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Saturday, 17.10.2009.

13:47

Dodik speaks after meeting with Tadić

RS PM Milorad Dodik says he does not intend to accept any suggestions to change Bosnia's Constitution that run contrary to the Dayton Accord.

Izvor: B92

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sj

pre 14 godina

highduke,

Brillantly put forward. You took the words out of my mouth. The power base is shifting and we are witnessing history in the making, but this time it starting to go the Serbs way. Serbia is the regional power, not only militarily but economically. For close to two decades Serbs have had to avoid clashing with the EU/US to protect their people and avoid debilitating sanctions.

Now look at Bosnia and see history in the making and watch the remnants of a superpower that has managed to destroy itself in a matter of 8 years do nothing and walk away empty handed from the meeting. I have said this before but you can smell the desperation and panic of the west – this is the last chance, or the US’s Alamo, there will be no others, for them to have a united Bosnia. This is playing poker and the west is bluffing and impotent to achieve any outcome.

Milorad Dodik was appointed with the EU’s concurrence because they thought he was ‘controllable’, a non-threatening middle of the road politician, someone that will do the West’s biding. How little did they know what was waiting for them.

Serbia held together 3 Yugoslavias both economically and politically, and Serbs have made the ultimate sacrifice with their blood for these entities. Well they have had enough of Croats, Bosniaks, Macedonians and Montenegrins and now want to live in Serbia. Let these other people live in their respective countries, but that is where the problems starts because they are not financially viable. The EU wants Serbia to trade like in the old Yugoslavia with these new entities and take the financial burden of them.

The true test of any country is the ability to withstand the economic sanctions that Serbia was under in the 1990s. A confidential EU report stated Slovenia could withstand 1 month, Croatia 3 months while Macedonia would collapse within two weeks.

The Serbs are now paying back the EU/US slowly – I don’t think that torture is the right word, but it comes close to it. The Serbs will not allow the Datyon Agreement to be changed so the EU will have to continue business as usual. Between Bosnia and Kosovo the situations are a debilitating financial drain on EU resources. There is no end in sight. Rest assured that the Albanian Kosovars are paying very close attention to these talks because they, or the smart one, realise what’s waiting for them as well.

Peggy

pre 14 godina

Roberto, please provide us with examples how Dodik has made Dayton Accord meaningless. Don't just put things out there without offering us some examples of what you are saying. We only have your word for it then.

So if you want to condemn a man for something at least show us where he has gone wrong. What part of Dayton is he violating?

Vlad

pre 14 godina

This is a very interesting case. If you look at history the U.S. has always liked the idea of "divide and conquer". Examples, N. and S. Korea, N. and S. Vietnam, Tibet from China, Taiwan from China, Georgia from Russia, and the list goes on. Why does the U.S. seem to have it in for Bosnia? It would seem that they have some other agenda in the Balkans and as such desire a level of instability which will require their constant presence. I believe the balkans would be a lot more stable if BiH was allowed to split along its religious and political lines--allow peace to finally have a place in this blood soaked region!

iggy

pre 14 godina

I was amused to read that the Turks were for a BiH!. Zaista, and the so called Bosniaks are for the inhuman treatment of the Turkish Kurd population?. I hope not. Bosnia,a problem is the Muslim nationalism nothing more ,nothing less. Serbs, Croats arise say ,do what you feel we too are human beings not US stooges, viva Dodik!

mark

pre 14 godina

Serbia interfering in the region, are you not confused with the west and there stealing of kosovo against international law. Serbia has no need to interfere in BiH as the Republika Srpska has more than proved it is capable of standing against the west and its OHR. Dayton agreement clearly states that an agreement is required between all three people and the west does not have that, so tough!. One thing the Bosnian Serbs have that serbia does not have is unity and whoever replaces Dodik will be the same. You cannot say that for Serbia, its a shame that serbia is not like Republika Srpska.

roberto

pre 14 godina

Dodik has done everything in his power to make the dayton accords meaningless and impotent, and to make a mockery of a disunited and ethically chalenged intl "community." but then this was always the case for bosnia, just replace a few of the names and dates. thus did 100,000 persons plus have to die, and genocide by guess who run amok for 4 years, while we all coughed and said tut tut.

by pretending to be neutral, the current blgd regime continues to back the same side now as it did in the 90s. in fact, altho karadzic was (by all accounts) accidentally arrested, mr mladic continues to sit pretty, so to speak.
this whole concept of backing anything "mutually agreed upon" is a continuing major scam, since it has been obvious from the get go that with dodik and co., there will never be such agreement. thus the promise is a joke, disingenuous at best.

i'm sure b92 will publish this, in their vow for free speech.

roberto
very, very far away frisco

highduke

pre 14 godina

Serbia is back as a regional power thanks to a shift in global power from West to East & Serbian interference in B&H proves it. This could never happen in the 90s or early 00s, sanctions would've followed, it would be labled as promoting seperatism & warmongering, just read the Muslim media.

highduke

pre 14 godina

Serbia is back as a regional power thanks to a shift in global power from West to East & Serbian interference in B&H proves it. This could never happen in the 90s or early 00s, sanctions would've followed, it would be labled as promoting seperatism & warmongering, just read the Muslim media.

mark

pre 14 godina

Serbia interfering in the region, are you not confused with the west and there stealing of kosovo against international law. Serbia has no need to interfere in BiH as the Republika Srpska has more than proved it is capable of standing against the west and its OHR. Dayton agreement clearly states that an agreement is required between all three people and the west does not have that, so tough!. One thing the Bosnian Serbs have that serbia does not have is unity and whoever replaces Dodik will be the same. You cannot say that for Serbia, its a shame that serbia is not like Republika Srpska.

roberto

pre 14 godina

Dodik has done everything in his power to make the dayton accords meaningless and impotent, and to make a mockery of a disunited and ethically chalenged intl "community." but then this was always the case for bosnia, just replace a few of the names and dates. thus did 100,000 persons plus have to die, and genocide by guess who run amok for 4 years, while we all coughed and said tut tut.

by pretending to be neutral, the current blgd regime continues to back the same side now as it did in the 90s. in fact, altho karadzic was (by all accounts) accidentally arrested, mr mladic continues to sit pretty, so to speak.
this whole concept of backing anything "mutually agreed upon" is a continuing major scam, since it has been obvious from the get go that with dodik and co., there will never be such agreement. thus the promise is a joke, disingenuous at best.

i'm sure b92 will publish this, in their vow for free speech.

roberto
very, very far away frisco

iggy

pre 14 godina

I was amused to read that the Turks were for a BiH!. Zaista, and the so called Bosniaks are for the inhuman treatment of the Turkish Kurd population?. I hope not. Bosnia,a problem is the Muslim nationalism nothing more ,nothing less. Serbs, Croats arise say ,do what you feel we too are human beings not US stooges, viva Dodik!

Vlad

pre 14 godina

This is a very interesting case. If you look at history the U.S. has always liked the idea of "divide and conquer". Examples, N. and S. Korea, N. and S. Vietnam, Tibet from China, Taiwan from China, Georgia from Russia, and the list goes on. Why does the U.S. seem to have it in for Bosnia? It would seem that they have some other agenda in the Balkans and as such desire a level of instability which will require their constant presence. I believe the balkans would be a lot more stable if BiH was allowed to split along its religious and political lines--allow peace to finally have a place in this blood soaked region!

sj

pre 14 godina

highduke,

Brillantly put forward. You took the words out of my mouth. The power base is shifting and we are witnessing history in the making, but this time it starting to go the Serbs way. Serbia is the regional power, not only militarily but economically. For close to two decades Serbs have had to avoid clashing with the EU/US to protect their people and avoid debilitating sanctions.

Now look at Bosnia and see history in the making and watch the remnants of a superpower that has managed to destroy itself in a matter of 8 years do nothing and walk away empty handed from the meeting. I have said this before but you can smell the desperation and panic of the west – this is the last chance, or the US’s Alamo, there will be no others, for them to have a united Bosnia. This is playing poker and the west is bluffing and impotent to achieve any outcome.

Milorad Dodik was appointed with the EU’s concurrence because they thought he was ‘controllable’, a non-threatening middle of the road politician, someone that will do the West’s biding. How little did they know what was waiting for them.

Serbia held together 3 Yugoslavias both economically and politically, and Serbs have made the ultimate sacrifice with their blood for these entities. Well they have had enough of Croats, Bosniaks, Macedonians and Montenegrins and now want to live in Serbia. Let these other people live in their respective countries, but that is where the problems starts because they are not financially viable. The EU wants Serbia to trade like in the old Yugoslavia with these new entities and take the financial burden of them.

The true test of any country is the ability to withstand the economic sanctions that Serbia was under in the 1990s. A confidential EU report stated Slovenia could withstand 1 month, Croatia 3 months while Macedonia would collapse within two weeks.

The Serbs are now paying back the EU/US slowly – I don’t think that torture is the right word, but it comes close to it. The Serbs will not allow the Datyon Agreement to be changed so the EU will have to continue business as usual. Between Bosnia and Kosovo the situations are a debilitating financial drain on EU resources. There is no end in sight. Rest assured that the Albanian Kosovars are paying very close attention to these talks because they, or the smart one, realise what’s waiting for them as well.

Peggy

pre 14 godina

Roberto, please provide us with examples how Dodik has made Dayton Accord meaningless. Don't just put things out there without offering us some examples of what you are saying. We only have your word for it then.

So if you want to condemn a man for something at least show us where he has gone wrong. What part of Dayton is he violating?

roberto

pre 14 godina

Dodik has done everything in his power to make the dayton accords meaningless and impotent, and to make a mockery of a disunited and ethically chalenged intl "community." but then this was always the case for bosnia, just replace a few of the names and dates. thus did 100,000 persons plus have to die, and genocide by guess who run amok for 4 years, while we all coughed and said tut tut.

by pretending to be neutral, the current blgd regime continues to back the same side now as it did in the 90s. in fact, altho karadzic was (by all accounts) accidentally arrested, mr mladic continues to sit pretty, so to speak.
this whole concept of backing anything "mutually agreed upon" is a continuing major scam, since it has been obvious from the get go that with dodik and co., there will never be such agreement. thus the promise is a joke, disingenuous at best.

i'm sure b92 will publish this, in their vow for free speech.

roberto
very, very far away frisco

highduke

pre 14 godina

Serbia is back as a regional power thanks to a shift in global power from West to East & Serbian interference in B&H proves it. This could never happen in the 90s or early 00s, sanctions would've followed, it would be labled as promoting seperatism & warmongering, just read the Muslim media.

mark

pre 14 godina

Serbia interfering in the region, are you not confused with the west and there stealing of kosovo against international law. Serbia has no need to interfere in BiH as the Republika Srpska has more than proved it is capable of standing against the west and its OHR. Dayton agreement clearly states that an agreement is required between all three people and the west does not have that, so tough!. One thing the Bosnian Serbs have that serbia does not have is unity and whoever replaces Dodik will be the same. You cannot say that for Serbia, its a shame that serbia is not like Republika Srpska.

iggy

pre 14 godina

I was amused to read that the Turks were for a BiH!. Zaista, and the so called Bosniaks are for the inhuman treatment of the Turkish Kurd population?. I hope not. Bosnia,a problem is the Muslim nationalism nothing more ,nothing less. Serbs, Croats arise say ,do what you feel we too are human beings not US stooges, viva Dodik!

Peggy

pre 14 godina

Roberto, please provide us with examples how Dodik has made Dayton Accord meaningless. Don't just put things out there without offering us some examples of what you are saying. We only have your word for it then.

So if you want to condemn a man for something at least show us where he has gone wrong. What part of Dayton is he violating?

sj

pre 14 godina

highduke,

Brillantly put forward. You took the words out of my mouth. The power base is shifting and we are witnessing history in the making, but this time it starting to go the Serbs way. Serbia is the regional power, not only militarily but economically. For close to two decades Serbs have had to avoid clashing with the EU/US to protect their people and avoid debilitating sanctions.

Now look at Bosnia and see history in the making and watch the remnants of a superpower that has managed to destroy itself in a matter of 8 years do nothing and walk away empty handed from the meeting. I have said this before but you can smell the desperation and panic of the west – this is the last chance, or the US’s Alamo, there will be no others, for them to have a united Bosnia. This is playing poker and the west is bluffing and impotent to achieve any outcome.

Milorad Dodik was appointed with the EU’s concurrence because they thought he was ‘controllable’, a non-threatening middle of the road politician, someone that will do the West’s biding. How little did they know what was waiting for them.

Serbia held together 3 Yugoslavias both economically and politically, and Serbs have made the ultimate sacrifice with their blood for these entities. Well they have had enough of Croats, Bosniaks, Macedonians and Montenegrins and now want to live in Serbia. Let these other people live in their respective countries, but that is where the problems starts because they are not financially viable. The EU wants Serbia to trade like in the old Yugoslavia with these new entities and take the financial burden of them.

The true test of any country is the ability to withstand the economic sanctions that Serbia was under in the 1990s. A confidential EU report stated Slovenia could withstand 1 month, Croatia 3 months while Macedonia would collapse within two weeks.

The Serbs are now paying back the EU/US slowly – I don’t think that torture is the right word, but it comes close to it. The Serbs will not allow the Datyon Agreement to be changed so the EU will have to continue business as usual. Between Bosnia and Kosovo the situations are a debilitating financial drain on EU resources. There is no end in sight. Rest assured that the Albanian Kosovars are paying very close attention to these talks because they, or the smart one, realise what’s waiting for them as well.

Vlad

pre 14 godina

This is a very interesting case. If you look at history the U.S. has always liked the idea of "divide and conquer". Examples, N. and S. Korea, N. and S. Vietnam, Tibet from China, Taiwan from China, Georgia from Russia, and the list goes on. Why does the U.S. seem to have it in for Bosnia? It would seem that they have some other agenda in the Balkans and as such desire a level of instability which will require their constant presence. I believe the balkans would be a lot more stable if BiH was allowed to split along its religious and political lines--allow peace to finally have a place in this blood soaked region!