Peace with Serbia?

[Moje ime]

Because it's shitty agreement and dangerous one, we can give you Thaqi in return however.

Thaqi signed that agreement. Where is his "besa"?

[The Illyrian Warrior]

Thaqi signed that agreement. Where is his "besa"?

He has no besa, he's of your kind, we would give him to you with two hands instantly.

[Moje ime]

He has no besa, he's of your kind, we would give him to you with two hands instantly.

So you admit you want ethnic cleaned Kosovo?

[The Illyrian Warrior]

So you admit you want ethnic cleaned Kosovo?

You know what I can admit to you as women but I better leave it.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

@Franky the faggot, you are such BIG pain in the ass, having an discussion with you is futile, waste of time or like having a debate with a guy with severe paranoia, you take every argument, facts, coming from opposite side questionable therefore be taken with suspicion, I really have nothing to argue with someone who has destructive form of communication, filled with lies, misinformation and bloated ego which doesn't go along with reality at any case, now for fuck sakes, get off my dick and ride a dick where you feel yourself more comfortable at, there are enough serb forums out there where you can debate conspiracy theories and plots together how your country is evil and Serbs were right to kill young boys in Srebrenica and elsewhere because you think they were able to carry weapons thus perfectly legitimate target to shoot and kill, fucking hypocrite.

You're whining and slandering again, man. That's not cool. Come face me with facts and reason. Don't be scared, homie.




Oh, look what I found. This from the ICTY, which has the best methodology. You were kind enough to post some of the civilian statistics but you did ignore the ratio of military deaths. Now this is very important. The ratio of Bosniak to Serb military deaths is almost 3 to 1. The civilian ratio is similar. It's roughly 3 to 1 but leaning more towards 4 to 1.

First off, not all the Bosniak civilians were killed by Serbs. You may not know this but Bosnian Croats broke their alliance with the Bosniaks for a time. Bosnian Croats actually had death camps. There is a Swede currently in prison for robbing a bank and killing a police officer who told about his time as a mercenary for the Bosnian Croats in one of these camps. This doesn't mean all the Bosniak civilians were killed in Bosnian Croat camps or most or even a substantial number. I'm simply informing you because you lumped them all on the door step of the Bosnian Serbs. You know of Sbrencia but do you know of Mostar? Does your fake pain extend to Bosniaks killed by Bosnian Croats? Or just those by Bosnian Serbs because you have an agenda? I believe something like 2000 people died at Mostar.

Secondly, the large ratio difference for both military and civilian deaths is indicative of one side having heavy artillery and the other side not. The Serbs had heavy artillery. The Bosniaks did not. Otherwise we would have to believe every Serbian soldier was friggin' Rambo. I'm aware that you're ignorant of military history and so I'll reveal a not so shocking truth about every modern war you may ever read about: the majority of deaths comes from artillery fire. Unfortunately this also includes civilian deaths. I'm not justifying shelling a city/villages. I'm simply pointing out there is a difference between deaths in a combat zone and lining people up to be executed. This is the cause of the lop sided statistics on both civilian and military deaths.

Another issue is that not all military deaths can be seen as combat deaths; the same can be
said about civilians: not all civilian deaths occurred in non-combat situations (comp. Lacina
and Gledish, 2005). Forensic evidence from exhumations indicates that several thousands of
soldiers were murdered outside combat and their bodies found in mass graves; (this was
particularly the case with the fall of Srebrenica in 1995). With regard to civilians, some were
engaged in active combat during the siege of Sarajevo or Mostar, for example. A number of
killed civilians must be as well regarded as collateral damage, thus as unavoidable legible
victims of war. For these reasons, the civilian-military distribution presented here cannot be
taken as a measure of legible versus illegible victims of war. Our distribution is the best
practical approximation of it; i.e. the legible (combat and collateral damage) and illegible
(non-combat and mass violence) victims, but not the precise measure of it itself. The proxy is
proposed in the absence of individual case-by-case data on circumstances of each death; for
some victims we are able to reliably distinguish whether or not they were illegible war
casualties but for many other victims we cannot do that. We often use our proxy in legal
proceeding as a practical replacement of the distribution we are unable to produce.
http://www.icty.org/x/file/About/OTP...per_100201.pdf

[Drawing-slim]

None.


The Battle of Kosovo 1389: An Albanian Epic

https://www.amazon.com/Battle-Kosovo.../dp/1848850948

Have you or anyone here read the book? Please someone give is more inside into the book.