Most nations do honour a previous government’s commitment so they are putting in “border controls” at two temporary crossing – mind you not on the main thoroughfares, but at two temporary crossings where no one will use anyway.
(sj, 12 November 2012 21:53)
Oh, thanks for clarifying sj to the ignorants that abound in these forums and still don't understand that you are the CE of the B92 forums. I'm now so relieved and I don't understand the big fuss about this by some Serb leaders in North Kosovo who are very patriotic but go to the point of saying that Serbia is stabbing them on the back for something that is a nothing. They should rather trust you, like I do, since people in Malaysia are much more knowledgable about the real situation in Kosovo and Serbia.
I'm pretty certain I know what I'm talking about, but please enlighten me. I've love to hear it. And please make it as simple and as easy to understand :)))))
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 21:30)
It's about the money, Einstein. Reeeeaaaaddd slooooowwwwlyyy.
You raised three issues, the border crossing, EU and my clouding your so called facts. The first issue is a matter signed off by Tadic who would have sold out his own mother for a couple of Euros. Most nations do honour a previous government’s commitment so they are putting in “border controls” at two temporary crossing – mind you not on the main thoroughfares, but at two temporary crossings where no one will use anyway.
Second issue about Serbia joining the EU. I have been around government for too long not to recognise the very early stages of a policy change. But in order to do that they need at least 80% of the population on their side and what you see now is Belgrade doing just that. Nikolic’s statement clearly mentions meeting all EU conditions but no Kosovo recognition and there is no joining the EU without meeting that one. The reason for the policy change comes from your words – it will not be accepted so why bother any further? Its now 13 years and teh only thing agreed is to put a couple of containers on a tempoary crossing????? Are you joking?
Third, my so called smoke screens – well I can now tell you that it was me that put those famous words in Obama’s mouth ““we are on a financial cliff”. Just keep an eye on your defense budget over the next couple of years.
sj, 12 November 2012 11:18)
True to form, cannot stick to the subject, must cloud it with other issues.
I agree with you on one point. I highly doubt Serbia joining the EU at least in the near future and you can CLAIM it is a "policy change" of your government if you want, but everyone else knows it will be because it will not be accepted.
Could this be the same who wrote the following just today?
(a New Day, 11 November 2012 23:58)
You apparently missed the meaning. I'm calling out your fellow Illyrian Illuminati passing judgement on one group of people and exonerating another simply because of ethnicity. Yes, I personally would like to see justice served against Thaci, but he's more useful to us alive and immune as opposed to incarcerated or dead. America needs puppets who can be controlled and led to believe they're safe, while undermining the security and stability of the "state" they allegedly control. They usually tend to be cast aside when their usefulness comes to an end, they can't be protected from prosecution anymore, or the CIA finds someone better to control (Haradinaj). When they're finally cast adrift, they usually do not tend to last long. And if you're upset at the idea I have no sympathy for a known criminal, drug smuggler, and mafia kingpin, you'll understand why I fear for this man's safety if he decides to enter northern Kosovo without a strong security detachment :)
Yes you’re so right I am gullible as they are setting up office not on a major road but on an alternative crossing with containers as offices – yeah I am very gullible mate LOL, LOL. You poor deluded man. Serbia is NOT GOING TO JOIN THE EU – ITS CALLED A POLICY CHANGE!!!!!
Your 100% correct I made it all up especially about problems in the US, the part that Obama said right after the elections that “we are on a financial cliff”. SJ wrote those words and put them in Barak’s mouth.
Nice, send it... they don't need even that as it can be done without any structures, but no reason to refuse your generous offer since it's for free :)
(icj1, 12 November 2012 00:27)
With or without the rusty cans?
I wonder if he could agree to dismantle Serbian institutions in the North on behaph of Serbia but without consultation and aproval of anybody else from Serbian side.
He noted that the previous government had "initialed" an agreement on integrated management of crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, and described it as "difficult". As for his government, Dačić said it "understood the objections of the citizens themselves, from Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, but had no choice", as it must implement what the previous government "signed".
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But the previous government says that it signed a list of intentions, which could be refused, so don't put responsibility on previous government.
"Dačić noted that he was a part of the ruling coalition that went to war over Kosovo, and asserted that for that reason, nobody can say he is not nationalistic or patriotic enough."
For that reason, I would say he was stupid enough and thus bears responsibility for what Kosovo is and the situation Serbs are living in down there, nowadays.
Border agreements are recognizing independence. Dacic can't say it isn't just because of he says it isn't. What is it then? What does Serbia and Dacic think Kosovo is? it's not part of Serbia if there are borders with taxes.
My family has a very large farm and there are several disused out houses that I can send to Pristina to use as a temporary structure; they leak a little but they still good after 100 years – just drop me a line.
(sj, 11 November 2012 12:40)
Nice, send it... they don't need even that as it can be done without any structures, but no reason to refuse your generous offer since it's for free :)
(sj, 11 November 2012 12:40)
One would think that someone who has traveled internationally would not be so gullible. The statement of temporary crossings with containers is fodder for the blindly led sheep to distract from the actuality that your govt is allowing a border between Kosovo and Serbia to recognized by the Serbian govt.
He is using the same tactic you use in the majority of your posts, smoke screens to keep the typical Serb from realizing what is actually happening.
Of course this is where you go on some rant about problems in the US or UK etc to divert attention to what is happening at home.
Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 18:03)
Could this be the same who wrote the following just today?
"Another ordinary day in multi-ethnic democratic Kosovistan. I particularly like the Albanian expat reasoning that because he was a former police chief he deserves death"
So it is perfectly clear that advocating violence and lynching of Albanian leaders is to be encouraged while violence against former Serbian leaders is to be condemned.
Still wonder why the world blames Serbia for the mess throughout Yugoslavia.
I think you may have problem understanding what was being said in the sentence you quoted. Read it slooooooowwwwwlyyyy.
(j, 11 November 2012 19:23)
I'm pretty certain I know what I'm talking about, but please enlighten me. I've love to hear it. And please make it as simple and as easy to understand :)))))
Dačić stated that it was "important to define the executive role of EULEX, and who would collect the income", which he said he told Thaci "should go to the north where Serbs live".
Now now Dačić, calm down. I'd like to see Thaci lynched by a Serbian mob as much as you do, but sending him north is just plain mean, knowing he'll never come back. Besides, this guy is the best thing we could ask for out of Kosovo*'s Albanian leadership. I mean yes it would be a nice wake up call for America's favorite Albanian sock puppet when he realizes his motorcade is being hit with rocks, tomatoes, or worse. And I'm sure it won't be lost on him that crossing the Ibar is crossing into Serbia, but let's not incite a riot :)
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 18:03)
I think you may have problem understanding what was being said in the sentence you quoted. Read it slooooooowwwwwlyyyy.
He noted that the previous government had "initialed" an agreement on integrated management of crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, and described it as "difficult". As for his government, Dačić said it "understood the objections of the citizens themselves, from Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, but had no choice", as it must implement what the previous government "signed".
Initialed is no signed. And by the way, Dacic understands about the previous government, but he was there the Deputy PM. Its a shame what is going on in Serbia in this case. Its not the question that such an agreement would not be possible, but the huge problems in Serbia with political responsibility is very special in Europe
Dačić stated that it was "important to define the executive role of EULEX, and who would collect the income", which he said he told Thaci "should go to the north where Serbs live".
Now now Dačić, calm down. I'd like to see Thaci lynched by a Serbian mob as much as you do, but sending him north is just plain mean, knowing he'll never come back. Besides, this guy is the best thing we could ask for out of Kosovo*'s Albanian leadership. I mean yes it would be a nice wake up call for America's favorite Albanian sock puppet when he realizes his motorcade is being hit with rocks, tomatoes, or worse. And I'm sure it won't be lost on him that crossing the Ibar is crossing into Serbia, but let's not incite a riot :)
As I have said it before, I feel sorry for the decent Serbs who will be betrayed in the future by this terrible leader name Dacic. Your nationalist leader has become the worst and most easily bought out leader in the world. Get rid of this current administration stop hurting yourselves and move on.
Dačić also announced a new meeting with Hashim Thaci in the first half of December, before the EU Council meets.
Why the harry to meet with Thaci so often? I guess Thaci has outsmarted Dacic and Dacic took the bate. Now, Ivica is stuck in deep and has no choice but to listen to what Thaci has to say.
'Dačić noted that he was a part of the ruling coalition that went to war over Kosovo, and asserted that for that reason, nobody can say he is not nationalistic or patriotic enough'
Thanks for that reminder. To recap, Dacic admits responsibility for the war in Kosovo and the withdrawal of Serbian forces from Kosovo. So Dacic withdrew the Serbian army from Kosovo and signed up with international troops occupying Serbian territory? For these reasons we can trust he has the best interests of Kosovo's Serbs at heart!
Perhaps it would have helped if Dacic had the guts to support negotiations before sending in the army? Then just maybe we wouldn't be in such a bad situation today...
He should keep his past record quiet, if it is anything to go by there won't be any Serbs in Kosovo by the time he's finished.
So far the most forthright comment giving us a view on Serbia’s policy change comes from Nikoic –all EU requirements will be met but Serbia will never recognise an independent Kosovo. Meaning Serbia will not join the EU. This slow process is all about turning the people and building up support not to join the EU to a point where 90% of the population is totally against it.
However, this part has me on the floor laughing “at two temporary crossings, "in containers, without permanently built structures".
My family has a very large farm and there are several disused out houses that I can send to Pristina to use as a temporary structure; they leak a little but they still good after 100 years – just drop me a line.
'Dačić noted that he was a part of the ruling coalition that went to war over Kosovo, and asserted that for that reason, nobody can say he is not nationalistic or patriotic enough'
Thanks for that reminder. To recap, Dacic admits responsibility for the war in Kosovo and the withdrawal of Serbian forces from Kosovo. So Dacic withdrew the Serbian army from Kosovo and signed up with international troops occupying Serbian territory? For these reasons we can trust he has the best interests of Kosovo's Serbs at heart!
Perhaps it would have helped if Dacic had the guts to support negotiations before sending in the army? Then just maybe we wouldn't be in such a bad situation today...
He should keep his past record quiet, if it is anything to go by there won't be any Serbs in Kosovo by the time he's finished.
As I have said it before, I feel sorry for the decent Serbs who will be betrayed in the future by this terrible leader name Dacic. Your nationalist leader has become the worst and most easily bought out leader in the world. Get rid of this current administration stop hurting yourselves and move on.
Dačić also announced a new meeting with Hashim Thaci in the first half of December, before the EU Council meets.
Why the harry to meet with Thaci so often? I guess Thaci has outsmarted Dacic and Dacic took the bate. Now, Ivica is stuck in deep and has no choice but to listen to what Thaci has to say.
So far the most forthright comment giving us a view on Serbia’s policy change comes from Nikoic –all EU requirements will be met but Serbia will never recognise an independent Kosovo. Meaning Serbia will not join the EU. This slow process is all about turning the people and building up support not to join the EU to a point where 90% of the population is totally against it.
However, this part has me on the floor laughing “at two temporary crossings, "in containers, without permanently built structures".
My family has a very large farm and there are several disused out houses that I can send to Pristina to use as a temporary structure; they leak a little but they still good after 100 years – just drop me a line.
Dačić stated that it was "important to define the executive role of EULEX, and who would collect the income", which he said he told Thaci "should go to the north where Serbs live".
Now now Dačić, calm down. I'd like to see Thaci lynched by a Serbian mob as much as you do, but sending him north is just plain mean, knowing he'll never come back. Besides, this guy is the best thing we could ask for out of Kosovo*'s Albanian leadership. I mean yes it would be a nice wake up call for America's favorite Albanian sock puppet when he realizes his motorcade is being hit with rocks, tomatoes, or worse. And I'm sure it won't be lost on him that crossing the Ibar is crossing into Serbia, but let's not incite a riot :)
He noted that the previous government had "initialed" an agreement on integrated management of crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, and described it as "difficult". As for his government, Dačić said it "understood the objections of the citizens themselves, from Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, but had no choice", as it must implement what the previous government "signed".
Initialed is no signed. And by the way, Dacic understands about the previous government, but he was there the Deputy PM. Its a shame what is going on in Serbia in this case. Its not the question that such an agreement would not be possible, but the huge problems in Serbia with political responsibility is very special in Europe
I think you may have problem understanding what was being said in the sentence you quoted. Read it slooooooowwwwwlyyyy.
(j, 11 November 2012 19:23)
I'm pretty certain I know what I'm talking about, but please enlighten me. I've love to hear it. And please make it as simple and as easy to understand :)))))
"Dačić noted that he was a part of the ruling coalition that went to war over Kosovo, and asserted that for that reason, nobody can say he is not nationalistic or patriotic enough."
For that reason, I would say he was stupid enough and thus bears responsibility for what Kosovo is and the situation Serbs are living in down there, nowadays.
Most nations do honour a previous government’s commitment so they are putting in “border controls” at two temporary crossing – mind you not on the main thoroughfares, but at two temporary crossings where no one will use anyway.
(sj, 12 November 2012 21:53)
Oh, thanks for clarifying sj to the ignorants that abound in these forums and still don't understand that you are the CE of the B92 forums. I'm now so relieved and I don't understand the big fuss about this by some Serb leaders in North Kosovo who are very patriotic but go to the point of saying that Serbia is stabbing them on the back for something that is a nothing. They should rather trust you, like I do, since people in Malaysia are much more knowledgable about the real situation in Kosovo and Serbia.
Border agreements are recognizing independence. Dacic can't say it isn't just because of he says it isn't. What is it then? What does Serbia and Dacic think Kosovo is? it's not part of Serbia if there are borders with taxes.
sj, 12 November 2012 11:18)
True to form, cannot stick to the subject, must cloud it with other issues.
I agree with you on one point. I highly doubt Serbia joining the EU at least in the near future and you can CLAIM it is a "policy change" of your government if you want, but everyone else knows it will be because it will not be accepted.
I'm pretty certain I know what I'm talking about, but please enlighten me. I've love to hear it. And please make it as simple and as easy to understand :)))))
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 21:30)
It's about the money, Einstein. Reeeeaaaaddd slooooowwwwlyyy.
Dačić stated that it was "important to define the executive role of EULEX, and who would collect the income", which he said he told Thaci "should go to the north where Serbs live".
Now now Dačić, calm down. I'd like to see Thaci lynched by a Serbian mob as much as you do, but sending him north is just plain mean, knowing he'll never come back. Besides, this guy is the best thing we could ask for out of Kosovo*'s Albanian leadership. I mean yes it would be a nice wake up call for America's favorite Albanian sock puppet when he realizes his motorcade is being hit with rocks, tomatoes, or worse. And I'm sure it won't be lost on him that crossing the Ibar is crossing into Serbia, but let's not incite a riot :)
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 18:03)
I think you may have problem understanding what was being said in the sentence you quoted. Read it slooooooowwwwwlyyyy.
(sj, 11 November 2012 12:40)
One would think that someone who has traveled internationally would not be so gullible. The statement of temporary crossings with containers is fodder for the blindly led sheep to distract from the actuality that your govt is allowing a border between Kosovo and Serbia to recognized by the Serbian govt.
He is using the same tactic you use in the majority of your posts, smoke screens to keep the typical Serb from realizing what is actually happening.
Of course this is where you go on some rant about problems in the US or UK etc to divert attention to what is happening at home.
Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 18:03)
Could this be the same who wrote the following just today?
"Another ordinary day in multi-ethnic democratic Kosovistan. I particularly like the Albanian expat reasoning that because he was a former police chief he deserves death"
So it is perfectly clear that advocating violence and lynching of Albanian leaders is to be encouraged while violence against former Serbian leaders is to be condemned.
Still wonder why the world blames Serbia for the mess throughout Yugoslavia.
My family has a very large farm and there are several disused out houses that I can send to Pristina to use as a temporary structure; they leak a little but they still good after 100 years – just drop me a line.
(sj, 11 November 2012 12:40)
Nice, send it... they don't need even that as it can be done without any structures, but no reason to refuse your generous offer since it's for free :)
I wonder if he could agree to dismantle Serbian institutions in the North on behaph of Serbia but without consultation and aproval of anybody else from Serbian side.
He noted that the previous government had "initialed" an agreement on integrated management of crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, and described it as "difficult". As for his government, Dačić said it "understood the objections of the citizens themselves, from Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, but had no choice", as it must implement what the previous government "signed".
-----------
But the previous government says that it signed a list of intentions, which could be refused, so don't put responsibility on previous government.
Yes you’re so right I am gullible as they are setting up office not on a major road but on an alternative crossing with containers as offices – yeah I am very gullible mate LOL, LOL. You poor deluded man. Serbia is NOT GOING TO JOIN THE EU – ITS CALLED A POLICY CHANGE!!!!!
Your 100% correct I made it all up especially about problems in the US, the part that Obama said right after the elections that “we are on a financial cliff”. SJ wrote those words and put them in Barak’s mouth.
Could this be the same who wrote the following just today?
(a New Day, 11 November 2012 23:58)
You apparently missed the meaning. I'm calling out your fellow Illyrian Illuminati passing judgement on one group of people and exonerating another simply because of ethnicity. Yes, I personally would like to see justice served against Thaci, but he's more useful to us alive and immune as opposed to incarcerated or dead. America needs puppets who can be controlled and led to believe they're safe, while undermining the security and stability of the "state" they allegedly control. They usually tend to be cast aside when their usefulness comes to an end, they can't be protected from prosecution anymore, or the CIA finds someone better to control (Haradinaj). When they're finally cast adrift, they usually do not tend to last long. And if you're upset at the idea I have no sympathy for a known criminal, drug smuggler, and mafia kingpin, you'll understand why I fear for this man's safety if he decides to enter northern Kosovo without a strong security detachment :)
Nice, send it... they don't need even that as it can be done without any structures, but no reason to refuse your generous offer since it's for free :)
(icj1, 12 November 2012 00:27)
With or without the rusty cans?
You raised three issues, the border crossing, EU and my clouding your so called facts. The first issue is a matter signed off by Tadic who would have sold out his own mother for a couple of Euros. Most nations do honour a previous government’s commitment so they are putting in “border controls” at two temporary crossing – mind you not on the main thoroughfares, but at two temporary crossings where no one will use anyway.
Second issue about Serbia joining the EU. I have been around government for too long not to recognise the very early stages of a policy change. But in order to do that they need at least 80% of the population on their side and what you see now is Belgrade doing just that. Nikolic’s statement clearly mentions meeting all EU conditions but no Kosovo recognition and there is no joining the EU without meeting that one. The reason for the policy change comes from your words – it will not be accepted so why bother any further? Its now 13 years and teh only thing agreed is to put a couple of containers on a tempoary crossing????? Are you joking?
Third, my so called smoke screens – well I can now tell you that it was me that put those famous words in Obama’s mouth ““we are on a financial cliff”. Just keep an eye on your defense budget over the next couple of years.
So far the most forthright comment giving us a view on Serbia’s policy change comes from Nikoic –all EU requirements will be met but Serbia will never recognise an independent Kosovo. Meaning Serbia will not join the EU. This slow process is all about turning the people and building up support not to join the EU to a point where 90% of the population is totally against it.
However, this part has me on the floor laughing “at two temporary crossings, "in containers, without permanently built structures".
My family has a very large farm and there are several disused out houses that I can send to Pristina to use as a temporary structure; they leak a little but they still good after 100 years – just drop me a line.
'Dačić noted that he was a part of the ruling coalition that went to war over Kosovo, and asserted that for that reason, nobody can say he is not nationalistic or patriotic enough'
Thanks for that reminder. To recap, Dacic admits responsibility for the war in Kosovo and the withdrawal of Serbian forces from Kosovo. So Dacic withdrew the Serbian army from Kosovo and signed up with international troops occupying Serbian territory? For these reasons we can trust he has the best interests of Kosovo's Serbs at heart!
Perhaps it would have helped if Dacic had the guts to support negotiations before sending in the army? Then just maybe we wouldn't be in such a bad situation today...
He should keep his past record quiet, if it is anything to go by there won't be any Serbs in Kosovo by the time he's finished.
Dačić also announced a new meeting with Hashim Thaci in the first half of December, before the EU Council meets.
Why the harry to meet with Thaci so often? I guess Thaci has outsmarted Dacic and Dacic took the bate. Now, Ivica is stuck in deep and has no choice but to listen to what Thaci has to say.
As I have said it before, I feel sorry for the decent Serbs who will be betrayed in the future by this terrible leader name Dacic. Your nationalist leader has become the worst and most easily bought out leader in the world. Get rid of this current administration stop hurting yourselves and move on.
Dačić stated that it was "important to define the executive role of EULEX, and who would collect the income", which he said he told Thaci "should go to the north where Serbs live".
Now now Dačić, calm down. I'd like to see Thaci lynched by a Serbian mob as much as you do, but sending him north is just plain mean, knowing he'll never come back. Besides, this guy is the best thing we could ask for out of Kosovo*'s Albanian leadership. I mean yes it would be a nice wake up call for America's favorite Albanian sock puppet when he realizes his motorcade is being hit with rocks, tomatoes, or worse. And I'm sure it won't be lost on him that crossing the Ibar is crossing into Serbia, but let's not incite a riot :)
He noted that the previous government had "initialed" an agreement on integrated management of crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, and described it as "difficult". As for his government, Dačić said it "understood the objections of the citizens themselves, from Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, but had no choice", as it must implement what the previous government "signed".
Initialed is no signed. And by the way, Dacic understands about the previous government, but he was there the Deputy PM. Its a shame what is going on in Serbia in this case. Its not the question that such an agreement would not be possible, but the huge problems in Serbia with political responsibility is very special in Europe
Yes you’re so right I am gullible as they are setting up office not on a major road but on an alternative crossing with containers as offices – yeah I am very gullible mate LOL, LOL. You poor deluded man. Serbia is NOT GOING TO JOIN THE EU – ITS CALLED A POLICY CHANGE!!!!!
Your 100% correct I made it all up especially about problems in the US, the part that Obama said right after the elections that “we are on a financial cliff”. SJ wrote those words and put them in Barak’s mouth.
Could this be the same who wrote the following just today?
(a New Day, 11 November 2012 23:58)
You apparently missed the meaning. I'm calling out your fellow Illyrian Illuminati passing judgement on one group of people and exonerating another simply because of ethnicity. Yes, I personally would like to see justice served against Thaci, but he's more useful to us alive and immune as opposed to incarcerated or dead. America needs puppets who can be controlled and led to believe they're safe, while undermining the security and stability of the "state" they allegedly control. They usually tend to be cast aside when their usefulness comes to an end, they can't be protected from prosecution anymore, or the CIA finds someone better to control (Haradinaj). When they're finally cast adrift, they usually do not tend to last long. And if you're upset at the idea I have no sympathy for a known criminal, drug smuggler, and mafia kingpin, you'll understand why I fear for this man's safety if he decides to enter northern Kosovo without a strong security detachment :)
You raised three issues, the border crossing, EU and my clouding your so called facts. The first issue is a matter signed off by Tadic who would have sold out his own mother for a couple of Euros. Most nations do honour a previous government’s commitment so they are putting in “border controls” at two temporary crossing – mind you not on the main thoroughfares, but at two temporary crossings where no one will use anyway.
Second issue about Serbia joining the EU. I have been around government for too long not to recognise the very early stages of a policy change. But in order to do that they need at least 80% of the population on their side and what you see now is Belgrade doing just that. Nikolic’s statement clearly mentions meeting all EU conditions but no Kosovo recognition and there is no joining the EU without meeting that one. The reason for the policy change comes from your words – it will not be accepted so why bother any further? Its now 13 years and teh only thing agreed is to put a couple of containers on a tempoary crossing????? Are you joking?
Third, my so called smoke screens – well I can now tell you that it was me that put those famous words in Obama’s mouth ““we are on a financial cliff”. Just keep an eye on your defense budget over the next couple of years.
Dačić stated that it was "important to define the executive role of EULEX, and who would collect the income", which he said he told Thaci "should go to the north where Serbs live".
Now now Dačić, calm down. I'd like to see Thaci lynched by a Serbian mob as much as you do, but sending him north is just plain mean, knowing he'll never come back. Besides, this guy is the best thing we could ask for out of Kosovo*'s Albanian leadership. I mean yes it would be a nice wake up call for America's favorite Albanian sock puppet when he realizes his motorcade is being hit with rocks, tomatoes, or worse. And I'm sure it won't be lost on him that crossing the Ibar is crossing into Serbia, but let's not incite a riot :)
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 18:03)
I think you may have problem understanding what was being said in the sentence you quoted. Read it slooooooowwwwwlyyyy.
I think you may have problem understanding what was being said in the sentence you quoted. Read it slooooooowwwwwlyyyy.
(j, 11 November 2012 19:23)
I'm pretty certain I know what I'm talking about, but please enlighten me. I've love to hear it. And please make it as simple and as easy to understand :)))))
Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 18:03)
Could this be the same who wrote the following just today?
"Another ordinary day in multi-ethnic democratic Kosovistan. I particularly like the Albanian expat reasoning that because he was a former police chief he deserves death"
So it is perfectly clear that advocating violence and lynching of Albanian leaders is to be encouraged while violence against former Serbian leaders is to be condemned.
Still wonder why the world blames Serbia for the mess throughout Yugoslavia.
Border agreements are recognizing independence. Dacic can't say it isn't just because of he says it isn't. What is it then? What does Serbia and Dacic think Kosovo is? it's not part of Serbia if there are borders with taxes.
"Dačić noted that he was a part of the ruling coalition that went to war over Kosovo, and asserted that for that reason, nobody can say he is not nationalistic or patriotic enough."
For that reason, I would say he was stupid enough and thus bears responsibility for what Kosovo is and the situation Serbs are living in down there, nowadays.
I wonder if he could agree to dismantle Serbian institutions in the North on behaph of Serbia but without consultation and aproval of anybody else from Serbian side.
He noted that the previous government had "initialed" an agreement on integrated management of crossings between Kosovo and central Serbia, and described it as "difficult". As for his government, Dačić said it "understood the objections of the citizens themselves, from Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija, but had no choice", as it must implement what the previous government "signed".
-----------
But the previous government says that it signed a list of intentions, which could be refused, so don't put responsibility on previous government.
Nice, send it... they don't need even that as it can be done without any structures, but no reason to refuse your generous offer since it's for free :)
(icj1, 12 November 2012 00:27)
With or without the rusty cans?
(sj, 11 November 2012 12:40)
One would think that someone who has traveled internationally would not be so gullible. The statement of temporary crossings with containers is fodder for the blindly led sheep to distract from the actuality that your govt is allowing a border between Kosovo and Serbia to recognized by the Serbian govt.
He is using the same tactic you use in the majority of your posts, smoke screens to keep the typical Serb from realizing what is actually happening.
Of course this is where you go on some rant about problems in the US or UK etc to divert attention to what is happening at home.
My family has a very large farm and there are several disused out houses that I can send to Pristina to use as a temporary structure; they leak a little but they still good after 100 years – just drop me a line.
(sj, 11 November 2012 12:40)
Nice, send it... they don't need even that as it can be done without any structures, but no reason to refuse your generous offer since it's for free :)
sj, 12 November 2012 11:18)
True to form, cannot stick to the subject, must cloud it with other issues.
I agree with you on one point. I highly doubt Serbia joining the EU at least in the near future and you can CLAIM it is a "policy change" of your government if you want, but everyone else knows it will be because it will not be accepted.
I'm pretty certain I know what I'm talking about, but please enlighten me. I've love to hear it. And please make it as simple and as easy to understand :)))))
(Balkan Anthropologist, 11 November 2012 21:30)
It's about the money, Einstein. Reeeeaaaaddd slooooowwwwlyyy.
Most nations do honour a previous government’s commitment so they are putting in “border controls” at two temporary crossing – mind you not on the main thoroughfares, but at two temporary crossings where no one will use anyway.
(sj, 12 November 2012 21:53)
Oh, thanks for clarifying sj to the ignorants that abound in these forums and still don't understand that you are the CE of the B92 forums. I'm now so relieved and I don't understand the big fuss about this by some Serb leaders in North Kosovo who are very patriotic but go to the point of saying that Serbia is stabbing them on the back for something that is a nothing. They should rather trust you, like I do, since people in Malaysia are much more knowledgable about the real situation in Kosovo and Serbia.
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