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Monday, 25.01.2010.

10:33

IMF representative: Keep wages frozen

IMF representative to Serbia Bogdan Lissovolik says he did not talk with the government about the union requests to increase the public sector salaries.

Izvor: Tanjug

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Joe

pre 14 godina

I have no special love for the IMF. Also IMF is not Wall Street. Those people however, who ignorantly badmouth the IMF should have some logic, should keep in mind that the IMF is not forcing anybody to take a loan. Any country, who is in dire condition could theoretically borrow from other sources like Russia. The question is is that other source willing to lend and at what interest rate?
In the case of Hungary in October of 2008 there was no better and no faster source. Hungary s/b very greatful that the IMF saved it from a state bankrupcy. But unfortunately ignorant people always resort to polemics. They don't know anything else.

Mirub Jager

pre 14 godina

Serbia finds itself in an akward situation. Do you succumb to the requests of your citizens or do you execute commands from IMF which has recognized Kosovo as independent, is conditioning a loan with impossible request, is meddling directly in Serbia's interior affairs?

We all know the answer: have MUP do what they do best.

szemi

pre 14 godina

It's not the people who created this crisis but the baksters & crooks of the Wall Street.Why should they pay for this crisis?

The Bush-Obama bailout frenzy
rewarded guilty bankers by subsidising high-stakes gambling on Wall Street while
shafting ordinary people around the world with the bill.

Make no mistake the US wall Street Mantofs are
responsible to a large extent for the world's financial problems and the US
is not far from calling the IMF in.
(Leonidas, 25 January 2010 17:01)
Well said my greek friend.But you will never convice Joe who blames people for everything while turning a blind eye on his Wall Street Criminal buddies.

Leonidas

pre 14 godina

never thought that one day I will defend your government. I do it today because it has really no choice but to comply with the stipulations of the IMF agreement. The IMF is not a charity organization. It works as a bank. In many countries like Hungary people simply would like the government to ignore the IMF lending conditions...even refuse to repay. How foolish thinking!
(Joe, 25 January 2010 15:12

It's not the people who created this crisis but the baksters & crooks of the Wall Street.Why should they pay for this crisis?

The Bush-Obama bailout frenzy
rewarded guilty bankers by subsidising high-stakes gambling on Wall Street while
shafting ordinary people around the world with the bill.

Make no mistake the US wall Street Mantofs are
responsible to a large extent for the world's financial problems and the US
is not far from calling the IMF in.

Go East!

pre 14 godina

There is a choice and a clear one at that, to lend money from traditional friends of Serbia. Russia.

Russia will never impose draconic conditions in order to enslave Serbia under Wall streets booth. It will of course benefit Russian market but that is good for both of them.You will know the devil (IMF) by his deeds, look at Most of Africa Haiti, Chile and Argentina f.ex. Parroting "there is no choice (but to obey)" is redicolous, there is always a choice but for the current puppet regime in Belgrade, there is only one.

Joe

pre 14 godina

Go East,

I never thought that one day I will defend your government. I do it today because it has really no choice but to comply with the stipulations of the IMF agreement. The IMF is not a charity organization. It works as a bank. In many countries like Hungary people simply would like the government to ignore the IMF lending conditions...even refuse to repay. How foolish thinking!

Go East!

pre 14 godina

And i bet 100 € that tommorrow or even today, a serbian minister will immediatly parrot this saying "we must keep the wages frozen or if possible lower them". You can read it here tomorrow.

The Tadic regimes record of bending over backwards for their masters is the absolute highest in eastern europe...

Leonidas

pre 14 godina

never thought that one day I will defend your government. I do it today because it has really no choice but to comply with the stipulations of the IMF agreement. The IMF is not a charity organization. It works as a bank. In many countries like Hungary people simply would like the government to ignore the IMF lending conditions...even refuse to repay. How foolish thinking!
(Joe, 25 January 2010 15:12

It's not the people who created this crisis but the baksters & crooks of the Wall Street.Why should they pay for this crisis?

The Bush-Obama bailout frenzy
rewarded guilty bankers by subsidising high-stakes gambling on Wall Street while
shafting ordinary people around the world with the bill.

Make no mistake the US wall Street Mantofs are
responsible to a large extent for the world's financial problems and the US
is not far from calling the IMF in.

Go East!

pre 14 godina

And i bet 100 € that tommorrow or even today, a serbian minister will immediatly parrot this saying "we must keep the wages frozen or if possible lower them". You can read it here tomorrow.

The Tadic regimes record of bending over backwards for their masters is the absolute highest in eastern europe...

Go East!

pre 14 godina

There is a choice and a clear one at that, to lend money from traditional friends of Serbia. Russia.

Russia will never impose draconic conditions in order to enslave Serbia under Wall streets booth. It will of course benefit Russian market but that is good for both of them.You will know the devil (IMF) by his deeds, look at Most of Africa Haiti, Chile and Argentina f.ex. Parroting "there is no choice (but to obey)" is redicolous, there is always a choice but for the current puppet regime in Belgrade, there is only one.

szemi

pre 14 godina

It's not the people who created this crisis but the baksters & crooks of the Wall Street.Why should they pay for this crisis?

The Bush-Obama bailout frenzy
rewarded guilty bankers by subsidising high-stakes gambling on Wall Street while
shafting ordinary people around the world with the bill.

Make no mistake the US wall Street Mantofs are
responsible to a large extent for the world's financial problems and the US
is not far from calling the IMF in.
(Leonidas, 25 January 2010 17:01)
Well said my greek friend.But you will never convice Joe who blames people for everything while turning a blind eye on his Wall Street Criminal buddies.

Joe

pre 14 godina

Go East,

I never thought that one day I will defend your government. I do it today because it has really no choice but to comply with the stipulations of the IMF agreement. The IMF is not a charity organization. It works as a bank. In many countries like Hungary people simply would like the government to ignore the IMF lending conditions...even refuse to repay. How foolish thinking!

Mirub Jager

pre 14 godina

Serbia finds itself in an akward situation. Do you succumb to the requests of your citizens or do you execute commands from IMF which has recognized Kosovo as independent, is conditioning a loan with impossible request, is meddling directly in Serbia's interior affairs?

We all know the answer: have MUP do what they do best.

Joe

pre 14 godina

I have no special love for the IMF. Also IMF is not Wall Street. Those people however, who ignorantly badmouth the IMF should have some logic, should keep in mind that the IMF is not forcing anybody to take a loan. Any country, who is in dire condition could theoretically borrow from other sources like Russia. The question is is that other source willing to lend and at what interest rate?
In the case of Hungary in October of 2008 there was no better and no faster source. Hungary s/b very greatful that the IMF saved it from a state bankrupcy. But unfortunately ignorant people always resort to polemics. They don't know anything else.

Joe

pre 14 godina

Go East,

I never thought that one day I will defend your government. I do it today because it has really no choice but to comply with the stipulations of the IMF agreement. The IMF is not a charity organization. It works as a bank. In many countries like Hungary people simply would like the government to ignore the IMF lending conditions...even refuse to repay. How foolish thinking!

Mirub Jager

pre 14 godina

Serbia finds itself in an akward situation. Do you succumb to the requests of your citizens or do you execute commands from IMF which has recognized Kosovo as independent, is conditioning a loan with impossible request, is meddling directly in Serbia's interior affairs?

We all know the answer: have MUP do what they do best.

Leonidas

pre 14 godina

never thought that one day I will defend your government. I do it today because it has really no choice but to comply with the stipulations of the IMF agreement. The IMF is not a charity organization. It works as a bank. In many countries like Hungary people simply would like the government to ignore the IMF lending conditions...even refuse to repay. How foolish thinking!
(Joe, 25 January 2010 15:12

It's not the people who created this crisis but the baksters & crooks of the Wall Street.Why should they pay for this crisis?

The Bush-Obama bailout frenzy
rewarded guilty bankers by subsidising high-stakes gambling on Wall Street while
shafting ordinary people around the world with the bill.

Make no mistake the US wall Street Mantofs are
responsible to a large extent for the world's financial problems and the US
is not far from calling the IMF in.

Go East!

pre 14 godina

And i bet 100 € that tommorrow or even today, a serbian minister will immediatly parrot this saying "we must keep the wages frozen or if possible lower them". You can read it here tomorrow.

The Tadic regimes record of bending over backwards for their masters is the absolute highest in eastern europe...

Go East!

pre 14 godina

There is a choice and a clear one at that, to lend money from traditional friends of Serbia. Russia.

Russia will never impose draconic conditions in order to enslave Serbia under Wall streets booth. It will of course benefit Russian market but that is good for both of them.You will know the devil (IMF) by his deeds, look at Most of Africa Haiti, Chile and Argentina f.ex. Parroting "there is no choice (but to obey)" is redicolous, there is always a choice but for the current puppet regime in Belgrade, there is only one.

Joe

pre 14 godina

I have no special love for the IMF. Also IMF is not Wall Street. Those people however, who ignorantly badmouth the IMF should have some logic, should keep in mind that the IMF is not forcing anybody to take a loan. Any country, who is in dire condition could theoretically borrow from other sources like Russia. The question is is that other source willing to lend and at what interest rate?
In the case of Hungary in October of 2008 there was no better and no faster source. Hungary s/b very greatful that the IMF saved it from a state bankrupcy. But unfortunately ignorant people always resort to polemics. They don't know anything else.

szemi

pre 14 godina

It's not the people who created this crisis but the baksters & crooks of the Wall Street.Why should they pay for this crisis?

The Bush-Obama bailout frenzy
rewarded guilty bankers by subsidising high-stakes gambling on Wall Street while
shafting ordinary people around the world with the bill.

Make no mistake the US wall Street Mantofs are
responsible to a large extent for the world's financial problems and the US
is not far from calling the IMF in.
(Leonidas, 25 January 2010 17:01)
Well said my greek friend.But you will never convice Joe who blames people for everything while turning a blind eye on his Wall Street Criminal buddies.