Trajković contests SNV expulsion

What happend to "we wont punish K-Serbs who participated..."? Lucky for Rada she will have a job after ICJ, cant say the same for the radical ones hiding in north.

All K-Serbs received a public warning that they will be punished if they go out and vote. I guess Belgrade was dead serious on its threats. I think this will backfire on Belgrade itself,since majority of K-Serbs have had enough of being played by Belgrade.

It is true that the 15/11 elections violated UNSCR 1244, but so did the May 2008 elections and all of the by-elections which Serbia has organised since. SNV and Belgrade should not be allowed to cherry pick 1244.

I say bravo to Rada and all the others who decided to have a say in their local communities and make a real contribution to keeping Serbs in Kosovo by working to make life there better.

Don't worry Rada and other 'Thaci Serbs,' the North will vote in the spring too.

(arTa, 2 December 2009 12:04)

Says who? Says YOU? Ridiculous. The elections in Leposavic has nearly a 70% turnout - far better than any of those organized by Pristina.

This is just like your claims that passports will be needed for Serbs. Laughable!

Support your bogus claims with facts. Otherwise, you are just blowing hot air.

This should have been done a long time ago !

I think that "punishment" is not comparable to what KLA did to the Albanians loyal to their country in 1998-1999.

I find these Albanians trying to talk for K. Serbs funny.

To bad the facts speak against Trajkovic and these albanians:
- She isn't viewed as some representative of Serbs. She's viewed as one who follows the money -- she has gone from pro-Slobo to pro-Seselj to pro-UNMIK to pro-independence when the paycheck changes.
- She has never received a large amount of support from K. Serbs.
- The attempts to force Serbs to vote in Albanian elections have failed, less then 20% of Serbs voted

“I do not know what normal Serb would object to new Serbian municipalities,"

Don't worry Rada and other 'Thaci Serbs,' the North will vote in the spring too.

It's very disheartening to see Serbs divided and infighting over an issue like Kosova.

Finally someone gets rid of this woman. She is only damaging Serbian position there.
Rada, don't flatter youself. Nobody is going to miss you and there is not going to be any unrest amongst the Serbs becaus of it.

Serbs there don't need people like you confusing them. Is Thaci going to employ you now in his cabinet?

"All K-Serbs received a public warning that they will be punished if they go out and vote. I guess Belgrade was dead serious on its threats. I think this will backfire on Belgrade itself,since majority of K-Serbs have had enough of being played by Belgrade."
(Kosova-USA, 2 December 2009 12:44)

Really? And you know this how? Majority of Serbs agree with Belgrade and they showed it by NOT voting in your bogus elections.
Why do you Albanians presume you can speak for the Serbs?


"It's very disheartening to see Serbs divided and infighting over an issue like Kosova."
(arTa, 2 December 2009 12:04)


Sure, your heart bleeds for the Serbs of Kosovo. You cannot possibly have said that with a straight face.

" Trajković, however, is of the opinion that this decision represents the "last throes of the radical Serbs" and that it is a demonstration of their lack of power. "

This rep. is in the complete right and if Belgrade chose to support her decision, Belgrade would have strengthened its position at the ICJ hearings by including their support for the democratic integration of K-Serbs into the political life in Kosova.

By firing this rep. of K-Serbs, Belgrade has shown its unwillingness to participate in the political daily life of K Serbs; only strengthening Kosova's argument for independence.

As I have mentioned before, Belgrade does a better job proving to the world that Kosova is better off and doing well without Belgrade's participation or interference than any K-Albanian could do at the ICJ. Thank you Belgrade (Radical Politicians). :)

I think that "punishment" is not comparable to what KLA did to the Albanians loyal to their country in 1998-1999.
(passing by, 2 December 2009 15:03)

Is it worse to what Serbs did to Djindic?

“I do not know what normal Serb would object to new Serbian municipalities,"

Don't worry Rada and other 'Thaci Serbs,' the North will vote in the spring too.

It's very disheartening to see Serbs divided and infighting over an issue like Kosova.

All K-Serbs received a public warning that they will be punished if they go out and vote. I guess Belgrade was dead serious on its threats. I think this will backfire on Belgrade itself,since majority of K-Serbs have had enough of being played by Belgrade.

What happend to "we wont punish K-Serbs who participated..."? Lucky for Rada she will have a job after ICJ, cant say the same for the radical ones hiding in north.

It is true that the 15/11 elections violated UNSCR 1244, but so did the May 2008 elections and all of the by-elections which Serbia has organised since. SNV and Belgrade should not be allowed to cherry pick 1244.

I say bravo to Rada and all the others who decided to have a say in their local communities and make a real contribution to keeping Serbs in Kosovo by working to make life there better.

I think that "punishment" is not comparable to what KLA did to the Albanians loyal to their country in 1998-1999.

Don't worry Rada and other 'Thaci Serbs,' the North will vote in the spring too.

(arTa, 2 December 2009 12:04)

Says who? Says YOU? Ridiculous. The elections in Leposavic has nearly a 70% turnout - far better than any of those organized by Pristina.

This is just like your claims that passports will be needed for Serbs. Laughable!

Support your bogus claims with facts. Otherwise, you are just blowing hot air.

I find these Albanians trying to talk for K. Serbs funny.

To bad the facts speak against Trajkovic and these albanians:
- She isn't viewed as some representative of Serbs. She's viewed as one who follows the money -- she has gone from pro-Slobo to pro-Seselj to pro-UNMIK to pro-independence when the paycheck changes.
- She has never received a large amount of support from K. Serbs.
- The attempts to force Serbs to vote in Albanian elections have failed, less then 20% of Serbs voted

" Trajković, however, is of the opinion that this decision represents the "last throes of the radical Serbs" and that it is a demonstration of their lack of power. "

This rep. is in the complete right and if Belgrade chose to support her decision, Belgrade would have strengthened its position at the ICJ hearings by including their support for the democratic integration of K-Serbs into the political life in Kosova.

By firing this rep. of K-Serbs, Belgrade has shown its unwillingness to participate in the political daily life of K Serbs; only strengthening Kosova's argument for independence.

As I have mentioned before, Belgrade does a better job proving to the world that Kosova is better off and doing well without Belgrade's participation or interference than any K-Albanian could do at the ICJ. Thank you Belgrade (Radical Politicians). :)

I think that "punishment" is not comparable to what KLA did to the Albanians loyal to their country in 1998-1999.
(passing by, 2 December 2009 15:03)

Is it worse to what Serbs did to Djindic?

Finally someone gets rid of this woman. She is only damaging Serbian position there.
Rada, don't flatter youself. Nobody is going to miss you and there is not going to be any unrest amongst the Serbs becaus of it.

Serbs there don't need people like you confusing them. Is Thaci going to employ you now in his cabinet?

"All K-Serbs received a public warning that they will be punished if they go out and vote. I guess Belgrade was dead serious on its threats. I think this will backfire on Belgrade itself,since majority of K-Serbs have had enough of being played by Belgrade."
(Kosova-USA, 2 December 2009 12:44)

Really? And you know this how? Majority of Serbs agree with Belgrade and they showed it by NOT voting in your bogus elections.
Why do you Albanians presume you can speak for the Serbs?


"It's very disheartening to see Serbs divided and infighting over an issue like Kosova."
(arTa, 2 December 2009 12:04)


Sure, your heart bleeds for the Serbs of Kosovo. You cannot possibly have said that with a straight face.

This should have been done a long time ago !