They were the ones who terrorized and murdered the ethnic Albanians durng the 90s. Kinda natural to want to seperate when your mother nation is sending tropps to commit crimes of rape and murder.
Nice propaganda. Did you make that up yourself, or was it put in your head for you?
The ethnic Albanians were revolting against the police/government in Kosovo, helped by Al-Queda and Osama Bin Laden. War is hell, and so are revolutions.
As for the facts, here's an opposing opinion on your propaganda regurgitation:
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"In March 1999, NATO forces launched an 11-week
non-stop aerial attack upon Yugoslavia that violated
the UN charter, NATO's own charter, the US
Constitution, and the War Powers Act. Yugoslavia had
invaded no UN or NATO member. The Congress had made no
declaration of war. No matter.
...
Thus, a week before the bombings began, David
Scheffer, US State Department ambassador at large for
war crime issues, announced that "we have upwards [of]
about 100,000 [ethnic Albanian] men that we cannot
account for" in Kosovo.
A month later, the State Department claimed that up to
500,000 Kosovo Albanians were missing and feared dead.
...
Not long after, as public support for the war began to
wane, Ambassador Scheffer escalated the 100,000 figure
to "as many as 225,000 ethnic Albanian men aged
between 14 and 59" who remained unaccounted. He
considered this to be one of the greatest genocidal
crimes against a civilian population. Indeed it was,
if true.
...
From June through August 1999, the New York Times
alone ran 80 articles, nearly one a day, that made
some reference to mass graves in Kosovo. Yet when it
came down to hard evidence, the graves seemed to
disappear, as the FBI discovered for itself.
In mid-June, the FBI sent a team to investigate two of
the sites listed in the war crimes indictment against
Slobodan Milosevic, one said to contain six victims
and the other 20.
The team lugged 107,000 pounds of equipment into
Kosovo to handle what was called the "largest crime
scene in the FBI's forensic history", but it came up
with no reports about mass graves.
Some weeks after its arrival, the FBI team returned
home, oddly with not a word to say about their
investigation. Months later, the London Financial
Times reported that the FBI had found not thousands
but 200 bodies at 30 sites."
http://www.cpa.org.au/garchve3/1023par.html
