EULEX chief against “parallel institutions”

"This will trigger conflicting decisions which will go against the rights of the population. There can be only one judicial system in Kosovo," Kermabon said.


Yes - I support this. There can be only one judicial system in Kosovo - judical system of Republic of Serbia.

Until now, we have worked in the north on a step by step approach. This approach proved quite efficient," Kermabon said.
--
It's time for EULEX to leave the north step by step and as efficiently as possible. I have repeated time and again that they have no business in Serbian controlled areas while we are more than capable of looking after ourselves. The only parallel institutions in Kosovo are those being run by ethnic Albanians and we accept them in those areas controlled by them.

The north is firmly under Serbian control and run by the legitimate Serbian structures. Attempting to change that is a recipe for instability.

EULEX is status neutral. If they can not remain neutral, the UN should remove them, its as simple as that.

All of the sudden the albanians are supporting EULEX. Just days ago they wanted them to leave now they are supporting them.
EULEX are as powerless as they are weak.

The only time when EULEX will be efficient is when it leaves Kosova. We don not need criminals with immunity from any law here, remember UNMIK.
(Bekim, 14 January 2010 15:20)

Are you still here crying about this? Look man, we are not going anywhere and you are powerless to make us leave. Get over it.

"EULEX chief Yves de Kermabon says this EU mission does not recognize or assist the so-called parallel structures in Kosovo."

-- Yet their doing a rather nice job functioning on their own I might add. I was disappointed little Malawi couldn't turn the tide, but let's see if mighty Mauritania might force Belgrade to change its mind...

But one question: what about the 'parallel structures' of the Albanians in the 90s?
(Ron, 14 January 2010 17:40)
--
Ron, what do you mean? Ethnic Albanians are still running parallel structures in Kosovo.

EULEX is beginning to show its teeth to Serbian criminals in the North.

Run fast out of Kosovo or behave and respect Constitution of Kosova if you want to stay. Ask Bogdanovic who had hands in handcuffs whether authorities of Kosova mean business.

Jokes are things of the past. Mickey mouse ministers and or fake authorities ONLY Belgrade can tolerate. Kosovo means business now.

UNMIK is in control of Kosovo. EULEX doing some practical work.

But one question: what about the 'parallel structures' of the Albanians in the 90s?

What about the parallel structures on Taiwan. Taiwan is a Chinese province.

When the US and the EU will tell Taiwan tot stop conducting their parellel structures?

EULEX must leave Kosova right now. Kosova can not have an institutition that allows Mladic to travel visa free all over EU and that doesnt even recognize Kosova. Also EULEX is allowing Tadic to provoke a religious war in Kosova to detriment of peace and stability in this region.

He essentially said that EULEX will stay out of Serbs' political affairs, yet EULEX just asked for the sacking of 2 Albanian ministers. EULEX=MUP. I said it when the mission started. People laughed at me when it was new & unclear whether the mission was pro-terrorist or pro-Serb but after Vetvendosja riots and these other factors, it's looking like EULEX is generally pro-Serb, ushering KiM into REINTEGRATION not independence - Ahtissari's Albanian's nightmare & humiliation.

I'm also curious how they will end "parallel institutions" (only legal institions in Kosovo). They know that's not possible without conflict or some kind of war. Serbs don't want to live under Thaci rule.

Tell them as is Yves.
Also, at same time do some house cleaning within eulex police officers, and send them home ASAP.

The only time when EULEX will be efficient is when it leaves Kosova. We don not need criminals with immunity from any law here, remember UNMIK.

Are you still here crying about this? Look man, we are not going anywhere and you are powerless to make us leave. Get over it.
(Jason, 14 January 2010 16:20)

Serbs used to say the same thing in Kosova and Croatia.

"Kosovo means business now."
(PRN)

-- Ooooh! You tell'em! Grrrrrrrr >:D

Amer, two things immediately came to mind in your exposition on geography:

1. Size matters not
2. If it does, may I present Russia, China, and India as Exhibit A and B and C? :)

'I was disappointed little Malawi couldn't turn the tide, but let's see if mighty Mauritania might force Belgrade to change its mind...
(Mike, 14 January 2010 16:27)'

In terms of area, both Malawi and Mauritania are considerably larger than Serbia (ML - 118,000 km2, MR - 1,103,000 km2, SR - 78,000 km2). In terms of population, Malawi is the big country, with a population of about 15 million. The population of the Balkan countries applying for accession to the EU totals about 20 million - kinds of puts things in perspective, don't you think?

EULEX is status neutral. If they can not remain neutral, the UN should remove them, its as simple as that.
(Matthew, 14 January 2010 18:23)

Eulex was loitering twidling their thumbs for 1 year in Kosovo with no mandate until we and Russians said in UN it's ok, you have permission. Only we or Russians can remove them. Russians wont if we wont and right now we're doing tight rope routines.......

Disgusting I know but thats how it is right now.

It's time to end parallel institutions. I am curious to know how they are going to do it.

The only time when EULEX will be efficient is when it leaves Kosova. We don not need criminals with immunity from any law here, remember UNMIK.
(Bekim, 14 January 2010 15:20)

Well, if this is your opinion about Eulex, they are at the right place, infested with criminals of any kind..., maybe that's why you are in the same bed now :)

Joke apart, Eulex has a great amount of work in cleaning this black hole without end, it looks like an impossible mission!

EULEX is status neutral. If they can not remain neutral, the UN should remove them, its as simple as that.
(Matthew, 14 January 2010 18:23
It seems to me it was only about 18 months ago that UNMIK was saying they will not recognize the paralell institutions, so I guess they would be real motivated to kick EULEX out.
Besides it took the UNSC agreement to bring them in and it would take the UNSC agreement to kick them out.

In Serbia there are three judicial systems: one in the South of Kosovo, one in the north of Kosovo, and one in the rest of Serbia.

'1. Size matters not
2. If it does, may I present Russia, China, and India as Exhibit A and B and C? :)
(Mike, 14 January 2010 20:33)'

1. So why did you bring it up???

2. I'm sure Russia, China, and India will also be welcomed warmly when they recognize Kosovo's independence and sovereignty, even though their size matters not.

Tug of war again Eunux? Ok, we're good.

We are not in Kosovo to govern, but to help the Kosovo authorities in the rule of law area. Until now, we have worked in the north on a step by step approach. This approach proved quite efficient," Kermabon said

That says it all. Tadic will have to comply with EU and eliminate the parralel structures or kiss EU bye bye

"We are not in Kosovo to govern, but to help the Kosovo authorities in the rule of law area. Until now, we have worked in the north on a step by step approach. This approach proved quite efficient," Kermabon said."

If you go to Eulex's website, the above quote is incomplete. After Kermabon stated the above, he continued "As minister Pajaziti said recently, we believe that dialogue is the way forward, not the use of force."

And so my dears, read in between the lines it means this -- Kermabon is against the parallel structures but other than his disapproval, he won't do lift a finger to dismantle them and incur the wrath of the K-Serbs.

End of the day, it will still be status quo in the north as long as it suits the K-Serbs there.

EULEX chief against “parallel institutions” Of coarse he is it should be by his quick wided reckoning only the supreme EU one ,all a board.

Also, at same time do some house cleaning within eulex police officers, and send them home ASAP.
(Kosova-USA, 14 January 2010 16:17)

Keep fantasizing :) I must have really got to you - excellent. :)

It's time to end parallel institutions. I am curious to know how they are going to do it.
(KOSOVARi, 14 January 2010 18:25)
Yeap... This is time to abolish separatist pseudogovernment in Priština. I'm very glad, that You Albanians support this :)

"1. So why did you bring it up???"

-- Um, because your comment referred to it?

"2. I'm sure Russia, China, and India will also be welcomed warmly when they recognize Kosovo's independence and sovereignty, even though their size matters not." (Amer)

-- Ok, who's drinking the Kool Aid now? :)

That says it all. Tadic will have to comply with EU and eliminate the parralel structures or kiss EU bye bye
(UNE, 15 January 2010 00:24)

You hope too much it’s just EU hot air to make Albanians feel good. It’s business as usual in Kosovo – no change!

Are you still here crying about this? Look man, we are not going anywhere and you are powerless to make us leave. Get over it.
(Jason, 14 January 2010 16:20)

Are you the same Jason that works for UNMIK, as I think you are? I believe you claim to be American, but your previous statements indicate you are Serb as I knew you were. There are some subtle telltale mistakes in your written English that give you away. You are not fooling anyone.

EULEX must leave Kosova right now. Kosova can not have an institutition that allows Mladic to travel visa free all over EU and that doesnt even recognize Kosova. Also EULEX is allowing Tadic to provoke a religious war in Kosova to detriment of peace and stability in this region.

"This will trigger conflicting decisions which will go against the rights of the population. There can be only one judicial system in Kosovo," Kermabon said.


Yes - I support this. There can be only one judicial system in Kosovo - judical system of Republic of Serbia.

The only time when EULEX will be efficient is when it leaves Kosova. We don not need criminals with immunity from any law here, remember UNMIK.

Until now, we have worked in the north on a step by step approach. This approach proved quite efficient," Kermabon said.
--
It's time for EULEX to leave the north step by step and as efficiently as possible. I have repeated time and again that they have no business in Serbian controlled areas while we are more than capable of looking after ourselves. The only parallel institutions in Kosovo are those being run by ethnic Albanians and we accept them in those areas controlled by them.

The north is firmly under Serbian control and run by the legitimate Serbian structures. Attempting to change that is a recipe for instability.

EULEX is beginning to show its teeth to Serbian criminals in the North.

Run fast out of Kosovo or behave and respect Constitution of Kosova if you want to stay. Ask Bogdanovic who had hands in handcuffs whether authorities of Kosova mean business.

Jokes are things of the past. Mickey mouse ministers and or fake authorities ONLY Belgrade can tolerate. Kosovo means business now.

Tell them as is Yves.
Also, at same time do some house cleaning within eulex police officers, and send them home ASAP.

The only time when EULEX will be efficient is when it leaves Kosova. We don not need criminals with immunity from any law here, remember UNMIK.
(Bekim, 14 January 2010 15:20)

Are you still here crying about this? Look man, we are not going anywhere and you are powerless to make us leave. Get over it.

'I was disappointed little Malawi couldn't turn the tide, but let's see if mighty Mauritania might force Belgrade to change its mind...
(Mike, 14 January 2010 16:27)'

In terms of area, both Malawi and Mauritania are considerably larger than Serbia (ML - 118,000 km2, MR - 1,103,000 km2, SR - 78,000 km2). In terms of population, Malawi is the big country, with a population of about 15 million. The population of the Balkan countries applying for accession to the EU totals about 20 million - kinds of puts things in perspective, don't you think?

UNMIK is in control of Kosovo. EULEX doing some practical work.

But one question: what about the 'parallel structures' of the Albanians in the 90s?

What about the parallel structures on Taiwan. Taiwan is a Chinese province.

When the US and the EU will tell Taiwan tot stop conducting their parellel structures?

It's time to end parallel institutions. I am curious to know how they are going to do it.

He essentially said that EULEX will stay out of Serbs' political affairs, yet EULEX just asked for the sacking of 2 Albanian ministers. EULEX=MUP. I said it when the mission started. People laughed at me when it was new & unclear whether the mission was pro-terrorist or pro-Serb but after Vetvendosja riots and these other factors, it's looking like EULEX is generally pro-Serb, ushering KiM into REINTEGRATION not independence - Ahtissari's Albanian's nightmare & humiliation.

Are you still here crying about this? Look man, we are not going anywhere and you are powerless to make us leave. Get over it.
(Jason, 14 January 2010 16:20)

Serbs used to say the same thing in Kosova and Croatia.

"EULEX chief Yves de Kermabon says this EU mission does not recognize or assist the so-called parallel structures in Kosovo."

-- Yet their doing a rather nice job functioning on their own I might add. I was disappointed little Malawi couldn't turn the tide, but let's see if mighty Mauritania might force Belgrade to change its mind...

All of the sudden the albanians are supporting EULEX. Just days ago they wanted them to leave now they are supporting them.
EULEX are as powerless as they are weak.

But one question: what about the 'parallel structures' of the Albanians in the 90s?
(Ron, 14 January 2010 17:40)
--
Ron, what do you mean? Ethnic Albanians are still running parallel structures in Kosovo.

EULEX is status neutral. If they can not remain neutral, the UN should remove them, its as simple as that.

EULEX is status neutral. If they can not remain neutral, the UN should remove them, its as simple as that.
(Matthew, 14 January 2010 18:23
It seems to me it was only about 18 months ago that UNMIK was saying they will not recognize the paralell institutions, so I guess they would be real motivated to kick EULEX out.
Besides it took the UNSC agreement to bring them in and it would take the UNSC agreement to kick them out.

"Kosovo means business now."
(PRN)

-- Ooooh! You tell'em! Grrrrrrrr >:D

Amer, two things immediately came to mind in your exposition on geography:

1. Size matters not
2. If it does, may I present Russia, China, and India as Exhibit A and B and C? :)

I'm also curious how they will end "parallel institutions" (only legal institions in Kosovo). They know that's not possible without conflict or some kind of war. Serbs don't want to live under Thaci rule.

'1. Size matters not
2. If it does, may I present Russia, China, and India as Exhibit A and B and C? :)
(Mike, 14 January 2010 20:33)'

1. So why did you bring it up???

2. I'm sure Russia, China, and India will also be welcomed warmly when they recognize Kosovo's independence and sovereignty, even though their size matters not.

In Serbia there are three judicial systems: one in the South of Kosovo, one in the north of Kosovo, and one in the rest of Serbia.

Tug of war again Eunux? Ok, we're good.

EULEX is status neutral. If they can not remain neutral, the UN should remove them, its as simple as that.
(Matthew, 14 January 2010 18:23)

Eulex was loitering twidling their thumbs for 1 year in Kosovo with no mandate until we and Russians said in UN it's ok, you have permission. Only we or Russians can remove them. Russians wont if we wont and right now we're doing tight rope routines.......

Disgusting I know but thats how it is right now.

The only time when EULEX will be efficient is when it leaves Kosova. We don not need criminals with immunity from any law here, remember UNMIK.
(Bekim, 14 January 2010 15:20)

Well, if this is your opinion about Eulex, they are at the right place, infested with criminals of any kind..., maybe that's why you are in the same bed now :)

Joke apart, Eulex has a great amount of work in cleaning this black hole without end, it looks like an impossible mission!

We are not in Kosovo to govern, but to help the Kosovo authorities in the rule of law area. Until now, we have worked in the north on a step by step approach. This approach proved quite efficient," Kermabon said

That says it all. Tadic will have to comply with EU and eliminate the parralel structures or kiss EU bye bye

That says it all. Tadic will have to comply with EU and eliminate the parralel structures or kiss EU bye bye
(UNE, 15 January 2010 00:24)

You hope too much it’s just EU hot air to make Albanians feel good. It’s business as usual in Kosovo – no change!

EULEX chief against “parallel institutions” Of coarse he is it should be by his quick wided reckoning only the supreme EU one ,all a board.

Also, at same time do some house cleaning within eulex police officers, and send them home ASAP.
(Kosova-USA, 14 January 2010 16:17)

Keep fantasizing :) I must have really got to you - excellent. :)

"We are not in Kosovo to govern, but to help the Kosovo authorities in the rule of law area. Until now, we have worked in the north on a step by step approach. This approach proved quite efficient," Kermabon said."

If you go to Eulex's website, the above quote is incomplete. After Kermabon stated the above, he continued "As minister Pajaziti said recently, we believe that dialogue is the way forward, not the use of force."

And so my dears, read in between the lines it means this -- Kermabon is against the parallel structures but other than his disapproval, he won't do lift a finger to dismantle them and incur the wrath of the K-Serbs.

End of the day, it will still be status quo in the north as long as it suits the K-Serbs there.

It's time to end parallel institutions. I am curious to know how they are going to do it.
(KOSOVARi, 14 January 2010 18:25)
Yeap... This is time to abolish separatist pseudogovernment in Priština. I'm very glad, that You Albanians support this :)

"1. So why did you bring it up???"

-- Um, because your comment referred to it?

"2. I'm sure Russia, China, and India will also be welcomed warmly when they recognize Kosovo's independence and sovereignty, even though their size matters not." (Amer)

-- Ok, who's drinking the Kool Aid now? :)

Are you still here crying about this? Look man, we are not going anywhere and you are powerless to make us leave. Get over it.
(Jason, 14 January 2010 16:20)

Are you the same Jason that works for UNMIK, as I think you are? I believe you claim to be American, but your previous statements indicate you are Serb as I knew you were. There are some subtle telltale mistakes in your written English that give you away. You are not fooling anyone.