The same applies to Albanians in Kosovo - fast and dramatic Islamisation is the strongest in those areas of Kosovo where UCK had and has its strongholds.

"Nations" of "Bosnians" and "Kosovars" (how about "Macovars" in Macedonia?) are just a prelude to establishing Sharia order , an expansion base, a clever tactical step to squeeze as much support from the West as possible.

Now that the core Europe is full of arrogant and agressive Moslems and nevertheless continues to support the Muslims at the expence of the Ortodox neighbours, mostly against the Serbs , continues to denigrate the Ortodox world and its century long heroic fight for liberty, its achievements, the Ortodox world needs to admit that there is, indeed, a deeper affinity between Islam and the West. Free from a dangerous illusion that the West and the Ortodox world are branches of the same tree, brothers, the Ortodox world will be able to mobilize its potentials to defend itself against the agressions, both from Islam and from the West.

Sad but true: Mr Kenny is right: Islam is part of the West. His words "No matter what" describe this tellingly. Sharia mentality is fully compatible with the EU mentality of cowardness, maliciousness and stupid arrogance.

Today's demographics show that the there are only about 64% native born Macedonians but 65% Christian Eastern Orhodox, while the Albania escapees (Muslims) along with Turks comprise 33.3% of the population.

Greece was very decidedly against Macedonia using the name Macedonia so they official had to use Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia.

The United States began referring to Macedonia by its constitutional name, Republic of Macedonia, in 2004 and negotiations continue between Greece and Macedonia to resolve the name issue.

Sourced from CIA's word factbook:

https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/mk.html

THAT SAID, as others have pointed out, the presence of Islam has been little more than destructive for the fabric of European civilization. Further, the so-called ethnic European Muslims (Bosniaks, Macedonians and Albanians) are descendants of Christians, many of whom resisted conversion for quite some time before they capitulated to financial pressures to convert.

FINALLY, the fact that terror is omnipresent in an era of mass weapons and modern technology only bolsters the point that Bush misses the problem with "War on Terror" rhetoric. This is a continuation of the eternal jihad that began with the Prophet's "revelation."

Re: #5, I have never lived in Ireland, but I have heard differently. Not that it matters much: in any case, the progression of the Troubles gets more complicated with every story I read/hear about it.

Of course, "... it is not in the interest of the Austrian authorities to make a public declaration that they are loosing the battle against Albanian criminals on their own soil. ..."

Would be very interesting to know how they fare in Italy. The last I heard the police in Bari was _overwhelmed_ by Albanian criminals.

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http://www.bmi.gv.at/kriminalpolizei/ --> Fahndungen (searches) --> Verdächtige (suspects)

Right now they are doing "a great deal better": from the 19 most wanted there are "only" 7 Albanians which is obviously under 50%. I suppose it is not in the interest of the Austrian authorities to make a public declaration that they are loosing the battle against Albanian criminals on their own soil. Not that there is anything wrong with a little bit of truth, but the political pressures are predominant. Austrian most wanted URL:

http://www.bmi.gv.at/kriminalpolizei/

"... Was Sirhan Sirhan’s assassination of Robert Kennedy caused by trauma inflicted on him as a Palestinian by Israelis? ..."

Good question.

Sirhan Sirhan was a Maronite Christian from Palestine, and I do remember reading in the press at the time how his family's priest was praising him as an exceptionally decent person, a true Christian raised in the finest tradition of his religion.

Wikipedia, which indeed is not a reliable source by any stretch, claims various strange things about him, but it does admit that his motives were likely related to his anger about the Israeli oppression of Palestinians and Robert Kennedy's support for Israel (though the writer, of who knows which ethnic persuasion, then puts a spin on that too).

Would be interesting to know the facts.