Kosovo or Albania two

Around the world there are many people who don't have their own states. Kurds for example, or what about Chechnya. Still while they are largly forgotten Albanians with the help from the U.S. got their second states.

For as long as I remember Kosovo was an Serbian province, not an republic like Serbia and the other 5 states that once made up Yugoslavia. Ofcourse they claim that Kosovo is an unique case and can't be compared to Republic Srpska in Bosnia for example, since Bosnia is an sovereign country, well so is Serbia.

The independence of Kosovo shows that the U.N. and international law means nothing. In effect minorities everywhere can proclaim independence. All they have to do is not recognize the state they live in, make sure they are a majority in a part of that state, a province or region for example, and cause problems by driving out the original population and killing police officers.

Kosovo isn't a real state, and it never will be. Not only because of it was always part of Serbia, but also because of the Albianians themselves. While out celebrating they didn't show their own flag, instead they were waving with U.S. flags and the Albanian one which they don't want to give up despite the fact that Kosovo is supose to be another country.

Ofcourse something had to be done, and Serbs weren't always innocent throughout the history. But without making it myself to easy, Milosovic was wrong to revoke the autonomous status it once had and use that much violence, independence really isn't the way.

The U.S. administration will say that talking didn't work, but what do you expect when they promised the albanians before the talks even started that they get an second independend state if the talks would fail. Ofcourse the Albanian side didn't feel the need to really talk because in the end they would get what they wanted anyway. Albanians also claim ofcourse that they once had an autonomous status and that was taken away, so they don't trust the Serbian side anymore. However times are different and this would have been an internationally agreed upon status, so there would have been no chance for Belgrade to take away that status again. However all that is to late, lots ot countries have recognised Kosovo already. While Europe is divided over the issue, I see no way of reversing the procces. Most important are the remaining Serbs who live in Kosovo. International protection couldn't prevent even more attacks from Albanians, and more Serbs have fled the province since KFOR moved in. I can't see how independence will improve their conditions. Lots need to be done by the Albanians and international comunity to gain their trust. Kosovo is their land and they must remain, however i fear the worse for them.