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I have not researched this at all, but what you're saying sounds suspiciously like far-right historical revisionism
The sad thing is that he is not making it up, or doing any kind of historical revisionism. That is pretty much the sad truth. Also, there are several things that he failed to mention, 1.) There were several Western (German and French) documentaries that go into detail how the war was based on a lie. 2.) The Finish pathologist Helen Ranta who worked on the case said that there wasn't enough evidence to claim that the Racak massacre happened (the cause for the war), 3.) William Walker was mad at her for not getting enough evidence and started a fight with here.
I'm surprised he didn't mention the organ theft or the bombing of the national television, or the 2004 unrest.
Concerning, Ramus Haradinaj he was cleared in Hague, AFTER all of the witnesses were found dead. This was also stated in the court ruling. This, of course, prompted a huge controversy, when the Hague said it is what it is, and it is a huge shame for the court.
I don't blame you for not knowing all of the facts in this fairly short conflict, but this is a part of a long and complicated problem. Also, Gingis Khan has failed to mention, that because of the oppressive nature of the communist regime and incompetence, the Albanians in Kosovo had mass riots twice once in the '60s and the other in the '80s. Of course, this led to more incarcerations of anyone who mentioned Kosovo and Republic in the same sentence, and other discriminations. Talking to some Albanians, I can tell you that they are nostalgic for the old days, because then everyone had money and jobs, and now Kosovo is pretty much a failed state. Anyway, this is just my opinion.
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I still think slav women are among the ugliest on this earth
Bro, where are you from? Anyway, just come and visit Serbia, and I'm sure you will see a lot of beautiful women. But, I guess there are beautiful women everywhere, it's all a matter of perspective.
Here is a preview, and this is just normal, everyday women:
And for the military version:
If you ever visit Serbia, the drinks are on me