“Nikolić met with Western ambassadors”

This is just a guess -- but it wouldn't be beyond these ambassaddors to try and quietly bribe Nikolic in some way during their meetings to be less anti-UK and anti-US.

It was quite predictable that Nikolic would approach the Seselj's mortal enemies, as soon as he walked out of the SRS.
But-I think I see his point.
He got tired of being constantly branded as an 'extremist' and a 'hater' by our benign news media and decided to throw in the towel. It is much more fun to be loved.
Seselj is a difficult man with principles even more difficult to follow ,so, Toma has decided to relax, going out to the embassies' receptions.(Can you blame him?)
Serbia is also gaining yet another political party which our and foreign media will hail as another proof our country is marching into a real democracy, and, of course, the usual bright future ( BTW,how many parties does one have to have to get there?)
Let's wish him Good Luck.

He was so obviously bribed. Why would US leaders meet with someone who wants to dismember Bosnia. Oh yes because he has agreed to take money to become a slave to western financial interests taking over Serbia and integrate with EU.

This is just a guess -- but it wouldn't be beyond these ambassaddors to try and quietly bribe Nikolic in some way during their meetings to be less anti-UK and anti-US.

He was so obviously bribed. Why would US leaders meet with someone who wants to dismember Bosnia. Oh yes because he has agreed to take money to become a slave to western financial interests taking over Serbia and integrate with EU.

It was quite predictable that Nikolic would approach the Seselj's mortal enemies, as soon as he walked out of the SRS.
But-I think I see his point.
He got tired of being constantly branded as an 'extremist' and a 'hater' by our benign news media and decided to throw in the towel. It is much more fun to be loved.
Seselj is a difficult man with principles even more difficult to follow ,so, Toma has decided to relax, going out to the embassies' receptions.(Can you blame him?)
Serbia is also gaining yet another political party which our and foreign media will hail as another proof our country is marching into a real democracy, and, of course, the usual bright future ( BTW,how many parties does one have to have to get there?)
Let's wish him Good Luck.