How Much, Nicole?
Nicole Rent-a-Voice Kidman
On the same day Serbia was burying the remains of 29 civilians executed by Albanian terrorists and thrown into a Kosovo mass grave, Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman waltzed into southern Serbian province of Kosovo and Metohija as a United Nations goodwill ambassador, “pledging to provide a voice for the troubled province.”
Not that she really knows it’s a province in the Serbian state, the Hollywood star thinks Kosovo is “a country”:
“I’m here ... to learn so that I can help your country at this crucial, crucial time for the future. To meet people, hear their stories and educate myself, and I suppose be a voice for you if you need it.”
It’s a good thing they took Nicole to Pristina straight from Rome, so she probably understands they did not leave the European continent. That’s a start.
Women’s or Terrorists’ Rights?
The actress was appointed a goodwill ambassador on January 26, 2006, for a U.N. organization that fights for women’s rights.
At the time, Kidman was saying it was her own “passion toward helping women” that motivated her to first call the United Nations and that, in her new role, she hopes to focus attention on violence against women.
Noeleen Heyzer, head of UNIFEM, called Kidman “a gift because she will use her visibility, her voice, her connections.”
Heyzer said there had been some progress for women but said, “Progress is too slow when we look just at the range of violence that has affected women’s lives, be it rape, be it abuse in the household, trafficking, because of traditional practices.”
This is all very good and would suggest Kosovo province is the best place Nicole Kidman could choose for her first stop as the UN’s goodwill ambassador for women, given the abysmal record Kosovo Albanians have set in white slave trafficking, forced prostitution and a wide range of women’s rights violations, ever since the UN/NATO wrestled control of the province from Serbia and handed it over to the terrorist KLA.
Abusers Need Support Too
Except now Nicole isn’t saying anything about women any more and doesn’t seem to be interested in the tragic fate of girls and women who have been forced into prostitution, trafficked and sold like potato sacks in Kosovo (up to 20 percent of whom, according to Amnesty International, are children below 14 years of age).
After shaking hands with “local leaders and diplomats,” including the current Kosovo “prime minister,” war criminal Agim Ceku, soaked in Serbian blood up to his eyebrows, Hollywood star is offering to be THEIR voice “at this crucial, crucial time for the future” of “their country.”
Apparently, Nicole Kidman hasn’t only changed her mind in deciding to lend her voice to Albanian terrorists and secessionists in Kosovo instead of battered and abused women, she has also agreed to plead the case for the men who have been battering and abusing those women, along with the rest of Serbs and non-Albanians in the Serbian province for the past seven years.
So, where did her “passion toward helping women” disappear meanwhile, in the few short months since she volunteered for the role of ambassador for women?
It must’ve been the kind of passion destined to fizzle out overnight, since advancing the case of terrorists, human traffickers and drug dealers, although much less endearing and gallant, just happens to be much more profitable.