Croat president on Tadić's inauguration snub

Josipović said he regretted the fact that Serbia's president decided not to attend, and that he had "extended a hand to Serbia, hoping it would be accepted by Tadić". O well Serbia is still back in the 1990s and earlier in the mess they have made. Now Kosovo and Bosnia dictate Serbias foreign policy. It will like that for decades to come maybe even worse for Serbia depending who gets in to power in Serbia.
(Lenard, 15 February 2010 16:58)

You see Lenard, thats what happens when the imperialists meddle in the Balkans and you Croats become their lackeys.

Divide and conquer mate.

Josipović said he regretted the fact that Serbia's president decided not to attend, and that he had "extended a hand to Serbia, hoping it would be accepted by Tadić". O well Serbia is still back in the 1990s and earlier in the mess they have made. Now Kosovo and Bosnia dictate Serbias foreign policy. It will like that for decades to come maybe even worse for Serbia depending who gets in to power in Serbia.

You see Lenard, thats what happens when the imperialists meddle in the Balkans and you Croats become their lackeys.

Divide and conquer mate.
(Niall O'Doherty, 15 February 2010 17:51)


If they're lackeys in the balkans...Serbia is for sure to be the first of them....Yes Mr Putin, of course Mr Putin, as you wish Mr Putin, no no no it will be done Mr Putin....you want NIS for a quarter of its geniune value ?? you'll have it Mr Putin ....

stefane!!!
you made my day! (my night), well in the case of Croatia it is:
Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, ha ha ha

Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, ha ha ha
(Pyrros, 15 February 201020:32) Well said Pyrros I noticed how Greece over spent its allowance that comes from Germany. Now it has its cap in hand begging frau merkel to give some social assistance to Greece. Before Greece goes belly up and not to be the laughing stock of the Balkans why stop their the world.

Here is something for you to remember, when you borrow 10,000 Euros it’s your problem to pay back, but when you borrow 1 million it’s the banks so if Greece goes belly up then the Euro would plummet in value to be equal to the Albanian Lek.
(sj, 16 February 2010 08:19) By golly yore right who would know better then the Serbians and their famous dinars. Thank you for being concerned for the Croatian troops were saving for new fighters and do not worry Nato has are backs.

when you borrow 10,000 Euros it’s your problem to pay back, but when you borrow 1 million it’s the banks so if Greece goes belly up then the Euro would plummet in value to be equal to the Albanian Lek.
(sj, 16 February 2010 08:19)

LOL BANKRUPTED Serbia teaching lessons to other countries...lol I'm sure this will warm up greek hearts...
I don't know much about albanian Lek but I strongly doubt it's able to fall by 30% during the journey like serbian dinar...
And as to serbian economy I don't think we need go too far to realize the catastrophic mess it lies in...just have a look at B92 articles especially those regardinf IMFFFFF...are they still sleeping in Belgrade or did they leave ??? (perhaps towards Greece)...

Enjoy your friendship, imposed by the way, with the Kosovo Albanians, Josipovic. Croatia will surely be a major monetary supporter of A_Kosovo for years to come, just like in the old Yugoslavia days. The K_Albanians have zero possibility of supporting themselves for who knows how long - and the EU is way too deep with its own members' economic problems. Enjoy, Croatia.

You wish that Greece was begging, Lenard, but it is not. They are a proud people, unlike most of the former republics of Yugoslavia (Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Macedonia, Serbian Provence of Kosovo). The Greeks will find their own way out of their economic dilemma. They have asked for NO MONEY from the EU. Hopefully they will leave that horrible block, abandon the crippled Euro, and make their way towards prosperity again. In the meantime, the EU underlings, and EU wannabes will pay the way for the fourth Reich.

(Pyrros, 15 February 201020:32) Well said Pyrros I noticed how Greece over spent its allowance that comes from Germany. Now it has its cap in hand begging frau merkel to give some social assistance to Greece. Before Greece goes belly up and not to be the laughing stock of the Balkans why stop their the world.
(Lenard, 15 February 2010 21:30)

There is no surprise in Germany supporting the Albanians, just like they support the Croatia. It’s one murderous regime supporting another since 1940, what’s new about that?
What really amazes me is how you Croats can talk about begging; if it wasn’t for the EU giving you money Croatia would have sunk into its own pit years ago. But I would not be too hasty in laughing at Greece’s misfortune because Croatia is in dire straits itself to the point of having to close down military barracks over the winter period because it could not feed or keep warm its soldiers.
Here is something for you to remember, when you borrow 10,000 Euros it’s your problem to pay back, but when you borrow 1 million it’s the banks so if Greece goes belly up then the Euro would plummet in value to be equal to the Albanian Lek.

(Stefan, 16 February 2010 11:55)

Serbia has problems and no arguments there, but I can tell you this that my sources say Serbia is in a better position than any of the others around it. Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia and Montenegro are technically broke; let me say that slowly ….they are BROKE. They live off the crumbs that fall off the EU’s table. Neither can borrow money without EU guarantees – let them try issuing bonds, going to the IMF or World Bank without them. Let me repeat, all financial transactions for these so called countries have to be approved by the EU.

If you beleive the Euro can’t fall by 30% then why do you think the EU is so worried about Greece? The fear is about a “domino’ affect followed by Portugal, Spain, Ireland, Italy, France and so on. The world money markets would savage the Euro plain and simple.

Now tell me which country is not in deep dodo in Europe or North America? Germany was the only country in the Europe up until recently that was not in trouble, but the latest information coming out is that it’s also heading south quickly. The US now owes $16 trillion dollar and by the end of 2010 it will be 18 trillion and no signs of the depression easing.


(Lenard, 16 February 2010 10:33)

My god you people hang on this NATO like a drunk to a fence. Here is some news for you the US is in the process of negotiating a new security pact involving Russia which also includes veto power. Why do you think Madeline Albright is in Moscow? Not for health reasons or on a sight seeing tour!

Josipović said he regretted the fact that Serbia's president decided not to attend, and that he had "extended a hand to Serbia, hoping it would be accepted by Tadić". O well Serbia is still back in the 1990s and earlier in the mess they have made. Now Kosovo and Bosnia dictate Serbias foreign policy. It will like that for decades to come maybe even worse for Serbia depending who gets in to power in Serbia.

Josipović said he regretted the fact that Serbia's president decided not to attend, and that he had "extended a hand to Serbia, hoping it would be accepted by Tadić". O well Serbia is still back in the 1990s and earlier in the mess they have made. Now Kosovo and Bosnia dictate Serbias foreign policy. It will like that for decades to come maybe even worse for Serbia depending who gets in to power in Serbia.
(Lenard, 15 February 2010 16:58)

You see Lenard, thats what happens when the imperialists meddle in the Balkans and you Croats become their lackeys.

Divide and conquer mate.

You see Lenard, thats what happens when the imperialists meddle in the Balkans and you Croats become their lackeys.

Divide and conquer mate.
(Niall O'Doherty, 15 February 2010 17:51)


If they're lackeys in the balkans...Serbia is for sure to be the first of them....Yes Mr Putin, of course Mr Putin, as you wish Mr Putin, no no no it will be done Mr Putin....you want NIS for a quarter of its geniune value ?? you'll have it Mr Putin ....

Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, ha ha ha
(Pyrros, 15 February 201020:32) Well said Pyrros I noticed how Greece over spent its allowance that comes from Germany. Now it has its cap in hand begging frau merkel to give some social assistance to Greece. Before Greece goes belly up and not to be the laughing stock of the Balkans why stop their the world.

stefane!!!
you made my day! (my night), well in the case of Croatia it is:
Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, Yavol frau merkel, ha ha ha

Enjoy your friendship, imposed by the way, with the Kosovo Albanians, Josipovic. Croatia will surely be a major monetary supporter of A_Kosovo for years to come, just like in the old Yugoslavia days. The K_Albanians have zero possibility of supporting themselves for who knows how long - and the EU is way too deep with its own members' economic problems. Enjoy, Croatia.

You wish that Greece was begging, Lenard, but it is not. They are a proud people, unlike most of the former republics of Yugoslavia (Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, Macedonia, Serbian Provence of Kosovo). The Greeks will find their own way out of their economic dilemma. They have asked for NO MONEY from the EU. Hopefully they will leave that horrible block, abandon the crippled Euro, and make their way towards prosperity again. In the meantime, the EU underlings, and EU wannabes will pay the way for the fourth Reich.

(Pyrros, 15 February 201020:32) Well said Pyrros I noticed how Greece over spent its allowance that comes from Germany. Now it has its cap in hand begging frau merkel to give some social assistance to Greece. Before Greece goes belly up and not to be the laughing stock of the Balkans why stop their the world.
(Lenard, 15 February 2010 21:30)

There is no surprise in Germany supporting the Albanians, just like they support the Croatia. It’s one murderous regime supporting another since 1940, what’s new about that?
What really amazes me is how you Croats can talk about begging; if it wasn’t for the EU giving you money Croatia would have sunk into its own pit years ago. But I would not be too hasty in laughing at Greece’s misfortune because Croatia is in dire straits itself to the point of having to close down military barracks over the winter period because it could not feed or keep warm its soldiers.
Here is something for you to remember, when you borrow 10,000 Euros it’s your problem to pay back, but when you borrow 1 million it’s the banks so if Greece goes belly up then the Euro would plummet in value to be equal to the Albanian Lek.

(Stefan, 16 February 2010 11:55)

Serbia has problems and no arguments there, but I can tell you this that my sources say Serbia is in a better position than any of the others around it. Slovenia, Croatia, Macedonia and Montenegro are technically broke; let me say that slowly ….they are BROKE. They live off the crumbs that fall off the EU’s table. Neither can borrow money without EU guarantees – let them try issuing bonds, going to the IMF or World Bank without them. Let me repeat, all financial transactions for these so called countries have to be approved by the EU.

If you beleive the Euro can’t fall by 30% then why do you think the EU is so worried about Greece? The fear is about a “domino’ affect followed by Portugal, Spain, Ireland, Italy, France and so on. The world money markets would savage the Euro plain and simple.

Now tell me which country is not in deep dodo in Europe or North America? Germany was the only country in the Europe up until recently that was not in trouble, but the latest information coming out is that it’s also heading south quickly. The US now owes $16 trillion dollar and by the end of 2010 it will be 18 trillion and no signs of the depression easing.


(Lenard, 16 February 2010 10:33)

My god you people hang on this NATO like a drunk to a fence. Here is some news for you the US is in the process of negotiating a new security pact involving Russia which also includes veto power. Why do you think Madeline Albright is in Moscow? Not for health reasons or on a sight seeing tour!

Here is something for you to remember, when you borrow 10,000 Euros it’s your problem to pay back, but when you borrow 1 million it’s the banks so if Greece goes belly up then the Euro would plummet in value to be equal to the Albanian Lek.
(sj, 16 February 2010 08:19) By golly yore right who would know better then the Serbians and their famous dinars. Thank you for being concerned for the Croatian troops were saving for new fighters and do not worry Nato has are backs.

when you borrow 10,000 Euros it’s your problem to pay back, but when you borrow 1 million it’s the banks so if Greece goes belly up then the Euro would plummet in value to be equal to the Albanian Lek.
(sj, 16 February 2010 08:19)

LOL BANKRUPTED Serbia teaching lessons to other countries...lol I'm sure this will warm up greek hearts...
I don't know much about albanian Lek but I strongly doubt it's able to fall by 30% during the journey like serbian dinar...
And as to serbian economy I don't think we need go too far to realize the catastrophic mess it lies in...just have a look at B92 articles especially those regardinf IMFFFFF...are they still sleeping in Belgrade or did they leave ??? (perhaps towards Greece)...