The reality is that there are countries in this world that have a more conservative and others a more liberal approach when it comes to giving out their citizenship. Montenegro's citizenship laws are more conservative and Serbia's more liberal. Therefore, Montenegro like Vukovic said will "draw a line" shortly and if Serbia is not happy with its decision it will be another step backward for Serbia, a country with enormous potential, but unfortunately failed policies of the current and previous administrations.
Montenegro has fallen lower than ever in its history. The fact that Djukanovic's treasonous band of cigarette smugglers actually regognized this fake, immoral, and illegal 'state' will live in infamy. Sramota!! How low can they go?? Probably even lower, but only time will tell.
When Spain and Romania don't recognize Kosovo, and Montenegro does, it just tells you what kind of people they are. I don't know how they can look themselves in in the mirror.
For Montenegro, the recognition of Kosovo marked the end of any Serbian-Montenegrin relationship for decades to come and shameful time in history for Montenegro.
Did Montenegro really think that things would be the same with Serbia after what they did?
Macedonia can expect the same relationship with Serbia.
The fact remains that both Montenegro and Macedonia need Serbia more than Serbia needs them!
"“for Montenegro, the recognition of Kosovo is not a reason for Serbia to say that we stabbed her in the back,” and that Serbia’s reaction had soured relations."
I do not know what the issue with citizenship is. I met people from Vojvodina who happen to be also citizens of an EU country (guess, which). I met people who are dual Serbian-Slovenian citizens. As far as I know, both Serbian and Hungarian (also Irish) citizenship laws are among the most liberal for legit aspirants and among the most tough for "being on sale" (i.e. if you are from Burkina-Faso, no money will buy you any of these - unless you are a legal resident for a while or married to a citizen).
As far as Kosovo comment, what was said in the interview is a joke, no comment on that.
Otherwise for many people over 35-40 even in Croatia or Slovenia everything is still the same country, just insanity became the "Reality on the ground".
Montenegro has fallen lower than ever in its history. The fact that Djukanovic's treasonous band of cigarette smugglers actually regognized this fake, immoral, and illegal 'state' will live in infamy. Sramota!! How low can they go?? Probably even lower, but only time will tell.
When Spain and Romania don't recognize Kosovo, and Montenegro does, it just tells you what kind of people they are. I don't know how they can look themselves in in the mirror.
For Montenegro, the recognition of Kosovo marked the end of any Serbian-Montenegrin relationship for decades to come and shameful time in history for Montenegro.
Did Montenegro really think that things would be the same with Serbia after what they did?
Macedonia can expect the same relationship with Serbia.
The fact remains that both Montenegro and Macedonia need Serbia more than Serbia needs them!
"“for Montenegro, the recognition of Kosovo is not a reason for Serbia to say that we stabbed her in the back,” and that Serbia’s reaction had soured relations."
I do not know what the issue with citizenship is. I met people from Vojvodina who happen to be also citizens of an EU country (guess, which). I met people who are dual Serbian-Slovenian citizens. As far as I know, both Serbian and Hungarian (also Irish) citizenship laws are among the most liberal for legit aspirants and among the most tough for "being on sale" (i.e. if you are from Burkina-Faso, no money will buy you any of these - unless you are a legal resident for a while or married to a citizen).
As far as Kosovo comment, what was said in the interview is a joke, no comment on that.
Otherwise for many people over 35-40 even in Croatia or Slovenia everything is still the same country, just insanity became the "Reality on the ground".
The reality is that there are countries in this world that have a more conservative and others a more liberal approach when it comes to giving out their citizenship. Montenegro's citizenship laws are more conservative and Serbia's more liberal. Therefore, Montenegro like Vukovic said will "draw a line" shortly and if Serbia is not happy with its decision it will be another step backward for Serbia, a country with enormous potential, but unfortunately failed policies of the current and previous administrations.
For Montenegro, the recognition of Kosovo marked the end of any Serbian-Montenegrin relationship for decades to come and shameful time in history for Montenegro.
Did Montenegro really think that things would be the same with Serbia after what they did?
Macedonia can expect the same relationship with Serbia.
The fact remains that both Montenegro and Macedonia need Serbia more than Serbia needs them!
Montenegro has fallen lower than ever in its history. The fact that Djukanovic's treasonous band of cigarette smugglers actually regognized this fake, immoral, and illegal 'state' will live in infamy. Sramota!! How low can they go?? Probably even lower, but only time will tell.
When Spain and Romania don't recognize Kosovo, and Montenegro does, it just tells you what kind of people they are. I don't know how they can look themselves in in the mirror.
"“for Montenegro, the recognition of Kosovo is not a reason for Serbia to say that we stabbed her in the back,” and that Serbia’s reaction had soured relations."
The reality is that there are countries in this world that have a more conservative and others a more liberal approach when it comes to giving out their citizenship. Montenegro's citizenship laws are more conservative and Serbia's more liberal. Therefore, Montenegro like Vukovic said will "draw a line" shortly and if Serbia is not happy with its decision it will be another step backward for Serbia, a country with enormous potential, but unfortunately failed policies of the current and previous administrations.
I do not know what the issue with citizenship is. I met people from Vojvodina who happen to be also citizens of an EU country (guess, which). I met people who are dual Serbian-Slovenian citizens. As far as I know, both Serbian and Hungarian (also Irish) citizenship laws are among the most liberal for legit aspirants and among the most tough for "being on sale" (i.e. if you are from Burkina-Faso, no money will buy you any of these - unless you are a legal resident for a while or married to a citizen).
As far as Kosovo comment, what was said in the interview is a joke, no comment on that.
Otherwise for many people over 35-40 even in Croatia or Slovenia everything is still the same country, just insanity became the "Reality on the ground".
IMAGE SOURCE
10 Komentari
Sortiraj po: