UN SC meets tomorrow in emergency session

As it is obvious that Rucker won't do his job, I trust that Ban will annul the illegal declaration. If not, I hope that Russia has made it clear that it will refuse to renew his mandate as Secretary-General on the grounds that he aided and abetted the most significant violation of the UN Charter in the organisation's history. Perhaps Moscow should also make it clear that it will also veto the appointment of any candidates who come from countries that have violated the Charter.

The Russians should ask for the dissolution of the UN since it refuses to follow its own rules. This is the straw that broke the UN's back.

Tadic will get the answer tomorrow in New York that the USA,UK, France, Italy and others...recognise the Kosova indpendence.
Be a man Tadic and face the REALITY! Serbia state breeched the very international law by discriminating, oppressing, and conducting ethnic cleansing policies in its "own" country and against "its own" people. I hope that he will try his best to "hide" these facts in the UN and will get a lot of support from his Russian friend.
I would totally understand Serbian stance should there have been no war in Kosova. But the the FACTS are stubborn against Serbia...any further attempt to undermine the Kosova independence even through "international law" meaning in Serbian "Russia" is destined to FAIL.
I will talk to you tomorrow at 1900pm Greenwich meantime)))

If the UN is ignored by the nations that have the most wealth and the biggest guns, then it is a sad day for mankind. This will mark the day that the new world order can do as it pleases. Laws will be only respected by this order when it suits them. I am disgusted to be an American at this point.

I am waiting for US recognition so I can stand in front of the white house and hold up a banner which says:

"Thank you, pres bush for urinating on 150 years of Serbian contribution to the history and advancement of America starting with George Fisher (Djorje Ribar)(1840), customs officer, Texas militia major and participant in Texan independence from Mexico; continuing with Mihailo Pupin and Nikola Tesla
scientists who introduced America to the wonders of electricity and radio; to people like Lance Sijan, medal of honor winner, who died in Vietnam fighting for America and Mladen Sekulovich, Oscar winner, who spent a lifetime entertaining America; to the 150,000+ American Serbs working in all fields of occupation today: medicine, business, legal, engineering, law enforcement, military, politics, etc. Thank you for this betrayal. By the way, what have albanian muslims done for America lately?

Russia should not only indicate that Ban Ki Moon is finished... it should further exercise a SUPER-veto by vetoing every single motion brought before the Security Council, regardless of the subject (Iran, North Korea, etc.) until the rule of law is re-established and the "outlaw" "rogue" nations that ignore international law (U.S. and its client states) fall back in line.

It's time for Russia to take up the mantle of the "world's policeman" now that the U.S. has decided to openly play the gangster.

Historians will look back at this as the time when the U.S. lost its world leadership status by forgetting its own founding principles and turning dirty tricks into the standard for its international (mis)conduct.

Sic transit gloria mundi...

Tadic will get the answer tomorrow in New York that the USA,UK, France, Italy and others...recognise the Kosova indpendence.
Be a man Tadic and face the REALITY! Serbia state breeched the very international law by discriminating, oppressing, and conducting ethnic cleansing policies in its "own" country and against "its own" people. I hope that he will try his best to "hide" these facts in the UN and will get a lot of support from his Russian friend.
I would totally understand Serbian stance should there have been no war in Kosova. But the the FACTS are stubborn against Serbia...any further attempt to undermine the Kosova independence even through "international law" meaning in Serbian "Russia" is destined to FAIL.
I will talk to you tomorrow at 1900pm Greenwich meantime)))

The Russians should ask for the dissolution of the UN since it refuses to follow its own rules. This is the straw that broke the UN's back.

As it is obvious that Rucker won't do his job, I trust that Ban will annul the illegal declaration. If not, I hope that Russia has made it clear that it will refuse to renew his mandate as Secretary-General on the grounds that he aided and abetted the most significant violation of the UN Charter in the organisation's history. Perhaps Moscow should also make it clear that it will also veto the appointment of any candidates who come from countries that have violated the Charter.

If the UN is ignored by the nations that have the most wealth and the biggest guns, then it is a sad day for mankind. This will mark the day that the new world order can do as it pleases. Laws will be only respected by this order when it suits them. I am disgusted to be an American at this point.

I am waiting for US recognition so I can stand in front of the white house and hold up a banner which says:

"Thank you, pres bush for urinating on 150 years of Serbian contribution to the history and advancement of America starting with George Fisher (Djorje Ribar)(1840), customs officer, Texas militia major and participant in Texan independence from Mexico; continuing with Mihailo Pupin and Nikola Tesla
scientists who introduced America to the wonders of electricity and radio; to people like Lance Sijan, medal of honor winner, who died in Vietnam fighting for America and Mladen Sekulovich, Oscar winner, who spent a lifetime entertaining America; to the 150,000+ American Serbs working in all fields of occupation today: medicine, business, legal, engineering, law enforcement, military, politics, etc. Thank you for this betrayal. By the way, what have albanian muslims done for America lately?

Russia should not only indicate that Ban Ki Moon is finished... it should further exercise a SUPER-veto by vetoing every single motion brought before the Security Council, regardless of the subject (Iran, North Korea, etc.) until the rule of law is re-established and the "outlaw" "rogue" nations that ignore international law (U.S. and its client states) fall back in line.

It's time for Russia to take up the mantle of the "world's policeman" now that the U.S. has decided to openly play the gangster.

Historians will look back at this as the time when the U.S. lost its world leadership status by forgetting its own founding principles and turning dirty tricks into the standard for its international (mis)conduct.

Sic transit gloria mundi...