Kosovo: Serb house stoned again

"Police commander in Klina Agron Hasanaj told B92 that police are investigating the case and have interrogated three children who are suspected of having stoned the home ... the police will get to the bottom of the case soon."

Go KP, get them. Damaging someone's property is against the law and against the constitution ... this is not something one can stand and I am sure everyone will agree that no person would have wanted this to happen to them.

As far the Kosovar minority living there, I want to assure you that I condemn this attack and I fully support KP to find the perpetrator(s) and charge him/her/them.

Either police arrest these little thugs or their parents, enough is enough!

"..police will get to the bottom of the case soon."

Police will put this case to the bottom, soon.

Either police arrest these little thugs or their parents, enough is enough!
(Pejoni, 28 February 2010 17:09)
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I would say get the parents because it's obvious that either parents don't care or are putting them up to it so that they can't be prosecuted.

If my child did something like this I can assure you that they would not do it again because the punishment would be enough as a deterrent for future crimes.

In the end, it all reflects on the parents, but somehow there is so much of this going on that it certainly looks like it is organized by the parents.

They interviewed children? Haha wow!!!! I'll bet that these kids are smarter than the "police". This whole independence fiasco has turned into such a joke. I can't wait for the day that this experiment is put to rest and Serbs can finally live in peace. It's coming soon, change is coming soon.

KOSOVO JE SRBIJA

Again the young Europeans... oops.. I mean children did it..

What else is NEW here?
(Kosova-USA, 28 February 2010 18:10)

The "NEW" here is, that even if it would be the house of Miskovic and Mladic would be hiding there: you should not stone it on your own because Robin Hood and Kraljevic Marko are positive heroes of fairy tales only, in 2010 that's called "hooligan", not "hero" :-)

Vladimir Radosavljević said that one stone broke a window and that he immediately called the police, who said that they would look for the perpetrators.

"Radosavljević "

ej guys, does this name sounds familiar?
the family of Milosevic's former Mayor of Klina, which hapens to own the entire property that belongs to govermant, including the Municipal Building?
What else is NEW here?

Oh-the famous albanian kids at work again.
I wonder what would happen if Serbians started throwing stones back at these "kids".
Someone should teach them lessons..

"Children throwing rocks in a private home or adults throwing more than rack at a government building?"
Keny-USA

You are mixing apples and oranges. Attacking Serbs in Kosovo is a deliberate attacks on them, their churches, and cemetaries to force them to leave.
The riots in Belgrad were spontaneous and the reaction from the attempt by the US government to steal Serbian territory and give it to someone else. You as an american, if that's what you really are, shouldn't say anything. Look at the havock you have created around the globe. Killing millions of innocent people in your wars of aggression and expansion(Serbia, Vietnam, Irak x 2, Afganistan, South America etc.

Is this the young Europeans? Embarrassment of Europe attacking old people.

If they were children throwing stones they are doing so with the consent of the Albanian adults. Simple case of monkey see, monkey do. Think about it. Children overhearing the conversations of adults wich are not rich with the ideas of "multicultural Kosoca" but are filled with hate. Children then go out for a bit of amusement. Gather the appropriate throwing stones and seek out Serb targets. You might think throwing stones is funny and harmless. If you do, you do not have the appropriate imagination to think of what it will do if it hits you in the head, eye, or mouth. Wait until these devils start throwing stones with slings. Ooops! Here I am helping them out with an idea of a cottage industry. The manufacture of slings and appropriate stones!

To: Kosova-USA,

The least you can do is condem the act period. A married couple in their 70's, what are you guys doing? True Albanian courage I suppose. Show some respect for the nation you live in already, SERBIA.... enough is enough already. :)

Nikshala wrote:

More embarrasing is being shown on TV burning foreign embassies - and these were organised adult being watched by state police

Wrong!! That was a protest and understandably angry one but this is just pure hate and intolerance being instilled in your youth.

You should be ashamed of this sort of behaviour, along with vandalism of graves and bashings of old people. This behaviour is something being instilled in your next generation. Much worse than a one off protest.

Kosovo: Serb house stoned again.

That is it. Call up the UN, revoke UDI, arrest all pro-independence and the rest expell them to neighbouring countries. This serious crime has to be cleared and if it a kid that did just for heck of it- bury the (bleep)er alive.

That is it. Call up the UN, revoke UDI, arrest all pro-independence and the rest expell them to neighbouring countries. This serious crime has to be cleared and if it a kid that did just for heck of it- bury the (bleep)er alive.
(Mirub Jager, 1 March 2010 13:09)

Typical Albanian response. Instead of looking at this as part of the bigger picture (as noted by Human Rights Watch) Fatmir, I mean, "Mirub" trys to make light of the situation.

No wonder HRW says Kosovo is getting WORSE!

"Is this the young Europeans? Embarrassment of Europe attacking old people.
(Miki, 1 March 2010 07:56) "

More embarrasing is being shown on TV burning foreign embassies - and these were organised adult being watched by state police.

Getting back to the subject, they should let this old couple alone and catch whoever did this.

"..ej guys, does this name sounds familiar?"
(Kosova-USA, 28 February 2010 18:10)

I can understand you, completely. Except I'd never use "familiar" for you, it has too precious "root".. I feel the same about.. All your names are same to me.

Is our society "familiar" to you- after all. If yes- lesser re-socialization will be needed.

Kosova-USA,

I do not know - but even if it is correct what you are saying - than it's the job of justice department to punish the former apparatchik, not of hooligans.

I have no idea about the role of this gentleman earlier so I can't say more.

The "NEW" here is, that even if it would be the house of Miskovic and Mladic would be hiding there: you should not stone it on your own because Robin Hood and Kraljevic Marko are positive heroes of fairy tales only, in 2010 that's called "hooligan", not "hero" :-)
(Ataman, 28 February 2010 20:45)

Look who's talking. re these the people who not just threw tones at US ambasy in Belgrade but also looted it and put it on fire??
So who should be called hooligans?? Children throwing rocks in a private home or adults throwing more than rack at a government building?

Kosova-USA,

I do not know - but even if it is correct what you are saying - than it's the job of justice department to punish the former apparatchik, not of hooligans.

I have no idea about the role of this gentleman earlier so I can't say more.

"Eight women and one man convicted of adultery are set to be stoned to death in Iran"
(b92, July 21 2008)

How come none of our defenders of victims from stoning didn't bother to comment on this article.

- Ummmm, because this is a SERBIAN news site and this latest incident involves citizens of SERBIA, not Iran.

Couldn't you figure that out on your own?

Serbian media are informing us very well on how many stones are thrown in Kosovo, keep the good work comrades :D
(an Albanian guy, 1 March 2010 18:15)
Because albanian media speaking only about "democracy", "muthiethnicity" etc. hypocrite words, but nothing about albanian nationalism - only real problem in KiM.

In addition outlaw all the slings in Kosovo, tie up any kids arms, and turn all stones into gravel.
(Mirub Jager, 1 March 2010 17:25)
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Yes, until you juveline deliquents get the message.
Looks like this is the only way to teach Albanian kids some manners.

"Typical Albanian response. Instead of looking at this as part of the bigger picture Fatmir, I mean, "Mirub" trys to make light of the situation."
(Jason, 1 March 2010 15:14)

I'm not sure how much more can I condemn this "serious" situation.


In addition,I am not that lucky to be blessed with the same name as the President of Kosovo.
However, I am very happy and comfortable with my name Mirub. They say: he who holds a hammer sees the whole world through it.

"No wonder HRW says Kosovo is getting WORSE!"
(Jason, 1 March 2010 15:14)

But, in Kosovo's case HRW was talking about the northern part. I expect you'll research and copy and paste only your side of story.

After reading some here comments on this "serious crime" I'm wondering who really got "STONNED".

I would suggest to the elderly couple, if they can do so, to place a few survelliance cameras in a hidden position but clear vision for the camera lenes to capture the images of the perpetators on film which can be handed over, after making a duplicate copy, to the police.

After reading some here comments on this "serious crime" I'm wondering who really got "STONNED".
(Mirub Jager, 1 March 2010 17:27)
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Oh I get it now. Only report crime once these two elderly people get murdered.
Do you think that terrorizing elderly is a bit of fun for your youngesters and should not be regarded as a serious crime?
I suppose all steps to murder are not crimes only practice as far as you are concerned.

If they were children throwing stones they are doing so with the consent of the Albanian adults. Simple case of monkey see, monkey do. Think about it. Children overhearing the conversations of adults wich are not rich with the ideas of "multicultural Kosoca" but are filled with hate. Children then go out for a bit of amusement. Gather the appropriate throwing stones and seek out Serb targets. You might think throwing stones is funny and harmless. If you do, you do not have the appropriate imagination to think of what it will do if it hits you in the head, eye, or mouth. Wait until these devils start throwing stones with slings. Ooops! Here I am helping them out with an idea of a cottage industry. The manufacture of slings and appropriate stones!
(tim, 1 March 2010 01:03)

That is it. Call up the UN, revoke UDI, arrest all pro-independence and the rest expell them to neighbouring countries. This serious crime has to be cleared and if it a kid that did just for heck of it- bury the (bleep)er alive.

In addition outlaw all the slings in Kosovo, tie up any kids arms, and turn all stones into gravel.

"Eight women and one man convicted of adultery are set to be stoned to death in Iran"
(b92, July 21 2008)

How come none of our defenders of victims from stoning didn't bother to comment on this article. Go back and check. You want to condemn "stoning" here is some material. Don't waste time on ...

I would suggest to the elderly couple, if they can do so, to place a few survelliance cameras in a hidden position but clear vision for the camera lenes to capture the images of the perpetators on film which can be handed over, after making a duplicate copy, to the police.
(Steve JP, 2 March 2010 00:44)
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If only they could. They probably don't have two pennies to rub together let alone enough money for surveillance.

Those keystone cops should be setting up temporary surveillance if they are serious about their jobs.

Serbian media are informing us very well on how many stones are thrown in Kosovo, keep the good work comrades :D

Jason,
Are you saying that a Serb house stoned is worth deliberating more than 9 lives of any other nationality?
Wow, you are a true citizen of they world. Lucky Serbia to have you.
(Mirub Jager, 2 March 2010 16:48)
For citizens of Serbia - the fate of other citizens of Serbia is more interesting than situation in far state.

Jason,
Are you saying that a Serb house stoned is worth deliberating more than 9 lives of any other nationality?
Wow, you are a true citizen of they world. Lucky Serbia to have you.
(Mirub Jager, 2 March 2010 16:48)

Nice try but your argument is a juvenile one. I stated a simple fact that this is a Serbian issue here hence the discussion.

Try harder to think up a better argument here please.

Jason,
Are you saying that a Serb house stoned is worth deliberating more than 9 lives of any other nationality?
Wow, you are a true citizen of they world. Lucky Serbia to have you.

Vladimir Radosavljević said that one stone broke a window and that he immediately called the police, who said that they would look for the perpetrators.

"Radosavljević "

ej guys, does this name sounds familiar?
the family of Milosevic's former Mayor of Klina, which hapens to own the entire property that belongs to govermant, including the Municipal Building?
What else is NEW here?

They interviewed children? Haha wow!!!! I'll bet that these kids are smarter than the "police". This whole independence fiasco has turned into such a joke. I can't wait for the day that this experiment is put to rest and Serbs can finally live in peace. It's coming soon, change is coming soon.

KOSOVO JE SRBIJA

The "NEW" here is, that even if it would be the house of Miskovic and Mladic would be hiding there: you should not stone it on your own because Robin Hood and Kraljevic Marko are positive heroes of fairy tales only, in 2010 that's called "hooligan", not "hero" :-)
(Ataman, 28 February 2010 20:45)

Look who's talking. re these the people who not just threw tones at US ambasy in Belgrade but also looted it and put it on fire??
So who should be called hooligans?? Children throwing rocks in a private home or adults throwing more than rack at a government building?

"..police will get to the bottom of the case soon."

Police will put this case to the bottom, soon.

Kosovo: Serb house stoned again.

That is it. Call up the UN, revoke UDI, arrest all pro-independence and the rest expell them to neighbouring countries. This serious crime has to be cleared and if it a kid that did just for heck of it- bury the (bleep)er alive.

Again the young Europeans... oops.. I mean children did it..

"Children throwing rocks in a private home or adults throwing more than rack at a government building?"
Keny-USA

You are mixing apples and oranges. Attacking Serbs in Kosovo is a deliberate attacks on them, their churches, and cemetaries to force them to leave.
The riots in Belgrad were spontaneous and the reaction from the attempt by the US government to steal Serbian territory and give it to someone else. You as an american, if that's what you really are, shouldn't say anything. Look at the havock you have created around the globe. Killing millions of innocent people in your wars of aggression and expansion(Serbia, Vietnam, Irak x 2, Afganistan, South America etc.

"Is this the young Europeans? Embarrassment of Europe attacking old people.
(Miki, 1 March 2010 07:56) "

More embarrasing is being shown on TV burning foreign embassies - and these were organised adult being watched by state police.

Getting back to the subject, they should let this old couple alone and catch whoever did this.

That is it. Call up the UN, revoke UDI, arrest all pro-independence and the rest expell them to neighbouring countries. This serious crime has to be cleared and if it a kid that did just for heck of it- bury the (bleep)er alive.
(Mirub Jager, 1 March 2010 13:09)

Typical Albanian response. Instead of looking at this as part of the bigger picture (as noted by Human Rights Watch) Fatmir, I mean, "Mirub" trys to make light of the situation.

No wonder HRW says Kosovo is getting WORSE!

Oh-the famous albanian kids at work again.
I wonder what would happen if Serbians started throwing stones back at these "kids".
Someone should teach them lessons..

"Typical Albanian response. Instead of looking at this as part of the bigger picture Fatmir, I mean, "Mirub" trys to make light of the situation."
(Jason, 1 March 2010 15:14)

I'm not sure how much more can I condemn this "serious" situation.


In addition,I am not that lucky to be blessed with the same name as the President of Kosovo.
However, I am very happy and comfortable with my name Mirub. They say: he who holds a hammer sees the whole world through it.

"No wonder HRW says Kosovo is getting WORSE!"
(Jason, 1 March 2010 15:14)

But, in Kosovo's case HRW was talking about the northern part. I expect you'll research and copy and paste only your side of story.

Serbian media are informing us very well on how many stones are thrown in Kosovo, keep the good work comrades :D

To: Kosova-USA,

The least you can do is condem the act period. A married couple in their 70's, what are you guys doing? True Albanian courage I suppose. Show some respect for the nation you live in already, SERBIA.... enough is enough already. :)

"..ej guys, does this name sounds familiar?"
(Kosova-USA, 28 February 2010 18:10)

I can understand you, completely. Except I'd never use "familiar" for you, it has too precious "root".. I feel the same about.. All your names are same to me.

Is our society "familiar" to you- after all. If yes- lesser re-socialization will be needed.

"Eight women and one man convicted of adultery are set to be stoned to death in Iran"
(b92, July 21 2008)

How come none of our defenders of victims from stoning didn't bother to comment on this article. Go back and check. You want to condemn "stoning" here is some material. Don't waste time on ...

Either police arrest these little thugs or their parents, enough is enough!
(Pejoni, 28 February 2010 17:09)
=====================

I would say get the parents because it's obvious that either parents don't care or are putting them up to it so that they can't be prosecuted.

If my child did something like this I can assure you that they would not do it again because the punishment would be enough as a deterrent for future crimes.

In the end, it all reflects on the parents, but somehow there is so much of this going on that it certainly looks like it is organized by the parents.

Is this the young Europeans? Embarrassment of Europe attacking old people.

Nikshala wrote:

More embarrasing is being shown on TV burning foreign embassies - and these were organised adult being watched by state police

Wrong!! That was a protest and understandably angry one but this is just pure hate and intolerance being instilled in your youth.

You should be ashamed of this sort of behaviour, along with vandalism of graves and bashings of old people. This behaviour is something being instilled in your next generation. Much worse than a one off protest.

If they were children throwing stones they are doing so with the consent of the Albanian adults. Simple case of monkey see, monkey do. Think about it. Children overhearing the conversations of adults wich are not rich with the ideas of "multicultural Kosoca" but are filled with hate. Children then go out for a bit of amusement. Gather the appropriate throwing stones and seek out Serb targets. You might think throwing stones is funny and harmless. If you do, you do not have the appropriate imagination to think of what it will do if it hits you in the head, eye, or mouth. Wait until these devils start throwing stones with slings. Ooops! Here I am helping them out with an idea of a cottage industry. The manufacture of slings and appropriate stones!
(tim, 1 March 2010 01:03)

That is it. Call up the UN, revoke UDI, arrest all pro-independence and the rest expell them to neighbouring countries. This serious crime has to be cleared and if it a kid that did just for heck of it- bury the (bleep)er alive.

In addition outlaw all the slings in Kosovo, tie up any kids arms, and turn all stones into gravel.

After reading some here comments on this "serious crime" I'm wondering who really got "STONNED".

Either police arrest these little thugs or their parents, enough is enough!

Jason,
Are you saying that a Serb house stoned is worth deliberating more than 9 lives of any other nationality?
Wow, you are a true citizen of they world. Lucky Serbia to have you.

Kosova-USA,

I do not know - but even if it is correct what you are saying - than it's the job of justice department to punish the former apparatchik, not of hooligans.

I have no idea about the role of this gentleman earlier so I can't say more.

What else is NEW here?
(Kosova-USA, 28 February 2010 18:10)

The "NEW" here is, that even if it would be the house of Miskovic and Mladic would be hiding there: you should not stone it on your own because Robin Hood and Kraljevic Marko are positive heroes of fairy tales only, in 2010 that's called "hooligan", not "hero" :-)

If they were children throwing stones they are doing so with the consent of the Albanian adults. Simple case of monkey see, monkey do. Think about it. Children overhearing the conversations of adults wich are not rich with the ideas of "multicultural Kosoca" but are filled with hate. Children then go out for a bit of amusement. Gather the appropriate throwing stones and seek out Serb targets. You might think throwing stones is funny and harmless. If you do, you do not have the appropriate imagination to think of what it will do if it hits you in the head, eye, or mouth. Wait until these devils start throwing stones with slings. Ooops! Here I am helping them out with an idea of a cottage industry. The manufacture of slings and appropriate stones!

Kosova-USA,

I do not know - but even if it is correct what you are saying - than it's the job of justice department to punish the former apparatchik, not of hooligans.

I have no idea about the role of this gentleman earlier so I can't say more.

Jason,
Are you saying that a Serb house stoned is worth deliberating more than 9 lives of any other nationality?
Wow, you are a true citizen of they world. Lucky Serbia to have you.
(Mirub Jager, 2 March 2010 16:48)
For citizens of Serbia - the fate of other citizens of Serbia is more interesting than situation in far state.

Jason,
Are you saying that a Serb house stoned is worth deliberating more than 9 lives of any other nationality?
Wow, you are a true citizen of they world. Lucky Serbia to have you.
(Mirub Jager, 2 March 2010 16:48)

Nice try but your argument is a juvenile one. I stated a simple fact that this is a Serbian issue here hence the discussion.

Try harder to think up a better argument here please.

"Eight women and one man convicted of adultery are set to be stoned to death in Iran"
(b92, July 21 2008)

How come none of our defenders of victims from stoning didn't bother to comment on this article.

- Ummmm, because this is a SERBIAN news site and this latest incident involves citizens of SERBIA, not Iran.

Couldn't you figure that out on your own?

"Police commander in Klina Agron Hasanaj told B92 that police are investigating the case and have interrogated three children who are suspected of having stoned the home ... the police will get to the bottom of the case soon."

Go KP, get them. Damaging someone's property is against the law and against the constitution ... this is not something one can stand and I am sure everyone will agree that no person would have wanted this to happen to them.

As far the Kosovar minority living there, I want to assure you that I condemn this attack and I fully support KP to find the perpetrator(s) and charge him/her/them.

After reading some here comments on this "serious crime" I'm wondering who really got "STONNED".
(Mirub Jager, 1 March 2010 17:27)
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Oh I get it now. Only report crime once these two elderly people get murdered.
Do you think that terrorizing elderly is a bit of fun for your youngesters and should not be regarded as a serious crime?
I suppose all steps to murder are not crimes only practice as far as you are concerned.

In addition outlaw all the slings in Kosovo, tie up any kids arms, and turn all stones into gravel.
(Mirub Jager, 1 March 2010 17:25)
=====================

Yes, until you juveline deliquents get the message.
Looks like this is the only way to teach Albanian kids some manners.

I would suggest to the elderly couple, if they can do so, to place a few survelliance cameras in a hidden position but clear vision for the camera lenes to capture the images of the perpetators on film which can be handed over, after making a duplicate copy, to the police.
(Steve JP, 2 March 2010 00:44)
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If only they could. They probably don't have two pennies to rub together let alone enough money for surveillance.

Those keystone cops should be setting up temporary surveillance if they are serious about their jobs.

Serbian media are informing us very well on how many stones are thrown in Kosovo, keep the good work comrades :D
(an Albanian guy, 1 March 2010 18:15)
Because albanian media speaking only about "democracy", "muthiethnicity" etc. hypocrite words, but nothing about albanian nationalism - only real problem in KiM.

I would suggest to the elderly couple, if they can do so, to place a few survelliance cameras in a hidden position but clear vision for the camera lenes to capture the images of the perpetators on film which can be handed over, after making a duplicate copy, to the police.