“Patriarch's death reveals people want modest leadership”

Our Premier Hashim Thaqi is very simply man, live modest good life like Alabanian heroine Nene Tereza and give most of his money to family and poor, not like Miloshevic and Tadic live in luxury.
(Arsim, 23 November 2009 12:07)

What planet are you living in? Thachi has a multi-million dollar villa in Albania, very close to the new highway.

A,
in America Christmas is a official Holiday and guess what it is the celebration of Jesus Christ's birthday, a secular country celebrating the birth of the Saviour of the world.

Bob,
exactly, my point, go SERBIA. mourn your righteous leader, as we who are faraway mourn with you.

ranko, you forgot easter and halloween...

basically a leader of the people (thought religious and not political) died and the country is mourning the event. much like when Dr.ML King died, the country mourned his death, though he wasn't officially part of the government. he was also given a day of his own.

being secular does not mean you're void of humanity. the people of serbia want such a mourning period, so their government gave it to them.
I suppose it was all fine and dandy when Italy, and the other Catholic nations (though none of these nations are officially catholic as they must be seen as being secular) mourned the death of PJPaulII... hmm...
HIP-AAAA-CRAZY....

Something can be moral and logical, but illegal. Declaring three days of mourning because of the death of a church leader in a secular country is clearly unconsitutional. But Serbian leader are not known for pawing much respect to constitutions.

Asrim,
not sure what your point is. David Anderson here in my home town is a great person to. He's given a large amount of his megabucks to help those that need it. So what does that have to do with this article?
if you can find an answer, I imagine it'll be the same answer relating your post to this article.

Our Premier Hashim Thaqi is very simply man, live modest good life like Alabanian heroine Nene Tereza and give most of his money to family and poor, not like Miloshevic and Tadic live in luxury.

Something can be moral and logical, but illegal. Declaring three days of mourning because of the death of a church leader in a secular country is clearly unconsitutional. But Serbian leader are not known for pawing much respect to constitutions.
(A, 23 November 2009 12:15)

If you live in Serbia you are entitled to disagree with this and show up for work.
If not, then what is your problem with it?

BELGRADE -- The funeral of Patriarch Pavle showed that the people want their leaders to show humility and modesty in these tough times, a B92 TV talk show heard.
how do you possibly deduce this from pokojni Pavle's death ?Absolutely vulger to use his death in this manner but what else can you expect from B92.

Our Premier Hashim Thaqi is very simply man, live modest good life like Alabanian heroine Nene Tereza and give most of his money to family and poor, not like Miloshevic and Tadic live in luxury.

Something can be moral and logical, but illegal. Declaring three days of mourning because of the death of a church leader in a secular country is clearly unconsitutional. But Serbian leader are not known for pawing much respect to constitutions.

Our Premier Hashim Thaqi is very simply man, live modest good life like Alabanian heroine Nene Tereza and give most of his money to family and poor, not like Miloshevic and Tadic live in luxury.
(Arsim, 23 November 2009 12:07)

What planet are you living in? Thachi has a multi-million dollar villa in Albania, very close to the new highway.

A,
in America Christmas is a official Holiday and guess what it is the celebration of Jesus Christ's birthday, a secular country celebrating the birth of the Saviour of the world.

BELGRADE -- The funeral of Patriarch Pavle showed that the people want their leaders to show humility and modesty in these tough times, a B92 TV talk show heard.
how do you possibly deduce this from pokojni Pavle's death ?Absolutely vulger to use his death in this manner but what else can you expect from B92.

Something can be moral and logical, but illegal. Declaring three days of mourning because of the death of a church leader in a secular country is clearly unconsitutional. But Serbian leader are not known for pawing much respect to constitutions.
(A, 23 November 2009 12:15)

If you live in Serbia you are entitled to disagree with this and show up for work.
If not, then what is your problem with it?

Asrim,
not sure what your point is. David Anderson here in my home town is a great person to. He's given a large amount of his megabucks to help those that need it. So what does that have to do with this article?
if you can find an answer, I imagine it'll be the same answer relating your post to this article.

ranko, you forgot easter and halloween...

basically a leader of the people (thought religious and not political) died and the country is mourning the event. much like when Dr.ML King died, the country mourned his death, though he wasn't officially part of the government. he was also given a day of his own.

being secular does not mean you're void of humanity. the people of serbia want such a mourning period, so their government gave it to them.
I suppose it was all fine and dandy when Italy, and the other Catholic nations (though none of these nations are officially catholic as they must be seen as being secular) mourned the death of PJPaulII... hmm...
HIP-AAAA-CRAZY....

Bob,
exactly, my point, go SERBIA. mourn your righteous leader, as we who are faraway mourn with you.