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**Ltftujkg** · 09-16-2008, 12:22 AM

I have read in a number of places that in 1994 the Greek Orthodox Church knighted Radovan Karadzic, and declared him "one of the most prominent sons of our Lord Jesus Christ working for peace." I'm wondering if the Greek Church has since come to repent of this decision. I'm not a fan of NATO or US involvement in the Balkans, but I am really disturbed by the relationship of the Orthodox Church to militant Serbian nationalism.

I cannot find any information about the above but you should keep in mind the fact that there have been a lot of lies concerning what happened and is happening in the Balkans. Muslims states have been created that mean future trouble in this region.

The so-called "western" press have concentrated on the suffering of the Muslims in this region. Thousands of Orthodox Serbs were also massacred but this has been downplayed. Why? This absolutely inexcusable one-sided interpretation of events should be examined very carefully.

Politics is a very dirty business. And, unfortunately, today's leaders are particularly immoral.

The following article is very interesting and objective I believe.

http://www.amnation.com/vfr/archives/011053.html

Could you provide a link to the article or articles you refer to above, please.

09-16-2008, 12:22 AM	#2
Ltftujkg Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	I have read in a number of places that in 1994 the Greek Orthodox Church knighted Radovan Karadzic, and declared him "one of the most prominent sons of our Lord Jesus Christ working for peace." I'm wondering if the Greek Church has since come to repent of this decision. I'm not a fan of NATO or US involvement in the Balkans, but I am really disturbed by the relationship of the Orthodox Church to militant Serbian nationalism. I cannot find any information about the above but you should keep in mind the fact that there have been a lot of lies concerning what happened and is happening in the Balkans. Muslims states have been created that mean future trouble in this region. The so-called "western" press have concentrated on the suffering of the Muslims in this region. Thousands of Orthodox Serbs were also massacred but this has been downplayed. Why? This absolutely inexcusable one-sided interpretation of events should be examined very carefully. Politics is a very dirty business. And, unfortunately, today's leaders are particularly immoral. The following article is very interesting and objective I believe. http://www.amnation.com/vfr/archives/011053.html Could you provide a link to the article or articles you refer to above, please.
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