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Tuesday, 12.02.2008.

18:02

Council for National Security meeting shrouded in secrecy

A session of the Council for National Security was held in Belgrade today.

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Sidi

pre 16 godina

I love it how Serbia pretends like anyone is asking for its acquiescence in the matter. All the "action-plans", "diplomatic offensives", and "legal actions" in the world, will not stop Kosova from declaring its independence unilaterally, and having that independence unilaterally recognized by 90+ states. No body is concerned with Serbia's or Russia's or Romania's protests. If most of the world recognizes you, a few oddballs here and there will certainly not matter. Albanians will do anything to be free from Serbia forever....this is what Serbia has failed to understand for 100 years.

S. Harris

pre 16 godina

President Tadic of Serbia and Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica have first and last obligation towards Serbia and its citizens.
Kosovo and Metohija is a province of Serbia and therefore they have first and last obligation to citizens living there. If there are citizens in Kosovo who want to go down some different path this needs to be discussed with Belgrade, however the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija and their heritage must be protected by the Government of Serbia and there is no other choice.
All Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija and their property must be protected by the Serbian Government.
The Serbian diaspora will never ever accept an illegal declaration of independence by Albanian separatists.
It is still not too late for the US and the EU to encourage the separatists to seek dialogue with Belgrade.
The tragedy is the world is watching US and EU support for precedent of, "begining of newly formed separatist states from sovereign countries".
Unbelievable!

GSP

pre 16 godina

Liam,

If you were following anything other than media propaganda, you would realize that Boris Tadic has NOT been behind the independence of KosovO.

Moving forward, any negative comments regarding Mr. Kostunica's standing should be directed at the States as they were the ones to "PUT" him in the position he's currently in.

Finally, Serbia is not in a dark place, rather in a forefront & a pattern which will enable the rest of the world to recognize that giving independence to KosovO would be a grave error.

Cheers.

Ratko

pre 16 godina

Liam... Perhaps if all terrorist organisations around the world created themselves an entity and declared independence we'd all be a better place? Shall we ask all countries in the world to give up a percentage of their land? You do talk nonsense.

Tom O'Donoghue

pre 16 godina

God love you Liam.
As if Serbia was the cause of all of this.
When those in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo acknowledge their own guilt, there may be be some light shone on the "dark place".

Liam C

pre 16 godina

Mr Tadic has a once-off opportunity to show the world the good qualities of Serbia and its people that have not been in the global news for years. He should, as President, be the first to welcome and recognize the independence of Kosovo. He should wish the new country peace, prosperity and success. He should say that he hopes that Serbia and Kosovo can be close and co-operative neighbours. Many Serb citizens would welcome this, and all Kosovars would appreciate it, as they have no desire for negativity. Let there then be a parliamentary election in Serbia and Mr Tadic and allies would win. Mr Kostunica uses negative and threatening language against Kosovo, and this serves to remind the world of the dark place where Serbia was in the 90s.

Tom O'Donoghue

pre 16 godina

God love you Liam.
As if Serbia was the cause of all of this.
When those in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo acknowledge their own guilt, there may be be some light shone on the "dark place".

Liam C

pre 16 godina

Mr Tadic has a once-off opportunity to show the world the good qualities of Serbia and its people that have not been in the global news for years. He should, as President, be the first to welcome and recognize the independence of Kosovo. He should wish the new country peace, prosperity and success. He should say that he hopes that Serbia and Kosovo can be close and co-operative neighbours. Many Serb citizens would welcome this, and all Kosovars would appreciate it, as they have no desire for negativity. Let there then be a parliamentary election in Serbia and Mr Tadic and allies would win. Mr Kostunica uses negative and threatening language against Kosovo, and this serves to remind the world of the dark place where Serbia was in the 90s.

Ratko

pre 16 godina

Liam... Perhaps if all terrorist organisations around the world created themselves an entity and declared independence we'd all be a better place? Shall we ask all countries in the world to give up a percentage of their land? You do talk nonsense.

GSP

pre 16 godina

Liam,

If you were following anything other than media propaganda, you would realize that Boris Tadic has NOT been behind the independence of KosovO.

Moving forward, any negative comments regarding Mr. Kostunica's standing should be directed at the States as they were the ones to "PUT" him in the position he's currently in.

Finally, Serbia is not in a dark place, rather in a forefront & a pattern which will enable the rest of the world to recognize that giving independence to KosovO would be a grave error.

Cheers.

S. Harris

pre 16 godina

President Tadic of Serbia and Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica have first and last obligation towards Serbia and its citizens.
Kosovo and Metohija is a province of Serbia and therefore they have first and last obligation to citizens living there. If there are citizens in Kosovo who want to go down some different path this needs to be discussed with Belgrade, however the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija and their heritage must be protected by the Government of Serbia and there is no other choice.
All Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija and their property must be protected by the Serbian Government.
The Serbian diaspora will never ever accept an illegal declaration of independence by Albanian separatists.
It is still not too late for the US and the EU to encourage the separatists to seek dialogue with Belgrade.
The tragedy is the world is watching US and EU support for precedent of, "begining of newly formed separatist states from sovereign countries".
Unbelievable!

Sidi

pre 16 godina

I love it how Serbia pretends like anyone is asking for its acquiescence in the matter. All the "action-plans", "diplomatic offensives", and "legal actions" in the world, will not stop Kosova from declaring its independence unilaterally, and having that independence unilaterally recognized by 90+ states. No body is concerned with Serbia's or Russia's or Romania's protests. If most of the world recognizes you, a few oddballs here and there will certainly not matter. Albanians will do anything to be free from Serbia forever....this is what Serbia has failed to understand for 100 years.

Liam C

pre 16 godina

Mr Tadic has a once-off opportunity to show the world the good qualities of Serbia and its people that have not been in the global news for years. He should, as President, be the first to welcome and recognize the independence of Kosovo. He should wish the new country peace, prosperity and success. He should say that he hopes that Serbia and Kosovo can be close and co-operative neighbours. Many Serb citizens would welcome this, and all Kosovars would appreciate it, as they have no desire for negativity. Let there then be a parliamentary election in Serbia and Mr Tadic and allies would win. Mr Kostunica uses negative and threatening language against Kosovo, and this serves to remind the world of the dark place where Serbia was in the 90s.

Tom O'Donoghue

pre 16 godina

God love you Liam.
As if Serbia was the cause of all of this.
When those in Croatia, Bosnia and Kosovo acknowledge their own guilt, there may be be some light shone on the "dark place".

Ratko

pre 16 godina

Liam... Perhaps if all terrorist organisations around the world created themselves an entity and declared independence we'd all be a better place? Shall we ask all countries in the world to give up a percentage of their land? You do talk nonsense.

GSP

pre 16 godina

Liam,

If you were following anything other than media propaganda, you would realize that Boris Tadic has NOT been behind the independence of KosovO.

Moving forward, any negative comments regarding Mr. Kostunica's standing should be directed at the States as they were the ones to "PUT" him in the position he's currently in.

Finally, Serbia is not in a dark place, rather in a forefront & a pattern which will enable the rest of the world to recognize that giving independence to KosovO would be a grave error.

Cheers.

S. Harris

pre 16 godina

President Tadic of Serbia and Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica have first and last obligation towards Serbia and its citizens.
Kosovo and Metohija is a province of Serbia and therefore they have first and last obligation to citizens living there. If there are citizens in Kosovo who want to go down some different path this needs to be discussed with Belgrade, however the Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija and their heritage must be protected by the Government of Serbia and there is no other choice.
All Serbs in Kosovo and Metohija and their property must be protected by the Serbian Government.
The Serbian diaspora will never ever accept an illegal declaration of independence by Albanian separatists.
It is still not too late for the US and the EU to encourage the separatists to seek dialogue with Belgrade.
The tragedy is the world is watching US and EU support for precedent of, "begining of newly formed separatist states from sovereign countries".
Unbelievable!

Sidi

pre 16 godina

I love it how Serbia pretends like anyone is asking for its acquiescence in the matter. All the "action-plans", "diplomatic offensives", and "legal actions" in the world, will not stop Kosova from declaring its independence unilaterally, and having that independence unilaterally recognized by 90+ states. No body is concerned with Serbia's or Russia's or Romania's protests. If most of the world recognizes you, a few oddballs here and there will certainly not matter. Albanians will do anything to be free from Serbia forever....this is what Serbia has failed to understand for 100 years.