Btw,how come Senator McCain is not hawkish on eliminating al-Qaeda in Bosnia and Kosovo? Anyone?

It’s well documented by now( of course you won’t see in MSM media) Balkans, Kosovo has become a springboard for the launching of a jihad in Europe.

The recent capture by the F.B.I. of six men arrested in a terror plot against Fort Dix should raise concerns about US and UN policies regarding Kosovo considering that four of the Muslim terrorists were ethnic Albanians from Kosovo, three of whom were in the United States illegally.
Pat ourselves on the back for resettling those “rescuees” here.
Terrorism aside, the Albanian mafia has already overtaken both the Russian and Italian ones. There was also that Kosovo Albanian whose al-Qaeda application was discovered in Afghanistan, to name just one of many such collaborators.

This is Balkan blowback, and it’s been happening since we stuck our nose where it didn’t belong throughout the 1990s and, for good measure, bombed the wrong side. Maybe one day we’ll finally start talking about it.

Why the quick denial of any al-Qaeda connection? Perhaps it is because the administration does not want any bad publicity connected to ethnic Kosovo Albanians because of the effort by the US State Department and certain members of Congress to cede Kosovo, Serbia’s Jerusalem, to jihadist war criminals who are today in control of that southern province of Serbia.

Senator McCain has been on the wrong side of this all along, and as a Republican in the United States Senate, he must have known about this fact, as documented by Senate Republicans going back to 1997, one year before the date that ethnic Albanian groups claim “McCain did everything that we asked of him to the benefit of the Albanian people, including arming the KLA”.

Perhaps Senator John McCain, Republican from Arizona, decorated Navy veteran and war hero, and contender for the US Presidency, is another whose name needs to be added to the list of those who take bribes from foreign organized crime and terrorists?

On the politics forum of Albanian.com is a thread entitled The Candidates on Kosova … and perhaps beyond. Here are selected excerpts:

(R) Senator John McCain who made his name nationally known by advocating the 1999 NATO Bombing of Serbia. Back in 1999, McCain even advocated the we send American troops into Kosova on behalf of the KLA. McCain has consistently been on the Albanian American Civic League’s payroll and even marched with them a year after the NATO intervention. McCain receives 47% of his campaign donations from $2,300 or more contributors. McCain is a conservative Republican and aggressive interventionist.

As concerned American conservative and citizen, all I want to know from Senator McCain is: as the great “reform” candidate who denounces the influence of “special interests” and the power of money in politics, McCain had better tell us exactly how much the Albanian lobby has thrown his way – and to what effect. Of all the lobbyists in Washington, it is the “special interests” represented by the agents of foreign powers that pose the greatest threat to the integrity of the Presidency-at what price to the American people?

The McCain campaign must immediately release the figures, and give us some “straight talk” about the KLA-McCain connection: how much did they get-and in return for what? The American people have a right to know how many American soldiers will be put at risk in the Balkans in the service of paying off President McCain’s political debts.

McCain does not have ANY Secret Service protection.

Why can’t good guys ever shoot bad guys in the movies?

PRODOS

All designed to starve, or negate, the war on terror.