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Kosovo 

Living Proof of the Evil of the Central Powers

and the Demise of Christianity

22/2/2008

 "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing"
Edmund Burke

                                    Before                               After 

In reading “I Veneti - Progenitori dell’Uomo Europeo,” by Jozko Savli et al., I learned that the demise of the Roman Empire in the West, meant the demise of Christianity in the northern regions of Italy, and in Noricum [Austria[1] today], among others.  In no time, there was the destruction of Christian churches and desolation everywhere and what had been declared as Catholic went back to its pagan state of ancient times. 

Recently, I was reading about the declaration of independence*, from the former Yugoslavia, of the region of Kosovo, and I could not help but think, ‘Here we go again, what happened to Christianity in the time of Imperial Roman has happened today too.  History repeats itself’.  

* At this point, I have to digress a little.  The word independence, has been written in bold italic intentionally to draw the reader’s attention to it.  The average reader might think that nowadays there is such thing as an independent region or state or country.  I don’t think so.  I do not believe that there is such thing as independence today - independence from whom or from what? 

Is Australia an independent country?  I do not think so.  Just consider the anti-terrorism and globalization laws.  Australia does the bidding of the USA, as do other European countries, and the rest of the world for the matter. 

Thus Kosovo is as independent as the rest of us today.  It went from the clutches of Serbian government in Belgrade, to the western powers based in Washington / New York / London / Brussels / Strasbourg / Luxembourg / Frankfurt

Please read: Kosovo's 'Independence'.  and here: Kosovo indipendente- uno stato mafioso senza economia. [End of aside]  

There is a big difference, though.  The ancient inhabitants of northern Italy and of Noricum, the Veneti, about 450 A.D., destroyed everything that was Catholic, after the Roman garrisons were gone, because they hated the Romans who had exploited them for centuries.  The Catholic religion arrived there at the same period – and with the help of the Roman who seized their territory.  Once the Romans were gone, so too was Catholicism. 

However since the arrival of NATO[2] and their takeover of Kosovo in 1999, there has been nothing but destruction there and churches have been the objective.  Every vestige[3] of Catholicity has been the target of the Albanians, who form the majority all the Kosovars, and whose religion is Muslim.

 Why did NATO allow it? Why did NATO not prevent it?  

It was the departure of the Romans which led to the destruction. In the case of Kosovo today, what happened to the Catholic churches and monuments there, was not because the “new Romans” [read: NATO] were gone.  Actually, the arrival of “new Romans,” NATO, led to the very destruction of churches, convents, shrines and so on [see note 3].  

I believe that NATO[4] is the guardian for the money changers, the plutocrats of our modern society.  In other words, NATO is the modern version of the “Praetorians” of Imperial Roman, the protectors of the Emperor [read: the power of today’s money-elite.]  

These “praetorians” hate the Christian religion, for their religion is Mammon and their master is Freemasonry, which, ultimately, is led by a cabal of rabbis, or rather neo-Pharisees (occult-priest-bank lords)[5].   

For some readers, my words may sound too harsh and out of flavor.  This may be so.  However, dear reader, ask yourself if any synagogue or bank has ever been bombed and destroyed in Kosovo?   

Remember what happened to Monte Cassino, Italy?   

“February 15 the Allies bombed and demolished the Benedictine monastery, erroneously believing that the Germans had occupied and fortified it.   […]  A month later Allied aircraft dropped 1,400 tons of bombs on Cassino, leaving the town so heaped with rubble that tanks could not operate until bulldozers cleared paths for them”[6].  

What about Dresden in Germany, or Hiroshima (see note 7, below) and Nagasaki in Japan, why were these cities destroyed?  History will tell, if it is based on the integrity of future historians. 

Contact: nadir@sheddinglight.info

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