Migrants from Kosovo "find new route" in bid to reach EU

Now they aren't travelling through the rest of Serbia in order to leave but through Albania. Thank God. Anyone know where I could invest in some buses?

Fact is the Albanians had it made in Kosovo, but they got too greedy, violent and intolerant. Milosevic only acted because they were very abusive and destructive: to the Serbs and the state property/government - Albanians would sabotage the power plants repeatedly and Serb engineers were repeatedly repairing them. If only they tolerated Serbs living there they would have a nice position within Serbia.
And Serbs and Albanians aren't naturally enemies: the enmity was began by OUTSIDE powers who were using Albs (and others) against Serbs. Serbs were the targets. Austria was a big player in that; Italy supported terrorism too; Germany and now the U.S. The hate is a legacy of what was begun by outside powers which snowballed and persisted, with continual maneuverings and secret encouragement by outside powers (including, especially, those who who represent themselves as "peace brokers" nowadays.)

Now they aren't travelling through the rest of Serbia in order to leave but through Albania. Thank God. Anyone know where I could invest in some buses?

Fact is the Albanians had it made in Kosovo, but they got too greedy, violent and intolerant. Milosevic only acted because they were very abusive and destructive: to the Serbs and the state property/government - Albanians would sabotage the power plants repeatedly and Serb engineers were repeatedly repairing them. If only they tolerated Serbs living there they would have a nice position within Serbia.
And Serbs and Albanians aren't naturally enemies: the enmity was began by OUTSIDE powers who were using Albs (and others) against Serbs. Serbs were the targets. Austria was a big player in that; Italy supported terrorism too; Germany and now the U.S. The hate is a legacy of what was begun by outside powers which snowballed and persisted, with continual maneuverings and secret encouragement by outside powers (including, especially, those who who represent themselves as "peace brokers" nowadays.)