Degert: Legal steps needed before candidacy

One cannot fail to notice the daily baraz from various pseudo-EU experts with each one spelling out new conditions with regard to Serbia's EU membership application.These new conditions are a blantant encroachment to Serbia's sovereignty and tantamount to national humiliation.

Serbia must look at the state of affairs in Bulgaria and Romania, where there has been essentially no improvement in the economies of those countries and the lives of their people since EU accession.Greece's social cohesion is also threatened under a mountain of debt.

Serbia has many other options.

To Leonidas: You failed to
mention what other options are available to Serbia if it opts to repudiate its candidacy to EU membership. Problems in economy are aggravated without pumped money from
abroad,manufacturing facilities are dilapidated, foreign outsoarcing companies do not come to Serbia because it is low-rated, compared to those integrated into EU. Should we remain ’’pauper’’?!

here we go with the old eu guard puting cinditions on serbia ,these guys have not learned anything in the past 20 years you can and should not play hardball with a country that can withstand any thing you throw at it just like 1999 remember,it seems to me in short amount of time serbia will go to her cousins the russians soon enough and then it will be to late to save the eu its a shame they allow the ustasha principalled country like croatia to move forward but block serbia at every step shame

i dont understand you guys at b92 why are so afraid of my comments where you never publish them but you kosovo friends have a free hand at it at this site
let me remind you that we lost 5 members of our family in the bosnian war to the other side 5 members all wre in their 20"s young soldiers so that you can have such a site today so keep me out its ok you will loose readership soon as well then you might be looking for me o by the way thats how media works you should know you were tought by western media right zoran janjic is banja luke rs.

Leonidas,

Greece, Romania and Bulgaria are benefiting from the EU's Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund.

Also, Greece should be thankful that it has the Euro.

The Greek economy has benefited from having the Euro. Greece would have been in a much worse situation if it did not have the Euro.

Leonidas,

Greek, Romanian and Bulgarian farmers benefit from the direct payments under the Common Agricultural Policy.

Greek farmers receive nearly 600 euros per hectare of arable land as direct payments from the Common Agricultural Policy.

Out of all the farmers in the EU Greek farmers receive the greatest amount of money per hectare of arable land.

Leonidas,

Greek, Romanian and Bulgarian farmers benefit from the direct payments under the Common Agricultural Policy.

Greek farmers receive nearly 600 euros per hectare of arable land as direct payments from the Common Agricultural Policy.

Out of all the farmers in the EU Greek farmers receive the greatest amount of money per hectare of arable land.
(Mircea, 23 January 2010 17:20)

Mircea

Your comment probably implies that all Greek farmers are millionaires.If that was the case they wouldn't be currently on the streets blocking highways and ports.
You also haven't mentioned the blockades by French,Spanish,Italian and Belgian farmers in November and December of 2009 complaining about falling milk and other dairy product prices.Millions of gallons of milk were dumped in the sewers.

You also forgot to mention that Sweden and other Northen EU countries want Agricultural export subsidies, intervention subsidies and production subsidies to be phased out completely by 2013, leaving only subsidies for environmental protection.

To Velja

Why is it necessary for Serbia to join the EU and risk losing its independence and identity?Why Serbia cannot continue to trade as a free nation with any country in the world?

If Australia,New Zealand and Canada can export their agricultural products thousands of miles across Europe why not Serbia.
Why Serbia cannot develop its trading relations with countries in the East.I don't see Brazil,India,Russia
or China belonging to any exclusive club.

The EU monster hasn't been created for the benefit of the people but for the bankers of basle,the free masons and the one world goverment globalists.Serbia has the luxuty and time to stay outside the claws of this monster.

Yes yor majesty EU. Anything else?

'Serbia must look at the state of affairs in Bulgaria and Romania, ...'

How does the state of affairs in Romania compare with that in Moldova?

LOL at Mircea and his machiavellian lions to glorify the EU.

Farmers throughout the EU continue to be poorer then their U.S. counterparts, despite significantly more government aid.

The farmers do not benefit, as research from anti-CAP UK has shown corporations, not farmers benefit.

Also. Farm subsidies are immoral. They cause over production and this food is then dumped into poor countries, whose local economies are hurt and as a result they can't feed themselves (Friedman before he died did a study, the rich ending farm subsidies would stabilize the market and help lift 600 million out of poverty). Given this reality, it's abundantly clear that the CAP is evil, and not a good argument to entice people to join the union.

Leonidas,

The Common Agricultural Policy needs to be reformed. Dacian Ciolos from Romania will be the European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development.

One of his objectives is to reform the Common Agricultural Policy.

Leonidas,

Greece, Romania and Bulgaria are benefiting from the EU's Structural Funds and the Cohesion Fund.

Also, Greece should be thankful that it has the Euro.

The Greek economy has benefited from having the Euro. Greece would have been in a much worse situation if it did not have the Euro.

One cannot fail to notice the daily baraz from various pseudo-EU experts with each one spelling out new conditions with regard to Serbia's EU membership application.These new conditions are a blantant encroachment to Serbia's sovereignty and tantamount to national humiliation.

Serbia must look at the state of affairs in Bulgaria and Romania, where there has been essentially no improvement in the economies of those countries and the lives of their people since EU accession.Greece's social cohesion is also threatened under a mountain of debt.

Serbia has many other options.

here we go with the old eu guard puting cinditions on serbia ,these guys have not learned anything in the past 20 years you can and should not play hardball with a country that can withstand any thing you throw at it just like 1999 remember,it seems to me in short amount of time serbia will go to her cousins the russians soon enough and then it will be to late to save the eu its a shame they allow the ustasha principalled country like croatia to move forward but block serbia at every step shame

Leonidas,

Greek, Romanian and Bulgarian farmers benefit from the direct payments under the Common Agricultural Policy.

Greek farmers receive nearly 600 euros per hectare of arable land as direct payments from the Common Agricultural Policy.

Out of all the farmers in the EU Greek farmers receive the greatest amount of money per hectare of arable land.

'Serbia must look at the state of affairs in Bulgaria and Romania, ...'

How does the state of affairs in Romania compare with that in Moldova?

To Leonidas: You failed to
mention what other options are available to Serbia if it opts to repudiate its candidacy to EU membership. Problems in economy are aggravated without pumped money from
abroad,manufacturing facilities are dilapidated, foreign outsoarcing companies do not come to Serbia because it is low-rated, compared to those integrated into EU. Should we remain ’’pauper’’?!

Yes yor majesty EU. Anything else?

i dont understand you guys at b92 why are so afraid of my comments where you never publish them but you kosovo friends have a free hand at it at this site
let me remind you that we lost 5 members of our family in the bosnian war to the other side 5 members all wre in their 20"s young soldiers so that you can have such a site today so keep me out its ok you will loose readership soon as well then you might be looking for me o by the way thats how media works you should know you were tought by western media right zoran janjic is banja luke rs.

Leonidas,

Greek, Romanian and Bulgarian farmers benefit from the direct payments under the Common Agricultural Policy.

Greek farmers receive nearly 600 euros per hectare of arable land as direct payments from the Common Agricultural Policy.

Out of all the farmers in the EU Greek farmers receive the greatest amount of money per hectare of arable land.
(Mircea, 23 January 2010 17:20)

Mircea

Your comment probably implies that all Greek farmers are millionaires.If that was the case they wouldn't be currently on the streets blocking highways and ports.
You also haven't mentioned the blockades by French,Spanish,Italian and Belgian farmers in November and December of 2009 complaining about falling milk and other dairy product prices.Millions of gallons of milk were dumped in the sewers.

You also forgot to mention that Sweden and other Northen EU countries want Agricultural export subsidies, intervention subsidies and production subsidies to be phased out completely by 2013, leaving only subsidies for environmental protection.

To Velja

Why is it necessary for Serbia to join the EU and risk losing its independence and identity?Why Serbia cannot continue to trade as a free nation with any country in the world?

If Australia,New Zealand and Canada can export their agricultural products thousands of miles across Europe why not Serbia.
Why Serbia cannot develop its trading relations with countries in the East.I don't see Brazil,India,Russia
or China belonging to any exclusive club.

The EU monster hasn't been created for the benefit of the people but for the bankers of basle,the free masons and the one world goverment globalists.Serbia has the luxuty and time to stay outside the claws of this monster.

Leonidas,

The Common Agricultural Policy needs to be reformed. Dacian Ciolos from Romania will be the European Commissioner for Agriculture and Rural Development.

One of his objectives is to reform the Common Agricultural Policy.

LOL at Mircea and his machiavellian lions to glorify the EU.

Farmers throughout the EU continue to be poorer then their U.S. counterparts, despite significantly more government aid.

The farmers do not benefit, as research from anti-CAP UK has shown corporations, not farmers benefit.

Also. Farm subsidies are immoral. They cause over production and this food is then dumped into poor countries, whose local economies are hurt and as a result they can't feed themselves (Friedman before he died did a study, the rich ending farm subsidies would stabilize the market and help lift 600 million out of poverty). Given this reality, it's abundantly clear that the CAP is evil, and not a good argument to entice people to join the union.