The local elections in Kosovo were just another example of manipulation of the local Serbs, V-P of the Serb National Council Rada Trajković has told B92.
Serb-Albanian friendship in a European Serbia!
(Ron, 15 May 2008 01:03)
Is that the motto of your own political party: RSRWP -- “Ron’s Serbia rules the world party”?
Did the party participate in the last elections (can’t recall the slogan)?
If yes, ... any seats?
I fear that Ms. Trajković is out of touch with the Serbian voter in Kosovo who completely rejected Borris Tadic's politics of fear and european submission. The reality is that Ms. Trajković would be more comfortable with a DS job in belgrade than she would in Kosovoska Mitrovica and I think that this belgrade comfort is her goal
Iowe, in Mitrovica there are scattered Albanian villages as well as Serbian, so it's mixed, although a majority of its inhabitants are Serbs.
(Mark (Shqype), 14 May 2008 16:04)
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You mean Serbians and Albanians living together in Kosovo? Oh, of course, that can only happen in Serbian controlled areas.
As for Serbians living in Albanian areas, they have either been ethnically cleansed or where enough live in a town or village, are surrounded by barbed wire and protected by troops. That's not mentioning all of the destroyed churches.
And you think Albanians deserve independence? Not in a million years!
well said. She makes sense. It is time for Kosovars serbs or albanians to start getting along and build a better future for themsleves and their children. No more wars no more blood... Friendship
Madam Trajkvic it must taken a lot for you to admit to these facts of the reality in Kosovo! Especially when you were so vocal in denouncing that there would never be an Independent Kosovo, I recall a press meeting in Qaglavica, when you openly stated that if Kosovo gained Independence that you would go and live in a Country where there were no Albanians.
Does this now mean that you are packing your bags? But where on Earth will you go inorder for your to keep your promise?
I suppose that this is a good example that should be followed by the politicians in Belgrade, "Its never too late to say I am sorry and to grasp hold of reality!"
"I have said this before but now your hear it from hourses mouth. Any coments!
(Ahmet Isufi, 14 May 2008 13:55)"
Ahmet Isufi,
She was talking about Gracanica which unfortunately for her is not located in north Kosovo. I am sure you know by now that the north is still solidly pro-Belgrade, which is only to be expected in view of its land continuation to the rest of Serbia. The de facto partition is at the Ibar, has been that way since 1999. You don't see any K-Albanian officials in the north, do you?
Madam Trajkvic it must taken a lot for you to admit to these facts of the reality in Kosovo! Especially when you were so vocal in denouncing that there would never be an Independent Kosovo, I recall a press meeting in Qaglavica, when you openly stated that if Kosovo gained Independence that you would go and live in a Country where there were no Albanians.
Does this now mean that you are packing your bags? But where on Earth will you go inorder for your to keep your promise?
I suppose that this is a good example that should be followed by the politicians in Belgrade, "Its never too late to say I am sorry and to grasp hold of reality!"
well said. She makes sense. It is time for Kosovars serbs or albanians to start getting along and build a better future for themsleves and their children. No more wars no more blood... Friendship
Iowe, in Mitrovica there are scattered Albanian villages as well as Serbian, so it's mixed, although a majority of its inhabitants are Serbs.
(Mark (Shqype), 14 May 2008 16:04)
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You mean Serbians and Albanians living together in Kosovo? Oh, of course, that can only happen in Serbian controlled areas.
As for Serbians living in Albanian areas, they have either been ethnically cleansed or where enough live in a town or village, are surrounded by barbed wire and protected by troops. That's not mentioning all of the destroyed churches.
And you think Albanians deserve independence? Not in a million years!
"I have said this before but now your hear it from hourses mouth. Any coments!
(Ahmet Isufi, 14 May 2008 13:55)"
Ahmet Isufi,
She was talking about Gracanica which unfortunately for her is not located in north Kosovo. I am sure you know by now that the north is still solidly pro-Belgrade, which is only to be expected in view of its land continuation to the rest of Serbia. The de facto partition is at the Ibar, has been that way since 1999. You don't see any K-Albanian officials in the north, do you?
I fear that Ms. Trajković is out of touch with the Serbian voter in Kosovo who completely rejected Borris Tadic's politics of fear and european submission. The reality is that Ms. Trajković would be more comfortable with a DS job in belgrade than she would in Kosovoska Mitrovica and I think that this belgrade comfort is her goal
Serb-Albanian friendship in a European Serbia!
(Ron, 15 May 2008 01:03)
Is that the motto of your own political party: RSRWP -- “Ron’s Serbia rules the world party”?
Did the party participate in the last elections (can’t recall the slogan)?
If yes, ... any seats?
Iowe, in Mitrovica there are scattered Albanian villages as well as Serbian, so it's mixed, although a majority of its inhabitants are Serbs.
(Mark (Shqype), 14 May 2008 16:04)
--
You mean Serbians and Albanians living together in Kosovo? Oh, of course, that can only happen in Serbian controlled areas.
As for Serbians living in Albanian areas, they have either been ethnically cleansed or where enough live in a town or village, are surrounded by barbed wire and protected by troops. That's not mentioning all of the destroyed churches.
And you think Albanians deserve independence? Not in a million years!
Madam Trajkvic it must taken a lot for you to admit to these facts of the reality in Kosovo! Especially when you were so vocal in denouncing that there would never be an Independent Kosovo, I recall a press meeting in Qaglavica, when you openly stated that if Kosovo gained Independence that you would go and live in a Country where there were no Albanians.
Does this now mean that you are packing your bags? But where on Earth will you go inorder for your to keep your promise?
I suppose that this is a good example that should be followed by the politicians in Belgrade, "Its never too late to say I am sorry and to grasp hold of reality!"
well said. She makes sense. It is time for Kosovars serbs or albanians to start getting along and build a better future for themsleves and their children. No more wars no more blood... Friendship
"I have said this before but now your hear it from hourses mouth. Any coments!
(Ahmet Isufi, 14 May 2008 13:55)"
Ahmet Isufi,
She was talking about Gracanica which unfortunately for her is not located in north Kosovo. I am sure you know by now that the north is still solidly pro-Belgrade, which is only to be expected in view of its land continuation to the rest of Serbia. The de facto partition is at the Ibar, has been that way since 1999. You don't see any K-Albanian officials in the north, do you?
I fear that Ms. Trajković is out of touch with the Serbian voter in Kosovo who completely rejected Borris Tadic's politics of fear and european submission. The reality is that Ms. Trajković would be more comfortable with a DS job in belgrade than she would in Kosovoska Mitrovica and I think that this belgrade comfort is her goal
Serb-Albanian friendship in a European Serbia!
(Ron, 15 May 2008 01:03)
Is that the motto of your own political party: RSRWP -- “Ron’s Serbia rules the world party”?
Did the party participate in the last elections (can’t recall the slogan)?
If yes, ... any seats?
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