I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
(Jason, 16 January 2010 14:23) '
There's no intention of using force - you know how to boil a frog, right?
(Amer, 17 January 2010 15:03)
Amer, think about the north logically. 95% or so of the population wants to remain part of Serbia... if the EU and the US are truly in favor of democracy, they should leave the north as it is. What is your main argument against this happening?
I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
(Jason, 16 January 2010 14:23) '
There's no intention of using force - you know how to boil a frog, right?
>Rahman Morina, is that you? :)
(Jason, 15 January
Haha holy ox you're competent! Yeah give or take a foot its me :)
Seriously no I deny it. I wasnt even in Kosovo when that guy died.
Now how about the news Jason? I'm really interested in your opinion. When will Eunux do big push?
(Leroy Brown, 15 January 2010 22:29)
Good question. I concur with some of the other posters that there will be no big push. If you read the press release from Head of Mission carefully, it states that the best way to fight parallel institutions is to have strong Kosovo institutions. I read this to mean that they will not do anything to create conflict and they are simply trying to keep folks in Pristina happy. I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
Here is the reason why Mr. Tadic would not be in Zagreb the same time as President Sejdiu, you can count the days until the government in Prishtina has the situation under control throughout Kosova, well done Prishtina, the noose is tightened for each day that passes, there is no place for criminals in Kosova.
Cheers!
(Maximilian, 15 January 2010 11:53)
Let us know when Microsoft opens a factory in Kosovo.
Cheers!
1. Better late than never.
2. Don't feed the TROLLS.
3. Tighten the noose on Little Columbia.
(KOSOVARi, 15 January 2010 19:08)
Oh! You shouldn’t call your Albanians trolls, even I, a Serb, would not say that.
>Rahman Morina, is that you? :)
(Jason, 15 January
Haha holy ox you're competent! Yeah give or take a foot its me :)
Seriously no I deny it. I wasnt even in Kosovo when that guy died.
Now how about the news Jason? I'm really interested in your opinion. When will Eunux do big push?
Still asking the same question: how much mullah do these highly-esteemed intls earn? i mean we have a right to know -- my, or someone's tax dollars, are paying for it, bigtime, and in euros! can you imagine? and just how many euros...
then there is the issue of ethics: do they need to have any to work for eulex? (hope not, or someone's in trou-ble...)
then there is the issue of what they do on duty -- hopefully not these postings?! wouldn't that be a new kind of double-jeopardy.
and the cyber bullying -- we know how to deal with it at our school, but here... and from highly-esteemed eulex employees. i mean, we might just want to discuss some of these issues, openly, and in depth.
What do you know about you so called Pec? I call it Peja.
We all know that northern Mitro is run by thugs and murderes, so why are you in state of denial?
(Kosova-USA, 15 January 2010, 18:13)
Buddy, you can call it Timbuktu for all I care, but nothing changes the fact that Pec has the most murders in Kosovo. Know how many north of the Ibar has this year? I bet you don't. Want to guess? You won't like the number...
As for the north, and moreover the rest of Kosovo, I don't think you can tell me much about it from your home in the United States. I have spent several years here and live here now. Furthermore, being an Albanian, your credibility is severely lacking in regards to what is going on in N. Mitro, Zvecan, etc.
Hmmmm, attempting to dismantle popularly constructed parallel structures in Kosovo in favor of state-sanctioned institutions? Now where have I seen this before?
This is not the Wild West, nor even Pec, home of the largest organized crime rings in Kosovo.
(Jason, 15 January 2010 16:48)
What do you know about you so called Pec? I call it Peja.
We all know that northern Mitro is run by thugs and murderes, so why are you in state of denial?
I admit I'm sick of this :) Superb trolling, hats off. Whats the point though? You wear wrong and immoral jersey and game is played in our home pitch matey. So everything you SAY is pure hypocrisy. This story is not about quality of street cleaning and Zvonko and Marko and his dog and her best mate. Why dont you comment on the news and tell us what you think about the news?
(Ljokimalija, 15 January 2010 15:10)
Everyday, there are hand granades explode in different places and shootings out of the different calibre waepons is a daily occurance.
Attacks agains the K-Albanians and their private property is reported in dayly basis. Large number of K-Albanian apartaments and houses are still occupied by force from Serbs.
Most of the cars in the streets of N.Mitro carry no number plates.
(Olf, 15 January 2010 14:46)
Olf, this is the biggest load I have ever read. Yu have exposed yourself as a fraud and by reading this rubbish it is clear that you have never set foot in N. Mitro. No one I have ever known calls it "Little Colombia." Grenade attacks on a daily basis? Street shoot outs on a daily basis? What a lie. This is not the Wild West, nor even Pec, home of the largest organized crime rings in Kosovo.
King Jasonovic the 1st, ruler of the Serbian mediasphere, has spoken and nobody should dare to doubt his wise words, since Jason knows everything best...
Somehow he reminds me of Martin James Monti, who defected from the US Army Air Corps, and worked as a propaganda broadcaster under the pseudonym Martin Wiethaupt...
It seems to me that the war is still going on, just without shooting. And International forces, EU and UN, are still on one side - Albanian one, helping to annex the territory remaining loyal to the government. I think Serbs must consider that everybody is an enemy to them and do not relay on any help from outside, except, maybe, Russia.
Olf,
We know well who throws those grenades.
I admit I'm sick of this :) Superb trolling, hats off. Whats the point though? You wear wrong and immoral jersey and game is played in our home pitch matey. So everything you SAY is pure hypocrisy. This story is not about quality of street cleaning and Zvonko and Marko and his dog and her best mate. Why dont you comment on the news and tell us what you think about the news?
Milan - mr Feith - You are wrong. You should start strategy for reintegration Autonamous Province Kosovo i Metohija with rest of Republic of Serbia.
(Milan, 15 January 2010 12:15)
Milin, I agree.
If there is a mutual agreed deal anything is possible. But there is not. So until that time Kosovo will stay a UN governed Serbian province.
North of Mitrovica - Little Columbia is called from Internationals.
Local Serbs are afraid to talk about the mafia that runs this part of the city.
Everyday, there are hand granades explode in different places and shootings out of the different calibre waepons is a daily occurance.
Attacks agains the K-Albanians and their private property is reported in dayly basis. Large number of K-Albanian apartaments and houses are still occupied by force from Serbs.
Most of the cars in the streets of N.Mitro carry no number plates.
Mr Feith didn't say what EULEX would do if Serbs don't comply? He and others can be sure they won't. So, what to do? Force a people to accept a solution that only benifits the EU and albnaians. Not without bloodshed. In other words, mr Feiths plans are just stories for little children and the albanians.
Feith here, as always, is all bluster and no substance, again.
Since Kermabon, as reported in EULEX's own website, already publicly declared that EULEX wants to achieve these by dialogue and not force, I wonder what Pristina or even EULEX can really do to get the K-Serbs to agree.
Bribing the K-Serbs perhaps? Too bad Kosovo doesn't have the dough, to date it can't even provide adequately for the majority Albanians already as it is -- just look at the unemployement rate for instance. And don't expect your debt ridden US master or the cash strapped EU to come to your aid. They have their own domestic financial problems up to their necks to provide with you with ever more handouts.
Srboslav, you are right. The only people running parallel structures in Kosovo are the ethnic Albanians, as they always have. The problem is that we tolerate them while they seem to have an issue with our legitimate ones.
Anyone attempting to force either side into the structures of the other are simply calling for instability. We can never expect ethnic Albanians to integrate into Serbian structures and they should never expect Serbians to integrate into theirs, especially now that Pristina claims an "indepedent Kosova".
I'm surprised that people like Feith are allowed to say such provocative statements unless he is intentionally taming Thaci and co without intending to realise such claims.
Anyway, this sort of talk just sets us back in efforts to negotiate some kinds of co-existence with each other. Forcing the will of one side onto the other is a sign of weakness. What we need instead are signs of maturity.
This Feith shouldn't spend so much time in the coffee shops in Amsterdam that he obviously does...
The north will never be integrated under Pristina.
And while talking about parallel structures, then the whole Kosovo is under parallel structures and need to be under Belgrades umbrella.
Neither of the two is going to happen..
Serbian criminals in the North have days numbered, before they infect more indegenous Albanians with their prefession.
(PRN, 15 January 2010 10:53)
You must be kidding me, man. The only criminals in the north are basically Zvonko's organized crime group - which indeed needs to be wiped out. The vast majority of the north is crime-free.
Consider this: EULEX has no police patrols there for proactive law enforcement, only advisors. KPS is basically doing nothing. YET, there are very, very few incidents of street-level crime including property crime and crime against persons. This is testament to the fact that most people up there are law-abiding. I agree with Zoran that EULEX does not need to be there - MUP would suffice just fine.
Conrast the Daily Situation Reports for south Mitro, Pristina, Pec, etc. There are an incredible number of cases of Albanian on Albanian violence, and property crime is through the roof. Yes yes yes, I know that there are more Albanians than Serbs there, but if you look at percentages, there is far less Serbian crime than Albanian.
I can see that you have not been to the north in some time. It is cleaner (and more aesthetically please since it lacks those God-awful tacky golden statues to KLA terrorists everywhere...) Come up for a look.
Once the UNMIK Office in the north shuts down, then the only UNMIK office left is in Prishtina with a skeleton crew.So much for UNMIK mission in Kosova.
Here is the reason why Mr. Tadic would not be in Zagreb the same time as President Sejdiu, you can count the days until the government in Prishtina has the situation under control throughout Kosova, well done Prishtina, the noose is tightened for each day that passes, there is no place for criminals in Kosova.
Fieth is just blowing hot air to keep the Albanians warm during the winter period while in summer they will pull out those plans and fan them to keep cool during the blistering heat. More of nothing continues on and on!
Yak, yak, yak and nothing gets done! However, there is plenty of good food and drink for Feith and the Albanian leadership – what a life eh! Keep them hoping boys, just keep them hoping; change that appears as change but nothing happens!
Serbian criminals in the North have days numbered, before they infect more indegenous Albanians with their prefession.
(PRN, 15 January 2010 10:53)
You must be kidding me, man. The only criminals in the north are basically Zvonko's organized crime group - which indeed needs to be wiped out. The vast majority of the north is crime-free.
Consider this: EULEX has no police patrols there for proactive law enforcement, only advisors. KPS is basically doing nothing. YET, there are very, very few incidents of street-level crime including property crime and crime against persons. This is testament to the fact that most people up there are law-abiding. I agree with Zoran that EULEX does not need to be there - MUP would suffice just fine.
Conrast the Daily Situation Reports for south Mitro, Pristina, Pec, etc. There are an incredible number of cases of Albanian on Albanian violence, and property crime is through the roof. Yes yes yes, I know that there are more Albanians than Serbs there, but if you look at percentages, there is far less Serbian crime than Albanian.
I can see that you have not been to the north in some time. It is cleaner (and more aesthetically please since it lacks those God-awful tacky golden statues to KLA terrorists everywhere...) Come up for a look.
Fieth is just blowing hot air to keep the Albanians warm during the winter period while in summer they will pull out those plans and fan them to keep cool during the blistering heat. More of nothing continues on and on!
Yak, yak, yak and nothing gets done! However, there is plenty of good food and drink for Feith and the Albanian leadership – what a life eh! Keep them hoping boys, just keep them hoping; change that appears as change but nothing happens!
Feith here, as always, is all bluster and no substance, again.
Since Kermabon, as reported in EULEX's own website, already publicly declared that EULEX wants to achieve these by dialogue and not force, I wonder what Pristina or even EULEX can really do to get the K-Serbs to agree.
Bribing the K-Serbs perhaps? Too bad Kosovo doesn't have the dough, to date it can't even provide adequately for the majority Albanians already as it is -- just look at the unemployement rate for instance. And don't expect your debt ridden US master or the cash strapped EU to come to your aid. They have their own domestic financial problems up to their necks to provide with you with ever more handouts.
Mr Feith didn't say what EULEX would do if Serbs don't comply? He and others can be sure they won't. So, what to do? Force a people to accept a solution that only benifits the EU and albnaians. Not without bloodshed. In other words, mr Feiths plans are just stories for little children and the albanians.
Srboslav, you are right. The only people running parallel structures in Kosovo are the ethnic Albanians, as they always have. The problem is that we tolerate them while they seem to have an issue with our legitimate ones.
Anyone attempting to force either side into the structures of the other are simply calling for instability. We can never expect ethnic Albanians to integrate into Serbian structures and they should never expect Serbians to integrate into theirs, especially now that Pristina claims an "indepedent Kosova".
I'm surprised that people like Feith are allowed to say such provocative statements unless he is intentionally taming Thaci and co without intending to realise such claims.
Anyway, this sort of talk just sets us back in efforts to negotiate some kinds of co-existence with each other. Forcing the will of one side onto the other is a sign of weakness. What we need instead are signs of maturity.
Hmmmm, attempting to dismantle popularly constructed parallel structures in Kosovo in favor of state-sanctioned institutions? Now where have I seen this before?
This Feith shouldn't spend so much time in the coffee shops in Amsterdam that he obviously does...
The north will never be integrated under Pristina.
And while talking about parallel structures, then the whole Kosovo is under parallel structures and need to be under Belgrades umbrella.
Neither of the two is going to happen..
It seems to me that the war is still going on, just without shooting. And International forces, EU and UN, are still on one side - Albanian one, helping to annex the territory remaining loyal to the government. I think Serbs must consider that everybody is an enemy to them and do not relay on any help from outside, except, maybe, Russia.
Olf,
We know well who throws those grenades.
Milan - mr Feith - You are wrong. You should start strategy for reintegration Autonamous Province Kosovo i Metohija with rest of Republic of Serbia.
(Milan, 15 January 2010 12:15)
Milin, I agree.
If there is a mutual agreed deal anything is possible. But there is not. So until that time Kosovo will stay a UN governed Serbian province.
What do you know about you so called Pec? I call it Peja.
We all know that northern Mitro is run by thugs and murderes, so why are you in state of denial?
(Kosova-USA, 15 January 2010, 18:13)
Buddy, you can call it Timbuktu for all I care, but nothing changes the fact that Pec has the most murders in Kosovo. Know how many north of the Ibar has this year? I bet you don't. Want to guess? You won't like the number...
As for the north, and moreover the rest of Kosovo, I don't think you can tell me much about it from your home in the United States. I have spent several years here and live here now. Furthermore, being an Albanian, your credibility is severely lacking in regards to what is going on in N. Mitro, Zvecan, etc.
North of Mitrovica - Little Columbia is called from Internationals.
Local Serbs are afraid to talk about the mafia that runs this part of the city.
Everyday, there are hand granades explode in different places and shootings out of the different calibre waepons is a daily occurance.
Attacks agains the K-Albanians and their private property is reported in dayly basis. Large number of K-Albanian apartaments and houses are still occupied by force from Serbs.
Most of the cars in the streets of N.Mitro carry no number plates.
Once the UNMIK Office in the north shuts down, then the only UNMIK office left is in Prishtina with a skeleton crew.So much for UNMIK mission in Kosova.
Here is the reason why Mr. Tadic would not be in Zagreb the same time as President Sejdiu, you can count the days until the government in Prishtina has the situation under control throughout Kosova, well done Prishtina, the noose is tightened for each day that passes, there is no place for criminals in Kosova.
Everyday, there are hand granades explode in different places and shootings out of the different calibre waepons is a daily occurance.
Attacks agains the K-Albanians and their private property is reported in dayly basis. Large number of K-Albanian apartaments and houses are still occupied by force from Serbs.
Most of the cars in the streets of N.Mitro carry no number plates.
(Olf, 15 January 2010 14:46)
Olf, this is the biggest load I have ever read. Yu have exposed yourself as a fraud and by reading this rubbish it is clear that you have never set foot in N. Mitro. No one I have ever known calls it "Little Colombia." Grenade attacks on a daily basis? Street shoot outs on a daily basis? What a lie. This is not the Wild West, nor even Pec, home of the largest organized crime rings in Kosovo.
>Rahman Morina, is that you? :)
(Jason, 15 January
Haha holy ox you're competent! Yeah give or take a foot its me :)
Seriously no I deny it. I wasnt even in Kosovo when that guy died.
Now how about the news Jason? I'm really interested in your opinion. When will Eunux do big push?
I admit I'm sick of this :) Superb trolling, hats off. Whats the point though? You wear wrong and immoral jersey and game is played in our home pitch matey. So everything you SAY is pure hypocrisy. This story is not about quality of street cleaning and Zvonko and Marko and his dog and her best mate. Why dont you comment on the news and tell us what you think about the news?
(Ljokimalija, 15 January 2010 15:10)
Here is the reason why Mr. Tadic would not be in Zagreb the same time as President Sejdiu, you can count the days until the government in Prishtina has the situation under control throughout Kosova, well done Prishtina, the noose is tightened for each day that passes, there is no place for criminals in Kosova.
Cheers!
(Maximilian, 15 January 2010 11:53)
Let us know when Microsoft opens a factory in Kosovo.
Cheers!
1. Better late than never.
2. Don't feed the TROLLS.
3. Tighten the noose on Little Columbia.
(KOSOVARi, 15 January 2010 19:08)
Oh! You shouldn’t call your Albanians trolls, even I, a Serb, would not say that.
I admit I'm sick of this :) Superb trolling, hats off. Whats the point though? You wear wrong and immoral jersey and game is played in our home pitch matey. So everything you SAY is pure hypocrisy. This story is not about quality of street cleaning and Zvonko and Marko and his dog and her best mate. Why dont you comment on the news and tell us what you think about the news?
King Jasonovic the 1st, ruler of the Serbian mediasphere, has spoken and nobody should dare to doubt his wise words, since Jason knows everything best...
Somehow he reminds me of Martin James Monti, who defected from the US Army Air Corps, and worked as a propaganda broadcaster under the pseudonym Martin Wiethaupt...
This is not the Wild West, nor even Pec, home of the largest organized crime rings in Kosovo.
(Jason, 15 January 2010 16:48)
What do you know about you so called Pec? I call it Peja.
We all know that northern Mitro is run by thugs and murderes, so why are you in state of denial?
Still asking the same question: how much mullah do these highly-esteemed intls earn? i mean we have a right to know -- my, or someone's tax dollars, are paying for it, bigtime, and in euros! can you imagine? and just how many euros...
then there is the issue of ethics: do they need to have any to work for eulex? (hope not, or someone's in trou-ble...)
then there is the issue of what they do on duty -- hopefully not these postings?! wouldn't that be a new kind of double-jeopardy.
and the cyber bullying -- we know how to deal with it at our school, but here... and from highly-esteemed eulex employees. i mean, we might just want to discuss some of these issues, openly, and in depth.
>Rahman Morina, is that you? :)
(Jason, 15 January
Haha holy ox you're competent! Yeah give or take a foot its me :)
Seriously no I deny it. I wasnt even in Kosovo when that guy died.
Now how about the news Jason? I'm really interested in your opinion. When will Eunux do big push?
(Leroy Brown, 15 January 2010 22:29)
Good question. I concur with some of the other posters that there will be no big push. If you read the press release from Head of Mission carefully, it states that the best way to fight parallel institutions is to have strong Kosovo institutions. I read this to mean that they will not do anything to create conflict and they are simply trying to keep folks in Pristina happy. I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
(Jason, 16 January 2010 14:23) '
There's no intention of using force - you know how to boil a frog, right?
I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
(Jason, 16 January 2010 14:23) '
There's no intention of using force - you know how to boil a frog, right?
(Amer, 17 January 2010 15:03)
Amer, think about the north logically. 95% or so of the population wants to remain part of Serbia... if the EU and the US are truly in favor of democracy, they should leave the north as it is. What is your main argument against this happening?
Once the UNMIK Office in the north shuts down, then the only UNMIK office left is in Prishtina with a skeleton crew.So much for UNMIK mission in Kosova.
Here is the reason why Mr. Tadic would not be in Zagreb the same time as President Sejdiu, you can count the days until the government in Prishtina has the situation under control throughout Kosova, well done Prishtina, the noose is tightened for each day that passes, there is no place for criminals in Kosova.
North of Mitrovica - Little Columbia is called from Internationals.
Local Serbs are afraid to talk about the mafia that runs this part of the city.
Everyday, there are hand granades explode in different places and shootings out of the different calibre waepons is a daily occurance.
Attacks agains the K-Albanians and their private property is reported in dayly basis. Large number of K-Albanian apartaments and houses are still occupied by force from Serbs.
Most of the cars in the streets of N.Mitro carry no number plates.
Serbian criminals in the North have days numbered, before they infect more indegenous Albanians with their prefession.
(PRN, 15 January 2010 10:53)
You must be kidding me, man. The only criminals in the north are basically Zvonko's organized crime group - which indeed needs to be wiped out. The vast majority of the north is crime-free.
Consider this: EULEX has no police patrols there for proactive law enforcement, only advisors. KPS is basically doing nothing. YET, there are very, very few incidents of street-level crime including property crime and crime against persons. This is testament to the fact that most people up there are law-abiding. I agree with Zoran that EULEX does not need to be there - MUP would suffice just fine.
Conrast the Daily Situation Reports for south Mitro, Pristina, Pec, etc. There are an incredible number of cases of Albanian on Albanian violence, and property crime is through the roof. Yes yes yes, I know that there are more Albanians than Serbs there, but if you look at percentages, there is far less Serbian crime than Albanian.
I can see that you have not been to the north in some time. It is cleaner (and more aesthetically please since it lacks those God-awful tacky golden statues to KLA terrorists everywhere...) Come up for a look.
This is not the Wild West, nor even Pec, home of the largest organized crime rings in Kosovo.
(Jason, 15 January 2010 16:48)
What do you know about you so called Pec? I call it Peja.
We all know that northern Mitro is run by thugs and murderes, so why are you in state of denial?
Fieth is just blowing hot air to keep the Albanians warm during the winter period while in summer they will pull out those plans and fan them to keep cool during the blistering heat. More of nothing continues on and on!
Yak, yak, yak and nothing gets done! However, there is plenty of good food and drink for Feith and the Albanian leadership – what a life eh! Keep them hoping boys, just keep them hoping; change that appears as change but nothing happens!
This Feith shouldn't spend so much time in the coffee shops in Amsterdam that he obviously does...
The north will never be integrated under Pristina.
And while talking about parallel structures, then the whole Kosovo is under parallel structures and need to be under Belgrades umbrella.
Neither of the two is going to happen..
King Jasonovic the 1st, ruler of the Serbian mediasphere, has spoken and nobody should dare to doubt his wise words, since Jason knows everything best...
Somehow he reminds me of Martin James Monti, who defected from the US Army Air Corps, and worked as a propaganda broadcaster under the pseudonym Martin Wiethaupt...
Still asking the same question: how much mullah do these highly-esteemed intls earn? i mean we have a right to know -- my, or someone's tax dollars, are paying for it, bigtime, and in euros! can you imagine? and just how many euros...
then there is the issue of ethics: do they need to have any to work for eulex? (hope not, or someone's in trou-ble...)
then there is the issue of what they do on duty -- hopefully not these postings?! wouldn't that be a new kind of double-jeopardy.
and the cyber bullying -- we know how to deal with it at our school, but here... and from highly-esteemed eulex employees. i mean, we might just want to discuss some of these issues, openly, and in depth.
Srboslav, you are right. The only people running parallel structures in Kosovo are the ethnic Albanians, as they always have. The problem is that we tolerate them while they seem to have an issue with our legitimate ones.
Anyone attempting to force either side into the structures of the other are simply calling for instability. We can never expect ethnic Albanians to integrate into Serbian structures and they should never expect Serbians to integrate into theirs, especially now that Pristina claims an "indepedent Kosova".
I'm surprised that people like Feith are allowed to say such provocative statements unless he is intentionally taming Thaci and co without intending to realise such claims.
Anyway, this sort of talk just sets us back in efforts to negotiate some kinds of co-existence with each other. Forcing the will of one side onto the other is a sign of weakness. What we need instead are signs of maturity.
Everyday, there are hand granades explode in different places and shootings out of the different calibre waepons is a daily occurance.
Attacks agains the K-Albanians and their private property is reported in dayly basis. Large number of K-Albanian apartaments and houses are still occupied by force from Serbs.
Most of the cars in the streets of N.Mitro carry no number plates.
(Olf, 15 January 2010 14:46)
Olf, this is the biggest load I have ever read. Yu have exposed yourself as a fraud and by reading this rubbish it is clear that you have never set foot in N. Mitro. No one I have ever known calls it "Little Colombia." Grenade attacks on a daily basis? Street shoot outs on a daily basis? What a lie. This is not the Wild West, nor even Pec, home of the largest organized crime rings in Kosovo.
Mr Feith didn't say what EULEX would do if Serbs don't comply? He and others can be sure they won't. So, what to do? Force a people to accept a solution that only benifits the EU and albnaians. Not without bloodshed. In other words, mr Feiths plans are just stories for little children and the albanians.
I admit I'm sick of this :) Superb trolling, hats off. Whats the point though? You wear wrong and immoral jersey and game is played in our home pitch matey. So everything you SAY is pure hypocrisy. This story is not about quality of street cleaning and Zvonko and Marko and his dog and her best mate. Why dont you comment on the news and tell us what you think about the news?
What do you know about you so called Pec? I call it Peja.
We all know that northern Mitro is run by thugs and murderes, so why are you in state of denial?
(Kosova-USA, 15 January 2010, 18:13)
Buddy, you can call it Timbuktu for all I care, but nothing changes the fact that Pec has the most murders in Kosovo. Know how many north of the Ibar has this year? I bet you don't. Want to guess? You won't like the number...
As for the north, and moreover the rest of Kosovo, I don't think you can tell me much about it from your home in the United States. I have spent several years here and live here now. Furthermore, being an Albanian, your credibility is severely lacking in regards to what is going on in N. Mitro, Zvecan, etc.
I admit I'm sick of this :) Superb trolling, hats off. Whats the point though? You wear wrong and immoral jersey and game is played in our home pitch matey. So everything you SAY is pure hypocrisy. This story is not about quality of street cleaning and Zvonko and Marko and his dog and her best mate. Why dont you comment on the news and tell us what you think about the news?
(Ljokimalija, 15 January 2010 15:10)
Feith here, as always, is all bluster and no substance, again.
Since Kermabon, as reported in EULEX's own website, already publicly declared that EULEX wants to achieve these by dialogue and not force, I wonder what Pristina or even EULEX can really do to get the K-Serbs to agree.
Bribing the K-Serbs perhaps? Too bad Kosovo doesn't have the dough, to date it can't even provide adequately for the majority Albanians already as it is -- just look at the unemployement rate for instance. And don't expect your debt ridden US master or the cash strapped EU to come to your aid. They have their own domestic financial problems up to their necks to provide with you with ever more handouts.
Milan - mr Feith - You are wrong. You should start strategy for reintegration Autonamous Province Kosovo i Metohija with rest of Republic of Serbia.
(Milan, 15 January 2010 12:15)
Milin, I agree.
If there is a mutual agreed deal anything is possible. But there is not. So until that time Kosovo will stay a UN governed Serbian province.
>Rahman Morina, is that you? :)
(Jason, 15 January
Haha holy ox you're competent! Yeah give or take a foot its me :)
Seriously no I deny it. I wasnt even in Kosovo when that guy died.
Now how about the news Jason? I'm really interested in your opinion. When will Eunux do big push?
(Leroy Brown, 15 January 2010 22:29)
Good question. I concur with some of the other posters that there will be no big push. If you read the press release from Head of Mission carefully, it states that the best way to fight parallel institutions is to have strong Kosovo institutions. I read this to mean that they will not do anything to create conflict and they are simply trying to keep folks in Pristina happy. I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
Here is the reason why Mr. Tadic would not be in Zagreb the same time as President Sejdiu, you can count the days until the government in Prishtina has the situation under control throughout Kosova, well done Prishtina, the noose is tightened for each day that passes, there is no place for criminals in Kosova.
Cheers!
(Maximilian, 15 January 2010 11:53)
Let us know when Microsoft opens a factory in Kosovo.
Cheers!
1. Better late than never.
2. Don't feed the TROLLS.
3. Tighten the noose on Little Columbia.
(KOSOVARi, 15 January 2010 19:08)
Oh! You shouldn’t call your Albanians trolls, even I, a Serb, would not say that.
I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
(Jason, 16 January 2010 14:23) '
There's no intention of using force - you know how to boil a frog, right?
It seems to me that the war is still going on, just without shooting. And International forces, EU and UN, are still on one side - Albanian one, helping to annex the territory remaining loyal to the government. I think Serbs must consider that everybody is an enemy to them and do not relay on any help from outside, except, maybe, Russia.
Olf,
We know well who throws those grenades.
I think at the end of the day, everyone knows that the north is overwhelmingly Serbian and no one can force themselves upon an unwilling population.
(Jason, 16 January 2010 14:23) '
There's no intention of using force - you know how to boil a frog, right?
(Amer, 17 January 2010 15:03)
Amer, think about the north logically. 95% or so of the population wants to remain part of Serbia... if the EU and the US are truly in favor of democracy, they should leave the north as it is. What is your main argument against this happening?
>Rahman Morina, is that you? :)
(Jason, 15 January
Haha holy ox you're competent! Yeah give or take a foot its me :)
Seriously no I deny it. I wasnt even in Kosovo when that guy died.
Now how about the news Jason? I'm really interested in your opinion. When will Eunux do big push?
Hmmmm, attempting to dismantle popularly constructed parallel structures in Kosovo in favor of state-sanctioned institutions? Now where have I seen this before?
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