Did NATO troops raid a Serbian Orthodox church using explosives in 2004, and tie up and beat the priest and?

Question

his son?

Answer 1

I don't know about NATO troops but I would beleive the KLA would do this though.

Answer 2

Church have no weapons right? Most likely

Answer 3

If the experience of citizens living in Grozny in February 2000 is anything to go by, when the Soviet Union virtually carpet bombed parts of a modern city, then nothing would surprise me concerning NATO troops. Same culture of murdering and terrorizing citizens.

The Balkans has always been a political vacuum because of its position as a strategic buffer zone between east and west. The movement and transfer of the Muslim culture into Southern Europe has been resisted by the Morovians etc for hundreds of years, supported by the Orthodox and Roman Catholic sections of state/church hierarchy. There's Huge political activity in this region headed up by the Vatican.who want this region to remain in the hands of the Catholic and Orthodox faithful since the decline of Turkish (Ottoman) influence in the region formerly Christian Byzantine.

THE NATO interference in Serbia has made no contribution to the wider cultural crisis of identity in the region and has simply postponed the day when conflict between Christian and Muslim (New Testament and Old) will occur again.

Some Priests are political activists either with Liberal or Neocon sympathies but in this region they are staunch supporters of a culture rooted in the Christian tradition and they believe their mission is to protect this tradition in the same manner as the US and UK Governments who believe their military campaigns are justified also,

Answer 4

Maybe, but why?