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Monday, 09.05.2022.

09:20

Germany sends an envoy to Belgrade, and he carries one message

Before arriving in Belgrade, Manuel Saracen, Berlin's special envoy for the Western Balkans, stated that Serbia is closer to Germany and the EU than to Russia.

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sj

pre 1 godinu

The EU is on a path of self-destruction and as the sanctions on Russia start to rebound it will only accelerate this demise. While interest rates everywhere else have at least nominally risen, the EU remains the same and QE is continuing, but it’s no secret that Brussel's budget will have to be slashed and consequently a reduction of funds in the EU Fund. Croatia is already crying over this prospect.
So, what can Serbia expect from the EU? If Russian oil is sanctioned the EU is dead and will hasten the de-industrialisation of Germany and thus slip into a backwater so what does Germany or the EU have to offer? Poverty? Look at what’s happening now; Estonia has declared its inflation is 18% - the other Baltic states are no better.
Germany inflation is well into double digits now. The Bank of England stated that the UK inflation will reach 10% by the end of the year, but we all know that its past that figure now.
Its going to get a lot worse before better. The weird part is that the EU, led by Germany, have bet their entire economic futures on breaking Russia by September 2022. Let just say that the Ruble pre-war was 77 to 80 to the US$. Today its 65.
You work it out if Russia will collapse by September. I’d say no but when you have brilliance like Ursula von der Leyen, who knows she has stuffed up everything she touches and perhaps she is on a winner this time ha,ha,ha.

Questioner

pre 1 godinu

Hope this bandit bought a return ticket to Deutschland!! His thoughts on what Serbia should or shouldn't do are of no interest to Serbians.They will decide what to do and where the borders of their country are and who can cross them he's welcome to do the same for Germany.He might like to ask the UK why they left the EU before he starts interfering in another country's domestic policies.It's an economic union not a political one after all,isn't it???

Jugoslavija

pre 1 godinu

Hungary refuses to join EU oil embargo on Russia as it would literally ground the Hungarian economy to a halt. The EU has not offered any solution to other oil and gas sources for a landlocked country other than giving Hungary until 2024 to figure it out. Hungary refused and so should Serbia which is not even a EU member. It has similar issues in regards to oil supply. Bulgaria will be hit hard if it continues its policy including other European countries. Notice Albania is always first on the list on UN security resolutions against Russia, if you ever seen a US lackey it’s Albania, they used to be the complete opposite , a Marxist lackey. Good thing they signed up with open Balkans and Serbia is securing them with Wheat exports.

sj

pre 1 godinu

The EU is on a path of self-destruction and as the sanctions on Russia start to rebound it will only accelerate this demise. While interest rates everywhere else have at least nominally risen, the EU remains the same and QE is continuing, but it’s no secret that Brussel's budget will have to be slashed and consequently a reduction of funds in the EU Fund. Croatia is already crying over this prospect.
So, what can Serbia expect from the EU? If Russian oil is sanctioned the EU is dead and will hasten the de-industrialisation of Germany and thus slip into a backwater so what does Germany or the EU have to offer? Poverty? Look at what’s happening now; Estonia has declared its inflation is 18% - the other Baltic states are no better.
Germany inflation is well into double digits now. The Bank of England stated that the UK inflation will reach 10% by the end of the year, but we all know that its past that figure now.
Its going to get a lot worse before better. The weird part is that the EU, led by Germany, have bet their entire economic future on breaking Russia by September 2022. Let just say that the Ruble pre-war was 77 to 80 to the US$. Today its 65.

You work it out if Russia will collapse by September. I’d say no but when you have brilliance like Ursula von der Leyen, who knows she has stuffed up everything she touches and perhaps she is on a winner this time ha,ha,ha.

EA

pre 1 godinu

"You cannot sit on two chairs that are miles away from each other..."

Beautifully said, the question checking the understanding and decision time....

Sydney Man

pre 1 godinu

Mr Saracen ,Serbia has taken a stand and is seating only on one chair)) the chair is called Serbia ,not EU/USA or Russia or China or Arabs ))
Stop threatening or pushing Serbia Mr Saracen ),if you like? let Serbia have a peoples vote if they want to join EU and you may get an answer from the vote you may not like Mr Saracen ))
I think Serbia is doing a wisely at the moment and doesn't need to hurry on what decisions to make )

Sydney Man

pre 1 godinu

Mr Saracen ,Serbia has taken a stand and is seating only on one chair)) the chair is called Serbia ,not EU/USA or Russia or China or Arabs ))
Stop threatening or pushing Serbia Mr Saracen ),if you like? let Serbia have a peoples vote if they want to join EU and you may get an answer from the vote you may not like Mr Saracen ))
I think Serbia is doing a wisely at the moment and doesn't need to hurry on what decisions to make )

Jugoslavija

pre 1 godinu

Hungary refuses to join EU oil embargo on Russia as it would literally ground the Hungarian economy to a halt. The EU has not offered any solution to other oil and gas sources for a landlocked country other than giving Hungary until 2024 to figure it out. Hungary refused and so should Serbia which is not even a EU member. It has similar issues in regards to oil supply. Bulgaria will be hit hard if it continues its policy including other European countries. Notice Albania is always first on the list on UN security resolutions against Russia, if you ever seen a US lackey it’s Albania, they used to be the complete opposite , a Marxist lackey. Good thing they signed up with open Balkans and Serbia is securing them with Wheat exports.

Questioner

pre 1 godinu

Hope this bandit bought a return ticket to Deutschland!! His thoughts on what Serbia should or shouldn't do are of no interest to Serbians.They will decide what to do and where the borders of their country are and who can cross them he's welcome to do the same for Germany.He might like to ask the UK why they left the EU before he starts interfering in another country's domestic policies.It's an economic union not a political one after all,isn't it???

sj

pre 1 godinu

The EU is on a path of self-destruction and as the sanctions on Russia start to rebound it will only accelerate this demise. While interest rates everywhere else have at least nominally risen, the EU remains the same and QE is continuing, but it’s no secret that Brussel's budget will have to be slashed and consequently a reduction of funds in the EU Fund. Croatia is already crying over this prospect.
So, what can Serbia expect from the EU? If Russian oil is sanctioned the EU is dead and will hasten the de-industrialisation of Germany and thus slip into a backwater so what does Germany or the EU have to offer? Poverty? Look at what’s happening now; Estonia has declared its inflation is 18% - the other Baltic states are no better.
Germany inflation is well into double digits now. The Bank of England stated that the UK inflation will reach 10% by the end of the year, but we all know that its past that figure now.
Its going to get a lot worse before better. The weird part is that the EU, led by Germany, have bet their entire economic futures on breaking Russia by September 2022. Let just say that the Ruble pre-war was 77 to 80 to the US$. Today its 65.
You work it out if Russia will collapse by September. I’d say no but when you have brilliance like Ursula von der Leyen, who knows she has stuffed up everything she touches and perhaps she is on a winner this time ha,ha,ha.

sj

pre 1 godinu

The EU is on a path of self-destruction and as the sanctions on Russia start to rebound it will only accelerate this demise. While interest rates everywhere else have at least nominally risen, the EU remains the same and QE is continuing, but it’s no secret that Brussel's budget will have to be slashed and consequently a reduction of funds in the EU Fund. Croatia is already crying over this prospect.
So, what can Serbia expect from the EU? If Russian oil is sanctioned the EU is dead and will hasten the de-industrialisation of Germany and thus slip into a backwater so what does Germany or the EU have to offer? Poverty? Look at what’s happening now; Estonia has declared its inflation is 18% - the other Baltic states are no better.
Germany inflation is well into double digits now. The Bank of England stated that the UK inflation will reach 10% by the end of the year, but we all know that its past that figure now.
Its going to get a lot worse before better. The weird part is that the EU, led by Germany, have bet their entire economic future on breaking Russia by September 2022. Let just say that the Ruble pre-war was 77 to 80 to the US$. Today its 65.

You work it out if Russia will collapse by September. I’d say no but when you have brilliance like Ursula von der Leyen, who knows she has stuffed up everything she touches and perhaps she is on a winner this time ha,ha,ha.

EA

pre 1 godinu

"You cannot sit on two chairs that are miles away from each other..."

Beautifully said, the question checking the understanding and decision time....

Sydney Man

pre 1 godinu

Mr Saracen ,Serbia has taken a stand and is seating only on one chair)) the chair is called Serbia ,not EU/USA or Russia or China or Arabs ))
Stop threatening or pushing Serbia Mr Saracen ),if you like? let Serbia have a peoples vote if they want to join EU and you may get an answer from the vote you may not like Mr Saracen ))
I think Serbia is doing a wisely at the moment and doesn't need to hurry on what decisions to make )

EA

pre 1 godinu

"You cannot sit on two chairs that are miles away from each other..."

Beautifully said, the question checking the understanding and decision time....

sj

pre 1 godinu

The EU is on a path of self-destruction and as the sanctions on Russia start to rebound it will only accelerate this demise. While interest rates everywhere else have at least nominally risen, the EU remains the same and QE is continuing, but it’s no secret that Brussel's budget will have to be slashed and consequently a reduction of funds in the EU Fund. Croatia is already crying over this prospect.
So, what can Serbia expect from the EU? If Russian oil is sanctioned the EU is dead and will hasten the de-industrialisation of Germany and thus slip into a backwater so what does Germany or the EU have to offer? Poverty? Look at what’s happening now; Estonia has declared its inflation is 18% - the other Baltic states are no better.
Germany inflation is well into double digits now. The Bank of England stated that the UK inflation will reach 10% by the end of the year, but we all know that its past that figure now.
Its going to get a lot worse before better. The weird part is that the EU, led by Germany, have bet their entire economic future on breaking Russia by September 2022. Let just say that the Ruble pre-war was 77 to 80 to the US$. Today its 65.

You work it out if Russia will collapse by September. I’d say no but when you have brilliance like Ursula von der Leyen, who knows she has stuffed up everything she touches and perhaps she is on a winner this time ha,ha,ha.

Questioner

pre 1 godinu

Hope this bandit bought a return ticket to Deutschland!! His thoughts on what Serbia should or shouldn't do are of no interest to Serbians.They will decide what to do and where the borders of their country are and who can cross them he's welcome to do the same for Germany.He might like to ask the UK why they left the EU before he starts interfering in another country's domestic policies.It's an economic union not a political one after all,isn't it???

sj

pre 1 godinu

The EU is on a path of self-destruction and as the sanctions on Russia start to rebound it will only accelerate this demise. While interest rates everywhere else have at least nominally risen, the EU remains the same and QE is continuing, but it’s no secret that Brussel's budget will have to be slashed and consequently a reduction of funds in the EU Fund. Croatia is already crying over this prospect.
So, what can Serbia expect from the EU? If Russian oil is sanctioned the EU is dead and will hasten the de-industrialisation of Germany and thus slip into a backwater so what does Germany or the EU have to offer? Poverty? Look at what’s happening now; Estonia has declared its inflation is 18% - the other Baltic states are no better.
Germany inflation is well into double digits now. The Bank of England stated that the UK inflation will reach 10% by the end of the year, but we all know that its past that figure now.
Its going to get a lot worse before better. The weird part is that the EU, led by Germany, have bet their entire economic futures on breaking Russia by September 2022. Let just say that the Ruble pre-war was 77 to 80 to the US$. Today its 65.
You work it out if Russia will collapse by September. I’d say no but when you have brilliance like Ursula von der Leyen, who knows she has stuffed up everything she touches and perhaps she is on a winner this time ha,ha,ha.

Jugoslavija

pre 1 godinu

Hungary refuses to join EU oil embargo on Russia as it would literally ground the Hungarian economy to a halt. The EU has not offered any solution to other oil and gas sources for a landlocked country other than giving Hungary until 2024 to figure it out. Hungary refused and so should Serbia which is not even a EU member. It has similar issues in regards to oil supply. Bulgaria will be hit hard if it continues its policy including other European countries. Notice Albania is always first on the list on UN security resolutions against Russia, if you ever seen a US lackey it’s Albania, they used to be the complete opposite , a Marxist lackey. Good thing they signed up with open Balkans and Serbia is securing them with Wheat exports.