the Polish territory leads to an over-simplified attitude to “the” Pole, and to a lack of distinction between past and present. Now we hear that the Polish army “capitulated without a fight”, while the Jews fought back against the Nazis. What else should an Israeli soldier imagine, if there’s no mention of the Polish Uprising of autumn 1944 [often confused with the 1943 Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, in which Polish Underground took part, too] in the short history of Warsaw that’s been prepared for his benefit?”
Nowhere is rabid Polonophobia as obvious as in Auschwitz, a place of international martyrdom, when Israel’s young Pole-haters wave huge blue-and-white flags during Marches of the Living. The teenagers stay in local hotels, demolish things out of hate for everything Polish and, to make the point, defecate into sinks and waste baskets. Inside a sovereign country, armed Mossad agents seal the haters from the Poles, and menace and even assault anybody who tries to make social contact with the darlings. The coaches that bring the rascals run the engines for hours without regard to parking regulations or the neighbours. Fearful of accusations of “anti-semitism”, Polish authorities ignore Mossad’s unauthorised firearms, the illegal activities of these “tourists” and the complaints of local citizens and hotels. The local press reports on hotels’ refusal to take any more of these guests.
The Polono- and Serbophobia may be necessary for radical Jews to define themselves, justify their quest for statehood, and find a scapegoat for errors, failures and mass crimes by their predecessors in relations with Jewish and Slavic masses. But why should the next generations of those nations suffer in the process. The “Holocaust tours” resemble police-protected, state-sanctioned provocations, or the March 2004, Albanian pogroms that put women and children between their Serbian target and the NATO-UN forces in Kosovo. Will the Israeli darlings staff Marches of the Living Hell to pre-WWII places of Jewish residence in Judeopolonia, to put blue-and-white flags over them – under EU “anti-Semitic” security this time?
Meantime, the symbolism of Polish martyrs at Auschwitz have been obliterated in systematic, ugly confrontations with the ZPC over the years. Initially estimated at about equal the number of  the Jewish victims, the number of the Polish victims of Auschwitz  has dwindled from a million to tens of thousands. Doubtless, this service of ZPC’s  Holocaust Religion and Industry also helps Germans repair their WWII image, not to mention the tera-reparations, still due from Germany to Poland and other Slav victim nations of Nazi genocide and destruction.

If the Jewish and German claims against Poland prove successful, small groups of outsiders may control a significant part of the Polish economy and public life. Meanwhile, the German and Zionist negative revisionist campaigns distort history. \Misleading of the international public opinion on Nazi and radical Zionists’ WWII crimes may threaten European stability, as Germany, cleansed of its WWII sins, leads the EU and presses eastwards, economically and demographically, while international radical Zionists approach Byelorussia, Ukraine, Lithuania and Russia with fraudulent restitution
claims.
Black on white
The ZPC has been around the Balkan civil wars from the beginning. In 1984, three years before Slobodan Milosevic came to power and six years before the break up of Yugoslavia, the White House had issued US Policy Towards Yugoslavia, a blueprint for a new Balkan order, based on free market and spheres of influence. The 1990, US National Intelligence Estimate (NIE) referred to Balkan human rights. It predicted Yugoslavia’s breakup within 18 months and likely civil war. The NIE had scape-goated president of Serbia, Milosevic, as the instigator of future human rights violations.  New York Times (28.11.1990) called the NIE unusually bold and contradictory to other analyses, and wrote that a recent law had barred US loans or credits for Yugoslavia, subject to holding free and fair elections and protection of human rights by Yugoslav  republics. The speculative time until Yugoslavia’s breakup later coincided with the military actions by the Croat extremists to initiate secession of Croatia.
Subsequent events proved that fairness of elections, the abuse of rights, and the culprits were judged to suit US “national interests” in the Balkans. The 1990 NIE prophecy and the money-for-democracy bill were like guidelines for US Balkan policy. Diplomacy failed (certainly not by Serbian fault), while the virulent infowar matched the ferocity of US-NATO attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure in the absence of military success. The economic sanctions, although not as genocidal as those in Iraq, have contributed to the ferment that broke up Yugoslavia and devastated the Serbs.

Given the authority and clout of the USA on the global stage, the primary responsibility for Balkan intervention failures rests with the power brokers of US policy prior to and throughout the wars – the neocons. Granted, Germany’s secret service Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) has played a key role in installing Franjo Tudjman’s right-wing secessionist government in Croatia and also has aided the secession of Slovenia. But since the early 1990s, Germany and the USA have co-operated to divide the Balkans. The task to create and finance the KLA was first given to Germany: “They used German uniforms, East German weapons and were financed, in part, with drug money“, and the CIA was subsequently instrumental in training and equipping the KLA in Albania (John Whitley quoted in: Truth in Media, 2.4.1999). The covert activities of BND were consistent with Bonn’s intent to expand into the Balkans.

US and Germany triggered national Islamic liberation movements in Bosnia and Kosovo, and supported international Jihad involvement. Thousands of mujahedin entered the Balkans and established bases. Like earlier in Bosnia, by mid-1990s, the CIA and the BND provided covert support to the KLA which  was receiving support from Al Qaeda. Renamed the Kosovo Protection Corps (KPC) in the wake of 1999 war, the KLA received a UN status that granted sources of funding, including direct US military aid. Using UN resources and equipment, KPC-KLA commanders were preparing the assaults into Southern Serbia and Macedonia, where the Islamist militants and NATO joined hands in 2000-2001, again contradicting the official claim that Jihad, the West’s “intelligence asset” got out of control in the Balkans: “ US military advisers mingle with Mujahideen within the same paramilitary force, Western mercenaries from NATO countries fight alongside Mujahideen recruited in the Middle East and Central Asia. And the US media calls this a “blowback” where so-called “intelligence assets” have gone against their sponsors!” [Michel Chossudovsky, 20.1.2008, http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7718 ].

Kosovar prime minister Hashim Thaci gave an interview for Israeli paper Haaretz [17.2.2008, http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/954678.html ]. He admired Israel and described Sharon as a “great leader”. Haaretz called Thaci “the Ben Gurion of Kosovo“. Thaci assured that Kosovo wouldn’t be an Islamic state: “Kosovo is going to be a democratic and secular state of all its citizens, and the freedom to exercise religion without any hindrance is granted by the Kosovo Constitution.”
Under Thaci’s political leadership, the KLA has murdered Kosovo Serb civilians in order to terrorize hundreds of thousands of them and other minorities into leaving. He killed moderate Albanians to toe his party line, and murdered the leaders of political opposition. After “disarmament” by NATO and UN following occupation of Kosovo since June 1999, the KLA continued destroying churches and monasteries – more than 150 of them, some dating from the Middle Ages. Talking about freedom of religion! Even the Ottoman occupant had not done anything similar over their 500 year rule of Kosovo.
Haaretz explained that Thaci’s assertion was significant for those Israelis who feared that an independent Kosovo, or a potential “Greater Albania”, could be an Islamist outpost in southern Europe, reliant on Iranian and Saudi support, an argument that Thaci said “does not even deserve comment.” Yet, it was this concern that led Ariel Sharon to support Milosevic during the 1999, NATO bombing of Serbia [15.2.2008, http://blog.foreignpolicy.com/node/8172 ]. KLA ties to Al Qaeda, a CIA asset, for mujahedin supply and to Islamist states for money and weapons (with political and logistical support of the “international community”, i.e. the ZPC) is a secret only Haaretz and Thaci don’t know.
Enabling Jihad has been a tool of the ZPC to weaken Europe longer-term with the establishment of Islamic EU members, and to plant the Islamist Trojan Horse for future use globally. If indeed ZPC is behind all this, as it has been behind most of the 20th Century of Genocide and earlier, Americans who harbour the most destructive ZPC department, the neocons, will be punished, but not the ZPC people and their continuators.
Haaretz editorial [18.2.2008, http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/955246.html ] pretends that Jihad wasn’t planted in Europe’s underbelly to weaken the Western civilization, by ZPC design and implementation. This is merely a continuation of anti-goyim policy of destroying from within, using war-of-ideas and universalist instruments such as immigration, multi-culturalism and neo-liberalism. Professor Kevin MacDonald has researched this in depth. On the second anniversary of the “Danish cartoons” affair, ostensibly a battle of freedom-of-speech versus Muslim sensitivities, it is clearly a ZPC job, too [19.2.2006, http://peacepalestine.blogspot.com/2006/02/james-petras-and-
robin-eastman-abaya.html and http://www.meforum.org/article/1437]. ZPC’s Trojan Horse relies on stirring up Islamist radicals against the West, only to “prove” to us that the threat is not the Judeocentric civilization, but the Islamic one.
Kosovo’s legal precedent would post-facto legitimize occupation and land grab in Palestine and would open a window of legal opportunity to create Judeopolonia within German Mitteleuropa idea. Haaretz conveys the official mantra about the lack in the Balkans of Islamist threat, something that Israel would sense on another planet. The paper reveals: “Jerusalem’s special relations with the U.S., its major ally, always have been a central factor in Israeli diplomacy”, which is another way to say Israel is in the ZPC. This fact explains why the troubled Israeli and Kosovar sovereignty have a common, but seemingly contradictory terrorist thread — one Zionist, the other Albanian Islamist: “Israel, which was established in the wake of the Jewish people’s struggle for a national home, should stretch out a hand to other nations seeking self-determination.”
Was Kosovo in Palestine, the IDF would be fighting Albanian terrorism. Because it is in Europe, as per ZPC Trojan Horse schematic, it is a friend in need.
Quo vadis?
There is also a global elitist aspect of the ZPC-German co-operation. In December 2007, the European Parliament has been forced by the European Council – an elitist body that meets behind closed doors – to accept a constitution that effectively replaces sovereignty of EU nation-states with a totalitarian rule from Brussels. French president and ZPC asset [3.11.2007, http://www.globalresearch.ca/index.php?context=va&aid=7245 ], Sarkozy remarked that national referenda on the subject would be undesirable. His German colleague, Merkel pushed the constitution through, amidst parliamentarian demands “Referendum!”. Work is advanced towards an economic community of the US, Canada and Mexico, like the EEC prelude to the EU, followed by a merger with the EU, accompanied by legalistic and political transformations towards One World government.
If nations lose sovereignty faster than phony statelets are born, while the one repeatedly deprived of the newly “independent” territory is cajoled into joining the EU, a question arises: What for this rush to slavery in totalitarian Euro- or Amero-kolkhoz to be united into World Soviet?
God has protected the Serbs again, by rushing them into Russian hands. It seems they will stand together in an Orthodox bastion, the last defenders of the Christian civilization. When Christ comes for the Second Time, He will be pleased with His Balkan creation who write and read both Cyrillic and Latin, the latter one in vain.
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An independent researcher, Bein travels in various cultural regions. The International Comparative Genocide Research project at the Hiroshima City University has commissioned two research papers from Bein – one on the Balkan conflict and one on Polish-Jewish relations.

Iraq to sue US, Britain over depleted uranium bombs

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http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id=117557&sectionid=351020201

Iraq to sue US, Britain over depleted uranium bombs

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 09:14:21 GMT

A child born with defects attributable to exposure to depleted uranium (archive photo)

Iraq’s Ministry for Human Rights will file a lawsuit against Britain and the US over their use of depleted uranium bombs in Iraq, an Iraqi minister says.

Iraq’s Minister of Human Rights, Wijdan Mikhail Salim, told Assabah newspaper that the lawsuit will be launched based on reports from the Iraqi ministries of science and the environment.

According to the reports, during the first year of the US and British invasion of Iraq, both countries had repeatedly used bombs containing depleted uranium.

According to Iraqi military experts, the US and Britain bombed the country with nearly 2,000 tons of depleted uranium bombs during the early years of the Iraq war.

Atomic radiation has increased the number of babies born with defects in the southern provinces of Iraq.

Iraqi doctors say they’ have been struggling to cope with the rise in the number of cancer cases —especially in cities subjected to heavy U-S and British bombardment.

The high rate of birth defects and cancer cases will move in the coming years to the central and northern provinces of Iraq since the radiation may penetrate the soil and water by air.

The ministry will seek compensation for the victims of these bombs.

MGH/JG/DT

Stalin, Jews, Poles, Ukrainians – reviews by Jan Peczkis

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Review of Stalin: The Court of the Red Tsar, by Simon Sebag Montefiore. 2003. Weidenfeld and Nicolson, London. Reviewer: Mr. Jan Peczkis, appearing at Amazon.

A Fascinating Work on One of the World’s Greatest Mass Murderers

This information-packed volume has so much! I can only focus on a few matters in my review.

The author, a Briton of Jewish descent, is quite candid about the Zydokomuna (Bolshevized Judaism). One of the early leaders of the Cheka was Genrikh Yagoda (Iagoda), who is thus described by Montefiore: “His great achievement, supported by Stalin, was the creation by slave labour of the vast economic empire of the Gulags.” (p. 85). Bearing in mind that Jews constituted only 1-2% of theSoviet Union’s population, Montefiore points out that: “In 1937, 5.7 per cent of the Party were Jews yet they formed a majority in the Government.” (p. 270).

The author continues: “Yet Kaganovich insisted that Stalin’s view was formed by the Jewishness of his enemies—Trotsky, Zinoviev and Kamienev. On the other hand, most of the women around him and many of his closest collaborators, from Yagoda to Mekhlis, were Jewish.” (p. 270). Also: “Stalin was surrounded by Jewesses—from Polina Molotova and Maria Svanidze to Poskrebysheva and Yezhova.” (p. 237).

This work does not address the question of whether Lavrenti Beria was Jewish. However, Stalin considered Beria too close to Jews, and perhaps a secret Jew. (p. 485, 550).

Stalin was two-faced on anti-Semitism—condemning and criminalizing it while being one himself. (p. 270). Even towards the end of his life, when he became strongly anti-Semitic, Stalin never stopped using Jews for his own purposes. For instance, while making accusations against Jewish doctors in early 1953, Stalin still found occasion to award Ehrenburg the Stalin Prize, if only as a decoy. (p. 561).

The collectivization process is described in some detail. The Holodomor cost the lives of millions of Ukrainians alone. (p. 75).

Stalin was as Polonophobic as he was anti-Semitic—to use Montefiore’s own term—until the 1940’s. (p. 270). The late 1930’s Great Terror combined classicide, indiscriminate mass murder, and conventional genocide. Montefiore comments: “Simultaneously, Yezhov attacked ‘national contingents’—this was murder by nationality against Poles and ethnic Germans among others… A total of 350,000 (144,000 of them Poles) were arrested in this operation, with 247,157 shot (110,000 Poles)—a mini-genocide.” (p. 204). And this was against Soviet Poles!

Apologists for Soviet conduct have alleged that the 1939-1941 Communist-Nazi alliance was merely a superficial one, and a tactical expedient designed to give the Soviets more time to prepare for war. Evidence to the contrary is provided by Montefiore, who writes: “Zhdanov’s son Yury remembers Stalin and his father reading a specially translated MEIN KAMPF and endlessly discussing the pros and cons of a German alliance. Stalin read in D’Abernon’s AMBASSADOR OF THE WORLD that if Germany and Russia were allies, ‘the dangerous power of the east’ would overshadow Britain. ‘Yes!’ Stalin noted approvingly in the margin.” (p. 272).

The scope of Stalin’s persecutions of Poles increased after the 1939 German-Soviet conquest ofPoland. 1.17 million Poles were deported from eastern Poland, into the depths of the USSR, by November 1940. 30% of the deportees died there. (pp. 277-278). The decision-making process that precipitated the Katyn Massacre is described in considerable detail. (pp. 296-297). Both Montefiore-identified Jews in Stalin’s inner circle (Mekhlis and Kaganovich) supported the slaying of the Polish officers. Soviet military officials were opposed to it. Lavrenti Beria, according to his son’s unverified statements, was opposed to the massacre (Montefiore thinks probably on practical grounds: The Poles may be needed later), but had to go along.

The author repeats the Soviet line about the Red Army being “exhausted” just as it was nearingWarsawin 1944. (pp. 420-421). But then Montefiore turns around, and recognizes the Soviet betrayal of the Warsaw Uprising for what it was: “The extermination of the Home Army completed the ‘black work’ ofKatynForest for Stalin who had no interest in coming to their rescue.” (p. 420).

In conclusion, Montefiore thus summarizes Stalin’s legacy: “Perhaps 20 million had been killed, 28 million deported, of whom 18 million had slaved in the Gulags.” (p. 571).

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Here is my review, recently appearing at Amazon. It is ironic in view of all the complaints about the Polish-guerrilla NSZ being systematically anti-Semitic.

Review of Orly I Reszki, by Feliks Pisarewski-Parry. 1984. Warszawa. Reviewer: Mr. Jan Peczkis.

A Jewish Member of the Polish-Guerrilla NSZ

EAGLES AND TAILS—a Polish-language book. The NSZ (N.S.Z.) has frequently been accused, in Communist and Jewish writings, of being systematically anti-Semitic, and out to kill fugitive Jews. This work goes a long way to lay these myths to rest.

At first, when the Nazi-German occupants established ghettos for Jews, the eventual fate of the Jews was not apparent. To the contrary: “For some time, the Jews lived in peace and could move about the nation. Businesses flourished in the ghettos, as did communal life. Those sought by the German police found refuge among the Jews.” (p. 18).

For a time, the author bore the false name of Fiodor Bisarycki. He had contacts with the Polish Blue Police (Policja Granatowa) and found that it contained not only Polish traitors and German-servers, but also members of the Polish Underground and people of good will who helped those in need. (p. 23).

Pisarewski-Parry was, for a time, a member of the AK (p. 48) and spent time in the notorious Pawiak prison. (pp. 54-on). Later, he learned that, in 1939-1944, some 100,000 Poles had gone through this prison, of whom 37,000 were killed outright and the remaining 60,000 sent to concentration camps. (p. 59).

The author refrains from making the usual sweeping generalizations about Polish anti-Semitism, the attempt to link it to German Nazism, and the tendency to accuse Poles of delighting in the destruction of the Warsaw Ghetto during and after the Uprising. He comments: “I was powerless as I was forced to observe the agony of the Warsaw Ghetto. The leadership of the AK remained in contact with the ZOB. Massive aid was impossible, but was delivered when it was realistic to do so…The Poles were shocked by the shameless mass murder–even those Poles who were considered anti-Semites. There was certainly a big difference between anti-Semitism and criminal conduct.” (p. 84).

Pisarewski-Parry elaborates on the situation facing Polish rescuers of Jews: “To hide one Jew and get caught meant being shot on the spot. Instances of entire Polish families thus executed were many. The Germans carried out the sentences with great sadism and perfidy…” (p. 85). Poles aided fugitive Jews. (e. g., p. 106). He did also, as a member of the Polish Underground, by making forged Aryan documents for them. (p. 86, 115).

As for the Poles as a whole, he comments: “Every nation has its heroes and its hooligans. Mosdorf, the prewar anti-Semite and member of the ONR (O.N.R), died atAuschwitzdefending Jews. His sister, Grace, my great friend, hid Jews and aided them throughout the duration of the war. There were thousands of noble Poles, but unfortunately the distinctive appearances and behaviors of many Chassidic Jews were impossible to camouflage. The conscience of the world should remember this!” (p. 85).

In reflecting upon his Jewishness and membership in the NSZ (p. 65), the author pointed out that membership in Polish guerrilla organizations was primarily the outcome of personal contacts, local circumstances, etc. In fact, he estimates that 50% of members did not know about the ideological affinities of their guerrilla organization. He obviously did.

This work does not say if the author’s Jewishness was open in the NSZ, but it is difficult to imagine that this fact was not known to others in the NSZ. Since Polish guerrilla organizations feared penetration by enemy agents, and realized that many Jews were Communists, they had to be inquisitive about the backgrounds and affinities of their members. Furthermore, Pisarewski-Parry had a Semitic appearance. (p. 19).

The author was arrested by the Germans, but fought his way out to freedom. He later participated in Operation Burza (Tempest).(pp. 120-on). He commented on the Ukrainian separatists’ (OUN-UPA) enmity against the Poles, and how these Ukrainians denounced many Poles to the Germans. (p. 104).

Pisarewski-Parry does not mention the postwar killings of Jews inPoland. However, he recounts the fact that a good deal of forest banditry existed in postwar Poland. (p. 147).

After the war, the author emigrated to Australia. He visited Poland successively in the 1980’s.

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Review of Polish Self-Defence in Volhynia, by Wladyslaw Dziemanczuk. (1999). Alliance of the Polish Eastern Provinces, Toronto. Reviewer: Mr. Jan Peczkis, appearing recently (a few more reviews since then) on Amazon.

Volhynian Polish Fortified Villages in Defense Against the Ukrainian Fascist-Separatist (OUN-UPA, or UIA) Genocide

This is one of the few English-language books on this little-known genocidal event. During the German occupation of prewar easternPolandduring WWII, Ukrainian collaborators massively assisted the Nazis in the extermination of the local Jews. In March 1943, with few Jews remaining, some 5,000 members of the Ukrainian collaborationist police (soon to be joined by 8,000-9,000 others members of this police) deserted their posts. (p. 24). They kept their weapons, and formed the nucleus of murderous separatist bands (the UPA, or UIA—the so-called Ukrainian Insurgent Army), now putting their Jew-killing skills to use against the rural Poles. Local Ukrainian peasants were also radicalized, recruited, and conscripted (by force if necessary) as killers.

Over 30,000 documented Polish men, women, and children were sadistically murdered. Owing to fragmentary coverage, the actual projected total was actually about 70,000—and that was only in Volyn. (p. 28).

OUN-UPA apologists have said that the killings were not genocidal, but only a tactic designed to scare the Poles into leaving “their” lands. The falseness of these claims is demonstrated by the OUN-UPA murders of Poles known to be in the process of leaving. For example, one massacre survivor recounted telling his Ukrainian neighbor and friend about his plans to flee to centralPoland. The Ukrainian agreed to warn him of any danger, but instead returned that night with an OUN-UPA group and murdered his family. (pp. 48-51).

Some Ukrainian clergy encouraged the genocide of Poles, blaming Poles for Ukrainians’ problems and employing obvious exterminationist language (Poles as weeds growing on Ukrainian soil). (p. 30, 64). Ukrainian bishops Polikarp and Sheptytsky belatedly (August 10, 1943) called for an end to the “hostilities”, but this was dismissed by the OUN-UPA: “A letter is a letter, because that is politics, but Poles must be cut down anyway.” (p. 31).

The terrorized Poles, at first not realizing the scale of the unfolding genocide against them, eventually established fortified villages (SAMOOBRONY) in defense. The official Polish Underground order to develop fortified villages did not come until May 17, 1943, by AK (A. K.—Armia Krajowa) Colonel Kazimierz Damian Babinski “Lubon”. (p. 16). This was months after the start of the OUN-UPA genocide against the Poles.

The Poles were hampered by an acute shortage of arms. One fortified village, Huta Stepanska, swelled to 16,000-18,000 destitute souls (p. 97)—the survivors of massacres and burnings of all the surrounding villages. The Polish defenders had only 40 firearms, (p. 40) yet managed to beat-off an OUN-UPA attack force that enjoyed at least a 10:1 ratio. (p. 87). Being nearly out of ammunition, the defenders subsequently conducted a mass evacuation. Though several hundred Poles were killed during the evacuation, tens of thousands of others saved their lives by coming to the Germans and “volunteering” for forced labor in the Reich.

At least 21 fortified Polish Volhynian villages, which are listed by name (p. 18), are known to have been well-armed enough to withstand OUN-UPA onslaughts at least until the arrival of the Red Army in early 1944 (after which the Soviets disarmed them.). The best known of these was Przebraze, located in Luck (Lutsk) district. (p. 19-23). It consisted of a series of hamlets converted into fortified bastions, complete with obstacles, barbed wire, etc. It had 120 armed defenders in June 1943, and 1,200 of them in September 1943.

Mobile Polish guerrilla units were developed in order to prevent overwhelming force from being delivered against any one base at any one time. Most of these Polish guerrillas were eventually consolidated to form the 27thVolhynian Division of the AK.  In contrast to the 70,000 defenseless Volhynian Poles who lost their lives at the hands of the OUN-UPA rezuny (cutthroats), the lives of a total of some 150,000 Volhynian (Wolyn) Poles were saved by the Polish guerrillas and the defended Volhynian Polish villages. (p. 21).

Official AK orders forbade any acts of retaliation against the OUN-UPA that would involve the killing of Ukrainian women and children. (p. 17). One AK commander, Mikolaj Kunicki “Mucha”, reported capturing several UPA attackers, including a sergeant who had a list in his possession of 17 Poles he had killed, for which he endeavored to get awarded and decorated. “Mucha” ordered the UPA sergeant to be tortured to death, and the remaining UPA men to be hanged. (pp. 44-45).

07/02/2010

Letters to FIFA and UAEF re EURO 2012 in Ukraine

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Warszawa, February 5, 2010

Fédération Internationale de Football Association

Président Joseph S. Blatter

FIFA-Strasse 20,

P.O. Box 8044 Zurich

Suisse

Dear Mr President,

The sport competitions organised by UEFA and FIFA are accompanied by the idea of spreading the culture of peace among the nations deriving from the Greek Olympics. A beautiful testimony of cultivating this idea is the possibility of organising huge sport events offered to the less economically developed countries, thus allowing them to make up the cultural and civilisation set backs. Such a chance has been given to Ukraine which was commenced to co-organise the European Football Championship EURO 2012.

Unfortunately, the political power in this country is exercised by the parties which are not interested in developing the processes of democratisation and bringing their own country closer to the European family but cultivating the traditions of chauvinism and fascism.

A clear proof of professing these traditions is the fact of granting the title of National Hero by Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko to the international terrorist and radical nationalist – Stepan Bandera on January 20, 2010 and also issuing the act glorifying the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalists  and Ukrainian Insurgent Army as organisation fighting for freedom of Ukraine. Stepan Bandera was a leader of chauvinistic organisation OUN-UIA. Ten Commandments of the Ukrainian Nationalists, which all members of the Organisation were expected to adhere to stated “Do not hesitate to carry out the most dangerous deeds”. Following this code the organization in the 1930s carried out the terrorist activities against the numerous institutions and political assassinations of people who aimed at Polish-Ukrainian understanding (namely Tadeusz Hołówka, Ivan Babij, Sydor Twerdochlib). On November 20, 1935 Bandera organized a plot to assassinate the minister of internal affairs Bronisław Pieracki on which count he was found guilty and sentenced to death, then commuted to life imprisonment. Bandera collaborated with Hitler what resulted in formation of “Nachtigall” and “Roland” Battalions. The members of the organisation he was in charge of made up the Ukrainian troops of SS-Galizien.

After the Germans entered Lviv, Bandera announced the Act of Proclamation of Ukrainian Statehood. As one of the leaders of the Ukrainian state functioning for twelve days he is responsible for the mass extermination of Jews in Lviv.

Bandera also carries moral and political responsibility for violent manslaughter crimes committed with enormous cruelty by the OUN-UIA paramilitary units. The number of their  victims exceeded 200 000 people of  Polish, Czech, Armenian  and Jewish nationality including elderly people, children and women. The troops committed one of the most cruel homicide crime in the history of modern Europe. They not only murdered the civilians, but wanted their victims to go through enormous suffering. Cutting tongues, opening the bellies of pregnant women, killing children with wooden fence perches were the typical methods of the executioners.

The Ukrainian authorities including the former President  Viktor Yushchenko and the Prime Minister Yulia Timoshenko have been glorifying for years the organization of   OUN-UIA and its leaders, as well as the Ukrainian troops of SS and Wehrmacht. The symbols of fascism and the chauvinistic slogans appear officially on the streets of Ukrainian towns. The international community is becoming more and more concerned with the development and advancement of the fascist ideology in Ukraine. The significance of it can be found in the United Nations  resolution dated December 18, 2009 condemning the crimes of OUN-UIA and warning  Ukraine against further glorification of its leaders. Poland did not support the resolution to hide the uncomfortable truth about the situation in Ukraine.

There is a justified anxiety that the European Football Championship in Ukraine will become the first sport event, since the remarkable Berlin Olympic Games in 1936, taking place in the shadows of swastikas. It cannot be allowed to happen.

We are requesting your organization , Mr. President  to:

1.         Definitely condemn the phenomenon of chauvinist and neo-fascist ideology revival.

2.         Support the Ukrainian social movements which oppose the propagation of this ideology.

3.         Demand from the newly elected President of Ukraine the abolishment of  the acts glorifying  OUN-UIA and its leaders issued by Victor  Yushchenko  and draw the attention of the Ukrainian authorities to the fact that the development of nationalistic ideology is contradictory to the  UEFA mission.

4.         Undertake the measures aimed at increasing the safety of spectators visiting Ukraine in 2012 in the framework of fighting racism and xenophobia in football across Europe programme.

5.         Reconsider the justification of organizing EURO 2012 in Lviv whose community especially favouring  the chauvinistic and neo-fascist ideology takes more care in erecting the monument devoted to the memory of OUN-UIA than in developing the infrastructure indispensable for EURO 2012. It is possible that a different municipality in Ukraine deserves the privilege to organize EURO 2012.

Mr. President, we are requesting you to make every effort to make the laudable ideas which  underlie the sport events organized by UEFA and FIFA not to be  discredited by the heirs of the fascist ideology.

With best regards

For the signatories

Płk Jan Niewiński, obrońca wsi Rybcza na Wołyniu

Ewa Siemaszko, badacz ludobójstwa na Wołyniu

Jan Skalski, Światowy Kongres Kresowian

Dr hab. Leszek Jazownik, prof. Uniwersytetu Zielogórskiego

Dr hab.. Bogusław Paż, Uniwersytet Wrocławski

Dr Lucyna Kulińska, historyk, politolog

Henryk Bajewicz, Stowarzyszenie Kresowe „Podkamień”

Wojciech Orłowski, Stowarzyszenie Kresowe „Huta Pieniacka”

Ks. Tadeusz Isakowicz-Zaleski, duszpasterz Ormian w Polsce południowej

Sulimir Żuk, świadek ludobójstwa dokonanego przez UPA w Hucie Pieniackiej

Radosława Ogonowska, Gdynia

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The same letter was sent to:

Union des Associations Européennes de Football

Président Michel Platini

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