Was this Soshel's plan for Kosovo colonization?

A lawyer's profession, active in politics since 1993, he has been an MP until August of this year. From 1998 to 2000, he was Serbia's deputy prime minister.

In February 2003 he surrendered to The Hague tribunal, but the trial was not held until November 2007. The process was accompanied with much fuss, he went on a hunger strike, refused a lawyer, represented himself, called witnesses for protection, humiliated the trial body, was penalised three times for the cause; he was finally acquitted.

After 11 years and 9 months, it was allowed to return to Serbia “to be cured by the” cancer in November 2014. He led his party, and in the 2016 elections, he won 23 seats in Parliament.

On March 31, 2016, he was acquitted of all charges of ruling the first degree of judgment at the ICTY. Prosecutors appealed. On April 11th 2018, Appeals found him partly guilty of his role in the violent expulsion of Croats from Hrtkovci. But he pleaded not guilty to all counts of crimes against humanity committed in Croatia and Bosnia.

He was sentenced to 10 years in prison, but considered international justice to be valid.

After the decision, in an interview for the Balkan Radio Service Free Europe, he said he is <x0-headed with all crimes” that are “atricated” to him. And he added that he would repeat them.

I will now take some legal measures to reject this trial, but the most important is that I am proud of all the war crimes that have been attributed to me and crimes against humanity. In the future, I'm ready to repeat”, Seshel said.

Two years ago when the demarcation between Serbia and Kosovo was discussed, via a Twitter post, said Serbia should be prepared to regain Kosovo after NATO forces are withdrawn from it.

“We need to work during this time with modernisation of the army and weapons to be ready for retake of Kosovo after the fall of NATO. Meanwhile, we must under strong Serbian control keep part of Kosovo”, Seshel wrote.

We don't want any demarcation with Albanians. We have to do the demarcation in Albania, somewhere in the Durres belt. The Austro-Hungarian Empire created Albania as an artificial state to prevent Serbia from going out into the sea. In northern Albania, it's our legacy. There is Serb, even land and stone”, he added in a second post to the social network.

DIA publishes today what is known as the “Seshel” plan for Albanians. The shocking details of the project come today for the first complete time as they came out of his mouth in 1995.

The deputy prime minister clearly expressed his ideas in a speech in Parliament and later in the newspaper Velika Serbia (Great Serbia), Belgrade, October 14, 1995. The plan has a great similarity to what has happened and is still taking place today.

Ethnic cleansing, forced exhumation and seizure of land, it adds ideas to the mobilization of Serbian paramilitaries, psychological war and the elimination of Albanian leaders with false scandals, indented traffic accidents and... AIDS virus ().

From “to the opinion of foreigners” to “are tribal, they don't want the state”, notice how Voislav Seshel used the weaknesses of Albanians' character to turn into a Purge plan “with any condition “.

By Vojislav Seshel

DITA

A thousand years ago, the cornerstone of Serbian citizenship, of its national consciousness and culture was created in Kosovo and Metohija. Since then, no other legal state has existed in Kosovo and Metohija. Of all the peoples that have lived and worked in these regions all this time, the roots of the Serbian people are the deepest and most things. No one can imagine a Serbian state without Kosovo and Metohija. Therefore, keeping Kosovo and Metohija as an integral part of Serbia is as important as keeping the Serbian nation alive.

Migrating Serbs and abandoning their fathers' homes in Kosovo and Metohija was the fate of the Serbian people.
Ottoman rule and the atrocities of Islamist Albanians who were later deployed there made it impossible for Serbs to live there. They had no choice but to flee away to save their children; they fled without looking back, abandoning homes, properties, the cemetery of their grandparents and to be safe in Serbia or elsewhere.

The migration of Serbs from Kosovo and Metohia took place between the two world wars, while the deployment of Serb volunteers there was primarily fighter ʹ kept the presence of Serbs there to some extent. Unfortunately, it lasted only until World War II, when, first the invading fascists, and then the communists resumed the expulsion of Serbs and the deployment of a large number of immigrants from Albania.

During the 1944-45 period, the communist regime prevented expelled Serbs from returning and retakeing their homes, considering it a fact carried out the reconstruction of the region's ethnic structure. At the same time, Albanians were rewarded with the autonomy of Kosovo and Metohija, what would later serve as a start for their secession policies. The consequences of such anti-Serb policies were a large number of Serbs who left Kosovo and Metohia. Albanians usurped hundreds of hectares of state and private-Serb land, while monasteries, graveyards and other Serb sacred sites turned into targets of systematic disasters.

In the late 1980s, while trying to hold power, the communist regime in Serbia declared it would pursue a fair national policy and talk about resolving the Kosovo and Metohija issue. Serbs were deceived by the change of the Serbian constitution, through which the decision-making authority was returned to the Parliament. On paper, Serbia became a unified state, while Serbian president's promises paved the way for the return of Serbs to Kosovo and Metohija. This was a historic opportunity that the current Serbian regime failed to fulfill.

The policy that Belgrade has followed against Kosovo and Metohija is strongly motivated by political attitudes, thus failing to address the real interests of the Serbian people. With the approval and pressure of the international community, our government has quietly allowed the Albanian secession movement to become stronger, create a de facto pre-state called the Republic of Kosovo and internationalise the Kosovo issue. Once the Yugoslav federation's crisis is resolved, it will be quite clear that the Serbian issue must be resolved by all means through the unification of all Serbian territories in a single state.

Aware of the alarming situation in Kosovo and Metohija, which is getting worse at amazing speeds; given the betrayal of the Serbian regime towards its fellow citizens in Republika Srpska (Bosnia) and the Serb Republic of Krajina (Croatia), it is easy to expect the same to happen with Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija.

Disillusioned by statements by foreign officials who say that the issues of Kosovo and Metohija, the province of Raska (Sandzak) and Vojvodina should be resolved within the crisis frames in Yugoslavia; knowing that the national consciousness and the future of the Serbian people is unimaginable without Kosovo and Metohija as an indispensable part of the Serbian state; convinced that Serbia's President Slobodan Milosevic has drafted a betraying plan to the Serbian holy land, handing it to Albanian seceers, here will declare the national policy of Kosovo and the necessary measures for the fulfillment of these purposes, such as the defeat of all the Albanians and in Kosovo.

In order to wait for the consequences of this uprising, we are determined that the following issues will be addressed urgently:

1 ) State Reorganization

Reorganising the state and changing the current federation and territorial autonomy will take place, as these autonomy have shown they are fatal to the Serbian people. The best solution would be to draft a single state, which would include Republika Srpska, Republika Srpska, the Republic of Serbia and the Republic of Montenegro. The Serbian state would have a president, a single parliament, a single government, while the regions would be mediators between local administrations and the central government.

The Serbian state must be the national and democratic state of Serbs, as well as of citizens and other ethnic groups, to which all rights -- human, civilian and civic -- will be guaranteed. The removal of the existing autonomy of Kosovo and Metohija which has created a fatal inequality in Serbia and gave Albanians a basis for demanding secession is the essential element in meeting the Serbian national issue.

The Serbian people who are currently waging a challenging struggle for uniting all Serbian lands must have its top priority in maintaining all territories within Serbian borders. The full involvement of Kosovo and Metohija in a single Serbian state is internal and should be resolved as such, without the external arbitration of the so-called international community.

The resolution of Kosovo's status and Metohija as an integral part of the Serbian state, as well as the resolution of all other issues related to the realisation of a modern and democratic legal state, can only be achieved by creating a new constitution. The constitution could be announced by a constitutional-making parliament, elected by direct vote by all citizens of the country.

National policy towards Kosovo and Metohija cannot be achieved without being discussed by the relevant organs of parliament and without the consent of legitimate representatives of the Serb people in Kosovo and Metohija. Given the fact that a considerable number of national minorities live in Serbia, they, in line with international standards, enjoy all individual and collective rights, i.e., the right to use their language in judicial matters, the right to be educated in their language, the right to their religious services, cultural activities and so on.

But a precondition for enjoying such rights should be their obligation to show loyalty to the state, whose citizens they are.

2 A review of citizens' registration and their rights on the basis of 1991 count

It is imperative that the federal parliament urgently pass the citizenship law. The law will define the number of Albanian immigrants and their ancestors, who, during the period 1941-1987, illegally acquired land and other properties that no one else could ever have, in any other country. Today, in Yugoslavia, there are about 400,000 such foreigners; such a law would prevent them from living longer in our country.

Similar standards must be implemented for all citizens of the breakaway republics, unless they are of Serb nationality, and for all minorities refusing to accept citizenship in the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia. About 400,000 refugees from the breakaway Yugoslav republics could be deployed in their country -- a legitimate act of the regime.

Two rules must be enforced in the elimination of immigrants: those who have been proven extremists will be deported immediately, while others must have necessary documents, among which the most important is the certificate of citizenship, something none of them certainly has. This country must have on the first page the Serbian coat of arms -- Nemanjax's two-headed white eagle and four-shrilic ridge. Failure to pass this document will be the basis for deportation.

The repatriation of Albanians working temporarily in foreign countries should be prevented, especially those who left during the 1990-1993 (precognised to be around 300,000). Employment of those with certain professions must be denied, what will force them to leave the country.

Albanians in this regard are very adaptable on the one hand because they have migration centers in many countries, and on the other, because they adapt to their mentality of living in other countries. Such measures would primarily affect the educated part of their population so that the rest can easily be manipulated and unable to organise resistance.

3 Review of land ownership laws

Regarding the revision of property status, a special law should be enacted through which all Albanian-owned lands and other assets will be returned to Serbs and the Serbian Orthodox Church in Kosovo and Metohija. The church possessed huge real estate and maintained activities that benefit the local population.

By increasing its land and wealth, monasteries can objectively carry out their religious, cultural, and national mission. They can also help the Serbian people meet and prevent their further migration. During events that took place in the second half of the 20th century, only Serbian priests were not displaced from Kosovo. In return for their patriotism and the right to inheritance, they deserve numerous properties.

The land that was sold either in one way or another has ended up in the hands of Albanians, especially during 1966-1987 (during the Communist and Ballist rule [the Albanian National Foundation]), as well as the assets acquired by the fascists during World War II, should be returned to their Serbian masters and/or their offspring.

This can easily be accomplished, since, in most cases, Albanians have not built new houses, but have only collapsed the existing ones so that Serbs could not have a place to go if they decided to return. Albanians have undertaken this (action) because they have feared that the situation could change and the illegal embezzlement of assets on their part would not last forever.

During the [communist] socialist rule, agricultural co-operatives and collectives were created exclusively on the property and villages of Serbs, so there is a serious need for reprivatisation to give them property to their former owners, provided they live in them. If not, the earth should be offered to new owners. There is enough state-owned land to be divided or sold to Serbs coming from outside Kosovo and Metohija.

The land should be divided to private owners because the state has not exploited it properly. In addition, the land of agricultural co-operatives is suitable for establishing over it a considerable number of colonists who, living there, will be better able to develop well-being and interarm social, protective, and other activities.

There are many such lands throughout Kosovo and Metohija. It is quite simple to decide on these Serbian lands, which can have close co-operation with other centers of this kind in order to provide development assistance. The formation of chains of such settlements is attainable in regions of Decani, Prizren and Suhareka, where, driving out Albanians, a strong defence barricade could be established against Albania.

4 A Change of Ethnic Population Building

The colonisation of Kosovo and Metohija must be carried out quickly and permanently. Through political propaganda, colonies can be portrayed as Serbs who populate Serbian soil and that it doesn't matter which part of the country they live in as long as they live on their land.

These Serbs should also be offered long-term equipment and loans so that they can cultivate the land they are given, what they would do to stay there. The majority of Croats from Janjevo and Letnica [two Kosovo regions, where few Croats still live], led by ethno-centrism, fled to Croatia without any kind of pressure. Their property was either sold to Albanians or robbed by Albanians of neighbouring regions. Serbian refugees from Croatia must be placed in those homes and properties.

In addition to confiscating the Albanian land, which was illegally taken away, all those who have robbed property and occupied Serbian territories must pay the consequences in line with the Law to Ban the Redeploying of Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija.
The Law on Sale of Riches must be fully respected, and all efforts must be made for its provisions to be fully and properly implemented.

To that end, the main responsibility lies with the current Ministry of Finance (Thessari) of the Republic of Serbia, which in fact has not implemented that law. The ethnic scope of Albanians on Serbian state soil or that owned by Serbs must be hampered by all possible means.

All Albanians who are not citizens, something that can easily be proven with a population count, must be fired. All Albanians who want to leave will receive passports. Albanians with Yugoslav citizenship living abroad and /or are involved in secession activities must be stripped of citizenship.

Taking into account the current ethnic distribution (with just a few rural Serb enclaves and over 700 totally Albanian centres, while those few Serbs in their country are virtually being suppressed by Albanians, we believe colonization should be carried out in an organized way through the creation of villages, villages, small towns or new neighbourhoods in existing towns).

These countries must be closed, with an internal form of organization, such as health services, recreation, cultural activities, etc. In this way the people would be able to divide along the ethnic line, while the Serb minority in mixed neighbourhoods in cities would gradually cross into newly created enclaves, an idea that requires support and motivation.

In order for Serb enclaves to be protected, an Albanian population from 5 per cent to 10 per cent must be located there, (with a selection from family of reputation and authority).
The highways should be built up to a mile [1 km] away through a process that could be called “field configuration” ) to open a wide belt through Albanian enclaves and other countries like military barracks, polygons, warehouses, etc.

Lands and spaces near these highways must be distributed to Serbian settlers, which will result in reducing the Albanian population in these territories, what is an element that offers a sense of security for Albanians. These movements would create a “lepard” model of Serb enclaves that would grow and, in the end, become larger than the Albanian enclaves.

Invasion of territories in this way is more efficient than “plant” of individuals in Albanian communities, because it does not face property issues. The first approach offers much more security to colonists, while the second is a more stable process.

Serbian municipalities would depend mainly on state supplies and a small number of Serbian-owned private firms, while Albanian areas would be supported mainly through private firms, which could be allowed to operate. The state can help private firms that do not operate efficiently.

Later, the supply of electricity and water in Albanian enclaves will cease to make life there unaffordable. All of these are aimed at not only divisions in the Albanian population but also its complete isolation. If the neighbouring Serb enclaves of Albanians find them attractive (with private-owned shops, entertainment and so forth), this could be eliminated by causing incidents in those enclaves, such as beatings and violence.

The fundamental precondition to effectively control the flow of goods and capital is preventing corruption in Kosovo, Metohija and Serbia within, because it should be considered that Albanians are very capable of cheating and compromising others.

To prevent the circulation of large capital amounts on illegal roads, money must be checked rigorously by a well-organised banking system, frequent financial police interventions, severe transport and road control, attention to any kind of major change in the market, customs procedures and trade with foreign businessmen, financing of political organisations, etc.

All necessary measures must be taken to prevent the functioning of the Albanian private sector through the permanent restriction of their activities, which in turn may result in the control of funds of their political parties. Contacts with private firms and companies in Serbia must be prevented so that Albanian capital does not have monopolies in Serbia.

With adequate legislation and efficient taxation policies, large amounts of money can be collected and used in financial programmes such as colonization.

Much attention must be paid to drug trafficking. If an Albanian is caught in such an activity, it should be used as an excuse to prosecute and punish large groups. Such cases would discredit important personalities in the eyes of the Western world. This is a particularly sensitive issue for them, as Albanians are currently considered the world's leading drug traffickers.

Rigorosis measures should be taken against Albanian smugglers, especially those of tobacco. All of this could result in serious social unrest, if taken into account the fact that the majority of the Albanian population secures its livelihood from selling things on the streets and smuggling, practices which inevitably bring increased criminal and illegal activities.

However, we feel that with powerful and efficient police forces, it is easy enough to make people seek refuge abroad. All steps must be taken in order for Albanian capital to be channeled through Macedonia and Albania.

The release of letters by state authorities (unless passport selection) should be as complicated as possible, and all those who fail to obtain documents should be fined oppressively. Albanians like to stick to their clauseal procedures in resolving disputes and hate administrative intervention in the areas of life they consider important to them.

Such legislation must be adopted that will force Albanians to ask for permission to have even one cow. Promoting such regulations will convince them to go abroad and, later, face serious obstacles to the border when they try to return.

As for Serb enclaves, the procedure should be less complicated, while in cities where services are equally for the whole community, such as the Interior Ministry, citizens of different nationalities must be treated in different ways. These procedures will undoubtedly result in dissatisfaction among their community, what will create the conditions for a wide tent to be involved in various, terrorist organisations.

Hence, individuals from state security need to be re-infocused” as agents who claim to be putting pressure on the creation of these secret and/or hostile organizations, or even become leaders of such groups. Such frauds can be exploited by the state as a pretext to replace uncompromy shares against all their organisations.

This would result in interethnic tensions and further divisions in their parallel lives. To that end, such groups need more and more, while police would occasionally destroy any of these groups, which could then be allowed to consolidate again and appear to be a real organisation and “fide/ trust”.

Albanian political parties should be allowed to be created only through a specific legislation, and, at the same time, scandals must be created to discredit them. This could discredit their leaders in the eyes of local and foreign public opinion, which is of particular importance to Albanians.

Notable individuals with important roles in their political life must be eliminated by scandals, insulting traffic accidents, jealous killing, or infecting them with virus A IDS, when they travel abroad. Their infection would become public when they cross the border so that they can quarantine.

With proper propaganda in their media, such events can create artificial view of your true percentages of infected people, what would be used as an excuse to isolate large groups. This would help promote Albanians as an infected people.

 

5 Information and propaganda

Transmission of dedicated radio and television programs in Albanian, which would be aimed at corrosion of their patriarchal and tribal mentality by offering the most decadent values of the West, which can easily be absorbed by primitive people.

Such programmes could be spared to Serb enclaves, mainly because of language barrier, as well as through the establishment of cable television in buildings and settlements newly established for Serbs.

The creation of a powerful and efficient propagandistic machine to feed international public opinion is essential and something already in use. Even a publishing activity (secret) should be established to allow them to defuse criticism against the Serbian regime.

Albanians should be denied all kinds of social assistance, because it has enabled their senior birth report. The high birth report among the national minority of Muslim faith has resulted in a very high population (their) in Kosovo and Metohija. Such a thing creates a demographic surplus, so the migration of Albanians is necessary and can be taken without any pressure from Serbian authorities.

An essential element of the national programme for Serbs is the birth of a third and fourth child. Serbia has enough economic space and resources to deal with tens of millions of inhabitants, so a birth rate increase is important in every respect. In order to increase the level of Serbian births, which would directly affect Kosovo itself and Metohija, many concrete, stimulating and restrictive actions must be taken.

Serbian mothers who have three, four or more children must have the right to early retirement. They should receive help for their children despite their family income. Planning and expanding households should be the top priority of all individuals, families, and society.

Serbian families with more children should be loaned for homes and private businesses; they should be given apartments, jobs, other facilities and incentives for child rearing.
There is a need for schools and military and police academys, additional military institutions, as well as other state institutions, such as ministries that would facilitate the deployment of thousands of military officers, police, state officials, together with their families, with infrastructure needed for a normal living.

All Serbs who want to live in those areas must be given free fertile land, construction and space ground for private businesses. All those who place their economic facilities there and have at least 10 employees should be offered abundant opportunities, as exemptions from taxation for ten years.

Retired military officers, policemen, and state officials can solve the problems of accommodation / housing by providing them with comfortable and far - reaching apartments in the Kosovo and Metohija region.

The border generation, the minimum 50km in the vicinity of Albania, should be used for Serb deployment. This will avoid any danger to the area, while the neighbourly relationship could function in line with bilateral needs and interests. The border zone near Albania should be divided exclusively to Serbs, while the adjacent part of the territory should be owned by the Yugoslav Army.

6 ) Education

The education system in state schools should be in line with the elements and values of Serbian, European and global culture and art; the language of learning should be Serbian. Open prospects and free development in Serbia are very attractive to minorities.

Minority-language schools will be treated as private, while someone who wants to be employed will need a verification that proves he has completed schooling in line with the state curriculum. In this way, a careful selection and normal inclusion of all positive Serbian values and structures will be included in their education.

After the overthrow of Albanian pre-states, the Serbian University of Pristina has made a radical change and is on track to achieve good results, which directly determine the fate of Kosovo, Metohija and the state itself. This road needs to be stabilised and promoted further, in line with new needs and educational programs.

All efforts must be made to make conditions at the Serbian University of Pristina more favourable than inside Serbia. Efforts must be made to further preserve and promote the current cultural parallel education of Albanians, because they will thus have all the closed doors for employment and social inclusion.

All these efforts should be made for the population to be distributed worldwide, including Macedonia and Albania.

Such companies should be simultaneously with different forms of pressure and create feelings of uncertainty. All tools, though modified under specific circumstances, must be used to prevent Albanian scesionists from hiring.
Army

In order to solve the problem of Kosovo and Metohija, the Yugoslav Army must be transformed into the Serbian Army. People from the republics who have been removed from the federation must immediately be expelled from the army ranks, ranging from those holding leadership positions, except those who have proved to be true and valiant fighters in protecting the freedom of the Serbian people.

Such an army would be more consolidated and able to solve complicated military and combat issues, and it may be less expensive.

The Law on Army should be harsh enough to force any Yugoslav citizen to make his contribution to the country's defence, while members of national minorities can contribute money or work. These issues should be arranged in detail by a specific law.

It is necessary to intensify the deployment of Serbs to the vicinity of existing military bases, while non-Serbs should not be allowed to build houses there. In this respect, the current situation is catastrophic, so urgent measures are needed to change it. Several military objects of vital importance must be moved to Serb enclaves, but at the same time they must keep full control of the entire territory of Kosovo and Metohija through visits, maneuvers and other military activities.

It is imperative that within the army the operation of the professional deethnic guerrilla units, which must be located in strategically important municipalities in Kosovo and Metohija, be legalised.

7 Police

The “Police are a very important element of the state, responsible for maintaining Kosovo and Metohija as permanent property of the Serbian state. However, the police must be better-trained and more professional than they are now. New ones and educated individuals should join the police, and all members of these forces must carry out additional courses.

The police academy will play a crucial role in this regard. Police forces in Kosovo and Metohija will be exclusively involved in protecting Serb residents as a endangered people in these areas.

8 ) Public Services

The route through which the Serbian Army withdrew in 1915 has widely defined the direction of a future highway (Nish, Pristina, Podgorica, Tivar), which will steadily connect Serbia with Montenegro and the Adriatic Sea through Kosovo and Metohija.

The implementation of such a project should be a priority for public services. Even during international sanctions and the economic crisis, it is possible to make rapid progress in this direction, which would have an age-long impact on the Kosovo issue”.

9 Defense

The current situation in Kosovo and Metohija could have unpredictable consequences, especially if external factors are aimed at implementing such a scenario. For this reason, preventative activity should be given special attention; first of all, by bringing all sorts of weapons, by or without license, to neutralise all paramilitary, pre-police and pre-territorial protection formations.

If we have to wage a war to protect Kosovo and Metohija, it must be fought with all possible means and finish as soon as possible. No kind of talks or agreements should start with the representatives of Albanians until the citizenship law has been adopted and the exact number of those who recognise and accept this state as their verified state.

For Albanians who claim to be citizens of Serbia or Yugoslavia, respectively, the state should be more tolerant and they could be involved in state and political bodies, always if they accept the Serbian state and its laws.