Hague prosecutor's report “favorable”

Am glad that Brammertz is finally recognizing the steps taken by the serbian govnt, it's long overdue. Next step has to be the arrest of the most wanted.
I wished such a cooperation would also exist in some surrounding countries, but I think I can still dream about it.
Good luck Mr Brammertz in uncovering the all truth of the balkan war!

As has been proved in the past, Serbia will, if given the chance, play games and attempt to deceive the EU in order to gain admission to the club.

No thank you. Fooled once, shame on you, fooled twice, shame on me.
(Michael J., 18 November 2009 18:25)

Nazis are still being arrested today, so,it is not as easy as we all would like too..., a lot of balkan war criminals from other ethnicities are still walking free, don't forget this and maybe you will give the serbs some credits for what they already achieve until today!
Justice is not only one side!

I'm afraid the Serbs will be once again disappointed in the awaited report due in early December. Although it can be said that Serbia has shown "some" progress, It cannot be said that the arrests of Mladic and his sidekick have been made. Only this is of consequence in getting Holland to change its position. Therefore, Serbia cannot and must not be allowed to get a free pass on such an important issue. As has been proved in the past, Serbia will, if given the chance, play games and attempt to deceive the EU in order to gain admission to the club.

No thank you. Fooled once, shame on you, fooled twice, shame on me.

The same old game played again and again by the EU bullies when playing with the Western Balkan countries. They say you have made progress and the rest of the address starts with "but" which she other negative part of what they are saying ends up being something like: "there is still a long ways to go, efforts must continue and results must be shown."

The overall conclusion is that they always say its good but not good enough. The real difference is yet to be seen. Serbia does no exception.

Strengthen your efforts, make stuff happen before hoping for changes.

No thank you. Fooled once, shame on you, fooled twice, shame on me.
(Michael J., 18 November 2009 18:25)

absolutely, though i will add: shame on us for being fooled once. by such people. of course we, too, are only human. but it is no excuse for the world, for us, to have allowed and thus facilitated such evil.

absolutely not one iota of progress made w "alleged" mass murderer mladic in hague. all smoking mirrors. i hope and pray that the dutch don't fall for it.

as for the rest of europa europa, you have to live with your much-burdened consciences...

ciao, micheal J.; don't be a stranger : ))

roberto
frisco

"absolutely, though i will add: shame on us for being fooled once. by such people. of course we, too, are only human"
Roberto, yes you are very human. just lacking some qualities such as decency, fairness, tolerance ...... the list is too long.
my regards to your human side and to your buddy Micheal J.

I'm afraid the Serbs will be once again disappointed in the awaited report due in early December. Although it can be said that Serbia has shown "some" progress, It cannot be said that the arrests of Mladic and his sidekick have been made. Only this is of consequence in getting Holland to change its position. Therefore, Serbia cannot and must not be allowed to get a free pass on such an important issue. As has been proved in the past, Serbia will, if given the chance, play games and attempt to deceive the EU in order to gain admission to the club.

No thank you. Fooled once, shame on you, fooled twice, shame on me.

No thank you. Fooled once, shame on you, fooled twice, shame on me.
(Michael J., 18 November 2009 18:25)

absolutely, though i will add: shame on us for being fooled once. by such people. of course we, too, are only human. but it is no excuse for the world, for us, to have allowed and thus facilitated such evil.

absolutely not one iota of progress made w "alleged" mass murderer mladic in hague. all smoking mirrors. i hope and pray that the dutch don't fall for it.

as for the rest of europa europa, you have to live with your much-burdened consciences...

ciao, micheal J.; don't be a stranger : ))

roberto
frisco

Am glad that Brammertz is finally recognizing the steps taken by the serbian govnt, it's long overdue. Next step has to be the arrest of the most wanted.
I wished such a cooperation would also exist in some surrounding countries, but I think I can still dream about it.
Good luck Mr Brammertz in uncovering the all truth of the balkan war!

As has been proved in the past, Serbia will, if given the chance, play games and attempt to deceive the EU in order to gain admission to the club.

No thank you. Fooled once, shame on you, fooled twice, shame on me.
(Michael J., 18 November 2009 18:25)

Nazis are still being arrested today, so,it is not as easy as we all would like too..., a lot of balkan war criminals from other ethnicities are still walking free, don't forget this and maybe you will give the serbs some credits for what they already achieve until today!
Justice is not only one side!

The same old game played again and again by the EU bullies when playing with the Western Balkan countries. They say you have made progress and the rest of the address starts with "but" which she other negative part of what they are saying ends up being something like: "there is still a long ways to go, efforts must continue and results must be shown."

The overall conclusion is that they always say its good but not good enough. The real difference is yet to be seen. Serbia does no exception.

Strengthen your efforts, make stuff happen before hoping for changes.

"absolutely, though i will add: shame on us for being fooled once. by such people. of course we, too, are only human"
Roberto, yes you are very human. just lacking some qualities such as decency, fairness, tolerance ...... the list is too long.
my regards to your human side and to your buddy Micheal J.