The Subconscious, Overarching Reason the World went after the Serbs
There are a number of myriad reasons that we bombed a European country on behalf of Muslims claiming oppression in Kosovo despite a decade of evidence that the opposite was happening. One aspect of course was the leftist and neocon fantasy that Islamic good will could be won.
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Europe already had a distaste for the unabashedly Christian Serbs, and felt threatened that there still existed a huge Yugoslavia to which borders still meant something and which could be unweildy in a new Europe composed of small states, powerless in and of themselves and subject to the say of a large, all-encompassing European Union.
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But the unprecedented phenomenon of media, governments, peaceniks, hawks, NGOs and humanitarian agencies being on the same page for war in a unique convergence of interests can best be explained by one subconscious but compelling motivation.
To convince the world of an unconvincing case they continually try to make: the archaic notion that Christians are just as violent, dangerous, brutish and bellicose as Muslims, that those who follow the Good Book can be as violent as those who follow the Koran.
To anyone saying that Christian violence is an obsolete notion, specific to a time and place we haven’t seen for hundreds of years, one can respond, “But wait! Look at what the Christians in the Balkans did to the meek Muslims.
This hoax, still perpetuated and protected, is as big as the one by which Muslims had the world believing that the Crusades were an aggressive and unprovoked Christian-initiated holy war, rather than a defensive and delayed reaction to the conquest and subjugation of the Holy Land by a Muslim holy war.
Can it be?!?
Pertinent Links:
1) The Subconscious, Overarching Reason the World went after the Serbs
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