Kosovo, a showcase of massacres and barbaric horrors
Apparently carved out of a kind of chaos unprecedented in its years, the act of genocide carried out in Kosovo shows that there every kind of massacre has already been turned into a product that will later serve a global market of killers. The long sequence of massacres that have been laid out there has entered under its casual yet always cutting expression. In every case, there is a victim and an executioner. And here, if no one is even capable of understanding the words written in their blood, they will still remain in oblivion. When the rules of an especially turbulent and confused century spread through such environments, death preserves for a moment its simple and untainted nature. Often, it becomes stained, snatched away, or erased by everything that keeps watch over everything; things cannibalize themselves. If we consider that in Kosovo the Yugoslav government has long been killing passive people and the ethnic groups living there, and has set out a series of ethnic and selective killings, and when we now list the numbers of the crimes, it is not hard to conclude that we are facing one of the most terrible atrocities of the century. In no case are the value of their blood given in numbers, because the recognized number of civilized nations is itself the measure. Is this world no longer protected with the same careful fortification as before? No, this can have no meaning for a kind that feeds itself on deceptions and on an imagination that brings people into a world of madness. We will not have progress if we are not able to recognize the terrible massacres pursued deliberately. And we must also not forget that the right to punishment, which is so necessary in Serbia, must be worthy. This is the only way to include a sense of justice and our shared duty for peace. It must be so, because all who belong to Europe will have to feel ashamed for every event that has happened in Kosovo. Thus, we must hasten, come into the light, and defend the right of people to live freely, not allowing the extermination of the Albanian people or any accepted form of change, so that no kind of massacre will ever again become a common mirror of the future.