"U.S. impressed by judicial reform process"

For a country that detains people at Guantanamo without trial and deny them basic human rights, including access by relatives, lawyers and humanitarian organizations, the USA certainly got a lot of nerve to think it is even fit to pass judgement on other countries' judiciary!

Another question is am I like a Serb and free citizen of the World “impressed” with American Juridical System which works on the principle “more money (for) more rights” .

Impressed by a country who, next to Russia, imprisons more people than any other country on earth.

Life isn't just about material wealth though is it?

If the US "is impressed" with western imposed "reforms" a puppet-regime has made, than the progress is indeed the opposite....

"who cares?"

No one, i rest my case...

I have to agree that in a country such as the US where there is such injustice and disparity between haves and have nots, that their superficial view of Kosovo justice system is hardly worth reading.

And as others mentioned Guantanamo, beating / humiliation of Iraqis, the fact that US murders many of its own citizens (alongside Iran) and encourages its own citizens to carry guns.

What kind of society is that?

who cares?

"What kind of society is that?
(bganon, 25 July 2009 11:57) "

An imperfect one - but one that has a waiting list of people who want to move to it.
(Amer, 25 July 2009 17:24)

That's only because most people from Eastern Europe still believe that America is like they portray it in their soapies. They simply don't know how broken America is and how most people don't live any better than them.

You know, the grass is always greener rubbish.

The U.S. has so much experience in dealing with crime you might as well take advantage of their offer to share:

Sweeping federal probe nabs crooked politicians & alleged black-market kidney peddler
http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2009/07/23/2009-07-23_2_new_jersey_mayors_arrested_in_sweeping_money_laundering_probe.html#ixzz0MDmgHt8X

Massive Corruption Bust: Mayors, Rabbis, Politicians, and More http://www.enewspf.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9096:massive-corruption-bust-mayors-rabbis-politicians-and-more&catid=88888909&Itemid=88888905

"What kind of society is that?
(bganon, 25 July 2009 11:57) "

An imperfect one - but one that has a waiting list of people who want to move to it.

If the US "is impressed" with western imposed "reforms" a puppet-regime has made, than the progress is indeed the opposite....

Another question is am I like a Serb and free citizen of the World “impressed” with American Juridical System which works on the principle “more money (for) more rights” .

The U.S. has so much experience in dealing with crime you might as well take advantage of their offer to share:

Sweeping federal probe nabs crooked politicians & alleged black-market kidney peddler
http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2009/07/23/2009-07-23_2_new_jersey_mayors_arrested_in_sweeping_money_laundering_probe.html#ixzz0MDmgHt8X

Massive Corruption Bust: Mayors, Rabbis, Politicians, and More http://www.enewspf.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=9096:massive-corruption-bust-mayors-rabbis-politicians-and-more&catid=88888909&Itemid=88888905

"What kind of society is that?
(bganon, 25 July 2009 11:57) "

An imperfect one - but one that has a waiting list of people who want to move to it.

For a country that detains people at Guantanamo without trial and deny them basic human rights, including access by relatives, lawyers and humanitarian organizations, the USA certainly got a lot of nerve to think it is even fit to pass judgement on other countries' judiciary!

Impressed by a country who, next to Russia, imprisons more people than any other country on earth.

who cares?

"who cares?"

No one, i rest my case...

I have to agree that in a country such as the US where there is such injustice and disparity between haves and have nots, that their superficial view of Kosovo justice system is hardly worth reading.

And as others mentioned Guantanamo, beating / humiliation of Iraqis, the fact that US murders many of its own citizens (alongside Iran) and encourages its own citizens to carry guns.

What kind of society is that?

Life isn't just about material wealth though is it?

"What kind of society is that?
(bganon, 25 July 2009 11:57) "

An imperfect one - but one that has a waiting list of people who want to move to it.
(Amer, 25 July 2009 17:24)

That's only because most people from Eastern Europe still believe that America is like they portray it in their soapies. They simply don't know how broken America is and how most people don't live any better than them.

You know, the grass is always greener rubbish.