"Welcome to Kosovo,Passport please...don't have one!OK, go back and get one then you enter "the province" LOL !!! Kosovo Govt should be thinking about implementing VISAs for Serbian citizens as long as Belgrade don't recognized Kosovo's sovranty!Good fences makes good neighbour"
(Common Sense, 14 November 2009 10:50)
The coolies down Pristina way were put firmly in place by the Master. What a kick in the teeth for Pristina. They cant even control there own borders. A colony if ever there was one.
You were happy there for just a brief moment. Illusions are so short.
(Peggy, 17 November 2009 20:57)
Peggy, thank you for exposing the vast array of lies and wishful thinking that Arta and her cronies write here every day. It was a great way to start my day:)
"I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)"
My friend EA,
Isn't this the proof that Kosovo 'government' is not ruling the region of Kosovo, but UNMIK/EULEX is.
I think on this we can agree: still the local population is not in control...
Maybe being a highly autonomous part of Serbia isn't so bad.
What is the alternative: being an UN/EU ruled pseudo-state?
statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)
100% with you on that, just a little minor difference, the number 1244, it makes a HUGH difference in sticking to it or wishing to stick to it..
"I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)"
EA,
How about the Kosovo Albanians who have Serbian passports? Are they allowed into "Kosova" when they have a "Kosova "passport"" or not? I think that the temporary provincial Kosovo Albanian "government" has a ceremonial role, similar to the Serbian government (at least for the time being). Thaci and co are allowed to yell something that sounds important once in a while, but then your colonial masters will decide when he goes too far and when it is time to be very quiet. It is all internal pre-election consumption and now the daily reality has started again. Just be aware that the future will bring many more unexpected and unpleasant surprises. Also hold on to your "Kosova "passport"" for it will become a relic soon.
"Passports needed" said Mr. Hash before the election. The decision has died on the day of pre-election silence that's why we hear about it after the votes have been counted. Oh, Thachi, Thachi - that passport thing was cheaper than the cheapest sailor's promise. By the way, between us girls, how many votes did you get based on your "strong message" (you know, that stuff like passports, special IDs, no Serbian products in "Kosova") that you send to those nasty Serbs? To your credit, not that you didn't send a fair warning to your voters long time ago - I am referring to your earlier promise "Russia will recognize "Kosova" very soon".So it's their problem if they didn't listen. And that's your proverbial "reality on the ground".
I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
Here are some responses to the article saying that passports will be needed to enter Kosovo.
"As soon as ambasadors are exchanged they will be treated differently. With Serbia, in December the customs will be placed North, a total ban on Serbian products and passports. Tit for tat!"
(arTa, 14 November 2009 17:52)
Didn't turn out that way.
"If Kosova is Serbia and under UN admin, why are they introducing passport requirement? When is the UN going to stop this?"
(aRTa, 14 November 2009
16:30)
Looks like they just did.
"Way to go Kosovo...
NO more ilegal entering in kosovo(from serbia)...nobody comes in-or-out without a passport..
We should have dooon this long time ago..but..it's better late than never.."
Greetings from the most beautiful,youngest,bravest .. KOSOVA.."
(Dardania, 14 November 2009 15:01)
Yep, agree, better that you have come to your senses sooner.
"The broken record of your minister now has nothing to say. Requiring passports shatters all illusions and lies."
(aRTa, 14 November 2009 13:16)
Gee, I wonder how many of your illusions were just shattered.
"Welcome to Kosovo,Passport please...don't have one!OK, go back and get one then you enter "the province" LOL !!! Kosovo Govt should be thinking about implementing VISAs for Serbian citizens as long as Belgrade don't recognized Kosovo's sovranty!Good fences makes good neighbour"
(Common Sense, 14 November 2009 10:50)
You were happy there for just a brief moment. Illusions are so short.
Unwillingly I have to agree. I dunno why they make that kind of statements before they know whether they can implement them. Part of goverment PR i guess, but it makes them look a bit ridicuolus
Could they make everyone use passports in the future? It seems like a grey area to me at the moment. Until there is a definitive answer from the ICJ both sides wll be claiming that they are in the right, i.e Kosovo belongs to Serbia + Kosovo is independent depending on your point of view.
Either way I'm sure most would agree that Kosovo is still a UN protectorate even if the Albanians are trying to create institutions. that being the case, does the UN have the right to make "foreign citizens" use a passport for entry into kosovo, that's the real question I want to ask.
And why Montenegro as well? Is this to make it look like they aren't acknowledging the fact that UNSCR 1244 exists and reaffirms Serbia's sovereignty over Kosovo, because that how it looks to me.
As a Serb it must be conforting to know that you don't need a passport to enter your own homeland. Gee, thanks a lot Thaci and co! What's the next bright idea? Albanians will probably swich locks on the home of every non-albanian in Kosovo and let them get the key back only to show interested albanian byers what they can get for a couple of hundred dollars.
Here are some responses to the article saying that passports will be needed to enter Kosovo.
"As soon as ambasadors are exchanged they will be treated differently. With Serbia, in December the customs will be placed North, a total ban on Serbian products and passports. Tit for tat!"
(arTa, 14 November 2009 17:52)
Didn't turn out that way.
"If Kosova is Serbia and under UN admin, why are they introducing passport requirement? When is the UN going to stop this?"
(aRTa, 14 November 2009
16:30)
Looks like they just did.
"Way to go Kosovo...
NO more ilegal entering in kosovo(from serbia)...nobody comes in-or-out without a passport..
We should have dooon this long time ago..but..it's better late than never.."
Greetings from the most beautiful,youngest,bravest .. KOSOVA.."
(Dardania, 14 November 2009 15:01)
Yep, agree, better that you have come to your senses sooner.
"The broken record of your minister now has nothing to say. Requiring passports shatters all illusions and lies."
(aRTa, 14 November 2009 13:16)
Gee, I wonder how many of your illusions were just shattered.
"Welcome to Kosovo,Passport please...don't have one!OK, go back and get one then you enter "the province" LOL !!! Kosovo Govt should be thinking about implementing VISAs for Serbian citizens as long as Belgrade don't recognized Kosovo's sovranty!Good fences makes good neighbour"
(Common Sense, 14 November 2009 10:50)
You were happy there for just a brief moment. Illusions are so short.
As a Serb it must be conforting to know that you don't need a passport to enter your own homeland. Gee, thanks a lot Thaci and co! What's the next bright idea? Albanians will probably swich locks on the home of every non-albanian in Kosovo and let them get the key back only to show interested albanian byers what they can get for a couple of hundred dollars.
statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)
100% with you on that, just a little minor difference, the number 1244, it makes a HUGH difference in sticking to it or wishing to stick to it..
Could they make everyone use passports in the future? It seems like a grey area to me at the moment. Until there is a definitive answer from the ICJ both sides wll be claiming that they are in the right, i.e Kosovo belongs to Serbia + Kosovo is independent depending on your point of view.
Either way I'm sure most would agree that Kosovo is still a UN protectorate even if the Albanians are trying to create institutions. that being the case, does the UN have the right to make "foreign citizens" use a passport for entry into kosovo, that's the real question I want to ask.
And why Montenegro as well? Is this to make it look like they aren't acknowledging the fact that UNSCR 1244 exists and reaffirms Serbia's sovereignty over Kosovo, because that how it looks to me.
"Passports needed" said Mr. Hash before the election. The decision has died on the day of pre-election silence that's why we hear about it after the votes have been counted. Oh, Thachi, Thachi - that passport thing was cheaper than the cheapest sailor's promise. By the way, between us girls, how many votes did you get based on your "strong message" (you know, that stuff like passports, special IDs, no Serbian products in "Kosova") that you send to those nasty Serbs? To your credit, not that you didn't send a fair warning to your voters long time ago - I am referring to your earlier promise "Russia will recognize "Kosova" very soon".So it's their problem if they didn't listen. And that's your proverbial "reality on the ground".
Unwillingly I have to agree. I dunno why they make that kind of statements before they know whether they can implement them. Part of goverment PR i guess, but it makes them look a bit ridicuolus
"I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)"
EA,
How about the Kosovo Albanians who have Serbian passports? Are they allowed into "Kosova" when they have a "Kosova "passport"" or not? I think that the temporary provincial Kosovo Albanian "government" has a ceremonial role, similar to the Serbian government (at least for the time being). Thaci and co are allowed to yell something that sounds important once in a while, but then your colonial masters will decide when he goes too far and when it is time to be very quiet. It is all internal pre-election consumption and now the daily reality has started again. Just be aware that the future will bring many more unexpected and unpleasant surprises. Also hold on to your "Kosova "passport"" for it will become a relic soon.
"Welcome to Kosovo,Passport please...don't have one!OK, go back and get one then you enter "the province" LOL !!! Kosovo Govt should be thinking about implementing VISAs for Serbian citizens as long as Belgrade don't recognized Kosovo's sovranty!Good fences makes good neighbour"
(Common Sense, 14 November 2009 10:50)
The coolies down Pristina way were put firmly in place by the Master. What a kick in the teeth for Pristina. They cant even control there own borders. A colony if ever there was one.
You were happy there for just a brief moment. Illusions are so short.
(Peggy, 17 November 2009 20:57)
Peggy, thank you for exposing the vast array of lies and wishful thinking that Arta and her cronies write here every day. It was a great way to start my day:)
"I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)"
My friend EA,
Isn't this the proof that Kosovo 'government' is not ruling the region of Kosovo, but UNMIK/EULEX is.
I think on this we can agree: still the local population is not in control...
Maybe being a highly autonomous part of Serbia isn't so bad.
What is the alternative: being an UN/EU ruled pseudo-state?
I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
Unwillingly I have to agree. I dunno why they make that kind of statements before they know whether they can implement them. Part of goverment PR i guess, but it makes them look a bit ridicuolus
Here are some responses to the article saying that passports will be needed to enter Kosovo.
"As soon as ambasadors are exchanged they will be treated differently. With Serbia, in December the customs will be placed North, a total ban on Serbian products and passports. Tit for tat!"
(arTa, 14 November 2009 17:52)
Didn't turn out that way.
"If Kosova is Serbia and under UN admin, why are they introducing passport requirement? When is the UN going to stop this?"
(aRTa, 14 November 2009
16:30)
Looks like they just did.
"Way to go Kosovo...
NO more ilegal entering in kosovo(from serbia)...nobody comes in-or-out without a passport..
We should have dooon this long time ago..but..it's better late than never.."
Greetings from the most beautiful,youngest,bravest .. KOSOVA.."
(Dardania, 14 November 2009 15:01)
Yep, agree, better that you have come to your senses sooner.
"The broken record of your minister now has nothing to say. Requiring passports shatters all illusions and lies."
(aRTa, 14 November 2009 13:16)
Gee, I wonder how many of your illusions were just shattered.
"Welcome to Kosovo,Passport please...don't have one!OK, go back and get one then you enter "the province" LOL !!! Kosovo Govt should be thinking about implementing VISAs for Serbian citizens as long as Belgrade don't recognized Kosovo's sovranty!Good fences makes good neighbour"
(Common Sense, 14 November 2009 10:50)
You were happy there for just a brief moment. Illusions are so short.
"I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)"
EA,
How about the Kosovo Albanians who have Serbian passports? Are they allowed into "Kosova" when they have a "Kosova "passport"" or not? I think that the temporary provincial Kosovo Albanian "government" has a ceremonial role, similar to the Serbian government (at least for the time being). Thaci and co are allowed to yell something that sounds important once in a while, but then your colonial masters will decide when he goes too far and when it is time to be very quiet. It is all internal pre-election consumption and now the daily reality has started again. Just be aware that the future will bring many more unexpected and unpleasant surprises. Also hold on to your "Kosova "passport"" for it will become a relic soon.
"Passports needed" said Mr. Hash before the election. The decision has died on the day of pre-election silence that's why we hear about it after the votes have been counted. Oh, Thachi, Thachi - that passport thing was cheaper than the cheapest sailor's promise. By the way, between us girls, how many votes did you get based on your "strong message" (you know, that stuff like passports, special IDs, no Serbian products in "Kosova") that you send to those nasty Serbs? To your credit, not that you didn't send a fair warning to your voters long time ago - I am referring to your earlier promise "Russia will recognize "Kosova" very soon".So it's their problem if they didn't listen. And that's your proverbial "reality on the ground".
As a Serb it must be conforting to know that you don't need a passport to enter your own homeland. Gee, thanks a lot Thaci and co! What's the next bright idea? Albanians will probably swich locks on the home of every non-albanian in Kosovo and let them get the key back only to show interested albanian byers what they can get for a couple of hundred dollars.
Could they make everyone use passports in the future? It seems like a grey area to me at the moment. Until there is a definitive answer from the ICJ both sides wll be claiming that they are in the right, i.e Kosovo belongs to Serbia + Kosovo is independent depending on your point of view.
Either way I'm sure most would agree that Kosovo is still a UN protectorate even if the Albanians are trying to create institutions. that being the case, does the UN have the right to make "foreign citizens" use a passport for entry into kosovo, that's the real question I want to ask.
And why Montenegro as well? Is this to make it look like they aren't acknowledging the fact that UNSCR 1244 exists and reaffirms Serbia's sovereignty over Kosovo, because that how it looks to me.
statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)
100% with you on that, just a little minor difference, the number 1244, it makes a HUGH difference in sticking to it or wishing to stick to it..
"Welcome to Kosovo,Passport please...don't have one!OK, go back and get one then you enter "the province" LOL !!! Kosovo Govt should be thinking about implementing VISAs for Serbian citizens as long as Belgrade don't recognized Kosovo's sovranty!Good fences makes good neighbour"
(Common Sense, 14 November 2009 10:50)
The coolies down Pristina way were put firmly in place by the Master. What a kick in the teeth for Pristina. They cant even control there own borders. A colony if ever there was one.
You were happy there for just a brief moment. Illusions are so short.
(Peggy, 17 November 2009 20:57)
Peggy, thank you for exposing the vast array of lies and wishful thinking that Arta and her cronies write here every day. It was a great way to start my day:)
"I personally think that Serbian passport holder should need a visa to enter Kosova. I do not know how correct is this statement from that official is, but one think the Kosova government should bear in mind. If they state something that should think it over firt and stick to it.
(EA, 17 November 2009 20:28)"
My friend EA,
Isn't this the proof that Kosovo 'government' is not ruling the region of Kosovo, but UNMIK/EULEX is.
I think on this we can agree: still the local population is not in control...
Maybe being a highly autonomous part of Serbia isn't so bad.
What is the alternative: being an UN/EU ruled pseudo-state?
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