Shalom,
Thank you, brother Dr.Yisrael, for posting this.
This BBC article is known as a
"limited hangout" in intelligence/spy circles and is typical of what we here at JTF have come to expect of this leftist Jew-hating/Israel-hating British government media monstrosity.
Here is Scottish blogger Neil Craig's in depth analysis of how the BBC is yet again engaging in a deliberate cover-up of this horrific crime of genocide perpetrated by the Albanian Muslim Nazis:
HOW TO LIE IN THE MEDIA - BBC REPORT ON "ABUSES" IN KOSOVOhttp://a-place-to-stand.blogspot.com/2009/04/how-to-lie-in-media-bbc-report-on.htmlI have been pointed to this BBC online report today on the NATO genocide in Kosovo. From the headline "Kosovo civilian abuses revealed" which usually means touching in inappropriate places not mass murder, it is a tour de force in how to cover yourself while lying. I suspect it is a response to increasing mention of this here & elsewhere. Fisking:
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"The Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) abducted civilians in Kosovo who were then mistreated and in some cases killed, a BBC investigation has found.
In "some cases killed" is a dishonest way of discussing 1,300 people (non-Nato estimates are higher) kidnapped & murdered. If this has been known & reported, even by me, for years it is hardly something the BBC have "found". Sources told the BBC that Kosovo Serbs, ethnic Albanians and gypsies were among an estimated 2,000 who went missing.
This took place both during and after the war in Kosovo, which ended in June 1999. ie under NATO peacetime occupation. In fact, except near the border most atrocities took place under NATO. "during.. the war" is also equivocal since it could mean during the formal war when NATO was involved but in fact our government admitted knowing that the KLA alone were engaged in atrocities before they decided to help themKosovo Prime Minister Hashim Thaci, the former KLA political director, has rejected the allegations.
Mr Thaci said he was aware that individuals had "abused KLA uniforms" after the war, but said the KLA had distanced itself from such acts.
He added that such abuse was "minimal".
Testimony
The BBC News investigation also studies claims that some of those held in Albania were killed for their organs, and that physical evidence gathered by UN investigators in Albania was destroyed by the International War Crimes Tribunal.
"claims" implies doubt, also "some" implies a small number.A former prisoner of the KLA, an ethnic Albanian from Kosovo who was held in a KLA prison in Kukes, northern Albania, agreed to speak to us on condition of anonymity. His family are terrified for his life.
"They ill-treated people in the corridor," he says. "They also came into the rooms in groups of five or six to question us. And they used knives, guns, and automatic rifles."
His testimony confirms that people of different ethnic backgrounds were kept there, including Serbs.
He told the BBC: "When a person is mistreated... he cries out 'oh mother' in his own language.
"The nights were very quiet, so you could hear them crying out... while they were being beaten, or afterwards."
Sources in Kukes suggest that up to 18 prisoners held at the camp were killed.
Again downplaying the extent making it look less like genocideMissing
Just across the border, in Prizren, in western Kosovo, Brankica Antic lights a candle for her husband Zlatko.
A Kosovo Serb, she says he was abducted in July 1999 in Prizren by men in KLA uniforms - six weeks after the end of the war, when Nato-led peacekeepers were well established.
At the Monastery of the Holy Archangel near Prizren, candles are lit for loved ones according to the Serbian Orthodox tradition.
Candles are lit either on the top shelf for the living, or the lower, for the dead. Brankica still lights her candles for Zlatko on the top.
"We always light candles for their health and well-being, and we will continue to do so unless and until their bodies are found, and we know for a fact that they are gone," she says.
Zlatko is one of about 400 Kosovo Serbs who were abducted at the end of the war, and are still missing, according to Family Associations of the Missing in Serbia.
Around 150 are still missing from the war period.
A further 1,500 Kosovo Albanians are still missing from wartime, when Serb security forces carried out many, well-documented atrocities against the majority Albanian population.
Simply a lie, treating KLA "witnesses" making claims unsupported by or often contradicted by forensic evidence as "well documented".Hundreds of bodies were found in mass graves in Serbia. Our investigation shows that KLA fighters, too, were guilty of serious human rights abuses.
This seems to be part of the alleged 800-1000 bodies the post Milosevic regime were going to find, with NATO assistance, as part of the Freezer Truck hoax. No convincing evidence has been produced.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Lets rewrite it showing how it could be put without any inaccuracy. I will send a copy to the BBC & ask if they can point to any inaccuracy or misleading statement or manner in which it is biased & will publish if they can find any:=============================================================================
BBC CENSORED KOSOVO CIVILIAN GENOCIDEThe UCK, made up of Albanian gangsters with NATO weapons, murdered thousands of Serbs & other enemies in a campaign of genocide as the BBC has known but deliberately censored for many years
Sources told the BBC that Kosovo Serbs, ethnic Albanians and gypsies were among an estimated 3,500 murdered & also of the 350,000 ethnically cleansed under NATO control. This took place both before during and after the war in Kosovo. The large majority took place under the NATO occupation after NATO took the UCK under their direct control & enrolled them en masse as police.
NATO appointed "Prime Minister" in the regime, whose existence is illegal under international law, Hashim Thaci, known as "Snake" when he was a terrorist leader was dismissive. He said such abuse was "minimal".
Testimony The BBC News investigation also censors an admission by the chief prosecutor of the NATO funded "War Crimes Tribunal" that all those held in Albania were killed for their organs, which were flown to western countries which western investigators have declined to name and that physical evidence gathered by UN funded investigators in Albania was destroyed by the NATO controlled International War Crimes Tribunal.
A former prisoner of the KLA, an ethnic Albanian from Kosovo who was held in a KLA prison in Kukes, northern Albania, agreed to speak to us on condition of anonymity. His family are terrified for his life.
"They ill-treated people in the corridor," he says. "They also came into the rooms in groups of five or six to question us. And they used knives, guns, and automatic rifles."
His testimony confirms that people of different ethnic backgrounds were kept there, including Serbs.
He told the BBC: "When a person is mistreated... he cries out 'oh mother' in his own language.
"The nights were very quiet, so you could hear them crying out... while they were being beaten, or afterwards."
Sources in Kukes suggest that up to 18 prisoners held at the camp were killed.
Missing Just across the border, in Prizren, in western Kosovo, Brankica Antic lights a candle for her husband Zlatko.
A Kosovo Serb, she says he was abducted in July 1999 in Prizren by men in KLA uniforms - six weeks after the end of the war, when Nato-led peacekeepers were in full legal control as part of an agreement under which they had guaranteed to disarm the KLA & establish peaceful & non-racist rule.
At the Monastery of the Holy Archangel near Prizren, candles are lit for loved ones according to the Serbian Orthodox tradition.
Candles are lit either on the top shelf for the living, or the lower, for the dead. Brankica still lights her candles for Zlatko on the top.
"We always light candles for their health and well-being, and we will continue to do so unless and until their bodies are found, and we know for a fact that they are gone," she says.
Zlatko is one of about
3,500 Kosovo Serbs who were abducted at the end of the war, and are still missing, according to Family Associations of the Missing in Serbia. KLA & Bosnian [Muslim] Nazi terrorists have regularly claimed the Serbs killed civilians too though there are a many cases of named "victims" being found alive & denying it in both Kosovo & Bosnia.Hundreds of bodies were found in mass graves in Kosovo, of which the largest was at Dragodan, beside the British military HQ. Hundreds of bodies have been recovered from it, many of them proven to have been alive when NATO took control. The BBC has known, since the Foreign Secretary admitted it to Parliament 2 months before the war, that the NATO armed KLA alone, was engaged in a campaign of genocide & have unanimously lied & censored to promote this racial genocide for over 10 years.
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