Bloggers with Focus on Kosovo/Balkans, Soros, Free Speech

Well, here is an experiment. There are so many topics that I wish I could cover in this blog that just never make it to a post. I especially wish I could dig deeper and write more about the Balkans, Kosovo in particular. Soros could fill several books. I have been fooling myself to imagine that I could tackle any of these subjects with any type of depth and still keep up daily here. It’s one thing to throw up small posts, it’s another thing to dissect an issue thoroughly and offer any cogent argument for or against, with requisite documentation to support the conclusions reached. I have no illusion that my words carry weight in and of themselves.

So the experiment is to solicit writers/bloggers who may have a particular interest in the following:

  • Soros
  • Kosovo/Serbia/The Balkans
  • Free Speech Issues

I am more than willing to share the links and research I have gathering dust in Diigo. I don’t fool myself in thinking I can do any damage to Soros. By the same token, it can’t hurt to describe his multifarious reach throughout the globe. People are usually stunned when made aware of his agenda and how thoroughly it is being implemented.

I also really doubt the accounts of Kosov, Serbia fed to us by mainstream. Nor do we have a full account of the growing muslim presence in the Balkans and America’s damnably unfortunate role in facilitating it.

The importance of covering the encroaching restrictions on speech go without saying. I fear that too many are asleep on this issue as well. So, the more info out there, the better.

Lig and I would appreciate any serious interest. Email either one of us ( see right sidebar) or leave a comment. Sad to say, I can’t pay. And I would add that some may hesitate because of the acerbic and combative tone I tend to maintain in here. (Ligneus is far more gracious) I am willing to discuss ameliorating that a bit. Other details can be discussed via email or Skype.

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4 Responses to “Bloggers with Focus on Kosovo/Balkans, Soros, Free Speech”

ligneus1 July 15th, 2008 at 11:24 pm

“I would add that some may hesitate because of the acerbic and combative tone I tend to maintain in here. I am willing to discuss ameliorating that a bit.”

Nah, not a good idea, someone has to tell it like it is without mincing words and pussyfooting around.

The double dyed stupidity, hypocrisy and down right dishonesty in many cases that is all the left consists of these days needs to be taken down unmercifully, or mercifully put down if you prefer. There is no compromise with those who don’t recognise the word, no dealing intelligently with those who think that only they have such a facility and there is no respect due who will lie or slander and vilify honourable people like General Petraeus because they can’t bear to think they got it wrong on Iraq.

Harry Truman wouldn’t have stood for it and he was a Democrat, but that was before the Party was taken over by soixante huitards, the Socialists and the idiot followers of Chomsky.

So Give ‘Em Hell!

zee July 16th, 2008 at 12:32 pm

So Give ‘Em Hell!

Thank you for that. I would find it rather difficult to be any more civil than I manage to be.

I had to look up soixante huitards, having not heard the hippie era referred to in that way before and found this rather good excerpt that says it well

In France they call them the soixante-huitards [’68-ers]; perpetrators and fellow-travellers of les evenements de Mai, the epochal Paris student riots of May 1968. Now middle-aged and more bourgeois than the hated bourgeoisie they sought to bring down, the soixante-huitards and their counterparts around the globe have spent this thirtieth anniversary year of the evenements romanticising or justifying the rebellious and detrimental domino effect their riots set in train.
[...]
a basic level of intelligence and reason which existed in public debate prior to ’68 disappeared in a fury of adolescent outrage and unintelligible babble thereafter; trampled in a rush to say n’importe quoi (”anything”) as long as it was dans le vent (”trendy”). In one of the numerous Swinging Sixties media profiles which have featured this year, Jimi Hendrix’s former lover recalled that: “As he got more into drugs, I would sit and listen to Jimi giving interviews, spouting the most ridiculous acid[LSD]-inspired stuff which the journalists would soak up as if it were timeless wisdom.” It was this sort of demented pseudo-intelligence that precipitated the eclipse of reason which now denies the very right to be born! It is the exaltation of this “quasi-absolute right to say [and do] anything,” inflamed by Henri Weber’s beloved revolt and embodied in rock stars like Hendrix, which has now enabled deviant minorities to hold sway through an oppressive, politically correct polemic: ‘if you don’t think boys should be legally buggered,’ they wail, ‘you’re homophobic.’ In a generation has such insanity become holy writ.
Les Soixante-Huitards
Poachers turned Gamekeepers

Pete (Alois) July 20th, 2008 at 6:53 pm

I dunno, guys. Have you been reading Michael Totten about his recent sojourns in Kosovo and Albania?

Having a (truly) moderate Muslim community in southeastern Europe that lionizes the U.S.–yes, even President Bush–is not necessarily a bad thing, and I think it gives us a real beachhead against al Qaeda. Just wishing that Kosovo and Albania weren’t majority-Muslim nations won’t make it so… and I daresay that having these nations in Serb hands is hardly what I’d call an improvement. To wit: I think the U.S. is better off with a Muslim majority that is very vocally pro-American than with a Serb majority that will take its marching orders from Mother Russia.

Just sayin’.

zee July 21st, 2008 at 10:37 am

Hi Pete,
Sorry for the late response - was having a few problems with the site.
I have not read Totten’s pieces, but I definitely will. I would like to get an honest account of what actually played out there and simply do not trust what has been fed us via mainstream news.

moderate Muslim community in southeastern Europe that lionizes the U.S

That I simply have not read about, nor do I trust any group of muslims who claim to be moderates. I need to hear more and see that actually demonstrated before I find it to be plausible, though, a few years ago, I was all about moderate muslim. I have reached the point where I think “moderate muslim” is essentially an oxymoron. In fact, I heard someone remark the other day that a muslim who does not want to impose sharia and supports western style freedoms could more accurately be termed a radical muslim. It is they, not the jihadists, who have made a real departure from islam as practiced throughout the centuries.

I daresay that having these nations in Serb hands is hardly what I’d call an improvement.

Well, that is where I have to distrust a couple things. First, I distrust Western media’s account of the brutalities purportedly executed. Next, I am coming to discount my Western sensibilities that cringe away from the realities of warfare. I have never had my family slaughtered or my home taken or my nation threatened by the enemies Serbs have faced over the last century. Be they come in the guise of communism or under the banner of Islam, Serbia has known decade after decade of war and unrest. If my bloodline had remained in that country I might very well be prepared to massacre a few enemies myself.( My mother was first generation American -being born here one month after her parents came over- but refused to talk about her homeland - though she did help bring a few dozen over here - but they were like ghosts who stayed a few nights and then went somewhere else)

I think the U.S. is better off with a Muslim majority that is very vocally pro-American than with a Serb majority that will take its marching orders from Mother Russia.

Well, can you name one instance where a muslim majority, ultimately, proved beneficial to the West? As it is , severing Kosovo has pushed the rest of the nation right into mother Russia’s lap.

I have quite a few links. I will have to put a post together that better explains why I have no faith in Kosovo and a tendency to place my sympathy with the Serbs.

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