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The churches that survived years of Mussolini and Hitler but could not survive a few MONTHS of Bill Clinton and his "humanitarians"!


KFOR PRESIDES OVER SYSTEMATIC DESTRUCTION OF ANCIENT CHRISTIAN SHRINES!



Kosovo, the cradle of the Serbian civilization and culture is a sacred land dear to any Serbian heart just as Jerusalem is to the Jewish people. Hundreds of churches, built over centuries - the ancient ones from 14th, 13th, 12th or earlier centuries, or the newer ones - are witness to the Serbian suffering and glory. Many of the churches were labeled Unesco Class Zero - meaning: world beauty. They are not only monument to achievents of the ancient Serb culture but also treasure of the Mankind.

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Over many centuries many different armies crossed Balkan. The peninsula is a netural bridge between Europe, Asia and Africa. All who wanted to be "Rullers or the World" felt they have to control Balkans. The armies wanted to bring (by force) their "more devine religion" (like the Turks) or "higher culture" (the Austrians) or simply impose the rule of the "hinger race" (the Nazi Germans). They all imposed those "higher" goods through murder and pillage... But the churches - remained. I guess they all wanted to keep Kosovo (and the Balkans) for ever. They wanted to keep it with all the values, all the beauty, all the loot.

Thus, these Christian churches survived 500 years of Islam (!) - the Turkish, Ottoman Empire. They survived years of Austro-Hungarian control (1915-1918) then years of Mussolini's rule (1941-1943) and years of Hitler's rule (1943-1945).

They are not surviving the few
MONTHS of the rule of "peacekeepers" who, after "humanitarian bombing" are imposing their "higher culture and higher moral values".

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The Holy Trinity Cathedral in Djakovica after KFOR have "protected" it July 24, 1999.



Those with "higher moral values" are the worse.

The suffering of the Serbian and Roma people of Kosovo at hand of KFOR "peacekeepers" and their local proxies, the KLA, is beyond words. Mr. Jared Israel an I have interviewed a few women from the town of Orahovac. The town was converted into WWII-like ghetto for remaining Serbs and Roma people. Short excerpts from the interviews can be found at this link. Mass murder of the Serbs (but also Roma people, Jews, Gorani... even to Yugoslavia loyal Albanians), ethnic cleansing of all non-Albanians - all of it is the usual GENOCIDE repertoire. All of it have happened before in Kosovo - at hands of Turkish Empire, Mussolini and Hitler troops...

But no-one ever before dared try SYSTEMATIC DESTRUCTION, eradication of all the traces of the Serbian culture in Kosovo. The 16, supposedly Christian nations of NATO (+ Islamic Turkey) are presiding over this astonishing, diabolic plan. They watch as their local proxies - the KLA narco-traffickers go on with their job of dynamiting the ancient churches.

Do you now understand why we call NATO - SAVAGES!? What else can one call them? Their "peacekeeping" KFOR robes can not hide their primitive, devoid of any culture, minds.

In truly Orwellian fashion NATO officials are claiming that their main task in Kosovo is: to impose Western - "HIGHER MORAL VALUES."


We will present here a partial list of destroyed churches. Only 50 churches are listed. That is because the list is a few months old. It was issued in August 1999.

caken from: http://www.truthinmedia.org/

For the record, here is a partial list of the 50 Serb churches which have been torched, blown up or otherwise destroyed by the Kosovo Albanians during KFOR's "peace farce" so far, according to an official report issues by the Serbian Orthodox Church on AUGUST 19, 1999:

1. The Medieval Holy Trinity Monastery (the church was frescoed) near Musutiste (Suva Reka), 14th century, plundered, set on fire and completely destroyed by explosive.

2. The Medieval church of Dormition of the Mother of God, (painted in frescoes), built in 1315, in Musutiste, burned and afterwards torn down.

3. The Medieval St. Mark's Monastery, near Korisa, Prizren, built in 1467, looted, set on flames and totally destroyed by explosive.

4. The Medieval Monastery of St. Archangel Gabriel (with frescoes) in Binac village, near Vitina, 14th century, looted and burned.

5. The Medieval Monastery of St. Joannicius of Devic (painted in frescoes), near Srbica, 15th century, demolished and robbed.

6. The Monastery of Dormition - St. Uros (14th century, reconstructed in 1996), Gornja Nerodimlja, blown up with a mine and torn down.

7. The Monastery of St. Archangel (14th century, frescoed, reconstructed in 17th century), Gornja Nerodimlja, set on fire and blown up with a mine, the graveyard has been destroyed, the pine dating from 14th century has been cut down and burned.

8. St. Nicola's church (old church, reconstructed in 1983), Donje Nerodimlje, demolished, set on fire, and blown up with a mine.

9. St. Stephen's church (14th century, reconstructed in 1996), Donje Nerodimlje, situated at the graveyard, demolished, set on flames and blown up with a mine.

10. The Presentation of the Virgin church in Dolac, near Klina, built in 1620, (with frescoes), burned, the Holy Throne demolished, afterwards mined and torn down by explosive.

11. St. Nicola s church in Slovinje village near Lipljan, founded in 16th century, reconstructed in 19th century, utterly destroyed by explosive.

12. St. Apostles Peter and Paul's church in Suva Reka, dating from 1938, demolished and afterwards razed by explosive.

13. The Holy Trinity church in Petric village, near Pec (from 1993), destroyed by explosive.

14. The Presentation of the Virgin church in Belo Polje (near Pec), from 16th century, reconstructed in 19th century, demolished and set on flames.

15. The Cathedral of St. Uros in Urosevac, built in 1933, demolished, its interior set on fire.

16. The church of St. Elijah the Prophet, in Vucitrn, built in 1834, plundered, demolished and partly burned.

17. The church of St. John the Baptist, Samodreza, near Vucitrn, old church - reconstructed in 1932, demolished, burned and torn down.

18. St Parasceva s (St. Nicola s) church in Drsnik near Pec (frescoed), dating from 16th century, ruined, its interior set on flames.

19. The church of the Most Holy Mother of God in Naklo village, near Pec, from 1985, destroyed and burned.

20. The Holy Trinity church in Velika Reka village, near Vucitrn, dating from 1997, demolished, set on fire and nearly destroyed.

21. The Holy Apostles church in Petrovce village, near Kosovska Kamenica, demolished and set on flames.

22. The church of the Most Holy Mother of God in Podgorce village, near Vitina, demolished and burned.

23. The church of St. John the Baptist, in Pecka Banja, near Pec, from 1996, demolished, its interior set on fire.

24. The church of the Most Holy Mother of God in Djurakovac, near Pec, built in 1997, demolished.

25. The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity, in Djakovica, built in 1998, vandalized, its interior set on fire, a priceless mosaic over the entrance destroyed, completely razed by explosive (July 24-25, 1999).

26. St. Nicola s church in Osojane village, near Pec, demolished.

27. The church of St. Elijah the Prophet in Bistrazin, between Prizren and Djakovica, reconstructed on the old foundations before 1941, during the World War II ruined by the Albanians, afterwards reconstructed for the second time in 1988, now completely demolished.

28. St. Demetrius church in Siga, near Pec, reconstructed in 1937 on the medieval foundations, completely razed.

29. St. Elijah s church in Zegra village, near Gnjilane, from 1931, demolished and then completely burned down (the roof collapsed), also, two church buildings were set on flames, and crosses and tombs in the graveyard were destroyed.

30. The church of the Holy Unmercenaries (old, reconstructed in 1991), Novake - Prizren, demolished and set on fire, its mining was unsuccessful, the tombs around the church were ruined.

31. The parish church in Krusevo, near Pec (old, reconstructed), broken into and partially burned.

32. The Monastery of Sts. Cosma and Damian, the Unmercenary Healers, in Zociste (with frescoes), from 14th century, looted and demolished, the greatest part of the residential building was burned.

33. The parish church of St. John, in Grmovo, near Vitina, first set on fire, then completely destroyed by explosive (July 25, 1999).

34. St. Nicola s church in Kijevo, near Klina, built in 14th century (painted in frescoes), levelled to the ground, crosses and tombs in the graveyard ruined.

35. The church of St. Mark, the Evangelist, (on the foundations of the old church of Presentation of the Virgin) in Klina - Metohia, destroyed by explosive.

36. St. Nicola s church in Ljubizda, near Prizren, from 16th century, plundered and demolished; the parish centre was set on flames.

37. In the same village, Ljubizda, the church of St. Elijah, the Prophet (16th - 17th century), situated at the graveyard, reconstructed on the old foundations, looted, demolished, its interior set on fire, mined, the graveyard around it destroyed.

38. St. Petka s church, in Dobrcane village, between Gnjilane and Kamenica, burned, the roof collapsed.

39. The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Pristina (a new one), first it had been tried to set it on fire, and later, on August 1, 1999, at 01:00, the explosive was placed at four sites: two mines exploded, and the other two did not.

40. St. Elijah s church (new, 1994), - Smac village, near Prizren, set on flames, demolished, its interior mined, but not all explosive packages exploded.

41. The church of St. Basil the Great (19th century), - Gornja Srbica, near Prizren, burned and torn down.

42. St. Petka s church (recently built), Zaskok village, near Urosevac, blown up with a mine, torn down.

43. St. Nicola s church (old, reconstructed in 1985), Gatnje village, near Urosevac, demolished and blown up by explosive.

44. The church of the Most Holy Mother of God (old, reconstructed), Gornje Nerodimlje, demolished and torn down.

45. St. Elijah s church (the old, broadened in the reconstruction), in Nekodim village, near Urosevac, demolished and set on flames.

46. The church of the St. Apostles Peter and Paul, in Talinovac, near Urosevac (recently built), vandalized, its interior set on fire, the graveyard around it destroyed.

47. The Holy Trinity church, in Babljak village, near Urosevac, demolished, its interior set on fire.

48. The church of the Nativity of the Mother of God, Softovic village, near Urosevac, demolished and burned.

49. The parish church in Novi Kacanik - destiny unknown.

50. The church of the Protection of the Most Holy Mother of God (old, reconstructed), in Korisa village, near Prizren, razed to the ground, as well as the old site of the church, the graveyard destroyed.

The main culprit - the U.S.A. is mostly silent about the astonishing savagery it is involved in. Nothing new - Pax Americana: you murder most of the aborigines, some you keep in reservations... and you destroy their shrines. In other words - you are spreading your "culture" and "civilization."

We will present a few rare articles published in the U.S.A. - that do mention the destruction. It is no surprise that the articles find all kind of excuses for the savagery.


Next: The American press mentions the destruction.

Some other web sites talking about the topic:

- Emperor's Clothes

- Truth in Media

- The Voice of Kosovo.

- Orthodox Peace Fellowship


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