Thousands rally in Kosovo in support of Muslim headscarf

This is what our sons and our daughters fought for when Bill Clinton sent our troops into Bosnia to fight for the Muslims and kill the Christians.

Yes, we fought our allies in World War II, the Serbians, to pave the way for a militant Islamic state in the heart of Europe.

Serbs were once the majority in Kosovo, but today Kosovo is 97%
Albanian.
Who, then, was being “ethnically cleansed”? Within months of Albanians
getting
their NATO assistance against Serbia, they were on to Macedonia, where
they now
use the same arguments: that they’re being discriminated against and
frozen out
of jobs even though they hold government office and occupy the western
half of
the country as Greater Albania marches on, with U.S. blessing.

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The “policy of repression, of ethnic cleansing, of systemic rape,
pillage and
murder” that Walker cites about Belgrade far better describes how the
Albanian
hyper-nationalists whom we side with were running the province for three
decades
leading up to Milosevic’s crackdown. But that’s been the trick all
along: invert
what was done to Serbs with what was done “by” Serbs, as Daniel
Greenfield wrote
for the website “Israel e-News” upon Kosovo’s independence: “Kosovo and
the
Palestinian Authority are both triumphs of terrorism, victories by
racist
nationalists whose aim has always been religious and ethnic cleansing,
who have
nevertheless managed to portray the countries they have torn to shreds
as racist
nationalists practicing ethnic cleansing.” (more here)

And now the US is supporting an independent state for Muslims in Kosovo, in the heart of Europe.

You can't make this stuff up.

Thousands rally in Kosovo in support of Muslim headscarf The Gazette

PRISTINA – Thousands Kosovo Albanians staged a protest rally Friday in
Pristina after girls were banned from school for refusing to take off their
Muslim headscarves.

The protesters, who carried signs saying "Stop Discrimination" and chanted
"Allahu Akbar" (God is great), demanded that the Kosovo government allow the
wearing of religious symbols in schools.

They also urged the authorities to reverse the recent suspension of several
girls from school because they were wearing the headscarf.

"Communists out", the protesters chanted in the front of the government
offices.

Kosovo declared independence from Serbia in 2008, adopting a secular
constitution which stipulates the separation of religious and state
authority.

With an overwhelming Muslim majority but a tradition of moderate Islam at
ease with Western values, the government prohibits girls from attending public
schools wearing the headscarf.

Recently there have been two cases where young women have been barred from
school for refusing to remove their headscarves.

Serbia does not recognize independent Kosovo and is challenging its legality
before an UN court.

The U.S. and 22 out of 27 members of the EU are among 69 countries that
recognized Kosovo.

Read more: http://www.montrealgazette.com/news/Thousands+rally+Kosovo+support+Muslim+headscarf/3171258/story.html#ixzz0rV5v66BQ

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