Russia’s Shoigu visiting Belgrade

Shoigu is the only clever minister in Russia.

I don't why, but I've never seen any Serbian products in Moscow. I'd rather buy Serbian frozen berries, than Polish or Hungarian. And I'd like to buy Serbian fruits and wine. Hope that they'll appear in Moscow soon.

Welcome Sergej and thank you for clearing up the unexploded bombs left over from the NATO war criminals who are now pretending to be our 'friends'.
Your actions show who are truly Serbia's friends and allies, and who are her enemies and wish her harm. We will not forget. I hope to see more Serbian products filling Russian shelves and vice versa.
Cheers!!

Serbs should look towards Moscow not Brussels! Hope this type of cooperation will intensify. We should look for alternatives to the EU. We have been stabbed in the back to many times by the European community and we will never join unless we accept a weaker and occupied Serbia.

Shoigu is the only clever minister in Russia.

I don't why, but I've never seen any Serbian products in Moscow. I'd rather buy Serbian frozen berries, than Polish or Hungarian. And I'd like to buy Serbian fruits and wine. Hope that they'll appear in Moscow soon.
(Andrey, 3 April 2009 16:10)

Andrey,

Miskovic and the food mafia is probably the reason you do not see Serbian food in Russia. I did see, however some "Сёмга" in Serbia, but at the price which we could afford only for "Новый Год" :(

Regarding Serbian products in Moscow: don't hold your breath back, I am pessimistic about that. Miskovic is above any law, for him even "Kosovo je Srbija" is the reality - he has the full support of pigeons & snakes. Serbs and Albanians told me, he is going to expand his "kingdom" to Kosovo. Dear Albanians, please convince Albin Kurti to put that bastard on his infamous list and if you see him in your area, kick his butt, good riddance. Don't be afraid to kick to hard - let him fly away from the area of the entire YU. Where he will enter, small business will be killed, monopolies will be born and food prices spoiled.

But any industrial product - in particular American-designed IT product - can be a little surprise. Many engineers from Russia, ex-YU, Bulgaria, etc. are working there.

As for food - we live in Hungary - I just try to avoid "Western" one for obvious reasons.

Few worst and most idiotic food products to avoid:

- Belgian, Holland tomatoes. Not just that Dutch are the most hypocritical with all the EU + Serbia and that they do host the kangaroo court in Hague - they have an other sin against the humanity, almost as big: their tasteless, expensive tomatoes which were cultivated using EU money and bio-energy. Buying that cr@p you support hypocritical "Dutch treatment" of Serbia + waste of energy and money. And you get: nice LOOKING, huge tomatoes which taste horribly and without substance. Unfortunately they not just invade everything in EU, they begun to appear in the States, too. Who can, rather buy Italian, Bulgarian, Mexican, heck, even Albanian is OK. Actually, Bulgarian and Albanian is among the best. In Serbia buy Serbian, of course. I have no idea how wicked has to be the weather in NL or Belgium to grow that horror. Moscow is more north and villagers grow excellent tomatoes around Moscow. Maybe it's some kind of wicked radiation coming out of Hague court...

- Sparkling wine from Germany with thousands of tiny 24 Karate gold pieces inside. Who buys it is not just a full scale idiot - but did they read, eating literally "heavy metal" is harmful for kidneys?

- Any chocolate product or peanut butter with indication of "vegetable fat". People begun to realize, saturated vegetable oil (see margarine) is pretty bad thing. So the food companies go around the problem by using different name. Not sure how this horror is called in Serbian, but there is ABSOLUTELY NO such thing in the nature as "vegetable fat" / "növényi zsír" / "растительный жир". Fat is always from animals, never from vegetables. "Vegetable fat" is an euphemism for a VERY BAD THING. Fortunately that play with the words is not allowed in the States: there it HAS to be called "saturated vegetable oil" - but "vegetable fat" wording is used all over EU. Not sure about Russia, but luckily less common in Serbia... except all peanut butter I did see in Miskovic-shops till now. Don't tell me, I have to go to American-GI-oriented shops in BiH or Kosovo just to find peanut butter without the "vegetable fat" wording.

- Not sure, why - but Hungary is full of Salami and pork products imported from... Germany. They cost up to 5 times what Croatian / Serbian / Hungarian salami or prshut (prosciutto) does cost. Who buys German Salami in Hungary or Serbia - deserves to be fed to fishes. Apparently, some geniuses do buy, even during the recession. Apparently, with good marketing you can sell anything. I did visit "Metro" stores in Budapest, Beograd and Osijek and I would like to ask some questions from the upper management... In particular about German "prshut" and pieces of 24K gold in sparkling wine.

- If you like beer, support local brands or microbreweries. There are many German and American microbreweries. Try Ayinger, for instance. Give Amstel or Heineken the "Dutch treatment" ( = poor treatment, see Dutch tomatoes). Hungarian beer is OK, but not great. But a bottle of not-so-famous (but good-tasting) Slovak beer is just 23 Eurocent over the border.

"Tadić highlighted the importance of Russia's "principled position" and support to Serbia in the battle to preserve her sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Tadic is talking about Serbian principle by the way because the Russian didn't give any comment.

Whatever but it is nonsense to think that the most of EU coutries will reverse their decision towards Kosova's independence because Serbia or Russia says so?

"Tadic is talking about Serbian principle by the way because the Russian didn't give any comment.

Whatever but it is nonsense to think that the most of EU coutries will reverse their decision towards Kosova's independence because Serbia or Russia says so?"
(EA, 3 April 2009 22:20)

I assume that you think that Vuk is lying. You have made the same comment before.
If you want a comment from the Russian then I suggest you ask him directly.
The meeting was there and a comment came from the Serb because it was the Serb who was asked about the meeting.

Europe can and will change their position on Kosovo. When they realize that they have either gotten everything they want out of Kosovo or that they cannot sustain the situation any longer be it militarily or financially.
Don't you get it at all? You mean nothing to Europe. You are only a commodity to be traded like everything else.

Serbs should look towards Moscow not Brussels! Hope this type of cooperation will intensify. We should look for alternatives to the EU. We have been stabbed in the back to many times by the European community and we will never join unless we accept a weaker and occupied Serbia.

Welcome Sergej and thank you for clearing up the unexploded bombs left over from the NATO war criminals who are now pretending to be our 'friends'.
Your actions show who are truly Serbia's friends and allies, and who are her enemies and wish her harm. We will not forget. I hope to see more Serbian products filling Russian shelves and vice versa.
Cheers!!

Shoigu is the only clever minister in Russia.

I don't why, but I've never seen any Serbian products in Moscow. I'd rather buy Serbian frozen berries, than Polish or Hungarian. And I'd like to buy Serbian fruits and wine. Hope that they'll appear in Moscow soon.

"Tadić highlighted the importance of Russia's "principled position" and support to Serbia in the battle to preserve her sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Tadic is talking about Serbian principle by the way because the Russian didn't give any comment.

Whatever but it is nonsense to think that the most of EU coutries will reverse their decision towards Kosova's independence because Serbia or Russia says so?

Shoigu is the only clever minister in Russia.

I don't why, but I've never seen any Serbian products in Moscow. I'd rather buy Serbian frozen berries, than Polish or Hungarian. And I'd like to buy Serbian fruits and wine. Hope that they'll appear in Moscow soon.
(Andrey, 3 April 2009 16:10)

Andrey,

Miskovic and the food mafia is probably the reason you do not see Serbian food in Russia. I did see, however some "Сёмга" in Serbia, but at the price which we could afford only for "Новый Год" :(

Regarding Serbian products in Moscow: don't hold your breath back, I am pessimistic about that. Miskovic is above any law, for him even "Kosovo je Srbija" is the reality - he has the full support of pigeons & snakes. Serbs and Albanians told me, he is going to expand his "kingdom" to Kosovo. Dear Albanians, please convince Albin Kurti to put that bastard on his infamous list and if you see him in your area, kick his butt, good riddance. Don't be afraid to kick to hard - let him fly away from the area of the entire YU. Where he will enter, small business will be killed, monopolies will be born and food prices spoiled.

But any industrial product - in particular American-designed IT product - can be a little surprise. Many engineers from Russia, ex-YU, Bulgaria, etc. are working there.

As for food - we live in Hungary - I just try to avoid "Western" one for obvious reasons.

Few worst and most idiotic food products to avoid:

- Belgian, Holland tomatoes. Not just that Dutch are the most hypocritical with all the EU + Serbia and that they do host the kangaroo court in Hague - they have an other sin against the humanity, almost as big: their tasteless, expensive tomatoes which were cultivated using EU money and bio-energy. Buying that cr@p you support hypocritical "Dutch treatment" of Serbia + waste of energy and money. And you get: nice LOOKING, huge tomatoes which taste horribly and without substance. Unfortunately they not just invade everything in EU, they begun to appear in the States, too. Who can, rather buy Italian, Bulgarian, Mexican, heck, even Albanian is OK. Actually, Bulgarian and Albanian is among the best. In Serbia buy Serbian, of course. I have no idea how wicked has to be the weather in NL or Belgium to grow that horror. Moscow is more north and villagers grow excellent tomatoes around Moscow. Maybe it's some kind of wicked radiation coming out of Hague court...

- Sparkling wine from Germany with thousands of tiny 24 Karate gold pieces inside. Who buys it is not just a full scale idiot - but did they read, eating literally "heavy metal" is harmful for kidneys?

- Any chocolate product or peanut butter with indication of "vegetable fat". People begun to realize, saturated vegetable oil (see margarine) is pretty bad thing. So the food companies go around the problem by using different name. Not sure how this horror is called in Serbian, but there is ABSOLUTELY NO such thing in the nature as "vegetable fat" / "növényi zsír" / "растительный жир". Fat is always from animals, never from vegetables. "Vegetable fat" is an euphemism for a VERY BAD THING. Fortunately that play with the words is not allowed in the States: there it HAS to be called "saturated vegetable oil" - but "vegetable fat" wording is used all over EU. Not sure about Russia, but luckily less common in Serbia... except all peanut butter I did see in Miskovic-shops till now. Don't tell me, I have to go to American-GI-oriented shops in BiH or Kosovo just to find peanut butter without the "vegetable fat" wording.

- Not sure, why - but Hungary is full of Salami and pork products imported from... Germany. They cost up to 5 times what Croatian / Serbian / Hungarian salami or prshut (prosciutto) does cost. Who buys German Salami in Hungary or Serbia - deserves to be fed to fishes. Apparently, some geniuses do buy, even during the recession. Apparently, with good marketing you can sell anything. I did visit "Metro" stores in Budapest, Beograd and Osijek and I would like to ask some questions from the upper management... In particular about German "prshut" and pieces of 24K gold in sparkling wine.

- If you like beer, support local brands or microbreweries. There are many German and American microbreweries. Try Ayinger, for instance. Give Amstel or Heineken the "Dutch treatment" ( = poor treatment, see Dutch tomatoes). Hungarian beer is OK, but not great. But a bottle of not-so-famous (but good-tasting) Slovak beer is just 23 Eurocent over the border.

"Tadic is talking about Serbian principle by the way because the Russian didn't give any comment.

Whatever but it is nonsense to think that the most of EU coutries will reverse their decision towards Kosova's independence because Serbia or Russia says so?"
(EA, 3 April 2009 22:20)

I assume that you think that Vuk is lying. You have made the same comment before.
If you want a comment from the Russian then I suggest you ask him directly.
The meeting was there and a comment came from the Serb because it was the Serb who was asked about the meeting.

Europe can and will change their position on Kosovo. When they realize that they have either gotten everything they want out of Kosovo or that they cannot sustain the situation any longer be it militarily or financially.
Don't you get it at all? You mean nothing to Europe. You are only a commodity to be traded like everything else.