Election silence in Kosovo

Again: please do not vote! Save international law! Make sure that illegal Kosovo independence is NOT recognized!

Even the US must obey international law! Rules apply to all!
(Ron, 14 November 2009 14:48)
Who are you to deprive people from their right to vote?
Interantional Law says that each individual should have a right to cast its vote. If you threaten people not to vote,then you are in major violation.

Again: please do not vote! Save international law! Make sure that illegal Kosovo independence is NOT recognized!

Even the US must obey international law! Rules apply to all!

30% of Gracanica's Serbs are expected to vote? That's about normal for most US elections.

Either way, 3 more Serbian municipalities are on the way, and that means three more municipalities are lifted from the heavy hand of Pristina. Thank you Feith for being far more practical than I originally gave you credit for. You've given Belgrade the administrative real estate to organize their own elections in these regions when general elections in the rest of Serbia are held.

Now they can use silent guns and knives,
"Rambo" has some, for sure:)

Btw, if 30% of serbs in Gracanica turn out for elections, thats a massive turnout considering even albanian turn out is unlikely to be over 60%.

PSSSSSS, dont write a word or make any sound it is so-called Kosovo-state election silence!
You could wake up Snake or Haradinaj and you might regret it.

Happy voting. I am confident the Kosovar minority will enjoy the taste of new municipalities with Serb majority, serb leaders, etc.

'Btw, if 30% of serbs in Gracanica turn out for elections, thats a massive turnout considering even albanian turn out is unlikely to be over 60%.
(nikshala, 14 November 2009 15:55)'

It'd be a wonder if 40% of Americans of voting age turned out for a non-presidential year election. The rates have been improving for presidential elections in recent years, but they haven't been at 60% since 1968. The turnouts predicted for Kosovo don't look especially low, although you'd hope that large numbers would show up for such an historic vote.

if 30% of serbs in Gracanica turn out for elections, thats a massive turnout.
(nikshala, 14 November 2009 15:55)

yea, more would come out but only 4 of the 10 serbs left in gracanica could fit in the vw. and one has to stay outside to make sure the golf doesn't get stolen.

Again: please do not vote! Save international law! Make sure that illegal Kosovo independence is NOT recognized!

Even the US must obey international law! Rules apply to all!

Again: please do not vote! Save international law! Make sure that illegal Kosovo independence is NOT recognized!

Even the US must obey international law! Rules apply to all!
(Ron, 14 November 2009 14:48)
Who are you to deprive people from their right to vote?
Interantional Law says that each individual should have a right to cast its vote. If you threaten people not to vote,then you are in major violation.

Happy voting. I am confident the Kosovar minority will enjoy the taste of new municipalities with Serb majority, serb leaders, etc.

Now they can use silent guns and knives,
"Rambo" has some, for sure:)

'Btw, if 30% of serbs in Gracanica turn out for elections, thats a massive turnout considering even albanian turn out is unlikely to be over 60%.
(nikshala, 14 November 2009 15:55)'

It'd be a wonder if 40% of Americans of voting age turned out for a non-presidential year election. The rates have been improving for presidential elections in recent years, but they haven't been at 60% since 1968. The turnouts predicted for Kosovo don't look especially low, although you'd hope that large numbers would show up for such an historic vote.

Btw, if 30% of serbs in Gracanica turn out for elections, thats a massive turnout considering even albanian turn out is unlikely to be over 60%.

PSSSSSS, dont write a word or make any sound it is so-called Kosovo-state election silence!
You could wake up Snake or Haradinaj and you might regret it.

30% of Gracanica's Serbs are expected to vote? That's about normal for most US elections.

Either way, 3 more Serbian municipalities are on the way, and that means three more municipalities are lifted from the heavy hand of Pristina. Thank you Feith for being far more practical than I originally gave you credit for. You've given Belgrade the administrative real estate to organize their own elections in these regions when general elections in the rest of Serbia are held.

if 30% of serbs in Gracanica turn out for elections, thats a massive turnout.
(nikshala, 14 November 2009 15:55)

yea, more would come out but only 4 of the 10 serbs left in gracanica could fit in the vw. and one has to stay outside to make sure the golf doesn't get stolen.