" Carla Del Ponte has been heading a political agenda that has caused more trouble in the troublesome Balkans. In her opening statement she equals the victim and the agressor and that is againts any moral judgement. Everyone who has followed world events knows that Serb committed genocide in Kosovo. Defending yourself againts such horrific acts is not crime it is justice. Former Prime Minister Haradinaj did just that. He defended his countrymen. "

" Del Ponte's comment that "If I have no witnesses appearing in this court, I will be obliged to withdraw this indictment" only encourages the KLA continue its programme of witness intimidation. As for Dren's comment that "Everyone who has followed world events knows that Serb committed genocide in Kosovo" all I can say is look at the ethnic make-up of Kosovo today and compare it to the ethnic make-up of Kosovo in the past and it becomes clear that Kosovo-Albanians are the perpetrators of a genocide not its victims. The Jews are gone, the Serbs are gone, the Roma are gone, the Gorani are gone. Kosovo is almost purely Albanian. Many cities and towns in Kosovo are 100% pure Albanian. The few Non-Albanians who have remained in Kosovo are forced to live in ghettos guarded by UN and NATO troops, yet its the Albanians who claim to be the victims. "

" Finnally somebody to try to convict murderers, there were victims on both sides, murderes must be found and prosecuted "

" Both Serbs and Albanians commited crimes against humanity in Kosovo. Its time for both Serbian and Kosovar Governments to send their war criminals to Hague, where they should be sentenced with maximum penalty for genocide. Then all (meaning all nationalities) the refugees and internally displaced people should return to their homeland Kosovo, where they could decide the future of the province. "

" Both Serbs and Albanians commited crimes against humanity in Kosovo. Its time for both Serbian and Kosovar Governments to send their war criminals to Hague, where they should be sentenced with maximum penalty for genocide. Then all (meaning all nationalities) the refugees and internally displaced people should return to their homeland Kosovo, where they could decide the future of the province. "

" The Jews were booted out of the Serb territories (including Kosova) during WWII by the Serb regime cooperating with the Nazis. Many of those Jews found a safe heaven in Albania. Before the Kosova war, many Serbs left the region for greener pastures in Serbia and elsewhere in Yugoslavia. Kosova was afterall the most underdeveloped province in the former Yugoslavia used mostly for the mining resources. Kosovars also had bigger families. That explains why they're the dominant majority today. As for the Serb exodus after the war...well, it is quite unfortunate, but in the end you reap what you sow. "

" I think Ment's comments prove just how credible the Albanian side is. These people have no ethics and will make-up any lie to justify their position. The Albanians collaborated with the Nazis and drove the Jews out of Kosovo. Kosovo-Albanians volunteered for the Nazi SS. The SS Skenderbeg division was made-up of Albanian volunteers from Kosovo. The Serbs fought against the Nazis. Hitler bombed Belgrade because the Serbs revolted against his attempt to takeover Yugoslavia. Eventhough they were accused of collaboration by the Communists, Serb Chetniks fought the Nazis. There are thousands of documents and reports from Allied (American & British) soldiers, and reporters proving this. There are also German documents showing that the Nazis were actively involved in combat against the Chetniks. "

" Andy, yes the Albanians did volunteer for the Nazis just like they do today for Nato. When a superpower comes to your aid in helping you overcome oppression it is difficult to refuse. As for the treatment of Jews by the Albanian community during WWII, do a bit of research before posting. "

" Andy You seem partially right on a couple of points with regard to WWII. I did some research myself on Google. It appears history of that period is not exactly flattering to the Croats, Kosovar Albanians ... and the Serbs incidentally. You're not telling the whole story either. Why do you think that is? "

" Ment, how is World War II not flattering to the Serbs? The Serbs were the first people to organize grass-roots/guerilla resistance to the Nazis. The Serbian Chetnik movement was Anti-Fascist and Anti-Communist. Gen. Mihailovic was awarded the Legion of Merritt award by the United States for the assistance he gave the Allies during the war. The Communists were the only ones accusing the Serb Chetniks of Nazi collaboration. None of the Allied soldiers attached to the Chetniks reported any collaboration. As for who drove the Jews from Kosovo I would point you to Jared Israel's interview with Cedomir Prlincevic the leader of the Jewish Community in Pristina. He says: "We [the Jews] were not driven out from Kosovo by Albanians from Pristina but by Albanians from Albania." "