The Dutch Ambassador to Belgrade says his country will not ratify the SAA nor support Serbia’s EU accession without Belgrade's full cooperation with the Hague.
robert-0 You have a short memory! Forgot about Izetbegovich? He was lucky as Tudjman too , They just passed away before trial!Stop fingering! All the sides are guilty.
Someone should ask the Ambassador why Serbia is paying the price for Mladic not being in custody.
Why don't they put the pressure on Bosnia since he is a citizen of that country and not Serbia. He operated in Bosnia, not Serbia.
Why don't we just put pressure on Montenegro as well since he is Montenegrin who lived in Bosnia.
What a lot of nonesense. Serbia is the only country paying the price when we have two other countries more involved with him.
My message to holland -- keep strong and keep on track, and don't let anyone or anything dissuade you.
the fact that they are still hiding their beloved mladic is sickening and unconscionable (assuming certain people have consciences.)
the people of serbia need to turn away from the genocidal policies of their country's past. each person of the country is not a war criminal, such an understanding would be insane. but if you support war criminals and war criminality, then surely you do bear some kind of responsibility.
thank you.
robert-0
san francisco/sarajevo
robertorss@yahoo.com
Why such hypocrisy from Serbs. You want the ICJ to uphold international justice, yet you do not want Serbia to oblige with the international court of law. Something twisted going on here.
Gojko, the 'For a Eulux Serbia' coalition would send third graders to the hague if so instructed; If they had any idea of where Mladic was they would gladly sell him to the Hague for tickets to the Depeche Mode concert in May.
The EU has no intention of entering into the SAA with Serbia, it never had any intention and now that Serbia is going to drop tariffs on western goods, why would they buy the cow when Tadic gives them the milk for free.
The truth I think is that Mladic is only providing the most convenient excuse to Brussells
No single country should be able to bar admission of another. On the other hand, if Mladic is such a patriot, he would not hide in the shadows while he watches the country decline. He is a coward and should be treated accordingly.
I think the Dutch should think twice before wishing the arrest of Mladic. He will most certainly reveal unpleasant facts about the Dutch involvement in Srebrenica.
I am torn because it is obvious joining the EU is bad and unnecessary for prosperity but it is also confusing because Serbia couldn't be cooperating with the HAgue tribunal any more than it is so I do not understand what is going on in Holland. They don't want cooperation they want total success.
I think the Dutch should think twice before wishing the arrest of Mladic. He will most certainly reveal unpleasant facts about the Dutch involvement in Srebrenica.
I am torn because it is obvious joining the EU is bad and unnecessary for prosperity but it is also confusing because Serbia couldn't be cooperating with the HAgue tribunal any more than it is so I do not understand what is going on in Holland. They don't want cooperation they want total success.
Gojko, the 'For a Eulux Serbia' coalition would send third graders to the hague if so instructed; If they had any idea of where Mladic was they would gladly sell him to the Hague for tickets to the Depeche Mode concert in May.
The EU has no intention of entering into the SAA with Serbia, it never had any intention and now that Serbia is going to drop tariffs on western goods, why would they buy the cow when Tadic gives them the milk for free.
The truth I think is that Mladic is only providing the most convenient excuse to Brussells
No single country should be able to bar admission of another. On the other hand, if Mladic is such a patriot, he would not hide in the shadows while he watches the country decline. He is a coward and should be treated accordingly.
My message to holland -- keep strong and keep on track, and don't let anyone or anything dissuade you.
the fact that they are still hiding their beloved mladic is sickening and unconscionable (assuming certain people have consciences.)
the people of serbia need to turn away from the genocidal policies of their country's past. each person of the country is not a war criminal, such an understanding would be insane. but if you support war criminals and war criminality, then surely you do bear some kind of responsibility.
thank you.
robert-0
san francisco/sarajevo
robertorss@yahoo.com
Why such hypocrisy from Serbs. You want the ICJ to uphold international justice, yet you do not want Serbia to oblige with the international court of law. Something twisted going on here.
robert-0 You have a short memory! Forgot about Izetbegovich? He was lucky as Tudjman too , They just passed away before trial!Stop fingering! All the sides are guilty.
Someone should ask the Ambassador why Serbia is paying the price for Mladic not being in custody.
Why don't they put the pressure on Bosnia since he is a citizen of that country and not Serbia. He operated in Bosnia, not Serbia.
Why don't we just put pressure on Montenegro as well since he is Montenegrin who lived in Bosnia.
What a lot of nonesense. Serbia is the only country paying the price when we have two other countries more involved with him.
No single country should be able to bar admission of another. On the other hand, if Mladic is such a patriot, he would not hide in the shadows while he watches the country decline. He is a coward and should be treated accordingly.
I am torn because it is obvious joining the EU is bad and unnecessary for prosperity but it is also confusing because Serbia couldn't be cooperating with the HAgue tribunal any more than it is so I do not understand what is going on in Holland. They don't want cooperation they want total success.
I think the Dutch should think twice before wishing the arrest of Mladic. He will most certainly reveal unpleasant facts about the Dutch involvement in Srebrenica.
Why such hypocrisy from Serbs. You want the ICJ to uphold international justice, yet you do not want Serbia to oblige with the international court of law. Something twisted going on here.
Gojko, the 'For a Eulux Serbia' coalition would send third graders to the hague if so instructed; If they had any idea of where Mladic was they would gladly sell him to the Hague for tickets to the Depeche Mode concert in May.
The EU has no intention of entering into the SAA with Serbia, it never had any intention and now that Serbia is going to drop tariffs on western goods, why would they buy the cow when Tadic gives them the milk for free.
The truth I think is that Mladic is only providing the most convenient excuse to Brussells
My message to holland -- keep strong and keep on track, and don't let anyone or anything dissuade you.
the fact that they are still hiding their beloved mladic is sickening and unconscionable (assuming certain people have consciences.)
the people of serbia need to turn away from the genocidal policies of their country's past. each person of the country is not a war criminal, such an understanding would be insane. but if you support war criminals and war criminality, then surely you do bear some kind of responsibility.
thank you.
robert-0
san francisco/sarajevo
robertorss@yahoo.com
Someone should ask the Ambassador why Serbia is paying the price for Mladic not being in custody.
Why don't they put the pressure on Bosnia since he is a citizen of that country and not Serbia. He operated in Bosnia, not Serbia.
Why don't we just put pressure on Montenegro as well since he is Montenegrin who lived in Bosnia.
What a lot of nonesense. Serbia is the only country paying the price when we have two other countries more involved with him.
robert-0 You have a short memory! Forgot about Izetbegovich? He was lucky as Tudjman too , They just passed away before trial!Stop fingering! All the sides are guilty.
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