[NYC-L] Serb Salesmanship (link)

[Dardan Blaku]

Jeton,

Unfortunately, Kosova is in a PR catastrophy. "Kosova's Gov't in Exile" in
the 90's did a much better job... I mean they had even hired a PR firm. As
far as I can see, nothing is being done in Kosova that represents the
event as they happen' without being "processed" in Belgrade prior to being
distributed to the rest of the world. The only news sources cited in the
news reports are from BETA, B92, RTS, TANJUG etc...

The "volunteers" that were active on the net (you know who I'm talking
about) are no longer active, hoping that the Kosova Gov't will continue to
work on informing the world... and all we got after 1999 are political
party websites that publish news (albanian only of course) that may get
them more points for the next election for the fake parliament and the
fake presidency.

That is why sites like this one make up 98% of the Kosova related sites on
the web...

Dardani

On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, Jeton Ademaj wrote:

>           === NYC-L: New York City Discussion Forum ===
>
> Here's an example of the kind of toxic-waste spillage Albanians can expect
> from Belgrade...many of the assertions are boldly innaccurate, and the piece
> itself is too long and silly for most people.
> However, many of the lies there-in show an evolving Serbian propaganda
> strategy. Scroll all the way down to the bottom for the author's "7 points"
> for a summary, some of them aren't new but the packaging and re-focus
> certainly are...
>
> Incidentally, I found the link on www.Antiwar.com...one of the more reliably
> anti-Albanian websites on Earth. Know your enemies, etc..
>
>
> http://www.chroniclesmagazine.org/News/Trifkovic04/NewsST032304.html
>
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