Tadić: Campaign to restore phones in Kosovo

It's important to stand up to EULEX and the EU to show them you have teeth. Interestingly, the more Serbia refuses to capitulate to all their demands, the more they tend to give in. The EU and the US desperately need Serbia to be a part of their system and seem to bend over backwards to court Serbia's favor. Either that or they can be like Albanians who seem to bow down to the US and EU as if the two were gods, not ordinary people. Who is likely to be respected more in the long term, the tough but fair people (Serbs) or the lap dogs (Albanians)? I'll pick the Serbs.

Cutting the mobile network lines for the Serbian community in Kosovo is a desperate move by a desperate people.

“I am horrified by the reaction of EULEX, which is calmly watching the violation of human rights, because EULEX is responsible for the security of the citizens,” Tadić said.


Wait a minute!. I thought that UNMIK was in charge there and not EULEX who were invited by the government in Prishtina.

Second: What does this have to do with security of citizens?.

Third: Is your Serbian telecom operating in Croatia, Bosnia or Macedonia with or without licence?.

Forth: EULEX isn't the government and therefore they can't do anything about it, in fact they support Prishtina's decision so I think that you should complain to powerless UMNIK.

Fifth: You know it damn well that those Serbian mobile operators were doing business illegally in Kosova.

Now which one applies to you?. Agree to disagree or disagree to agree?.

Have a nice day:)

“I am horrified by the reaction of EULEX, which is calmly watching the violation of human rights, because EULEX is responsible for the security of the citizens,” Tadić said.
--
Yes Tadić, a lot of the responsibility for this lies on you for allowing EULEX to deploy. This will be a good test for you now. Lets see what happens.

(Daniel, 25 April 2010 12:16)

Daniel, you made me laugh...did you fall asleep 1999 and just woke up?...look back and you will see who EU and USA does support, the answer is: justice, the albanian issue, like it or not.

And with reduced difficulty this will continue, considering much improved position of albanians in Montenegro, macedonia, Independent Kosovo and and Albania in NATO and soon in EU.

Welcome to the modern World.

i don't see how this will go towards improving relations between Serbs and Albanians in the EU administered Kosovo. There must have been a better way of dealing with this situaton may be consultation with the Serbs and Belgrade?

I must commend the Sebs for restraint in other parts of the world paramilitary groups would have been formed to defend there rights.

Albanians have the nerve to critisize Serbia for the Milosevic era. What is happening today in Kosovo is not much better. Cutting of telephonelines, attacking returnees, desecrating cemeteries etc etc. The worst part is that Europe is watching while albnaians are harrassing and pressuring Serbs to leave their homes. If Serbia did this in Presevo there would be an outcry. Serbia and the Serbian people need to stand firm against albanian/US agression on our people and land.

Furthering a partition, one step at a time.

And they will be removed (again).

Serbia should stop meddling in Kosovo/a internal affairs.
EA

Interesting you should say that when you wanted the entire world to meddle in Kosovos affairs not to long ago. Kosovo is still Serbian territory acording to international law and to the majority of the world. As long as that is a fact Serbia will do what it needs to protect Serbian citizens and their property, whether it is in Kosovo, Montenegro or even Albania.

Trying to return the illegal network lines for the Serbian community in Kosovo is a desperate move by a desperate leader.

Nelli_Canada

EULEX was not invited by Pristina. It was invited by Serbia. The illegal gov't in Pristina was not even consulted.

Serbia should stop meddling in Kosovo/a internal affairs. It is a simple as that and also stop misleading public opionion on "human rights" and "comprises". Serbian complanies in Kosovo should be treated like any other foreign companies in Kosovo/a.

> He said that Belgrade would initiate the “broadest possible international action” in order for Serbs in Kosovo to be able to use the services of Serbian mobile phone operators.

Please do Mr Tadic.

Make 'a lot' of noise about these actions - putting them into context with the systematic & ongoing harrassment of serbs & other minorities in Kosovo.

Right before the judges of the ICJ are due to make up their minds regarding the K-albanian Unilateral Declaration of Independence.

Make enough noise & the UDI will fall flat on it's face.

Would be a fitting epitaph for the criminal behaviour of the so-called 'authorities' in pristina.

The last few days the Kosovo Albanians and their Western masters have once again managed to set a new low standard for childish behavior and harassment. Unfortunately they will continue to improve on this meaning that more of this stuff will happen. The good thing is that we will remember and that justice will be served harshly onto those who are responsible (and we wil be patient, but without mercy). I also would like to remind President Boris Tadic that this was predicted when his Western masters helped him into power and that this is the payback he (and unfortunately Serbia) has to pay. There is no such thing as a free lunch and the Serbophobes in the West know what to ask for: more and continuing humiliation of Serbia and the Serbs. The brave and true Serbs in Kosovo will sit out this storm again. President Tadic: for God's sake show some backbone and stop playing the nice guy to please you Western masters. And be honest and determined and if necessary start making life of Albanians in Serbia more difficult if that is what it takes to serve some kind of justice. Let them feel what our Serbian brothers and sisters in Kosovo have to feel because of the Albanians there. And please stop this EU project and throw the EULEX comtract in the stove if EULEX is not doing its share of the agreement. Better, stop making any agreement with the West. They cannot be trusted and in the long run it will bring Serbia absolutely nothing.

We can see the fruits of your campaing Mr. Tadic. You just used c-4 explosives to blow antena of Slovenian owned legal phone operator "IPKO" near Leposavic.

As expected, Belgrade is going to make this an international issue to broadcast the undemocratic character of Pristina, and in order to save face, EULEX and UNMIK will probably make more compromises that pushes the heavy hand of Pristina back further.

To all the non-KosovoUNMIK Albanian diasporas who continue to push this normative notion that Serbian mobile services are somehow illegal, do you have evidence to prove this, or is this another knee-jerk action in line with similar statements when KEK tried to exert its heavy hand? Because at this point, whoever's in charge of Pristina's PR campaign, they're doing an incredibly poor job passing you people off as normal.

Serbia and the Serbian people need to stand firm against albanian/US agression on our people and land.
(Mikael C, 25 April 2010 17:10)

C'mon - there was no aggression at all. Just a lone brave knight, Don Quixote, I mean, Donkey Hoxha confused windmills with communication towers. An honest, innocent mistake.

i'd say the whole paramilitary thing needs some re-thinking.

cheers!

roberto frisco
(roberto, 26 April 2010 05:44)

This is correct - but who is running Pristina?
We know the answer: paramilitary thugs - turned "politicians".

Otherwise if I am you, I would not call everyone here a "colleague" just because they are Kosovo-Albanians. Are you into "them versus us" things?

I must commend the Sebs for restraint in other parts of the world paramilitary groups would have been formed to defend there rights.
(DAVE(uk), 25 April 2010 14:55)

They tried it already. The results are under your eyes.

EULEX was not invited by Pristina. It was invited by Serbia. The illegal gov't in Pristina was not even consulted.
(dingdong, 25 April 2010 16:01)
Don't know if this was suppose to be a joke or what. The plan was always to have Eulex move into Kosovo at least 3 years prior to Independence. Serbia said no and so Russia says no unless Serbia says yes.
In order to reverse course and not humiliate Serbia the 6 point plan was created so that SErbia could say they welcomed Eulex on their terms. Of course 6 point plan was the result of discussions between Serbia and Ban, no one agreed to it Eulex did not adopt it, during UNSC discussions only 5-6 countries mentioned it, and it had no concrete structure other than discussions will take place without mentioning any goals or when or but this allowed Russia to support it with Serbia's blessing--whether this was a mandate from the Kremlin no one will ever know.
But the plans were in place with the Pristina authorities years before Serbia "invited them"

I live in Canada, I have a business registered ,and it is the only way to run a business in Canada, I think Nelli_Canada should agree with me. My business is located in Montreal Quebec if that makes it different.

And they will be removed (again).
(Pejoni, 25 April 2010 14:46)

And hopefully the ones who remove will be shot next time in the butt. Shotgun loaded with salt is an old recipe against hooligans.

Daniel,
It seems to me that all albanian lap dogs have been eradicated by KLA during and after the war. I'm talking about Serb collaborators.
(Mirub Jager, 26 April 2010 02:03)

Thank you for admitting it.
Roberto - please find a good excuse for such "colleagues". Are you sure, the "eradication" of Albanians who were friendly towards Serbs was done in most democratic and peaceful way?

Do Serbian companies operate in other countries ILLEGALLY? This man is insane, we're not gonna allow them to operate unless they:
1) Become Licensed
2) Pay Business Tax(es)

"Donkey Hoxha"? That's absolutely brilliant Ataman.

This issue is not only about politics. Millions of dollars are involved. The ability to conclude private deals on the communication industry etc. But of course it is also a matter of sovereignty.

I was really expecting the Prime Minister to react to this and not Tadic. But of course, the president needs to show he is a tough nationalist and not a political clown (as if one necessarily excludes the other).

Based on the reaction from the Serbian government this is yet another highly illegal act from thugs in Pristina.

Wonder how much money "The Snake" made from selling stolen copper and telecoms equipment at the flea market.

Are you Albanians OK? Kosovo is 'not' a country. Just because a small group of predominantly Western nations say it is doesn't make it fact.

Zoran,

I agree with 99% of your comments on here. The only ones I disagree with are your continual references to "this is Tadic's fault".

I can't see that one. He and his team have an impossible job to do. They have been given a series of ultimatums disguised as diplomacy by the west on issues such as Bosnia, relations with Croatia, Montenegro and Kosovo.

Serbia is a lone voice, with only Russia to back them up when its financially and politically useful for Russia to do so.

Serbia simply cannot do anything but play a 4 pillars policy in its international diplomacy, and stick true its principles. The Kosovo Albanians won the marketing war and got bigger players on their side. You can't beat that with aggression and ill-placed self-righteousness.

But I am hoping we will win by diplomacy and the will of decent people to allow the truth to be known.

Serbia can now proudly say it is the first and ONLY country in the region to stand up and say sorry for something that went out of control. The strong do that. The weak make excuses - which is why you and I attack the pathetic responses of KLA sympathisers when they say things like "it was only kids throwing the rocks" or "the telecommunications infrastructure is illegal".

Soon, Serbia will expose the FACT that every country around them hangs their grievances on petty hatred, and that words such as "Srebrenica, Mladic, Milosevic" etc are just excuses for that petty hatred. You and I know it. I want more people from around the globe to know it mate.

We are both impressed with the words coming from the new Croatian leadership for example, because now that Mesic is gone, they have stopped this pathetic dribble.

Peace and co-operation comes from diplomacy - not from denouncing everyone and flexing your muscles every time something goes wrong.

I want a safe Serbia for all of my relatives there. Unfortunately that means you have to "dance with the devil" at different times....

Pristina is the right address for President Tadic to raise these issues. If he raises this with international community I don't think that those international actors that have any say in Kosovo would like to be contradict with themselves. Does he think that EU after saying to Kosovo authorities strengthen the rule of law, create a fair competition market, market economy and so on, now would say sorry we were wrong with that, please let them compete with others on unfair basis. That would be better for Kosovo because the rule of law, and fair competition EU criteria would be eliminated which would make easier for Kosovo to integrate with EU. As regards to other international players, Tadic you're free to raise this issue with Iran, Venezuela, Libya, North Korea and so on.

Arben,

It does make sense to register a business in Canada. You see Montreal is in the province of Quebec, which is in the country called Canada. A similar tone can be rung here, that is: Serbia is a country and Kosovo is its province.

# I must commend the Sebs for restraint in other parts of the world paramilitary groups would have been formed to defend there rights.
(DAVE(uk), 25 April 2010 14:55)

They tried it already. The results are under your eyes.
(genc, 25 April 2010 17:34)

genc --you took the words right out of my mouth.

really i am not in total agreement w my most of my kosovar colleagues here. it is true i am not aware of the specs here and hesitate to speak out -- but, there have got to be better ways than mere brute force. for numerous reasons not the least of which is that brute force on one side usually leads to similar responses on the other. so they may be "right" to act against unlicensed companies, but responding this way is guaranteed to push the other side into a vehement reaction (read the past 2 day's postings, ad nauseum.) sometimes moderation is, in fact, the best long-term strategy.

but as for the "para" militaries, so called, it's been tried and with pretty evil consequences. for all. but yr arkan has croaked (by other mafiosas), yr seselj is in jail (forever if there is any justice in this world), others are in prison for a few yrs for murdering yr PRIME minister (remember...) -- so all in all, i'd say the whole paramilitary thing needs some re-thinking.

cheers!

roberto frisco

tadic and his gang are really funny.yeah talk to eulex but as you know eulex has nothing to do with this and they cant help you also if they want.eulex and ICO are only watching the independence of kosovo nothing more.albanians make the laws in the 2nd albanian republic of kosovo face it.

(Arben_Quebec, 25 April 2010 21:22)

That's absolutely true when doing business in Canada. BTW few days ago I found out that I have a cousin named Arben who lives in Montreal. Could that possibly be you?.

Daniel,
It seems to me that all albanian lap dogs have been eradicated by KLA during and after the war. I'm talking about Serb collaborators. If only Serbia gets rid off Slobo- hienas than ...

However, can't blame Kosovars for favoring EU/USA concertium over Serbs.

I live in Canada, I have a business registered ,and it is the only way to run a business in Canada, I think Nelli_Canada should agree with me. My business is located in Montreal Quebec if that makes it different.
(Arben_Quebec, 25 April 2010 21:22)
Do You will voted for "independent Quebec" in next referendum??

And they will be removed (again).

“I am horrified by the reaction of EULEX, which is calmly watching the violation of human rights, because EULEX is responsible for the security of the citizens,” Tadić said.


Wait a minute!. I thought that UNMIK was in charge there and not EULEX who were invited by the government in Prishtina.

Second: What does this have to do with security of citizens?.

Third: Is your Serbian telecom operating in Croatia, Bosnia or Macedonia with or without licence?.

Forth: EULEX isn't the government and therefore they can't do anything about it, in fact they support Prishtina's decision so I think that you should complain to powerless UMNIK.

Fifth: You know it damn well that those Serbian mobile operators were doing business illegally in Kosova.

Now which one applies to you?. Agree to disagree or disagree to agree?.

Have a nice day:)

Serbia should stop meddling in Kosovo/a internal affairs. It is a simple as that and also stop misleading public opionion on "human rights" and "comprises". Serbian complanies in Kosovo should be treated like any other foreign companies in Kosovo/a.

Nelli_Canada

EULEX was not invited by Pristina. It was invited by Serbia. The illegal gov't in Pristina was not even consulted.

Trying to return the illegal network lines for the Serbian community in Kosovo is a desperate move by a desperate leader.

We can see the fruits of your campaing Mr. Tadic. You just used c-4 explosives to blow antena of Slovenian owned legal phone operator "IPKO" near Leposavic.

It's important to stand up to EULEX and the EU to show them you have teeth. Interestingly, the more Serbia refuses to capitulate to all their demands, the more they tend to give in. The EU and the US desperately need Serbia to be a part of their system and seem to bend over backwards to court Serbia's favor. Either that or they can be like Albanians who seem to bow down to the US and EU as if the two were gods, not ordinary people. Who is likely to be respected more in the long term, the tough but fair people (Serbs) or the lap dogs (Albanians)? I'll pick the Serbs.

(Daniel, 25 April 2010 12:16)

Daniel, you made me laugh...did you fall asleep 1999 and just woke up?...look back and you will see who EU and USA does support, the answer is: justice, the albanian issue, like it or not.

And with reduced difficulty this will continue, considering much improved position of albanians in Montenegro, macedonia, Independent Kosovo and and Albania in NATO and soon in EU.

Welcome to the modern World.

Cutting the mobile network lines for the Serbian community in Kosovo is a desperate move by a desperate people.

“I am horrified by the reaction of EULEX, which is calmly watching the violation of human rights, because EULEX is responsible for the security of the citizens,” Tadić said.
--
Yes Tadić, a lot of the responsibility for this lies on you for allowing EULEX to deploy. This will be a good test for you now. Lets see what happens.

Furthering a partition, one step at a time.

Do Serbian companies operate in other countries ILLEGALLY? This man is insane, we're not gonna allow them to operate unless they:
1) Become Licensed
2) Pay Business Tax(es)

Serbia and the Serbian people need to stand firm against albanian/US agression on our people and land.
(Mikael C, 25 April 2010 17:10)

C'mon - there was no aggression at all. Just a lone brave knight, Don Quixote, I mean, Donkey Hoxha confused windmills with communication towers. An honest, innocent mistake.

i don't see how this will go towards improving relations between Serbs and Albanians in the EU administered Kosovo. There must have been a better way of dealing with this situaton may be consultation with the Serbs and Belgrade?

I must commend the Sebs for restraint in other parts of the world paramilitary groups would have been formed to defend there rights.

I must commend the Sebs for restraint in other parts of the world paramilitary groups would have been formed to defend there rights.
(DAVE(uk), 25 April 2010 14:55)

They tried it already. The results are under your eyes.

I live in Canada, I have a business registered ,and it is the only way to run a business in Canada, I think Nelli_Canada should agree with me. My business is located in Montreal Quebec if that makes it different.

> He said that Belgrade would initiate the “broadest possible international action” in order for Serbs in Kosovo to be able to use the services of Serbian mobile phone operators.

Please do Mr Tadic.

Make 'a lot' of noise about these actions - putting them into context with the systematic & ongoing harrassment of serbs & other minorities in Kosovo.

Right before the judges of the ICJ are due to make up their minds regarding the K-albanian Unilateral Declaration of Independence.

Make enough noise & the UDI will fall flat on it's face.

Would be a fitting epitaph for the criminal behaviour of the so-called 'authorities' in pristina.

Serbia should stop meddling in Kosovo/a internal affairs.
EA

Interesting you should say that when you wanted the entire world to meddle in Kosovos affairs not to long ago. Kosovo is still Serbian territory acording to international law and to the majority of the world. As long as that is a fact Serbia will do what it needs to protect Serbian citizens and their property, whether it is in Kosovo, Montenegro or even Albania.

# I must commend the Sebs for restraint in other parts of the world paramilitary groups would have been formed to defend there rights.
(DAVE(uk), 25 April 2010 14:55)

They tried it already. The results are under your eyes.
(genc, 25 April 2010 17:34)

genc --you took the words right out of my mouth.

really i am not in total agreement w my most of my kosovar colleagues here. it is true i am not aware of the specs here and hesitate to speak out -- but, there have got to be better ways than mere brute force. for numerous reasons not the least of which is that brute force on one side usually leads to similar responses on the other. so they may be "right" to act against unlicensed companies, but responding this way is guaranteed to push the other side into a vehement reaction (read the past 2 day's postings, ad nauseum.) sometimes moderation is, in fact, the best long-term strategy.

but as for the "para" militaries, so called, it's been tried and with pretty evil consequences. for all. but yr arkan has croaked (by other mafiosas), yr seselj is in jail (forever if there is any justice in this world), others are in prison for a few yrs for murdering yr PRIME minister (remember...) -- so all in all, i'd say the whole paramilitary thing needs some re-thinking.

cheers!

roberto frisco

Albanians have the nerve to critisize Serbia for the Milosevic era. What is happening today in Kosovo is not much better. Cutting of telephonelines, attacking returnees, desecrating cemeteries etc etc. The worst part is that Europe is watching while albnaians are harrassing and pressuring Serbs to leave their homes. If Serbia did this in Presevo there would be an outcry. Serbia and the Serbian people need to stand firm against albanian/US agression on our people and land.

EULEX was not invited by Pristina. It was invited by Serbia. The illegal gov't in Pristina was not even consulted.
(dingdong, 25 April 2010 16:01)
Don't know if this was suppose to be a joke or what. The plan was always to have Eulex move into Kosovo at least 3 years prior to Independence. Serbia said no and so Russia says no unless Serbia says yes.
In order to reverse course and not humiliate Serbia the 6 point plan was created so that SErbia could say they welcomed Eulex on their terms. Of course 6 point plan was the result of discussions between Serbia and Ban, no one agreed to it Eulex did not adopt it, during UNSC discussions only 5-6 countries mentioned it, and it had no concrete structure other than discussions will take place without mentioning any goals or when or but this allowed Russia to support it with Serbia's blessing--whether this was a mandate from the Kremlin no one will ever know.
But the plans were in place with the Pristina authorities years before Serbia "invited them"

Daniel,
It seems to me that all albanian lap dogs have been eradicated by KLA during and after the war. I'm talking about Serb collaborators. If only Serbia gets rid off Slobo- hienas than ...

However, can't blame Kosovars for favoring EU/USA concertium over Serbs.

As expected, Belgrade is going to make this an international issue to broadcast the undemocratic character of Pristina, and in order to save face, EULEX and UNMIK will probably make more compromises that pushes the heavy hand of Pristina back further.

To all the non-KosovoUNMIK Albanian diasporas who continue to push this normative notion that Serbian mobile services are somehow illegal, do you have evidence to prove this, or is this another knee-jerk action in line with similar statements when KEK tried to exert its heavy hand? Because at this point, whoever's in charge of Pristina's PR campaign, they're doing an incredibly poor job passing you people off as normal.

The last few days the Kosovo Albanians and their Western masters have once again managed to set a new low standard for childish behavior and harassment. Unfortunately they will continue to improve on this meaning that more of this stuff will happen. The good thing is that we will remember and that justice will be served harshly onto those who are responsible (and we wil be patient, but without mercy). I also would like to remind President Boris Tadic that this was predicted when his Western masters helped him into power and that this is the payback he (and unfortunately Serbia) has to pay. There is no such thing as a free lunch and the Serbophobes in the West know what to ask for: more and continuing humiliation of Serbia and the Serbs. The brave and true Serbs in Kosovo will sit out this storm again. President Tadic: for God's sake show some backbone and stop playing the nice guy to please you Western masters. And be honest and determined and if necessary start making life of Albanians in Serbia more difficult if that is what it takes to serve some kind of justice. Let them feel what our Serbian brothers and sisters in Kosovo have to feel because of the Albanians there. And please stop this EU project and throw the EULEX comtract in the stove if EULEX is not doing its share of the agreement. Better, stop making any agreement with the West. They cannot be trusted and in the long run it will bring Serbia absolutely nothing.

tadic and his gang are really funny.yeah talk to eulex but as you know eulex has nothing to do with this and they cant help you also if they want.eulex and ICO are only watching the independence of kosovo nothing more.albanians make the laws in the 2nd albanian republic of kosovo face it.

Based on the reaction from the Serbian government this is yet another highly illegal act from thugs in Pristina.

Wonder how much money "The Snake" made from selling stolen copper and telecoms equipment at the flea market.

Pristina is the right address for President Tadic to raise these issues. If he raises this with international community I don't think that those international actors that have any say in Kosovo would like to be contradict with themselves. Does he think that EU after saying to Kosovo authorities strengthen the rule of law, create a fair competition market, market economy and so on, now would say sorry we were wrong with that, please let them compete with others on unfair basis. That would be better for Kosovo because the rule of law, and fair competition EU criteria would be eliminated which would make easier for Kosovo to integrate with EU. As regards to other international players, Tadic you're free to raise this issue with Iran, Venezuela, Libya, North Korea and so on.

"Donkey Hoxha"? That's absolutely brilliant Ataman.

(Arben_Quebec, 25 April 2010 21:22)

That's absolutely true when doing business in Canada. BTW few days ago I found out that I have a cousin named Arben who lives in Montreal. Could that possibly be you?.

This issue is not only about politics. Millions of dollars are involved. The ability to conclude private deals on the communication industry etc. But of course it is also a matter of sovereignty.

I was really expecting the Prime Minister to react to this and not Tadic. But of course, the president needs to show he is a tough nationalist and not a political clown (as if one necessarily excludes the other).

Are you Albanians OK? Kosovo is 'not' a country. Just because a small group of predominantly Western nations say it is doesn't make it fact.

i'd say the whole paramilitary thing needs some re-thinking.

cheers!

roberto frisco
(roberto, 26 April 2010 05:44)

This is correct - but who is running Pristina?
We know the answer: paramilitary thugs - turned "politicians".

Otherwise if I am you, I would not call everyone here a "colleague" just because they are Kosovo-Albanians. Are you into "them versus us" things?

And they will be removed (again).
(Pejoni, 25 April 2010 14:46)

And hopefully the ones who remove will be shot next time in the butt. Shotgun loaded with salt is an old recipe against hooligans.

Arben,

It does make sense to register a business in Canada. You see Montreal is in the province of Quebec, which is in the country called Canada. A similar tone can be rung here, that is: Serbia is a country and Kosovo is its province.

Zoran,

I agree with 99% of your comments on here. The only ones I disagree with are your continual references to "this is Tadic's fault".

I can't see that one. He and his team have an impossible job to do. They have been given a series of ultimatums disguised as diplomacy by the west on issues such as Bosnia, relations with Croatia, Montenegro and Kosovo.

Serbia is a lone voice, with only Russia to back them up when its financially and politically useful for Russia to do so.

Serbia simply cannot do anything but play a 4 pillars policy in its international diplomacy, and stick true its principles. The Kosovo Albanians won the marketing war and got bigger players on their side. You can't beat that with aggression and ill-placed self-righteousness.

But I am hoping we will win by diplomacy and the will of decent people to allow the truth to be known.

Serbia can now proudly say it is the first and ONLY country in the region to stand up and say sorry for something that went out of control. The strong do that. The weak make excuses - which is why you and I attack the pathetic responses of KLA sympathisers when they say things like "it was only kids throwing the rocks" or "the telecommunications infrastructure is illegal".

Soon, Serbia will expose the FACT that every country around them hangs their grievances on petty hatred, and that words such as "Srebrenica, Mladic, Milosevic" etc are just excuses for that petty hatred. You and I know it. I want more people from around the globe to know it mate.

We are both impressed with the words coming from the new Croatian leadership for example, because now that Mesic is gone, they have stopped this pathetic dribble.

Peace and co-operation comes from diplomacy - not from denouncing everyone and flexing your muscles every time something goes wrong.

I want a safe Serbia for all of my relatives there. Unfortunately that means you have to "dance with the devil" at different times....

Daniel,
It seems to me that all albanian lap dogs have been eradicated by KLA during and after the war. I'm talking about Serb collaborators.
(Mirub Jager, 26 April 2010 02:03)

Thank you for admitting it.
Roberto - please find a good excuse for such "colleagues". Are you sure, the "eradication" of Albanians who were friendly towards Serbs was done in most democratic and peaceful way?

I live in Canada, I have a business registered ,and it is the only way to run a business in Canada, I think Nelli_Canada should agree with me. My business is located in Montreal Quebec if that makes it different.
(Arben_Quebec, 25 April 2010 21:22)
Do You will voted for "independent Quebec" in next referendum??