` ::::::::I never said I speak Montenegrin. You might've gotten that impression for my previous account, which was used in 2007, back when Montenegrin nationalism was still huge. Now, I've given up on all forms of nationalism, I even declare my official language as Serbian because honestly, I've come to the conclusion that the Montenegrin that I, and as many others, called it will not be the official Montenegrin but rather Serbian as it was even before. And mate, you, as well the others, were acting ridiculous, I never meant that you were actually ridiculous. I never said Kosovo was independent, but that doesn't mean it isn't independent, do you follow? And why not, I'd go to Mitrovica and shout ``Kosova Republika``, and I'd do the same in the middle of Pristina except I'd shout ``Kosovo je Srbija!``. See, frankly I don't care because I'm not from Kosovo and honestly hate the fact that Serbs and Albanians are fighting over a measly piece of territory that is practically worthless in the economic sense. Religiously speaking, most of it is Serbian by amount of monasteries but these monasteries were defended by Albanians for centuries, so think about that for a second and then you tell me...   :::::::::You think it's easy to correct views and actions? Heck, I'm not perfect, but I stick to my views and actions because I think them through. If you don't, that's your problem. If you were a Montenegrin nationalist, and now you decided that it's not who you are, good for you. If you decided that you didn't mean that we were ridiculous when you said ``you guys are ALL ridiculous``, but really meant that we were acting ridiculous, good for you. That doesn't change history. When you say that ``there is no freedom of speech or rule of law in north Mitrovica``, think about it first. Or, better yet, explore for yourself. Go to Mitrovica, like I did. Check the destroyed Serbian graveyard in the South Albanian part of town and enjoy the peaceful tranquility of the untouched Muslim graveyard in the North Serbian part. Count the speck of left Serbs living in South Mitrovica and then count the many Albanians living freely in North Mitrovica. Talk about free speach when you do go to Prishtina and yell ``Kosovo je Srbija`` (I'm very glad you brought that up, thanks for helping my argument -)). If you hate the fact that this is happening in Kosovo, think about why it's happening. While you're looking at those destroyed houses, churches and monasteries in Kosovo, tell me that you honestly believe that Albanians a hundred years ago, are the same as they are today. I wish the hate wasn't there, but what do you expect when the local Albanian leaders protect people that destroy all that is Serbian, and then there's the Americans who went ahead and promised them independence. Imagine Vladimir Putin promising the Mexicans in Texas independence from the United States. Who funded the KLA? Even world leaders admit to openly supporting terrorists (CIA 1997) and separatists in Kosovo. Why Kosovo isn't independent? It just isn't. Go there and you'll see. It's occupied by NATO. The Albanians didn't get independence. They never will. Kosovo is not economically unimportant, believe me. I won't go into detail, but I sure wish Albanians and Serbs would unite against NATO and really get independence from them. Within Serbia, with wide autonomy, meaning that everyone in Kosovo has the freedom they deserve. Serbia is democratic now, and aspiring to join the EU. Protect international law, protect Kosovo.    == Subsection: Turkey? ==  ``During the first and second world wars Albanians were discriminated very harshly by its neighbors modern day Serbia and Greece for reasons still debatable today. Both caused ethnic cleaning among Albanian lands in north east Kosovo and northwest Greece. There was around 250,000 Albanians that were numbered leaving the Greek port of Thessalonika between 1912-1914.``  The above is included in this article under the subsection entitled ``Turkey``.  These sentences have nothing to do with Albanians living in Turkey.  They are also unsourced, and seemingly biased.  For that reason, I will be removing them from that section.  If someone feels that they belong there, or elsewhere in the article, please bring it up here first, and be prepared with reliable references.     == Proposed move back ==  This page was recently moved from Albanians to Albanian people, and Albanians was turned into a disambiguation page. Its only function is to distinguish between the ethnic sense of Albanians (independent of citizenship) and the political 