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Jehuda Coref to Tony Blair: By putting through the law of the jungle the NATO encourages terrorists around the world
April 24, 1999



TEL AVIV, 24 April (Tanjug) - The horrible images of NATO bombers spreading chaos and barbarism over Serbia are really encouragement for terrorists around the world, accents the letter sent by Israeli Jehuda Coref to British Prime Minister Tony Blair.

Coref, who became Doctor in Physics at Oxford University, says that the NATO has thus put through the law of the jungle without precedent and exposed little democracies to the constant threat of being lynched by bigger states' gangs.

"The Albanian majority in Kosovo and Metohija is really the consequence of systematic Albanian terrorism starting in the previous century, which has caused continual migration of Serbs from this area. All through the period, illegal moving in of Albanians from Albania has been going on", states Coref.

The latter also points out that, during World War II, Albanian Nazis from Kosovo and Metohija killed and banished Serbs. Their houses and lands were taken over by immigrants from Albania.

In his letter to the British Prime Minister, with whom he studied at the same university, Coref accents that "World War II was a unique historical concurrence of coincidence on the basis of which the essence of nations can be tested. During that period of greatest demands and efforts, Serbs surpassed all nations in their exceptionally persistent and fearless struggle against the Nazis."

Citing that Tito's postwar politics allowed a continuation of illegal immigration from Albania into Kosovo and Metohija and the putting through of far-reaching autonomy in Kosovo and Metohija at the expense of Serbia, Coref warns that the Albanians of Kosovo and Metohija used the autonomy for augmentation of terrorism, on account of which a large number of Serbs left Kosovo and Metohija.

Those who stayed were exposed to constant terror and enmity with the goal to separate the purely Albanian Kosovo and Metohija from Serbia. Serbs, however, cannot accept the separation of Kosovo and Metohija, the birthplace of their culture and spirituality.

"The world is facing a much more serious and much greater misery than merely the crisis in Kosovo and Metohija. In spite of that - writes Coref - he persists that there is no greater misfortune than the fate of Albanian refugees and that there is no more urgent world interest than the foundation of another Albanian state."

The NATO has "cynically accepted the consequences of systematic Albanian terrorism and is now attacking the Serbs for their traditional chivalry, cleverly used by the Albanians of Kosovo and Metohija for their forceful expanding", concludes Coref in his letter to Blair.


 


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