Oh yeah, the progress is reallt visible, but dont leave Belgrade for its Zvezdara suburb where the progress ends and the misery start not to end to hundreds of km.
(Olf, 3 September 2009 11:22)
Olf, what's your problem, being apparently an international in mission you should be glad that Serbia is on the right track, that suddenly Europe is praising them and helping them to go integrate faster, or maybe you have another agenda, maybe you prefer to still have chaos and disorder in the balkans... as you said, get your head out of the box !
and this step is the signing of the border cooperation agreement between Eulex and Serbia, which will not be signed! as it now falls onto the Kosovan government, as bargaining chip..for 'visa free', Serbia will need to 'recognise' Kosovo independence...simples!
(ZagorTeNeJ, 3 September 2009 11:09)
Check the facts:
(1) EULEX is signing this deal. Et voila!
(2) There is no such thing as a Kosovo government as Kosovo is not a state!
Again, I have to THANK the Dutch for keeping us OUT of the EU because Tadic and Company are trying to do everything they can to persuade Serbs that all (or at least most) of their problems will be solved by the EU. The "perceived benefits" of joining the EU are completely out-weighed by the loss of Serbia's territorial (Kosovo) and sovereign integrity. Today's leaders (with the possible exception of Jeremic) wish to take Serbia down an unknown path which would make them subordinate to the "will" of the EU powers (and especially Germany). Serbia- don't lose your identity and your "duso" for a few pieces of silver. And again, thank you Holland for keeping us out of your "gentleman's club"!!!
Oh yeah, the progress is reallt visible, but dont leave Belgrade for its Zvezdara suburb where the progress ends and the misery start not to end to hundreds of km.
Rehn said ''that Serbia was one step away from a surefire place on the list of states in the region that will receive a visa-free regime starting from January 1''
and this step is the signing of the border cooperation agreement between Eulex and Serbia, which will not be signed! as it now falls onto the Kosovan government, as bargaining chip..for 'visa free', Serbia will need to 'recognise' Kosovo independence...simples!
and this step is the signing of the border cooperation agreement between Eulex and Serbia, which will not be signed! as it now falls onto the Kosovan government, as bargaining chip..for 'visa free', Serbia will need to 'recognise' Kosovo independence...simples!
(ZagorTeNeJ, 3 September 2009 11:09)
Check the facts:
(1) EULEX is signing this deal. Et voila!
(2) There is no such thing as a Kosovo government as Kosovo is not a state!
Again, I have to THANK the Dutch for keeping us OUT of the EU because Tadic and Company are trying to do everything they can to persuade Serbs that all (or at least most) of their problems will be solved by the EU. The "perceived benefits" of joining the EU are completely out-weighed by the loss of Serbia's territorial (Kosovo) and sovereign integrity. Today's leaders (with the possible exception of Jeremic) wish to take Serbia down an unknown path which would make them subordinate to the "will" of the EU powers (and especially Germany). Serbia- don't lose your identity and your "duso" for a few pieces of silver. And again, thank you Holland for keeping us out of your "gentleman's club"!!!
Rehn said ''that Serbia was one step away from a surefire place on the list of states in the region that will receive a visa-free regime starting from January 1''
and this step is the signing of the border cooperation agreement between Eulex and Serbia, which will not be signed! as it now falls onto the Kosovan government, as bargaining chip..for 'visa free', Serbia will need to 'recognise' Kosovo independence...simples!
Oh yeah, the progress is reallt visible, but dont leave Belgrade for its Zvezdara suburb where the progress ends and the misery start not to end to hundreds of km.
(Olf, 3 September 2009 11:22)
Olf, what's your problem, being apparently an international in mission you should be glad that Serbia is on the right track, that suddenly Europe is praising them and helping them to go integrate faster, or maybe you have another agenda, maybe you prefer to still have chaos and disorder in the balkans... as you said, get your head out of the box !
Oh yeah, the progress is reallt visible, but dont leave Belgrade for its Zvezdara suburb where the progress ends and the misery start not to end to hundreds of km.
Rehn said ''that Serbia was one step away from a surefire place on the list of states in the region that will receive a visa-free regime starting from January 1''
and this step is the signing of the border cooperation agreement between Eulex and Serbia, which will not be signed! as it now falls onto the Kosovan government, as bargaining chip..for 'visa free', Serbia will need to 'recognise' Kosovo independence...simples!
Oh yeah, the progress is reallt visible, but dont leave Belgrade for its Zvezdara suburb where the progress ends and the misery start not to end to hundreds of km.
and this step is the signing of the border cooperation agreement between Eulex and Serbia, which will not be signed! as it now falls onto the Kosovan government, as bargaining chip..for 'visa free', Serbia will need to 'recognise' Kosovo independence...simples!
(ZagorTeNeJ, 3 September 2009 11:09)
Check the facts:
(1) EULEX is signing this deal. Et voila!
(2) There is no such thing as a Kosovo government as Kosovo is not a state!
Again, I have to THANK the Dutch for keeping us OUT of the EU because Tadic and Company are trying to do everything they can to persuade Serbs that all (or at least most) of their problems will be solved by the EU. The "perceived benefits" of joining the EU are completely out-weighed by the loss of Serbia's territorial (Kosovo) and sovereign integrity. Today's leaders (with the possible exception of Jeremic) wish to take Serbia down an unknown path which would make them subordinate to the "will" of the EU powers (and especially Germany). Serbia- don't lose your identity and your "duso" for a few pieces of silver. And again, thank you Holland for keeping us out of your "gentleman's club"!!!
Oh yeah, the progress is reallt visible, but dont leave Belgrade for its Zvezdara suburb where the progress ends and the misery start not to end to hundreds of km.
(Olf, 3 September 2009 11:22)
Olf, what's your problem, being apparently an international in mission you should be glad that Serbia is on the right track, that suddenly Europe is praising them and helping them to go integrate faster, or maybe you have another agenda, maybe you prefer to still have chaos and disorder in the balkans... as you said, get your head out of the box !
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