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Thursday, 15.11.2007.

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B92 looks at roots of Kosovo conflict

B92 investigates a state strategy for settling the Kosovo crisis dating back to between the late 1980s and early 1990s.

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EA

pre 16 godina

I can see here that the Serbian panel is getting thin and desperate about petty thing and names writings. And they are turning against B92 who is trying to keep the balance to its best. Those who write Kosova instead of Kosovo want to show that they are mainly Albanians and feel more comfortable with it and you guys here will never force anyone anymore how to call themselves. Your Serbian government keep provoking Kosovar Albanians in the latest "negotiations" calling Kosova (o) "Kosovo i Metohija". It doesn't personally bother me as long as Kosova becomes fully independent from Serbia soon after the 10th of December 2007.

mika

pre 16 godina

Generations and generations will be passing , and my dearest neighbors will still argue with each other about Milošević ''era '' and role of Serbian people in state politics of Serbia . That will go on until you finally realize my dearest neighbors that there was no '' world conspiracy '' , but only extremely wrong politics of Serbian Govermant choosed in democratic way by Serbian voters .
As for writting matter , Peggy and others shouldn't bother much about it , since we don't use same letters , like : š , đ , ž in Serbian , or dh , y , th , zh , gj , ë in Albanian .
If you don;t want communication among our people , why you just don't say so ??

Ahmet Isufi

pre 16 godina

Peggy and every other serb camp always mispells Albanian names. What esle is new peggy?
I personally don't know any Serbian , therefore I tend to write in Albanian and english, example: On every post I use the term " Belgrade", which is the term in english. what is wrong with that ?

peggy

pre 16 godina

Tesla, I completely agree with you.
According to B92's own guide lines insulting comments will not be published, yet time and time again comments written by Albanians which refer to Kosovo as Kosova are published.
This is clearly meant to insult and upset the Serbs but they continue to be published.
Now B92 has done it themselves by spelling a Serbian name Milosevic) the way the Albanians would do it.

I simply don't understand the reason behind this.
I wonder what would happen if the Serbian side decided to deliberately spell the Albanian names the wrong way knowing this will upset them.


Would they be published?

Jovan

pre 16 godina

you can also call it Soros-TV, Daniel... =)

if the quality of their moving pictures is as good as the quality of the articles here...

you´ll certainly be disappointed...

tesla

pre 16 godina

B92,
A few months back you said you wouldn't allow transliteration of our Serbian names by Albanians. Apparantly, one of our guests isn't even sure how to write in his own language but that is not our problem:

"Milosheviq and Millosheviq."

Also Kosovo spelled with an A "kosova," is an even greater offence. If the albanians want to post here, make them conform to serbian conventions and not the other way around.

femi

pre 16 godina

The idea that Milosheviq and Millosheviq alone is responsible for all the messis good to sell to next generations, but to us.

It is hard to say how much was the Milloshewiq's fault and how much of that of the wider Serb public on those wars.

If the general publich of Serbia was not involved in Bosnia or Croatia, in Kosova for sure, they knew what was going on.

Zlatko

pre 16 godina

Is it just me or does this article just NOT make sense to read? I've had to go over sentences 3 times to understand what is being said..

B92

pre 16 godina

Dear Daniel,

B92 livestreams and podcasts its television and radio programs via the internet.

You can find the B92 Live links on our front page, http://www.b92.net/eng.

These livestreams, which require RealPlayer installed on your computer, include only programs from our own production, such as tonight's investigative program.

You can see a list of those and our programming schedule in this Serbian website page http://www.b92.net/tv/program.

Regards,


B92

femi

pre 16 godina

The idea that Milosheviq and Millosheviq alone is responsible for all the messis good to sell to next generations, but to us.

It is hard to say how much was the Milloshewiq's fault and how much of that of the wider Serb public on those wars.

If the general publich of Serbia was not involved in Bosnia or Croatia, in Kosova for sure, they knew what was going on.

tesla

pre 16 godina

B92,
A few months back you said you wouldn't allow transliteration of our Serbian names by Albanians. Apparantly, one of our guests isn't even sure how to write in his own language but that is not our problem:

"Milosheviq and Millosheviq."

Also Kosovo spelled with an A "kosova," is an even greater offence. If the albanians want to post here, make them conform to serbian conventions and not the other way around.

mika

pre 16 godina

Generations and generations will be passing , and my dearest neighbors will still argue with each other about Milošević ''era '' and role of Serbian people in state politics of Serbia . That will go on until you finally realize my dearest neighbors that there was no '' world conspiracy '' , but only extremely wrong politics of Serbian Govermant choosed in democratic way by Serbian voters .
As for writting matter , Peggy and others shouldn't bother much about it , since we don't use same letters , like : š , đ , ž in Serbian , or dh , y , th , zh , gj , ë in Albanian .
If you don;t want communication among our people , why you just don't say so ??

Zlatko

pre 16 godina

Is it just me or does this article just NOT make sense to read? I've had to go over sentences 3 times to understand what is being said..

Jovan

pre 16 godina

you can also call it Soros-TV, Daniel... =)

if the quality of their moving pictures is as good as the quality of the articles here...

you´ll certainly be disappointed...

peggy

pre 16 godina

Tesla, I completely agree with you.
According to B92's own guide lines insulting comments will not be published, yet time and time again comments written by Albanians which refer to Kosovo as Kosova are published.
This is clearly meant to insult and upset the Serbs but they continue to be published.
Now B92 has done it themselves by spelling a Serbian name Milosevic) the way the Albanians would do it.

I simply don't understand the reason behind this.
I wonder what would happen if the Serbian side decided to deliberately spell the Albanian names the wrong way knowing this will upset them.


Would they be published?

B92

pre 16 godina

Dear Daniel,

B92 livestreams and podcasts its television and radio programs via the internet.

You can find the B92 Live links on our front page, http://www.b92.net/eng.

These livestreams, which require RealPlayer installed on your computer, include only programs from our own production, such as tonight's investigative program.

You can see a list of those and our programming schedule in this Serbian website page http://www.b92.net/tv/program.

Regards,


B92

Ahmet Isufi

pre 16 godina

Peggy and every other serb camp always mispells Albanian names. What esle is new peggy?
I personally don't know any Serbian , therefore I tend to write in Albanian and english, example: On every post I use the term " Belgrade", which is the term in english. what is wrong with that ?

EA

pre 16 godina

I can see here that the Serbian panel is getting thin and desperate about petty thing and names writings. And they are turning against B92 who is trying to keep the balance to its best. Those who write Kosova instead of Kosovo want to show that they are mainly Albanians and feel more comfortable with it and you guys here will never force anyone anymore how to call themselves. Your Serbian government keep provoking Kosovar Albanians in the latest "negotiations" calling Kosova (o) "Kosovo i Metohija". It doesn't personally bother me as long as Kosova becomes fully independent from Serbia soon after the 10th of December 2007.

femi

pre 16 godina

The idea that Milosheviq and Millosheviq alone is responsible for all the messis good to sell to next generations, but to us.

It is hard to say how much was the Milloshewiq's fault and how much of that of the wider Serb public on those wars.

If the general publich of Serbia was not involved in Bosnia or Croatia, in Kosova for sure, they knew what was going on.

peggy

pre 16 godina

Tesla, I completely agree with you.
According to B92's own guide lines insulting comments will not be published, yet time and time again comments written by Albanians which refer to Kosovo as Kosova are published.
This is clearly meant to insult and upset the Serbs but they continue to be published.
Now B92 has done it themselves by spelling a Serbian name Milosevic) the way the Albanians would do it.

I simply don't understand the reason behind this.
I wonder what would happen if the Serbian side decided to deliberately spell the Albanian names the wrong way knowing this will upset them.


Would they be published?

Jovan

pre 16 godina

you can also call it Soros-TV, Daniel... =)

if the quality of their moving pictures is as good as the quality of the articles here...

you´ll certainly be disappointed...

tesla

pre 16 godina

B92,
A few months back you said you wouldn't allow transliteration of our Serbian names by Albanians. Apparantly, one of our guests isn't even sure how to write in his own language but that is not our problem:

"Milosheviq and Millosheviq."

Also Kosovo spelled with an A "kosova," is an even greater offence. If the albanians want to post here, make them conform to serbian conventions and not the other way around.

B92

pre 16 godina

Dear Daniel,

B92 livestreams and podcasts its television and radio programs via the internet.

You can find the B92 Live links on our front page, http://www.b92.net/eng.

These livestreams, which require RealPlayer installed on your computer, include only programs from our own production, such as tonight's investigative program.

You can see a list of those and our programming schedule in this Serbian website page http://www.b92.net/tv/program.

Regards,


B92

Zlatko

pre 16 godina

Is it just me or does this article just NOT make sense to read? I've had to go over sentences 3 times to understand what is being said..

Ahmet Isufi

pre 16 godina

Peggy and every other serb camp always mispells Albanian names. What esle is new peggy?
I personally don't know any Serbian , therefore I tend to write in Albanian and english, example: On every post I use the term " Belgrade", which is the term in english. what is wrong with that ?

mika

pre 16 godina

Generations and generations will be passing , and my dearest neighbors will still argue with each other about Milošević ''era '' and role of Serbian people in state politics of Serbia . That will go on until you finally realize my dearest neighbors that there was no '' world conspiracy '' , but only extremely wrong politics of Serbian Govermant choosed in democratic way by Serbian voters .
As for writting matter , Peggy and others shouldn't bother much about it , since we don't use same letters , like : š , đ , ž in Serbian , or dh , y , th , zh , gj , ë in Albanian .
If you don;t want communication among our people , why you just don't say so ??

EA

pre 16 godina

I can see here that the Serbian panel is getting thin and desperate about petty thing and names writings. And they are turning against B92 who is trying to keep the balance to its best. Those who write Kosova instead of Kosovo want to show that they are mainly Albanians and feel more comfortable with it and you guys here will never force anyone anymore how to call themselves. Your Serbian government keep provoking Kosovar Albanians in the latest "negotiations" calling Kosova (o) "Kosovo i Metohija". It doesn't personally bother me as long as Kosova becomes fully independent from Serbia soon after the 10th of December 2007.