KFOR Major Kas Changes Side and Crosses Over To Support the Serbian People : Find Out Why ..Read More...  Serbian barricades found themselves welcoming an unusual guest Thursday, Christian Kas, who returned to Serbian barricades, defending Serbs! Former Major of a KFOR contingent from
Norway stated for the official record Thursday, owing to formerly working in the
capacity of KFOR’s information division, he confessed that KFOR “failed” in achieving
their mission of defending the Serbian population when NATO illegally bombed
Serbia and Montenegro in 1999. He also stated that he was extremely naïve when
believing in 2000, when he himself arrived in Kosovo with KFOR, when leading his
KFOR contingent against the Serbian Army in Kosovo, the NATO attacked Serbia in
order to protect human rights. “Therefore, as a former officer of KFOR, I personally
feel obliged to apologize.” Before becoming a Major with KFOR, Kas spent time with the Court system in Noway, learning about Kosovo at the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs saying: “ My mentor to me even then said to me the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia (1999), was catastrophically, a mistake, and, the Albanian mafia operating in Kosovo and Albania operates freely in Kosovo undertaking their illegal narcotic transactions through Kosovo, into the rest of Europe.” And he continued, “However, it turned out that I was not prepared to face this reality when I was deployed in Kosovo on the ground. I was not certain these were actual the truthful facts until I saw them myself. Now I know it is a fact, that KFOR is not doing its job protecting Serbs fairly the way it protects Albanians in Kosovo. KFOR soldiers are cowards because of allowing the Albanian KLA to officially be recognized and develop into the, Kosovo Protection Corps, and, later into the , Kosovo Police. By doing so, the KLA has integrated their criminal elements into the political police force in Kosovo as to obtain for themselves, a legitimate status inside of, Kosovo institutions.
“In when returning from Kosovo, back to Norway, I received a collection of legal cases of Serbian asylum seekers, to Norway, in February 2011. It was then I witnessed the desperate pleas of the Serbian asylum seekers wishing to come to Norway who were expelled from Kosovo”, Kas said. “Working in the Norwegian Refugee Center near Belgrade, I met the, Swan sisters, Anne and Mary Maslovarić . They were only one of the many families having to flee Kosovo in 1999 because KFOR did not protect them from retaliation from, Albanians. I cried a lot, and suffered intense post-traumatic psychological reactions from experiences their misery and suffering when stationed in Kosovo as a KFOR Major,” “That
triggered something in me causing me to act, even though I was at one time a NATO
officer myself.” And, “for this, I have to apologize to the people in Serbia,
because we (NATO) were unable to protect Serbs and other minorities in Kosovo
properly.” “Today I
am ashamed of what I did then” Kas added. “ Assisting the NATO in unilaterally
bombing Yugoslavia without any legal UN Securityt Council checks.”And he
continued saying that, “The information about the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
then, was in fact merely a creation of American and British leaders and other professional
officers.” And said, “I was almost ready
to transfer out then because I discovered the NATO’s primary goal was to completely
hide the truth as I am telling it to you now, from the rest of the world.” He
concluded in saying, “The NATO’s goal was to hide the truth that so many Serbs
were being persecuted in Kosovo for other political economic reasons.” Kas also
said he began doubting NATO’s true intentions in Kosovo when, “Doubt finally moved
in when the Western international news media was forbidden to print the
important story, reporting the Albanian attack on a UNMIK bus carrying Serbs, killing
three people.” “It was after that I began making it a point to meet with more Serbs in Kosovo and to find out more about the Serbian side of the story there which has not been fairly reported.” “I really broke down when meeting the, Popovic, famikly in 1999. They had barely escaped death and the oldest family member, who remained in order to keep their Kosovo apartment, is still missing, and has yet been found.” Kas
continued saying, “I also spoke with the Albanians who live in the Popovic’s apartment now that they are gone and they
coldly said, they have no idea what I'm
talking about.”.
Kas, even after returning to Norway from KFOR in Kosovo said he felt an unexplainable urge to, “return to Serbia, which he began to consider as his “second homeland.” Kas said, “I was embarrassed when in 2008 the Norwegian authorities recognized Kosovo as an independent state, and subsequently returning seventy Serbs who were in my country (Norway), seeking asylum. The Norwegian government at that time, Serbs are no longer entitled to Norwegian protection even though we, the NATO countries have made the problem of Kosovo refugees in the first place.”
“My book begins by describing the usual war rhetoric and media dynamics preceding the Kosovo NATO bombing in 1999 which commenced in Rambouillet, France. I fear that the international community is now repeating the same recipe in the case of the Serbs in northern Kosovo,”Kas said in concluding his interview. Let us hope not! God Forbid!
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