Renewed calls for Albanian boycott in Sombor

What is next...... Hungarian goulash?

blero #4 - this was nice one ;)))

Naill #10 you made me laugh even more with your co-religionists thing ;)

Upsss 1. Mother Teresa was an Albanian- ok but you are Irish you don't have to know that

Upsss 2. Costnatine the Great- the one that made Christianity the official religion of Roman empire was Kosovar ruling in Berat central Albania- in whose 6 h. castle there are yet 40 churches- guess where he become Christian Niall - but ok you are Irish Niall you can ignore these “insignificant” things

Upsss 3. St Albani- the one that spread the Christianity in Europe and to your predecessors was Albanian- but of course you are Irish Niall- you don’t have to know this fact, just ignore it- St. Albani bizarre name- Albani how he got it? ;)

Upsss 4. Pope Clemente XI was Albanian (and how many Irish Popes??)- but of course Niall you are Irish- you can ignore this too.

I will leave something for latter Niall, now you can maybe tell us which was the contribution of your “brother” Serbs in Christian religion?

Of course before that you will tall us and compare your Irish contribution to the Christianity towards ours, Albanian contribution.

Curious to hear from you Niall.

I feel sorry for the baker. This is not the proper solution.

This is a wrong action. These people are citizens of the Republic of Serbia first and ethnic Albanians second. The only reason to boycott these bakeries is if they stock products from Albania or KosovA or if the owners spout pro-kosova/ anti-Serbian nonsense. In which case it is a valid form of protest.

say, these albanians in sombor, and 10,000 of them in belgrade according to the latest census, they don't live with armed escort and behind barbed wire?
strange world..
but a free market. you buy what you like.

Yes Niall, there is more:
America was discovered by Albanians. They brought civilization and religion to Indian savages. The proof is the name of the important administrative ctr of the New York state:ALBANY!!!
To express the gratitude to Albanians for getting the state, the USA is repaying the favor by giving them the state in Kosovo.
Why not give the continent, the North America -
Albanians were first there?
Is there a justice in this world? Only time will tell, if you don't know the answer.

So what if they want to boycott Albanian bakeries or Hungarian goulash. The Albanians in Kosovo boycotted anything Serbian. If they want to boycott let them. I boycott anything from the former Yugo that isn't Serbian. Kosovo is Serbian!!!

I totally condemn this sinister boycott campaign. Ordinary Serbian Albanian citizens should not be held accountable for the misdeeds of their co-religionists in Albania or in the Autonomous Province of Kosmet. They are honest and hardworking Serbian citizens.

Their ethnic Serb neighbours should show solidarity to their ethnic Albanian countrymen by buying at the stores.

On another note, the fact that hundreds of thousands of ethnic Albanians live in Serbia including Belgrade and live normal lives without fear of violence or discrimination is a testament to the Serbian people and government. This should be highlighted.

This is not in my name and I'm sure it's not in the name of most of the citizens of Serbia...
As we all know, there are only a few groups that can get this "great" idea so i guess the police will have a very easy job this time...Go and get them

perfect example of the adage: "the more things change...the more they stay the same."
business as usual in serbia...no pun intended.

(ben, 20 March 2008 17:58)

The best reply I have read for long time.

(Delije, 20 March 2008 16:17)
Deije,
Since “Kosovo is Serbian” do you boycott products of Kosovo?

Albanian bakers out of business?
Free loafs for the Serbs of Sombor?
What next? Hot buns and ginger bread for the street buskers?
This secret plan is coming along just fine.

What next Ben,

Jesus was Albanian.

This sickens me, contrary to belief amongst some, Serbia has a history of treating its minorities with respect.

It must be made clear to the small minority of extremists that their sentiments are totally unacceptable.

They are blackening the name of all of us.

"# What next Ben,

Jesus was Albanian.
(Niall O'Doherty, 20 March 2008 22:48) "

Unfortunately our Serbian neighbors claimed him first. They claim his real name was Jesus Christovic.

By the way Niall I urge you to read the Catholic encyclopedia and show me the page number and the paragraph where you find that any of ben's facts are wrong. At least those facts that involve Catholicism.

Why is everyone so upset about this boycot? America boycots all the time.

Remember the Russian Olympics? America boycoted that. What about the time when America boycoted French champagne. They renamed french fries Freedom fries or Liberty fries.

Serbia is a democratic country and if some citizens want to boycot a certain bakery then it's their business. This certainly is not on the same scale as what America has done when it comes to boycoting.

So all your righteous people out there who are claiming how this is not fair get a grip. World isn't fair and it certainly wasn't fair for Albanians to steal Kosovo but it happened.

This is just a minor thing. In a democracy people can decide what to buy and what not to buy. How many of us have thought twice about buying a pair of Nikes because of who is being exploited. Is is wrong to boycot Nike?

So if you want to get all righteous now then start to look at what the Americans are doing and how they boycot without anyone complaining there.

Bottom line. Democracy. People vote with their money as well.

Logic: you logic is quite bizarre

I am presenting with facts, as a matter a fact.

St Albani is Albanian because he is not because his name. Pope Clement XI is Albanian because he is, Agnez Bojaxhiu is Albanian because she is, etc.

Albany in NY is like NEW York etc the names are European- comprehensible to your ‘logic’ I hope.

Anyhow, try to answer what (johny, 21 March 2008 01:11) says instead of saying ‘non coherent’ thoughts (as to say) quite far from a logic.

If you have lack of knowledge I hope you don't have a short memory to remember at least Mother Teresa- Agnez Bojaxhiu, for a thoroughly conversation I have to admit you are not ready.

Ben, Johny: you are 100% right; I also heard that every single word, in every single language in this world, that starts with "ALB" stems from the word "Albania". Even the ABC read "ALBc" and then Serbs dropped that "L". But ofcourse, how would some Irish know that...

As a Serb I can not condemn this strongly enough. The Albanian population of Serbia MUST be treated as equals.

Many minorities are well behaved when in their host countries they are minorities. Wait until they form the majority. That is when you see their true feelings toward their neighbors.

The right thing to do.

It´s like boycotting the apartheid state of "israel" for it´s etnic cleansing and wars against non-jews.

But of course there are exeptions. Those few Albanians living in and wishing for peace with their Serbian neighbour should not be boycotted.

Albanian bakers out of business?
Free loafs for the Serbs of Sombor?
What next? Hot buns and ginger bread for the street buskers?
This secret plan is coming along just fine.

blero #4 - this was nice one ;)))

Naill #10 you made me laugh even more with your co-religionists thing ;)

Upsss 1. Mother Teresa was an Albanian- ok but you are Irish you don't have to know that

Upsss 2. Costnatine the Great- the one that made Christianity the official religion of Roman empire was Kosovar ruling in Berat central Albania- in whose 6 h. castle there are yet 40 churches- guess where he become Christian Niall - but ok you are Irish Niall you can ignore these “insignificant” things

Upsss 3. St Albani- the one that spread the Christianity in Europe and to your predecessors was Albanian- but of course you are Irish Niall- you don’t have to know this fact, just ignore it- St. Albani bizarre name- Albani how he got it? ;)

Upsss 4. Pope Clemente XI was Albanian (and how many Irish Popes??)- but of course Niall you are Irish- you can ignore this too.

I will leave something for latter Niall, now you can maybe tell us which was the contribution of your “brother” Serbs in Christian religion?

Of course before that you will tall us and compare your Irish contribution to the Christianity towards ours, Albanian contribution.

Curious to hear from you Niall.

perfect example of the adage: "the more things change...the more they stay the same."
business as usual in serbia...no pun intended.

What next Ben,

Jesus was Albanian.

Yes Niall, there is more:
America was discovered by Albanians. They brought civilization and religion to Indian savages. The proof is the name of the important administrative ctr of the New York state:ALBANY!!!
To express the gratitude to Albanians for getting the state, the USA is repaying the favor by giving them the state in Kosovo.
Why not give the continent, the North America -
Albanians were first there?
Is there a justice in this world? Only time will tell, if you don't know the answer.

I feel sorry for the baker. This is not the proper solution.

This is a wrong action. These people are citizens of the Republic of Serbia first and ethnic Albanians second. The only reason to boycott these bakeries is if they stock products from Albania or KosovA or if the owners spout pro-kosova/ anti-Serbian nonsense. In which case it is a valid form of protest.

So what if they want to boycott Albanian bakeries or Hungarian goulash. The Albanians in Kosovo boycotted anything Serbian. If they want to boycott let them. I boycott anything from the former Yugo that isn't Serbian. Kosovo is Serbian!!!

What is next...... Hungarian goulash?

"# What next Ben,

Jesus was Albanian.
(Niall O'Doherty, 20 March 2008 22:48) "

Unfortunately our Serbian neighbors claimed him first. They claim his real name was Jesus Christovic.

By the way Niall I urge you to read the Catholic encyclopedia and show me the page number and the paragraph where you find that any of ben's facts are wrong. At least those facts that involve Catholicism.

This is not in my name and I'm sure it's not in the name of most of the citizens of Serbia...
As we all know, there are only a few groups that can get this "great" idea so i guess the police will have a very easy job this time...Go and get them

This sickens me, contrary to belief amongst some, Serbia has a history of treating its minorities with respect.

It must be made clear to the small minority of extremists that their sentiments are totally unacceptable.

They are blackening the name of all of us.

say, these albanians in sombor, and 10,000 of them in belgrade according to the latest census, they don't live with armed escort and behind barbed wire?
strange world..
but a free market. you buy what you like.

I totally condemn this sinister boycott campaign. Ordinary Serbian Albanian citizens should not be held accountable for the misdeeds of their co-religionists in Albania or in the Autonomous Province of Kosmet. They are honest and hardworking Serbian citizens.

Their ethnic Serb neighbours should show solidarity to their ethnic Albanian countrymen by buying at the stores.

On another note, the fact that hundreds of thousands of ethnic Albanians live in Serbia including Belgrade and live normal lives without fear of violence or discrimination is a testament to the Serbian people and government. This should be highlighted.

(ben, 20 March 2008 17:58)

The best reply I have read for long time.

(Delije, 20 March 2008 16:17)
Deije,
Since “Kosovo is Serbian” do you boycott products of Kosovo?

Ben, Johny: you are 100% right; I also heard that every single word, in every single language in this world, that starts with "ALB" stems from the word "Albania". Even the ABC read "ALBc" and then Serbs dropped that "L". But ofcourse, how would some Irish know that...

As a Serb I can not condemn this strongly enough. The Albanian population of Serbia MUST be treated as equals.

Many minorities are well behaved when in their host countries they are minorities. Wait until they form the majority. That is when you see their true feelings toward their neighbors.

Why is everyone so upset about this boycot? America boycots all the time.

Remember the Russian Olympics? America boycoted that. What about the time when America boycoted French champagne. They renamed french fries Freedom fries or Liberty fries.

Serbia is a democratic country and if some citizens want to boycot a certain bakery then it's their business. This certainly is not on the same scale as what America has done when it comes to boycoting.

So all your righteous people out there who are claiming how this is not fair get a grip. World isn't fair and it certainly wasn't fair for Albanians to steal Kosovo but it happened.

This is just a minor thing. In a democracy people can decide what to buy and what not to buy. How many of us have thought twice about buying a pair of Nikes because of who is being exploited. Is is wrong to boycot Nike?

So if you want to get all righteous now then start to look at what the Americans are doing and how they boycot without anyone complaining there.

Bottom line. Democracy. People vote with their money as well.

The right thing to do.

It´s like boycotting the apartheid state of "israel" for it´s etnic cleansing and wars against non-jews.

But of course there are exeptions. Those few Albanians living in and wishing for peace with their Serbian neighbour should not be boycotted.

Logic: you logic is quite bizarre

I am presenting with facts, as a matter a fact.

St Albani is Albanian because he is not because his name. Pope Clement XI is Albanian because he is, Agnez Bojaxhiu is Albanian because she is, etc.

Albany in NY is like NEW York etc the names are European- comprehensible to your ‘logic’ I hope.

Anyhow, try to answer what (johny, 21 March 2008 01:11) says instead of saying ‘non coherent’ thoughts (as to say) quite far from a logic.

If you have lack of knowledge I hope you don't have a short memory to remember at least Mother Teresa- Agnez Bojaxhiu, for a thoroughly conversation I have to admit you are not ready.