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Serbianna took notice of our guest commentary on Serbians rejecting Kosovo's independence.
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"Serbianna took notice of our guest commentary on Serbians rejecting Kosovo's independence."
Oh thank God almighty.
This calls for a celebration.
Maybe The Washington Times can run a special edition with all its articles on Kosovo as a Jihad state and invite all the Arab ambassadors (none of their countries have recognized Kosovo as nobody can break the Serbian-Arab bond).
After all Serbia was the only European country that send its officers to help Saddam's military defense. Oh sorry, my bad, Kostunica said they were there privately.
Posted by Ruben | April 14, 2008 1:27 PM