Uncertain EU decision on trade deal

Thank you Mr. Bramertz for not submiting a report; thank you Holland for maintaining your stand against admitting Serbia into the EU; and a BIG thank you, EU, for suspending the SAA with Serbia. This all might very well work out the best for Serbia in the long run, even by-passing Tadic and his Western stooges. If the Serbs can't stop believing in the "EU Fantasy", then we Serbs need others to "help us". Actually, now with the US banking crisis becoming full blown, perhaps the EU will be concentrating more on keeping their own "financial ship" afloat for awhile longer, rather than chasing the Serbs with their silly "carrots" and rhetoric.

Well said Rick.

I wonder what this sorry excuse for a government will say when the agreement remains frozen? What is their plan B in such a case?

Agree with Rick.
Every news negative for Serbian integration into the Austro-Hungary a.k.a. EZ, is very positive for the Serbs, themselves.
I count on the Dutch to block our admission to the EU doghouse (what a pity we don't have hundreds more of our "war criminals" for them to threaten us for!)

Hopefully this will give everyone time to reflect on a decision that was moving too fast. If Europe admits a country that sells its energy resouces for 25% or its value, that will throw the rest of the EU into a tailspin they will never recover.

Hopefully this will give everyone time to reflect on a decision that was moving too fast. If Europe admits a country that sells its energy resouces for 25% or its value, that will throw the rest of the EU into a tailspin they will never recover.

Thank you Mr. Bramertz for not submiting a report; thank you Holland for maintaining your stand against admitting Serbia into the EU; and a BIG thank you, EU, for suspending the SAA with Serbia. This all might very well work out the best for Serbia in the long run, even by-passing Tadic and his Western stooges. If the Serbs can't stop believing in the "EU Fantasy", then we Serbs need others to "help us". Actually, now with the US banking crisis becoming full blown, perhaps the EU will be concentrating more on keeping their own "financial ship" afloat for awhile longer, rather than chasing the Serbs with their silly "carrots" and rhetoric.

Well said Rick.

I wonder what this sorry excuse for a government will say when the agreement remains frozen? What is their plan B in such a case?

Agree with Rick.
Every news negative for Serbian integration into the Austro-Hungary a.k.a. EZ, is very positive for the Serbs, themselves.
I count on the Dutch to block our admission to the EU doghouse (what a pity we don't have hundreds more of our "war criminals" for them to threaten us for!)