THREAD: IN #KOSOVO & METOHIJA ALBANIAN BARBARISM AND TERRORISM BEATS THE CULTURE OF #SERBS
So far, none of the representatives from KFOR, UNMIK, UN police, who stayed in Kosovo & Metohija has written a single word of praise in the books about the so-called independent Kosovo! 👇
The most common conclusion is that Albanian Kosovo is a criminal drug mafia artificial creation, it is an island of lawlessness! 👇
- Fabio Mini wrote in his book "La Guerra spiegata a..." 👇
Mini warned that Albanian criminals were still active, citing a person he did not want to name, who ordered at least 28 murders of party associates of former leader Rugova. 👇
- "#Europe, as an old mother, is under the domination of the degenerate son - #US."
- "It can be seen in #Kosovo today that the barbarism of the Albanians is beating the culture of the #Serbs." 👇
She has written four books about Kosovo, all are published in Serbian and Italian language. 👇
"#Kosovo is a wound that continues to bleed in the heart of #Europe. I did see genocide in Kosovo, but genocide against Serbs and non-Albanians. Not only physical but also cultural genocide against Serbs..." 👇
She said that army of journalists in #Kosovo had other priorities, among which was not truth. 👇
- "More than 2,000 Serbs have disappeared in front of the eyes of so-called international community and no one cares." 👇
Two journalists, Culla and Romano, very conscientiously and deeply researched the "Kosovo phenomenon" 👇
• Blocking the process for perpetrators of war crimes
• Sloppy investigations into #Kosovo's top political leaders, mostly former #KLA commanders 👇
• Reports of #OSCE observers reporting UN inertia, which remained a dead letter on paper
• #US responsibility for developments on the ground 👇
That is why #Kosovo today is a true place of lawlessness and a danger for the neighboring nations" Roberto Magni and Luca Ciccotti wrote. 👇
Czech Lieutenant Colonel Marek Obrtel, former chief of the 11th Czech military hospital in Afghanistan, who also served in #Kosovo and Bosnia-Herzegovina, in his interview said: 👇
Obrtel said he was giving back four NATO medals he received for his role in international peacekeeping missions as he was "deeply ashamed"... 👇
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Two women were killed last night by this man.
He was released last month after a burglary arrest.
(1/x)
According to the article he has a record of:
+ 2 counts of voluntary manslaughter
+ possession of a stolen vehicle
+ leaving the scene of an accident
+ burglary
+ driving while under the influence of alcohol and drugs
(2/x)
There is a question as to who is responsible here, beyond the suspect.
Apparently he was released on 12/23 for another crime.
There is an algorithm which makes suggestions, which judges and the DA office use as inputs.
(3/x)
Is Boudin responsible for the two women killed by parole?
— Lou B (@LuigiCPA) January 1, 2021
Troy M was booked last night for stealing a car, second degree burglary, felon in possession of a firearm, large capacity magazine, meth, and voluntary manslaughter.
Boudin let the parole go as recently as Dec 23 (1/3)
Here is our DA's response:
We will make changes to ensure that people on parole receive the supervision and structure needed from parole to prevent this kind of tragedy from recurring.
— Chesa Boudin \u535a\u5fb9\u601d (@chesaboudin) January 1, 2021
https://t.co/fuUwWdxhjC
It is my impression that the balance of justice is off-kilter in SF right now.
Feels like career criminals can act with virtually no consequences, until someone gets killed.
The "broken windows" theory is feeling truer and truer to me.
(5/x)
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