Vulin reacts to Montenegro sending army officers to Kosovo

Here he is it was 36h since Vucic visited Berlin and Vulin to nationalistic drums.

Dude forgets that Montenegro has obligations being part of NATO, let them be. They recognized the country and they are setting the border but this is what he has slow week with Croatia?

Aleksandar Vulin says Montenegro's decision to send to members of its military to KFOR in Kosovo is "a political message of support for Kosovo's independence."


Duh!!!

First, Montenegro recognized Kosovo. Second, Montenegro is in NATO. Third, Serbs support NATO in Kosovo. Funny how "tough" Serbs attack Montenegro for sending two officials while saying nothing to USA who has thousands of troops.

@bibaloaj - quick question ... were there any Jugoslavian citizens killed by HATO missles on crno gora territory?

Montenegro's "army" has only 2560 active personnels. Thus, how is it an "army"? I think that it should be called Montenegro's regiment, it would be a better name.

The minister recalled that Montenegro and Kosovo have not yet carried out demarcation of their border, although they consider each other as independent states.


So?



Sincerely,

You are wrong, we are thankful :)
Don't talk about others in this way,just to try to break that connection. Its an ugly personality trait.

Montenegro sold out to the West years ago. Why would anybody expect anything else.

Do you consider them sellouts as well.
I don't know of any students from Montenegro or Serbia that go to Russia for a summer job, do you?
(White Hand, 3 March 2018 01:13
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Certainly not but I do consider you a sellout because you reject your heritage and embrace some made up one.
Montenegrins ARE Serbs. Term Montenegrin is used when talking about geography not ethnicity. What did Njegos call himself?
It's people like you who are more than happy to make divisions at the expense of yourselves. They are trying to divide us and small minded people like you are embracing it.
Chasing work anywhere in the world is not being a sellout but rejecting your heritage is.

From Avni: "Funny how "tough" Serbs attack Montenegro for sending two officials while saying nothing to USA who has thousands of troops."

Montenegro was a part of Yugoslavia and later in a joint federation with Serbia. The US was never part of any entity that included Serbia. The first Serbian king Nemanja, was from Montenegro as was the most famous Serb, Price Bishop Njegos. The US has no such historical ties to Serbia. Try to connect the dots Avni, come on you can do it.

Well said Peggy.

Montenegro sold out to the West years ago. Why would anybody expect anything else.
(Black Hand, 2 March 2018 18:53)


B.H.
How do you define "sold out". You have a right to your opinion, but you do not have a right to my opinion. I am a proud Montenegrin, now living in the U.S. There are many of us that support the U.S. and NATO and do not consider us as Serbian, those that disagree are free to move to Serbia. Perhaps, they are the sell outs. My nephews are university students in Montenegro and come to the U.S to work each summer. Do you consider them sellouts as well.
I don't know of any students from Montenegro or Serbia that go to Russia for a summer job, do you?

I don't know of any students from Montenegro or Serbia that go to Russia for a summer job, do you?
(White Hand, 3 March 2018 01:13)

I know Russians who work in USA.
I know Americans who work in Russia.
I know Serbs who worked in USA.
I know Serbs who worked in Russia.

And so on.

By the way. I am not a Serb but some of the above.

You are a... guess, from the nick.

Thanks, Danilo Danilic, but no thanks.

Montenegro's "army" has only 2560 active personnels. Thus, how is it an "army"? I think that it should be called Montenegro's regiment, it would be a better name.
(Victor Hugo, 1 March 2018 22:57)


Vic,
Since we are now part of NATO, that is all the soldiers we need. Of course, you remember what NATO did to Serbia back in 1999.

Montenegro has no standing army, airspace control or even a Military Budget yet it is a NATO member State
whilst Macedonia is decade ahead in reforms and is still waiting for NATO membership

@bibaloaj - quick question ... were there any Jugoslavian citizens killed by HATO missles on crno gora territory?

Here he is it was 36h since Vucic visited Berlin and Vulin to nationalistic drums.

Dude forgets that Montenegro has obligations being part of NATO, let them be. They recognized the country and they are setting the border but this is what he has slow week with Croatia?

Aleksandar Vulin says Montenegro's decision to send to members of its military to KFOR in Kosovo is "a political message of support for Kosovo's independence."


Duh!!!

First, Montenegro recognized Kosovo. Second, Montenegro is in NATO. Third, Serbs support NATO in Kosovo. Funny how "tough" Serbs attack Montenegro for sending two officials while saying nothing to USA who has thousands of troops.

You are wrong, we are thankful :)
Don't talk about others in this way,just to try to break that connection. Its an ugly personality trait.

Montenegro sold out to the West years ago. Why would anybody expect anything else.
(Black Hand, 2 March 2018 18:53)


B.H.
How do you define "sold out". You have a right to your opinion, but you do not have a right to my opinion. I am a proud Montenegrin, now living in the U.S. There are many of us that support the U.S. and NATO and do not consider us as Serbian, those that disagree are free to move to Serbia. Perhaps, they are the sell outs. My nephews are university students in Montenegro and come to the U.S to work each summer. Do you consider them sellouts as well.
I don't know of any students from Montenegro or Serbia that go to Russia for a summer job, do you?

The minister recalled that Montenegro and Kosovo have not yet carried out demarcation of their border, although they consider each other as independent states.


So?



Sincerely,

Montenegro's "army" has only 2560 active personnels. Thus, how is it an "army"? I think that it should be called Montenegro's regiment, it would be a better name.

Montenegro sold out to the West years ago. Why would anybody expect anything else.

Montenegro's "army" has only 2560 active personnels. Thus, how is it an "army"? I think that it should be called Montenegro's regiment, it would be a better name.
(Victor Hugo, 1 March 2018 22:57)


Vic,
Since we are now part of NATO, that is all the soldiers we need. Of course, you remember what NATO did to Serbia back in 1999.

I don't know of any students from Montenegro or Serbia that go to Russia for a summer job, do you?
(White Hand, 3 March 2018 01:13)

I know Russians who work in USA.
I know Americans who work in Russia.
I know Serbs who worked in USA.
I know Serbs who worked in Russia.

And so on.

By the way. I am not a Serb but some of the above.

You are a... guess, from the nick.

Thanks, Danilo Danilic, but no thanks.

Do you consider them sellouts as well.
I don't know of any students from Montenegro or Serbia that go to Russia for a summer job, do you?
(White Hand, 3 March 2018 01:13
========================
Certainly not but I do consider you a sellout because you reject your heritage and embrace some made up one.
Montenegrins ARE Serbs. Term Montenegrin is used when talking about geography not ethnicity. What did Njegos call himself?
It's people like you who are more than happy to make divisions at the expense of yourselves. They are trying to divide us and small minded people like you are embracing it.
Chasing work anywhere in the world is not being a sellout but rejecting your heritage is.

Well said Peggy.

From Avni: "Funny how "tough" Serbs attack Montenegro for sending two officials while saying nothing to USA who has thousands of troops."

Montenegro was a part of Yugoslavia and later in a joint federation with Serbia. The US was never part of any entity that included Serbia. The first Serbian king Nemanja, was from Montenegro as was the most famous Serb, Price Bishop Njegos. The US has no such historical ties to Serbia. Try to connect the dots Avni, come on you can do it.

Montenegro has no standing army, airspace control or even a Military Budget yet it is a NATO member State
whilst Macedonia is decade ahead in reforms and is still waiting for NATO membership