“Tadić won’t be allowed to visit village”

Can you believe this stooge Kuqi? Tadic should most definitely go to Osojane if he wishes. The besieged Serbian people there would get a great boost from such a visit and they deserve no less. Slither back under your rock Kuqi.

Tadic will visit what he wants to. This will be another embarrasment for K-Albanians. He will also make a political speech.

Doesn't sound like respecting minority rights, which the Albanians keep saying they will.

"Tadic will visit what he wants to. This will be another embarrasment for K-Albanians. He will also make a political speech.
(Zoran"

The political speech was already done when he needed to "apply to go to Kosovo"

Wouldn it be "embarasing" for him to apply to go to Vojvodina?

Tadic won't be allowed to visit the village.
Let's wait and see that happens.

Doesn't sound like respecting minority rights, which the Albanians keep saying they will.
(Andy UK, 6 January 2010 11:18)

You are right,since also Tadic is a minority in Kosova.
(Kosova-USA, 6 January 2010 12:58)

......

My point exactly. Tadic is a minority in Kosovo and the Kosovars are certainly not respecting his rights.

Wouldn it be "embarasing" for him to apply to go to Vojvodina?
(troika melb, 6 January 2010 14:10)

Some of you are like children, repeating the same fantasy over and over and over... Vojvodina is and always will be Serbia. Try fantasizing about something else remotely more possible such as Albanian astronauts on the moon.

Barring Tadic from visiting one of the only Serbian villages in the area on grounds he might make a "political statement"? That sounds like such a "political move" by the Albanians.

As a young Albanian, obviously my only choice is to be ruled and embarrassed by wannabe politicians or live under brutal serbian repression.
My wish for 2010: get abroad, get residential permission by marrying a fat or ugly or old or divorces or whatever women..

“Tadić won’t be allowed to visit village”

But he will be there anyway.

what does this tell us?

Obviously Kosovo's Albanians cannot do anything about Tadic's visit to his own country. Even if they desired to, the US and EU would punish them harshly. Tadic is becoming a US favorite. Just read this editorial in the New York Times today:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/06/opinion/06wed3.html
Although the American government still has a pro independent Kosovo stance, it clearly see's Tadic as one of the good guys, one of their guys. So, he'll most likely be free to do his own thing in Kosovo.

My wish for 2010: get abroad, get residential permission by marrying a fat or ugly or old or divorces or whatever women..
(Arton n'Karton, 6 January 2010 12:01)
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Are you sure they will consider you to be a good catch?
You really think highly of yourself.

hehe...he will *probably* not be allowed to visit the village. Probably! One would expect that for Kosovo's second-in-charge, he'd know for sure...or just shut up and not make stupid statements, because we all know that someone else is pulling the strings.

Doesn't sound like respecting minority rights, which the Albanians keep saying they will.
(Andy UK, 6 January 2010 11:18)

You are right,since also Tadic is a minority in Kosova.

"ust read this "editorial" in the New York Times today:
(Daniel,"

wow all that speach based on an "editorial"

Is this what we've become. Where one has to ask permision to visit a village. What happen to the old good days when one could travel from one end of Yugo to the other with ease and pleasure. Is this what the dream of bigger Serbia meant? Live isolated and be hated by your entire neighbors. Tadic should come to Kosovo and apologize for all the crimes that Serbs commited in Kosovo and urge both ethnic groups to reconcile. He should visit both Serb and Albanian villages and urge dialogue as it is the only way forward. However Mr. Tadic is only dressed as democrat but at heart he is just as much a nationlist as his predessor.

Kuci is a stooge, and he better shut the hell up and not pretend he has any power. As long as EULEX with immunity are in Kosova, Kosova will not be a state and recognitions mean nothing. Allowing this Serb president to come in Kosova in this way is a rape of Kosova's constitution and "independence".

'Just read this editorial in the New York Times today:
[link]'

Ok, so it says Serbia will not be able to block Kosovo from joining the EU:

"Another issue is Kosovo. ... the Serbian government must agree that it will not try to unreasonably bar Kosovo from eventual European Union membership."

@ AMER
Serbia to UNREASONABLY bar Kosovo from joining the EU?
What a blunder! Why would Serbia make some unnecessary, unreasonable moves when it has all the good reasons already on hand?

Ok, so it says Serbia will not be able to block Kosovo from joining the EU:

"Another issue is Kosovo. ... the Serbian government must agree that it will not try to unreasonably bar Kosovo from eventual European Union membership."
(Amer, 6 January 2010 16:22)
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If Serbia ever joins the EU then so will Kosovo as our province. However, this imaginary "Kosova" will never become a member. Not only because of Serbia but Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Slovakia and Romania will block entry.

Turkey, Albania and "Kosova" will be joining around the same time - i.e. never.

"What a blunder! Why would Serbia make some unnecessary, unreasonable moves when it has all the good reasons already on hand?
(Logic, 6 January 2010 18:57)"

If you mean those arguments Team Serbia used at the ICJ, they didn't look so strong after Team Kosovo got through with them.

But I forgot - it's Badnje vece: peace.

If Serbia ever joins the EU then so will Kosovo as our province
--
Hehehe...sweet dreams. That's why UK, France, Germany and another 19 EU member recognized Kosova.

Is this what we've become. Where one has to ask permision to visit a village. What happen to the old good days when one could travel from one end of Yugo to the other with ease and pleasure. Is this what the dream of bigger Serbia meant? Live isolated and be hated by your entire neighbors. Tadic should come to Kosovo and apologize for all the crimes that Serbs commited in Kosovo and urge both ethnic groups to reconcile. He should visit both Serb and Albanian villages and urge dialogue as it is the only way forward. However Mr. Tadic is only dressed as democrat but at heart he is just as much a nationlist as his predessor.

Can you believe this stooge Kuqi? Tadic should most definitely go to Osojane if he wishes. The besieged Serbian people there would get a great boost from such a visit and they deserve no less. Slither back under your rock Kuqi.

Doesn't sound like respecting minority rights, which the Albanians keep saying they will.

Doesn't sound like respecting minority rights, which the Albanians keep saying they will.
(Andy UK, 6 January 2010 11:18)

You are right,since also Tadic is a minority in Kosova.

My wish for 2010: get abroad, get residential permission by marrying a fat or ugly or old or divorces or whatever women..
(Arton n'Karton, 6 January 2010 12:01)
==================

Are you sure they will consider you to be a good catch?
You really think highly of yourself.

"Tadic will visit what he wants to. This will be another embarrasment for K-Albanians. He will also make a political speech.
(Zoran"

The political speech was already done when he needed to "apply to go to Kosovo"

Wouldn it be "embarasing" for him to apply to go to Vojvodina?

'Just read this editorial in the New York Times today:
[link]'

Ok, so it says Serbia will not be able to block Kosovo from joining the EU:

"Another issue is Kosovo. ... the Serbian government must agree that it will not try to unreasonably bar Kosovo from eventual European Union membership."

As a young Albanian, obviously my only choice is to be ruled and embarrassed by wannabe politicians or live under brutal serbian repression.
My wish for 2010: get abroad, get residential permission by marrying a fat or ugly or old or divorces or whatever women..

Tadic will visit what he wants to. This will be another embarrasment for K-Albanians. He will also make a political speech.

"What a blunder! Why would Serbia make some unnecessary, unreasonable moves when it has all the good reasons already on hand?
(Logic, 6 January 2010 18:57)"

If you mean those arguments Team Serbia used at the ICJ, they didn't look so strong after Team Kosovo got through with them.

But I forgot - it's Badnje vece: peace.

Tadic won't be allowed to visit the village.
Let's wait and see that happens.

Obviously Kosovo's Albanians cannot do anything about Tadic's visit to his own country. Even if they desired to, the US and EU would punish them harshly. Tadic is becoming a US favorite. Just read this editorial in the New York Times today:
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/01/06/opinion/06wed3.html
Although the American government still has a pro independent Kosovo stance, it clearly see's Tadic as one of the good guys, one of their guys. So, he'll most likely be free to do his own thing in Kosovo.

Wouldn it be "embarasing" for him to apply to go to Vojvodina?
(troika melb, 6 January 2010 14:10)

Some of you are like children, repeating the same fantasy over and over and over... Vojvodina is and always will be Serbia. Try fantasizing about something else remotely more possible such as Albanian astronauts on the moon.

"ust read this "editorial" in the New York Times today:
(Daniel,"

wow all that speach based on an "editorial"

“Tadić won’t be allowed to visit village”

But he will be there anyway.

what does this tell us?

Kuci is a stooge, and he better shut the hell up and not pretend he has any power. As long as EULEX with immunity are in Kosova, Kosova will not be a state and recognitions mean nothing. Allowing this Serb president to come in Kosova in this way is a rape of Kosova's constitution and "independence".

Barring Tadic from visiting one of the only Serbian villages in the area on grounds he might make a "political statement"? That sounds like such a "political move" by the Albanians.

Doesn't sound like respecting minority rights, which the Albanians keep saying they will.
(Andy UK, 6 January 2010 11:18)

You are right,since also Tadic is a minority in Kosova.
(Kosova-USA, 6 January 2010 12:58)

......

My point exactly. Tadic is a minority in Kosovo and the Kosovars are certainly not respecting his rights.

If Serbia ever joins the EU then so will Kosovo as our province
--
Hehehe...sweet dreams. That's why UK, France, Germany and another 19 EU member recognized Kosova.

@ AMER
Serbia to UNREASONABLY bar Kosovo from joining the EU?
What a blunder! Why would Serbia make some unnecessary, unreasonable moves when it has all the good reasons already on hand?

Ok, so it says Serbia will not be able to block Kosovo from joining the EU:

"Another issue is Kosovo. ... the Serbian government must agree that it will not try to unreasonably bar Kosovo from eventual European Union membership."
(Amer, 6 January 2010 16:22)
--
If Serbia ever joins the EU then so will Kosovo as our province. However, this imaginary "Kosova" will never become a member. Not only because of Serbia but Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Slovakia and Romania will block entry.

Turkey, Albania and "Kosova" will be joining around the same time - i.e. never.

hehe...he will *probably* not be allowed to visit the village. Probably! One would expect that for Kosovo's second-in-charge, he'd know for sure...or just shut up and not make stupid statements, because we all know that someone else is pulling the strings.