"Serbia won't fall pray to criminals"

Serbian President Boris Tadic has stated that he will not allow Serbia to fall pray to criminals and bullies. The state will determine their fate, and that is jail and serving their time, said he. "Serbia won't fall pray to criminals" We will overcome all temptations and very soon this will be clear to those who don't believe it, Tadic said at a state security agency (BIA) ceremony in Belgrade on Monday. Tadic stressed that temptation must not stop Serbia, and especially BIA members, from reaching Serbia's final goal and that is EU membership, because "if Serbia stops today, it will see the destiny of a man who stops in coldness". He asked BIA members to be understanding of the difficulties that they are facing, because the society is sometimes not understanding of their work. "I know how hard it is and all the things you face. It is important that despite all the temptations you carry on," said Tadic. He said that Serbia wishes to join the EU not for formal reasons, but because of essential and changes in values, to make life better for all its citizens, and with this goal all institutions, including BIA, are reformed. Serbia, as Tadic said, is in a political and economic process that has its security implications and is filled with temptation. That's why, according to him, one must be aware of the fact that "that hard time must be went through" in order to offer citizens economic prosperity. "Members of BIA too will have to accept the course of changes both in the sociological and technological sense, and take responsibility," stressed Tadic. Tadic said that as president and president of the National Council for Security he expects BIA members to show self-reproach, to take onto themselves all the risks brought by the coming period, despite all temptations and a climate that is not favorable for them. nciji. Tadic also said he expected the state, NGOs, media and the whole society to show understanding of the job BIA was doing every day, in any weather and for low salaries, because the future of every child in Serbia, as he explained, is essentially tied to the success of those employed by the agency. "Serbia won't fall pray to criminals" Serbian President Boris Tadic has stated that he will not allow Serbia to fall pray to criminals and bullies. The state will determine their fate, and that is jail and serving their time, said he. We will overcome all temptations and very soon this will be clear to those who don't believe it, Tadic said at a state security agency (BIA) ceremony in Belgrade on Monday. Tadic stressed that temptation must not stop Serbia, and especially BIA members, from reaching Serbia's final goal and that is EU membership, because "if Serbia stops today, it will see the destiny of a man who stops in coldness". He asked BIA members to be understanding of the difficulties that they are facing, because the society is sometimes not understanding of their work. "I know how hard it is and all the things you face. It is important that despite all the temptations you carry on," said Tadic. He said that Serbia wishes to join the EU not for formal reasons, but because of essential and changes in values, to make life better for all its citizens, and with this goal all institutions, including BIA, are reformed. Serbia, as Tadic said, is in a political and economic process that has its security implications and is filled with temptation. That's why, according to him, one must be aware of the fact that "that hard time must be went through" in order to offer citizens economic prosperity. "Members of BIA too will have to accept the course of changes both in the sociological and technological sense, and take responsibility," stressed Tadic. Tadic said that as president and president of the National Council for Security he expects BIA members to show self-reproach, to take onto themselves all the risks brought by the coming period, despite all temptations and a climate that is not favorable for them. nciji. Tadic also said he expected the state, NGOs, media and the whole society to show understanding of the job BIA was doing every day, in any weather and for low salaries, because the future of every child in Serbia, as he explained, is essentially tied to the success of those employed by the agency. Boris Tadic (Tanjug, file)

"Serbia won't fall pray to criminals"

We will overcome all temptations and very soon this will be clear to those who don't believe it, Tadić said at a state security agency (BIA) ceremony in Belgrade on Monday.

Tadić stressed that temptation must not stop Serbia, and especially BIA members, from reaching Serbia's final goal and that is EU membership, because "if Serbia stops today, it will see the destiny of a man who stops in coldness".

He asked BIA members to be understanding of the difficulties that they are facing, because the society is sometimes not understanding of their work.

"I know how hard it is and all the things you face. It is important that despite all the temptations you carry on," said Tadić.

He said that Serbia wishes to join the EU not for formal reasons, but because of essential and changes in values, to make life better for all its citizens, and with this goal all institutions, including BIA, are reformed.

Serbia, as Tadić said, is in a political and economic process that has its security implications and is filled with temptation.

That's why, according to him, one must be aware of the fact that "that hard time must be went through" in order to offer citizens economic prosperity.

"Members of BIA too will have to accept the course of changes both in the sociological and technological sense, and take responsibility," stressed Tadić.

Tadić said that as president and president of the National Council for Security he expects BIA members to show self-reproach, to take onto themselves all the risks brought by the coming period, despite all temptations and a climate that is not favorable for them.
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Tadić also said he expected the state, NGOs, media and the whole society to show understanding of the job BIA was doing every day, in any weather and for low salaries, because the future of every child in Serbia, as he explained, is essentially tied to the success of those employed by the agency. "Serbia won't fall pray to criminals"

Serbian President Boris Tadić has stated that he will not allow Serbia to fall pray to criminals and bullies.

The state will determine their fate, and that is jail and serving their time, said he.

We will overcome all temptations and very soon this will be clear to those who don't believe it, Tadić said at a state security agency (BIA) ceremony in Belgrade on Monday.

Tadić stressed that temptation must not stop Serbia, and especially BIA members, from reaching Serbia's final goal and that is EU membership, because "if Serbia stops today, it will see the destiny of a man who stops in coldness".

He asked BIA members to be understanding of the difficulties that they are facing, because the society is sometimes not understanding of their work.

"I know how hard it is and all the things you face. It is important that despite all the temptations you carry on," said Tadić.

He said that Serbia wishes to join the EU not for formal reasons, but because of essential and changes in values, to make life better for all its citizens, and with this goal all institutions, including BIA, are reformed.

Serbia, as Tadić said, is in a political and economic process that has its security implications and is filled with temptation.

That's why, according to him, one must be aware of the fact that "that hard time must be went through" in order to offer citizens economic prosperity.

"Members of BIA too will have to accept the course of changes both in the sociological and technological sense, and take responsibility," stressed Tadić.

Tadić said that as president and president of the National Council for Security he expects BIA members to show self-reproach, to take onto themselves all the risks brought by the coming period, despite all temptations and a climate that is not favorable for them.
nciji.

Tadić also said he expected the state, NGOs, media and the whole society to show understanding of the job BIA was doing every day, in any weather and for low salaries, because the future of every child in Serbia, as he explained, is essentially tied to the success of those employed by the agency.