“Many countries agree with Netherlands”

This is ridiculous if 'many' states exist who agree with Holland how come they don't say so for themselves?
They are afraid of Serbia? They need Turk to speak for them?

Or is it Turk and Slovenia that feel this way?

God its a pathetic way to go about doing business...

I had the impression that "Turks" were not in Europe's soil. :)

All I can is say is that: Serbia is in for very rude awakening.

Dear Kosova-USA,

Bent forward and I'll whisper a secret to your ears:

It's European politicians and citizens who have been rudely awakened. Today they know better with what kind of people Serbs have been dealing in Kosovo.

And don't get me wrong. This doesn't mean Serbs will be whitewashed. But it means many people regret the simple way they accepted the demonizing of Serbs.

It looks like it is going to take Serbia a lot of time to join the EU than previously expected. Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!

The only people concerned about this SAA are the EU paid-Serb politicians like Dinkic and his crowd. The average Serbs does not give a hoot about the agreement because it’s meaningless, it’s like all free trade agreements, large nations bleed the smaller ones dry.
These statements are only part of the good cop, bad cop routine – on Monday someone says how well Serbia is doing and should get EU membership soon; By Wednesday another says oh! no! they are not complying blah! Blah! For example, a Check diplomat working for the EU recently made a statement about Serbia not being able to join the EU, well didn’t he get his pants kicked from Prague to Brussels for opening his mouth.
The circus continues on and on. You would think there would be some level of coordination, but there is not

you have to change before you join the eu we all have to. good luck

Lol. This man is a fool. So were supposed to ignore the factt aht the last time the EU debated this subject the Belgians dropped their veto and the only once who voted against were the Dutch.

The voting record goes against Turks claims.

He can only be referring to his own administration. But we know why the Slovenians oppose this?

They must be getting anxy about Serbia's Delta wanting to buy Merkator. Something they must have intervened to stop 6 times since 2006.

I think the Slovenians want the shameful situation to continue where Slovenians exploit our market often against the law, but they break EU laws on competition by blocking Serb investments.

And now their PM is saying, oh we agree with Holland once Delta looks like it's planning a 7th takeover attempt.

...said Turk?

Does anyone really care what was told by the country who had loudest voice when Serbia was to be sanctioned and afterwards also Nato bombed?

Their only interest is to have ex-Yu trade market to be able to sell their junk goodies.
To me? Sure, not.
Life is "give and take" and I am not still running galloping Alzheimer.

Dear Kosova-USA,

Bent forward and I'll whisper a secret to your ears:

It's European politicians and citizens who have been rudely awakened. Today they know better with what kind of people Serbs have been dealing in Kosovo.

And don't get me wrong. This doesn't mean Serbs will be whitewashed. But it means many people regret the simple way they accepted the demonizing of Serbs.
(Olli, 25 November 2009 13:57)
Olli,I wonder how hard was to take the decision to bomb Serbia after Sebrenica,nobody pushed Nato harder than Serbia itself,no one it's trying to demonize the other it's just the fruit of your harvesting,I don't see how hard is for you to understand that.

It looks like it is going to take Serbia a lot of time to join the EU than previously expected. Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!
(Ian, UK, 25 November 2009 14:10)

BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS
(source kosovo-usa, olf, mircea, prn, balistic frisco ppp, fff and co)

Tony Blair and Bush junior are having a cup of tea together with Mladic trying to find out where the hell the WMD were burried...

Serbia after Sebrenica,nobody pushed Nato harder than Serbia itself,no one it's trying to demonize the other it's just the fruit of your harvesting,I don't see how hard is for you to understand that.
(arti, 25 November 2009 18:41)

and how hard is it for you to understand that this tragedy could have been definitely avoided had the US not given some sort of yellow light and the French would have done what they were supposed to do, send air cover to protect the civilians. (ask monthes in advance by the Dutch..)

Just refer to one of the interview on BBC made by the former dutch FM.

Mladic has to end up where he belongs to but apparently the all truth has not been yet uncovered and it looks like it is not as one sided as we were told to believe for so long!!

Good luck to all the truth seekers..

Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!
(Ian, UK, 25 November 2009 14:10)
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At least you admit Serbia is not hiding Mladic.

There could be some truth in Turk's words, but I doubt it.

The way european politics usually functions is that they work in blocs, one country, usually being a major one such as the UK, FR or DE holding out against the majority. The one hold country normally has a gaggle of smaller countries who agree, but publically keep quiet on this support so as not to ruffle political feathers.

In this case though, Holland is a minor EU country with all other major economies, UK, FR, DE, IT supporting Serbia in public. Of course one or two of them could be lying (sorry, practising 'diplomacy') but this is unlikely.

1: Serbia's stability is central to the EU's so called 'Stability Pact' for south east Europe.

2: It is the major trade route to asia (despite the border control incompetence currently practiced that is costing Serbia tens of millions of euros in lost transit fees);

3: It is much less corrupt than its neighbors, something that is very important to the business community and those who want to invest knowing that they will get a return on their money;

4: Its potential absence from european security structures would make a mockery of EU efforts to clean up crime - hence the recent reports of Cooperation with the US and elsewhere that have lead to the high level arrests and breaking up of major criminal networks.

5: A prosperous Serbia means a prosperous Balkans, more importantly the EU won't have to continually give away money to poor performers (i.e. Bulgaria lost over a hundred million euros of structural funds for failing to deal with corruption as promised as part of its accession to the EU deal);

6: EU meddling and manipulation in Serbia has been significant and is the prime reason that Tadic and co. are still in power. Undermining him threatens to unravel all the hard work they've been putting into subverting Serbia's sovereignty and political system to make it 'compatible'. With regards to the albanians in Kosovo, a Tadic government would still be preferable (i.e. to make threats to) than one that actually stands up effectively for its own sovereignty. Better the devil you know

There are probably lots of other points but I've got a date with beer tonight.

"you have to change before you join the eu we all have to. good luck"

Apart for the Bulgarians and Romanians?

Arti,
i dont see how hard it is for you to see that Serbs won again. They won against the ottoman tuks, they won against the austrian-hungarian empire, the nazi/ustasa muslim alliance, they all lost.

to me is this old news. Remember, that I could tell the fact already four months ago.

It looks like it is going to take Serbia a lot of time to join the EU than previously expected. Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!
(Ian, UK, 25 November 2009 14:10)
Ups UK, the puppet of USA and the soldiers of fortune (Afghanistan, Iraq etc) care about Mladic.

So there are many countires that support the Netherlands position? What countries? If their policy is so great why not let everyone know? After all, if one has a light he does not hide it under a bushel.
Turk, you speak for no one.

All I can is say is that: Serbia is in for very rude awakening.

It looks like it is going to take Serbia a lot of time to join the EU than previously expected. Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!

Dear Kosova-USA,

Bent forward and I'll whisper a secret to your ears:

It's European politicians and citizens who have been rudely awakened. Today they know better with what kind of people Serbs have been dealing in Kosovo.

And don't get me wrong. This doesn't mean Serbs will be whitewashed. But it means many people regret the simple way they accepted the demonizing of Serbs.

I had the impression that "Turks" were not in Europe's soil. :)

Dear Kosova-USA,

Bent forward and I'll whisper a secret to your ears:

It's European politicians and citizens who have been rudely awakened. Today they know better with what kind of people Serbs have been dealing in Kosovo.

And don't get me wrong. This doesn't mean Serbs will be whitewashed. But it means many people regret the simple way they accepted the demonizing of Serbs.
(Olli, 25 November 2009 13:57)
Olli,I wonder how hard was to take the decision to bomb Serbia after Sebrenica,nobody pushed Nato harder than Serbia itself,no one it's trying to demonize the other it's just the fruit of your harvesting,I don't see how hard is for you to understand that.

...said Turk?

Does anyone really care what was told by the country who had loudest voice when Serbia was to be sanctioned and afterwards also Nato bombed?

Their only interest is to have ex-Yu trade market to be able to sell their junk goodies.
To me? Sure, not.
Life is "give and take" and I am not still running galloping Alzheimer.

The only people concerned about this SAA are the EU paid-Serb politicians like Dinkic and his crowd. The average Serbs does not give a hoot about the agreement because it’s meaningless, it’s like all free trade agreements, large nations bleed the smaller ones dry.
These statements are only part of the good cop, bad cop routine – on Monday someone says how well Serbia is doing and should get EU membership soon; By Wednesday another says oh! no! they are not complying blah! Blah! For example, a Check diplomat working for the EU recently made a statement about Serbia not being able to join the EU, well didn’t he get his pants kicked from Prague to Brussels for opening his mouth.
The circus continues on and on. You would think there would be some level of coordination, but there is not

you have to change before you join the eu we all have to. good luck

There could be some truth in Turk's words, but I doubt it.

The way european politics usually functions is that they work in blocs, one country, usually being a major one such as the UK, FR or DE holding out against the majority. The one hold country normally has a gaggle of smaller countries who agree, but publically keep quiet on this support so as not to ruffle political feathers.

In this case though, Holland is a minor EU country with all other major economies, UK, FR, DE, IT supporting Serbia in public. Of course one or two of them could be lying (sorry, practising 'diplomacy') but this is unlikely.

1: Serbia's stability is central to the EU's so called 'Stability Pact' for south east Europe.

2: It is the major trade route to asia (despite the border control incompetence currently practiced that is costing Serbia tens of millions of euros in lost transit fees);

3: It is much less corrupt than its neighbors, something that is very important to the business community and those who want to invest knowing that they will get a return on their money;

4: Its potential absence from european security structures would make a mockery of EU efforts to clean up crime - hence the recent reports of Cooperation with the US and elsewhere that have lead to the high level arrests and breaking up of major criminal networks.

5: A prosperous Serbia means a prosperous Balkans, more importantly the EU won't have to continually give away money to poor performers (i.e. Bulgaria lost over a hundred million euros of structural funds for failing to deal with corruption as promised as part of its accession to the EU deal);

6: EU meddling and manipulation in Serbia has been significant and is the prime reason that Tadic and co. are still in power. Undermining him threatens to unravel all the hard work they've been putting into subverting Serbia's sovereignty and political system to make it 'compatible'. With regards to the albanians in Kosovo, a Tadic government would still be preferable (i.e. to make threats to) than one that actually stands up effectively for its own sovereignty. Better the devil you know

There are probably lots of other points but I've got a date with beer tonight.

Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!
(Ian, UK, 25 November 2009 14:10)
--
At least you admit Serbia is not hiding Mladic.

It looks like it is going to take Serbia a lot of time to join the EU than previously expected. Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!
(Ian, UK, 25 November 2009 14:10)

BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS BREAKING NEWS
(source kosovo-usa, olf, mircea, prn, balistic frisco ppp, fff and co)

Tony Blair and Bush junior are having a cup of tea together with Mladic trying to find out where the hell the WMD were burried...

Serbia after Sebrenica,nobody pushed Nato harder than Serbia itself,no one it's trying to demonize the other it's just the fruit of your harvesting,I don't see how hard is for you to understand that.
(arti, 25 November 2009 18:41)

and how hard is it for you to understand that this tragedy could have been definitely avoided had the US not given some sort of yellow light and the French would have done what they were supposed to do, send air cover to protect the civilians. (ask monthes in advance by the Dutch..)

Just refer to one of the interview on BBC made by the former dutch FM.

Mladic has to end up where he belongs to but apparently the all truth has not been yet uncovered and it looks like it is not as one sided as we were told to believe for so long!!

Good luck to all the truth seekers..

This is ridiculous if 'many' states exist who agree with Holland how come they don't say so for themselves?
They are afraid of Serbia? They need Turk to speak for them?

Or is it Turk and Slovenia that feel this way?

God its a pathetic way to go about doing business...

Lol. This man is a fool. So were supposed to ignore the factt aht the last time the EU debated this subject the Belgians dropped their veto and the only once who voted against were the Dutch.

The voting record goes against Turks claims.

He can only be referring to his own administration. But we know why the Slovenians oppose this?

They must be getting anxy about Serbia's Delta wanting to buy Merkator. Something they must have intervened to stop 6 times since 2006.

I think the Slovenians want the shameful situation to continue where Slovenians exploit our market often against the law, but they break EU laws on competition by blocking Serb investments.

And now their PM is saying, oh we agree with Holland once Delta looks like it's planning a 7th takeover attempt.

"you have to change before you join the eu we all have to. good luck"

Apart for the Bulgarians and Romanians?

Arti,
i dont see how hard it is for you to see that Serbs won again. They won against the ottoman tuks, they won against the austrian-hungarian empire, the nazi/ustasa muslim alliance, they all lost.

to me is this old news. Remember, that I could tell the fact already four months ago.

It looks like it is going to take Serbia a lot of time to join the EU than previously expected. Now in the meantime, go find Mladic!
(Ian, UK, 25 November 2009 14:10)
Ups UK, the puppet of USA and the soldiers of fortune (Afghanistan, Iraq etc) care about Mladic.

So there are many countires that support the Netherlands position? What countries? If their policy is so great why not let everyone know? After all, if one has a light he does not hide it under a bushel.
Turk, you speak for no one.