Colombian Interpol: Ceku is here

Judging by destination and knowing what is the most profitable branch of economy albanians are involved in it must have been a business travel for Ceku.

Just tie his hands and put a bag over his head, and send this terrorist directly to MUP building in Beograd.

As far as I am concerned Ivica Dacic is doing his job fine.I am sure he maintains excellent relation with the Interpol.
The Colombia should arrest this war criminal first and only afterwards figure out how to extradict him.

I'm sure in his line of business and has lots of partners in Columbia to visit.

That is another Serbian political joke that "we are in charge of Kosova".

Yet again what Dacic is saying is: "We would love to arrest General Ceku but there is nothing we can do about it. We are simply too weak to be serious about it."

Is there a common sense Serb that would be ashamed for this theatrical farse?

criminals should be more careful about the destinations of their "travels"...

it could be that he ends up where he belongs - behind bars.

How sweet it would be if Columbia gives him up to Srbija but knowing the American empires clout in that country I doubt it they will protect their own.

This would be Serbia's worst nightmare: Kiss visas and EU goodbye. France, Germany and especially UK isn't going to buy the Slobodan Milosevic warrants.

Judging by the fact that Serbia needs to deal with real war criminals in Serbia, this raport from B92 is pointless.
I'm sure that Çeku is relaxing in some swankey hotel with a mojito! At the end of the day he can always rely on his old pal Wesley Clark for any help with fake Serbian Interpol arrest warrents.

What could he be doing in Columbia? Hmmmm we'll see when more recognitions come from that end of the world!

Sleep tight guys, I'm sure Çeku is!

this must be biggest joke ever from B92

"What is Ceku doing in Columbia?
Surely this is the question that should be posed?"


Isn't it obvious? He likes bananas.

Now the other question is: where is Mladic and countless other war criminals?

Are they in Serbia? And if so, is it because they like raki?

"Just tie his hands and put a bag over his head, and send this terrorist directly to MUP building in Beograd." It looks like you have some experience how to deal with "war criminals", let me guess...Croatia, Bosnia & Kosovo.

This is one more proof of the UNMIK inefficiency.

For 10 years they didn't manage to get rid Interpol data base from these stupid Serbian arrest requests.

UNMIK was in charge of Kosova until last year and UNMIK should be the one to issue the international arrest requests for the citizens of Kosova not Serbia this is what 1244 says.

This is one more desperate and cheap try of Serbia to arrest KLA leaders, the same one that despite the overwhelm fire power that Serbia had still didn't manage to defeat them in a such unequal war.

What is Ceku doing in Columbia?
Surely this is the question that should be posed?
(bganon, 6 May 2009 23:16)

Bganon,
Çeku took part in an international arms conference (he was the first speaker in the conference).

What is Ceku doing in Columbia?
Surely this is the question that should be posed?

Few years ago Mr. Tadic and even the "God" himself Mr. Kostunica, were willing to kiss Mr. Ceku in the toes during their "vacations/negotiations" in Vienna. Why couldn't they do it then. And now they want to arrest him?! Poor Serbian people for these leaders.

Unfortunately Colombia's officials are nothing but a puppet of the United States, so an extradition will be very unlikely!You all have to remember that other criminals like Ante Gotovina used to live in Colombia, where he recruit some locals to participate in the Croatian War. When I lived in the U.S around 1998 i found very interesting that some Colombians there had Croatian citizenship few years later I found out why!

Now the other question is: where is Mladic and countless other war criminals?
maliq

Mladic is probably hiding in some cave in Montenegro. When it comes to the rest of the wanted war criminals they are now politicians in office in Pristina.

Are they in Serbia? And if so, is it because they like raki?
(maliq, 7 May 2009 00:37)

What's raki?

Serbia is cleaning house and arresting their criminals. What is your Pristina doing?
Sending theirs to pick up more stock?

I think the real question is, what is Ceku doing in Colombia?

do you think for a second that croatia will allow this to happen even if kosovo and columbia agree after all what he did in croatia and kosovo.
P.S.kosovo member of IMF

I think the real question is, what is Ceku doing in Colombia?
(Dragan, Toronto, 7 May 2009 11:52)

Probably doing a spot of bird watching.

(bganon, 7 May 2009 17:44)

He was invited in the conference where he presented the experience of KLA's disarmament.

He was invited to speak at a disarmament conference.

Blero thanks for the reply.
Do you know his interest?
Was he only called as a former paramilitary?
Thats not a trick question. I'm assuming that Kosovo does not have any weapons on display, nor can he buy weapons for Kosovo forces.

I can't imagine another reason why he would be at such a conference.

bganon: Ceku attended the First International Congress of Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration in the city of Cartagena. Try Google and u can find more info about.

I wonder if it was Mladic that had turned up in Colombia whether there would be so much difficulty and controversy generated over arresting and deporting him back to Serbia to stand trial? Does anyone else feel like there is a bit of a double standard being applied by some people when they comment or act on Serbia's attempts to address ALL cases of outstanding warrents for war crimes. The outside world cannot expect Serbia to do so much to arrest Mladic but then put up obstacles when she tries to arrst another alleged war criminal. Lets have some fair balance here surely?

That is another Serbian political joke that "we are in charge of Kosova".

Yet again what Dacic is saying is: "We would love to arrest General Ceku but there is nothing we can do about it. We are simply too weak to be serious about it."

Is there a common sense Serb that would be ashamed for this theatrical farse?

this must be biggest joke ever from B92

This would be Serbia's worst nightmare: Kiss visas and EU goodbye. France, Germany and especially UK isn't going to buy the Slobodan Milosevic warrants.

Just tie his hands and put a bag over his head, and send this terrorist directly to MUP building in Beograd.

Judging by the fact that Serbia needs to deal with real war criminals in Serbia, this raport from B92 is pointless.
I'm sure that Çeku is relaxing in some swankey hotel with a mojito! At the end of the day he can always rely on his old pal Wesley Clark for any help with fake Serbian Interpol arrest warrents.

What could he be doing in Columbia? Hmmmm we'll see when more recognitions come from that end of the world!

Sleep tight guys, I'm sure Çeku is!

"What is Ceku doing in Columbia?
Surely this is the question that should be posed?"


Isn't it obvious? He likes bananas.

Now the other question is: where is Mladic and countless other war criminals?

Are they in Serbia? And if so, is it because they like raki?

This is one more proof of the UNMIK inefficiency.

For 10 years they didn't manage to get rid Interpol data base from these stupid Serbian arrest requests.

UNMIK was in charge of Kosova until last year and UNMIK should be the one to issue the international arrest requests for the citizens of Kosova not Serbia this is what 1244 says.

This is one more desperate and cheap try of Serbia to arrest KLA leaders, the same one that despite the overwhelm fire power that Serbia had still didn't manage to defeat them in a such unequal war.

As far as I am concerned Ivica Dacic is doing his job fine.I am sure he maintains excellent relation with the Interpol.
The Colombia should arrest this war criminal first and only afterwards figure out how to extradict him.

Are they in Serbia? And if so, is it because they like raki?
(maliq, 7 May 2009 00:37)

What's raki?

Serbia is cleaning house and arresting their criminals. What is your Pristina doing?
Sending theirs to pick up more stock?

Judging by destination and knowing what is the most profitable branch of economy albanians are involved in it must have been a business travel for Ceku.

How sweet it would be if Columbia gives him up to Srbija but knowing the American empires clout in that country I doubt it they will protect their own.

criminals should be more careful about the destinations of their "travels"...

it could be that he ends up where he belongs - behind bars.

I think the real question is, what is Ceku doing in Colombia?

"Just tie his hands and put a bag over his head, and send this terrorist directly to MUP building in Beograd." It looks like you have some experience how to deal with "war criminals", let me guess...Croatia, Bosnia & Kosovo.

Few years ago Mr. Tadic and even the "God" himself Mr. Kostunica, were willing to kiss Mr. Ceku in the toes during their "vacations/negotiations" in Vienna. Why couldn't they do it then. And now they want to arrest him?! Poor Serbian people for these leaders.

I'm sure in his line of business and has lots of partners in Columbia to visit.

What is Ceku doing in Columbia?
Surely this is the question that should be posed?

Now the other question is: where is Mladic and countless other war criminals?
maliq

Mladic is probably hiding in some cave in Montenegro. When it comes to the rest of the wanted war criminals they are now politicians in office in Pristina.

Unfortunately Colombia's officials are nothing but a puppet of the United States, so an extradition will be very unlikely!You all have to remember that other criminals like Ante Gotovina used to live in Colombia, where he recruit some locals to participate in the Croatian War. When I lived in the U.S around 1998 i found very interesting that some Colombians there had Croatian citizenship few years later I found out why!

do you think for a second that croatia will allow this to happen even if kosovo and columbia agree after all what he did in croatia and kosovo.
P.S.kosovo member of IMF

What is Ceku doing in Columbia?
Surely this is the question that should be posed?
(bganon, 6 May 2009 23:16)

Bganon,
Çeku took part in an international arms conference (he was the first speaker in the conference).

I think the real question is, what is Ceku doing in Colombia?
(Dragan, Toronto, 7 May 2009 11:52)

Probably doing a spot of bird watching.

He was invited to speak at a disarmament conference.

Blero thanks for the reply.
Do you know his interest?
Was he only called as a former paramilitary?
Thats not a trick question. I'm assuming that Kosovo does not have any weapons on display, nor can he buy weapons for Kosovo forces.

I can't imagine another reason why he would be at such a conference.

I wonder if it was Mladic that had turned up in Colombia whether there would be so much difficulty and controversy generated over arresting and deporting him back to Serbia to stand trial? Does anyone else feel like there is a bit of a double standard being applied by some people when they comment or act on Serbia's attempts to address ALL cases of outstanding warrents for war crimes. The outside world cannot expect Serbia to do so much to arrest Mladic but then put up obstacles when she tries to arrst another alleged war criminal. Lets have some fair balance here surely?

bganon: Ceku attended the First International Congress of Disarmament, Demobilization and Reintegration in the city of Cartagena. Try Google and u can find more info about.

(bganon, 7 May 2009 17:44)

He was invited in the conference where he presented the experience of KLA's disarmament.