You are assuming that the Serbs have broad access to the Western media, wherein they have an excellent opportunity to change a large number of minds. That is not the case. The western media is anti-Serbian. It will never permit the Serbian point of view to have wide coverage. Anyone who believes that it will is naive. Therefore Serbia cannot win the propaganda war.

In the final analysis, what really counts is might and power. That is realpolitik. The Serbian ace-in-hole is Russia. If America and the West have to choose between a confrontation with Russia or surrendering Kosovo, they will surrender Kosovo. It will be another Cuban missile crisis in reverse, with America on the losing end.

While it seems boring to you to repeat what has happened to Serbs, to me it looks necessary. Not because it has not been told or written about, but because those who committed these despicable atrocities against the Serbs continue to be received by the “world community” as either victims or statesmen.

Serbs have to follow the Jewish steps and not let one comma/ error pass by without Serbs protesting or making the record straight. Serbophobic statements must be challenged.
Problems of Squiptars in Kosovo and Metohija and an illegal and criminal behaviour of the so-called international community can be viewed from different angles. However, principle by which the Kosovo status is to be solved should have solid foundation on international law, but also an explanation that Squiptars/Albanians in Kosovo-Metohija are the least deserving people to have their “independent” state due to their terrorist/murderous behaviour against the Serbs throughout the history.

Under international law, Kosovo belongs to Serbia. Resolution 1244 is international law, unless of course one believes that the United Nations is an illegitimate entity. That resolution asserts categorically that Kosovo is part of Serbia (which is the successor state of Yugoslavia).

That is the present reality and the basis on which this problem has to be resolved. The Kosovo Albanians, assuming that they are in Kosovo legally, have a right to be there, have equal rights and have a right to a certain amount of autonomy.

If however, these Albanians engage in subversive or violent acts against the government of Serbia, that government has a sovereign right to use force to put an end to these acts. That right is enshrined in international law. Moreover, if the Kosovo Albanians do not want to accept Serbian sovereignty, they are free to leave Kosovo and, in fact, should be encouraged to leave. No country should put up with a rebellious and violent minority. That has not happened nor will it happen.

In addition to your excellent comment:

Albanians- Squitpars have committed genocide against the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija. Supported by American/ French/ Italian and British, Albanians have expelled some 250.000 Serbs, killed over 3000 Serbs, expelled Serbs from their villages, cities and homes, destroyed some 150 Serbian Orthodox Christian churches and monasteries since UNMIK troops occupied Kosovo-Metohija (1999 – 2007). And they weren’t even “reprimanded” for this horror let alone punished.
Had it happened to any other nation in Europe, the “international community” would energize itself in to another humanitarian bombardment. Given that this has been happening to Serbs by Albanians under auspices of the UN / NATO – this genocide is carefully hidden from the outside world. Sadly, Serbia’s president Boris Tadic and his ilk play along the NATO tune. This is why Serbians should not vote for Tadic on February 3