Thaci on visit to Slovenia

The same day Slovenia is filing a document in favor of Kosovo's independence at the ICJ it decided to host Thaci; At the same time it is saying that it wants to help Serbia on the EU path?! This is really the top of the iceberg, Serbia really needs to distance itself from Slovenia at all costs ...

They also saw "a positive trend of strengthening of Kosovo's stability and the contribution that Kosovo gives to the security and stability of the region".

Thaci was also heard saying that there was "a growing trend of return" to Kosovo of the people he referred to as "Serb fugitives".

I dont beleive what I read...
Mr. Thaci's first remark is just pointless political posturing (read blatant lie) while the other one is plainly racist. "Serb Fugitives"? There is no doubt that that guy should be in jail, for a long long time.
Disgraceful!

" Thaci was also heard saying that there was "a growing trend of return" to Kosovo of the people he referred to as "Serb fugitives". "

Maybe the translation was wrong B92, the "fugitives" (those that committed crimes against the Albanian neighbors) will not return. Others will and are returning.

I wonder if Thaci got a chance to pass Tadic's car on the highway.

From an economic point of view, I think Slovenia can serve as a model for all the former Yugoslav republics.

Slovenia is a member of the EU, NATO, Schengen Area and of the Eurozone.

"I wonder if Thaci got a chance to pass Tadic's car on the highway."



Tadic visited the Republic of Kosovo for a couple of hours to light a candle in a monastery. His visit was by helicopter, in other words, he barely stepped foot in Kosovo and had to ask permission to enter :)

I wonder if Thaci got a chance to pass Tadic's car on the highway.
(Mike, 17 April 2009 17:09)

Picture the scene.. The 2 cars pass by each other slowly.

Tadic rolls down the passenger window and shouts at Thaci, "this is what a real President looks like", to the total bemusement of the Snake.

Tadic visited the Republic of Kosovo for a couple of hours to light a candle in a monastery. His visit was by helicopter, in other words, he barely stepped foot in Kosovo and had to ask permission to enter :)
(deceiver, 17 April 2009 17:51)

And (S)Ataman did visit pretty much every monastery between Zvecan and Decani, was stuck in the traffic between Pristina and Pristina airport, observed few blue, pink and yellow(!!) houses, tanked (in)famous North Kosovo gasoline and to add to the insult: let an "Autolarje" wash his car for 5 Euro and ate a large portion of kebap in Pec.

All this WITHOUT asking anyone in Kosovo. The only stamp in the passport was a Serbian one entering the country at Tompa and the only advice regarding going to Kosovo or not was asked from monks in Studenica and Serbian MUP around Rashka.

The fact, is car legally in my position or not was checked by UNMIK and MUP.

Albanians were 100% in charge in Autolarje, Kebaptoria and the computer store I entered to ask directions - but not deciding, can I enter Kosovo or not.

hey ataman
do you actually know what you mean yourself

" Thaci was also heard saying that there was "a growing trend of return" to Kosovo of the people he referred to as "Serb fugitives". "

Maybe the translation was wrong B92, the "fugitives" (those that committed crimes against the Albanian neighbors) will not return. Others will and are returning.

They also saw "a positive trend of strengthening of Kosovo's stability and the contribution that Kosovo gives to the security and stability of the region".

Thaci was also heard saying that there was "a growing trend of return" to Kosovo of the people he referred to as "Serb fugitives".

I dont beleive what I read...
Mr. Thaci's first remark is just pointless political posturing (read blatant lie) while the other one is plainly racist. "Serb Fugitives"? There is no doubt that that guy should be in jail, for a long long time.
Disgraceful!

From an economic point of view, I think Slovenia can serve as a model for all the former Yugoslav republics.

Slovenia is a member of the EU, NATO, Schengen Area and of the Eurozone.

I wonder if Thaci got a chance to pass Tadic's car on the highway.
(Mike, 17 April 2009 17:09)

Picture the scene.. The 2 cars pass by each other slowly.

Tadic rolls down the passenger window and shouts at Thaci, "this is what a real President looks like", to the total bemusement of the Snake.

The same day Slovenia is filing a document in favor of Kosovo's independence at the ICJ it decided to host Thaci; At the same time it is saying that it wants to help Serbia on the EU path?! This is really the top of the iceberg, Serbia really needs to distance itself from Slovenia at all costs ...

"I wonder if Thaci got a chance to pass Tadic's car on the highway."



Tadic visited the Republic of Kosovo for a couple of hours to light a candle in a monastery. His visit was by helicopter, in other words, he barely stepped foot in Kosovo and had to ask permission to enter :)

Tadic visited the Republic of Kosovo for a couple of hours to light a candle in a monastery. His visit was by helicopter, in other words, he barely stepped foot in Kosovo and had to ask permission to enter :)
(deceiver, 17 April 2009 17:51)

And (S)Ataman did visit pretty much every monastery between Zvecan and Decani, was stuck in the traffic between Pristina and Pristina airport, observed few blue, pink and yellow(!!) houses, tanked (in)famous North Kosovo gasoline and to add to the insult: let an "Autolarje" wash his car for 5 Euro and ate a large portion of kebap in Pec.

All this WITHOUT asking anyone in Kosovo. The only stamp in the passport was a Serbian one entering the country at Tompa and the only advice regarding going to Kosovo or not was asked from monks in Studenica and Serbian MUP around Rashka.

The fact, is car legally in my position or not was checked by UNMIK and MUP.

Albanians were 100% in charge in Autolarje, Kebaptoria and the computer store I entered to ask directions - but not deciding, can I enter Kosovo or not.

I wonder if Thaci got a chance to pass Tadic's car on the highway.

hey ataman
do you actually know what you mean yourself