Regional summit held without Belgrade

The article title should read "Quasi-Albanian summit held without Belgrade". It's not a regional summit given that Greece, Croatia or Bosnia were not present. What a joke. I wonder what the agenda was....how to peddle even more drugs and prostitutes into Europe.

Regional summit held without Belgrade


The headline itsefl speak alot of volume. Who cares for Belgrade?

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!
(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)

Exactly, you have just made a good point. Provinces don't have Presidents and thus Kosovo can't be a province.

Albanians will never travel freely accross Europe since they missbehave everywhere they go.

Free travel zone! Who the heck wants to travel to Albania...by their own will???

These four " balkan superpowers" are the outcasts. Like in school you have the popular people and then you have these.

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!

"Regional summit held without Belgrade"

-- And Zagreb. And Sarajevo. And Sofia. And Ljubljana.

I hope Thaci's little pool party was fun. Will the photos be uploaded to Facebook?

This 4 muppets acting big is just laughable. I know what the Albanian plan is for such a meeting but what are the poor Macedonians and Montenegrens think is beyond me. Truly "carry on situation".

good point:freedom of mouvement and increase of economic exchanges between these 4 countrie will be profitable to all of us,Forget serbia!

An excellent initiative. Why are all these commenters taking aim at something positive like this, even a sensible poster like Mike. The aim is not so much to exclude serbia, but at present Serbia chooses to exclude itself. Perhaps one can understand that given its refusal to recognise Kosovo, but then why doesn't Serbia go and make its own initiative with Croatia and Bosnia and Bulgaria or whoever instead of complaining.

Four small states have done what the bigger states haven't done for a couple of decades. Top marks. Indeed, forward to a loose confederation - which would have been a saving formula for Yugoslavia itself if Milosevic, the Serbian regime and the western powers had not rejected it in 1991-92 when it was being proposed to Sloveia and Croatia, and a compromise version was proposed by Bosnia and Macedonia.

To all the Mikes and c and what not.

Kosovo Regional!!! Get a life. Kosovos borders do not touch Bulgaria or Greece let alone Croatia.

And why all this jelousy?
Or you think swimming in the Danube is a luxury? lol

Unlike the historic meeting in Slovenia where the regional leaders played tennis, these little willies got together for a historic game of pin the tail on a donkey.

LOL! The summit of the century. When the European powerhouses get together to shape the future of the region. I can see it now!

Really though, KosovoUSA.. who cares about Belgrade? Your kidding yourself if Belgrade & Zagreb are not the 2 biggest fishes in the Balkan pond. This is just a meeting of a bunch of narco drug dealers who have in the past tried to break free of Belgrades grasp so they can continue with their criminal ways.

Djukanovic of Montenegro managed to do it. Thaci tried, is trying, will try again in the future.

Remember enemies, Serbs are still the biggest ethnic group in the region.. and it took the strongest alliance in the world to keep us from taking............ everything.

"And why all this jelousy?
Or you think swimming in the Danube is a luxury? lol"
(toke)

-- I wouldn't mind swimming in (parts of) the Danube, though I see little reason to be jealous. Perhaps you didn't read the article? The conference seemed to have focused on the topic of regional movement; something the rest of Serbia currently has and Albania and Kosovo-UNMIK do not. If this was the main focus of the meeting, Belgrade's presence wasn't needed.

Belgrade was yesterday, today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!
(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)
Your misinformation still reigns high Ron. You should read some of the documents you often try to quote.
The govt of Kosovo is legitimate according to UNSC, it was established through UNMIK sponsored elections and the positions are those laid out in the Rambouillet accords.
It is the declaring of independence that has not yet been universally accepted, maybe you should fine tune your rhetoric in the future.

Yes, a very very regional summit. How is this region called? South-Eastern Sub-Balkan?

Belgrade was yesterday, today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.
(Pejoni, 27 June 2010 22:43)

Hey mate; there aren’t 300 companies in the entire Slovenia. You have to be joking; Pristina the economic centre for the Balkans – you have been living too long in the US.

today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.
(Pejoni, 27 June 2010 22:43)

Yep, how many are pop & mom shops, owned by Albanian expats and how many Apples - Nokias - Microsofts are there?

Just an innocent question because in order to repair a Mac in Pristina you have to send it to Belgrade or Zagreb, not even Skopje or Tirana.

And how about Fujitsu, HP? Who is your WDC or Seagate distributor in the area?

Who cares for Belgrade?
(Kosova-USA, 27 June 2010 13:19)

You - because you posted that one.

President of Kosovo, Sejdiu, is really trying to push a Schenengen style agreement in the region. Truly a great idea, we need to work together to curb the regional crime.

GO KOSOVO GO!!

Exactly, you have just made a good point. Provinces don't have Presidents and thus Kosovo can't be a province.
(Ian, UK, 27 June 2010 21:18)

Than what it is? A country? BTW: ever been there? Because even at the moment you cross that... so-called "border" you see, it's not a country. And if you cross into that sorry place from the north, than you just scratch your head.

As one ethnic Albanian resident of Prizren told me:

- "Our country is the most democratic place on Earth!"
- (me with puzzled look and somewhat unsure facial expression)
- "Yes, yes, it is. It's so democratic, we don't even know who rules it".

That tells all, I think. As in soccer Germans say: "Volltreff".

Belgrade was yesterday, today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.
(Pejoni, 27 June 2010 22:43)
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Slovenia has 300 companies in Kosovo?

A lot of talk about nothing.

Free movement depends on Brussels. End of.

If, for example Montenegro gets on the white list but Albania/Kosovo don't, then Montenegro cannot have free movement for Albania/Kosovo as it would contravene the white schengen rules and and they would risk their place on it.

Another pointless PR exercise.

Rather than the headline being of investment, improving transport links, interconnectivity they go with all this huff about 'free movement'.

This meeting is the equivalent of a Yorkshire pudding, puffy on the outside, empty on the inside: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Yorkshire_pudding

Dim Tuc said:

"Serbia chooses to exclude itself. Perhaps one can understand that given its refusal to recognise Kosovo, but then why doesn't Serbia go and make its own initiative with Croatia and Bosnia and Bulgaria or whoever instead of complaining."
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They don't have to. They already have everything they need.
Only thing missing is EU membership but that is no so important when you have everything else.

Who cares for Belgrade?
(Kosova-USA, 27 June 2010 13:19)

You - because you posted that one.
(Ataman, 28 June 2010 00:28)

I didn't post anything. I read the headline , which was posted by b92 and made a coment. I thank b92 for posting my coment. A man holding 2-3 citizenships should not worry to much about Belgrade and Prishtina,since your niether Serbian or Albanian. At least I was born in Kosova/o and grew up in states.

One more link for Roberto to look at -regarding that "colony" (where you got that scientifically 100% incorrect thing? Koha Ditore?)

This painting is being shown to EVERY Hungarian pupil in history class:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Serbmigra.jpg

That painting shows exodus of Serbs from Kosovo to Hungary as the Turks and Albanians chased them out.

This is the original source:

http://www.tankonyvtar.hu/historia-1992-04/historia-1992-04-081013

Or do you think, towns of Ráckeve and Szentendre were founded by Ratko Mladic?

Given that Hungarians aren't close allies of Serbs - this information should be regarded as 100% impartial.

Slovenia has 300 companies in Kosovo?
(Peggy, 28 June 2010 04:24)

Not exactly, but they are currently successfully doing business in Kosovo.

http://emg.rs/en/news/serbia/124853.html

Then why did you mention 300 then? Trying to inflate?
(Peggy, 28 June 2010 15:39)

You didnt bother using the link did you? I stated clearly, 300 Slovenian companies cant be wrong.

Slovenia has 300 companies in Kosovo?
(Peggy, 28 June 2010 04:24)

Not exactly, but they are currently successfully doing business in Kosovo.

[link]
(Pejoni, 28 June 2010 12:24)
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Then why did you mention 300 then? Trying to inflate?

Quite a summit: Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia and Kosovo. Together these countries barely even match the GDP of Croatia alone, or Serbia alone, or Bulgaria alone. So what kind of a regional summit was it?

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!
(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)

Ron
It is by all means your privilege on choosing to ignore things. However please try to understand that your choice to ignore does not make them neglectable for everybody else. This is just like seeing nothing with your eyes closed and thinking that everybody else around you sees nothing just like you.
For your information dear friend: Kosovo as province had its president from 1974 until 1989 when Milosevic eliminated Kosovo's autonomy.
Kosovo is independent country for 69 countries of the world and of course has its president.

One more link for Roberto to look at -regarding that "colony" (where you got that scientifically 100% incorrect thing? Koha Ditore?)
(Ataman, 28 June 2010 01:08)

Ouch, somehow someone misplaced this. The proper place is here:

http://www.b92.net/eng/news/comments.php?nav_id=68067

No idea, what happened.

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)

Since 1999 when became free and later independent!

You didnt bother using the link did you? I stated clearly, 300 Slovenian companies cant be wrong.
(Pejoni, 28 June 2010 18:09)
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Actually I did look at the article. Unbeliveable isn't it?
Do you usually fall for something as obvious as this or it's just convenient to use an unsubstantiated piece of garbage in order to inflate?

The article title should read "Quasi-Albanian summit held without Belgrade". It's not a regional summit given that Greece, Croatia or Bosnia were not present. What a joke. I wonder what the agenda was....how to peddle even more drugs and prostitutes into Europe.

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!

This 4 muppets acting big is just laughable. I know what the Albanian plan is for such a meeting but what are the poor Macedonians and Montenegrens think is beyond me. Truly "carry on situation".

Regional summit held without Belgrade


The headline itsefl speak alot of volume. Who cares for Belgrade?

Albanians will never travel freely accross Europe since they missbehave everywhere they go.

Free travel zone! Who the heck wants to travel to Albania...by their own will???

These four " balkan superpowers" are the outcasts. Like in school you have the popular people and then you have these.

good point:freedom of mouvement and increase of economic exchanges between these 4 countrie will be profitable to all of us,Forget serbia!

"Regional summit held without Belgrade"

-- And Zagreb. And Sarajevo. And Sofia. And Ljubljana.

I hope Thaci's little pool party was fun. Will the photos be uploaded to Facebook?

To all the Mikes and c and what not.

Kosovo Regional!!! Get a life. Kosovos borders do not touch Bulgaria or Greece let alone Croatia.

And why all this jelousy?
Or you think swimming in the Danube is a luxury? lol

An excellent initiative. Why are all these commenters taking aim at something positive like this, even a sensible poster like Mike. The aim is not so much to exclude serbia, but at present Serbia chooses to exclude itself. Perhaps one can understand that given its refusal to recognise Kosovo, but then why doesn't Serbia go and make its own initiative with Croatia and Bosnia and Bulgaria or whoever instead of complaining.

Four small states have done what the bigger states haven't done for a couple of decades. Top marks. Indeed, forward to a loose confederation - which would have been a saving formula for Yugoslavia itself if Milosevic, the Serbian regime and the western powers had not rejected it in 1991-92 when it was being proposed to Sloveia and Croatia, and a compromise version was proposed by Bosnia and Macedonia.

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!
(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)

Exactly, you have just made a good point. Provinces don't have Presidents and thus Kosovo can't be a province.

LOL! The summit of the century. When the European powerhouses get together to shape the future of the region. I can see it now!

Really though, KosovoUSA.. who cares about Belgrade? Your kidding yourself if Belgrade & Zagreb are not the 2 biggest fishes in the Balkan pond. This is just a meeting of a bunch of narco drug dealers who have in the past tried to break free of Belgrades grasp so they can continue with their criminal ways.

Djukanovic of Montenegro managed to do it. Thaci tried, is trying, will try again in the future.

Remember enemies, Serbs are still the biggest ethnic group in the region.. and it took the strongest alliance in the world to keep us from taking............ everything.

"And why all this jelousy?
Or you think swimming in the Danube is a luxury? lol"
(toke)

-- I wouldn't mind swimming in (parts of) the Danube, though I see little reason to be jealous. Perhaps you didn't read the article? The conference seemed to have focused on the topic of regional movement; something the rest of Serbia currently has and Albania and Kosovo-UNMIK do not. If this was the main focus of the meeting, Belgrade's presence wasn't needed.

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!
(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)
Your misinformation still reigns high Ron. You should read some of the documents you often try to quote.
The govt of Kosovo is legitimate according to UNSC, it was established through UNMIK sponsored elections and the positions are those laid out in the Rambouillet accords.
It is the declaring of independence that has not yet been universally accepted, maybe you should fine tune your rhetoric in the future.

Belgrade was yesterday, today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.

Unlike the historic meeting in Slovenia where the regional leaders played tennis, these little willies got together for a historic game of pin the tail on a donkey.

Yes, a very very regional summit. How is this region called? South-Eastern Sub-Balkan?

Exactly, you have just made a good point. Provinces don't have Presidents and thus Kosovo can't be a province.
(Ian, UK, 27 June 2010 21:18)

Than what it is? A country? BTW: ever been there? Because even at the moment you cross that... so-called "border" you see, it's not a country. And if you cross into that sorry place from the north, than you just scratch your head.

As one ethnic Albanian resident of Prizren told me:

- "Our country is the most democratic place on Earth!"
- (me with puzzled look and somewhat unsure facial expression)
- "Yes, yes, it is. It's so democratic, we don't even know who rules it".

That tells all, I think. As in soccer Germans say: "Volltreff".

A lot of talk about nothing.

Free movement depends on Brussels. End of.

If, for example Montenegro gets on the white list but Albania/Kosovo don't, then Montenegro cannot have free movement for Albania/Kosovo as it would contravene the white schengen rules and and they would risk their place on it.

Another pointless PR exercise.

Rather than the headline being of investment, improving transport links, interconnectivity they go with all this huff about 'free movement'.

This meeting is the equivalent of a Yorkshire pudding, puffy on the outside, empty on the inside: https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Yorkshire_pudding

President of Kosovo, Sejdiu, is really trying to push a Schenengen style agreement in the region. Truly a great idea, we need to work together to curb the regional crime.

GO KOSOVO GO!!

Who cares for Belgrade?
(Kosova-USA, 27 June 2010 13:19)

You - because you posted that one.

today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.
(Pejoni, 27 June 2010 22:43)

Yep, how many are pop & mom shops, owned by Albanian expats and how many Apples - Nokias - Microsofts are there?

Just an innocent question because in order to repair a Mac in Pristina you have to send it to Belgrade or Zagreb, not even Skopje or Tirana.

And how about Fujitsu, HP? Who is your WDC or Seagate distributor in the area?

One more link for Roberto to look at -regarding that "colony" (where you got that scientifically 100% incorrect thing? Koha Ditore?)

This painting is being shown to EVERY Hungarian pupil in history class:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Serbmigra.jpg

That painting shows exodus of Serbs from Kosovo to Hungary as the Turks and Albanians chased them out.

This is the original source:

http://www.tankonyvtar.hu/historia-1992-04/historia-1992-04-081013

Or do you think, towns of Ráckeve and Szentendre were founded by Ratko Mladic?

Given that Hungarians aren't close allies of Serbs - this information should be regarded as 100% impartial.

Who cares for Belgrade?
(Kosova-USA, 27 June 2010 13:19)

You - because you posted that one.
(Ataman, 28 June 2010 00:28)

I didn't post anything. I read the headline , which was posted by b92 and made a coment. I thank b92 for posting my coment. A man holding 2-3 citizenships should not worry to much about Belgrade and Prishtina,since your niether Serbian or Albanian. At least I was born in Kosova/o and grew up in states.

Belgrade was yesterday, today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.
(Pejoni, 27 June 2010 22:43)

Hey mate; there aren’t 300 companies in the entire Slovenia. You have to be joking; Pristina the economic centre for the Balkans – you have been living too long in the US.

Dim Tuc said:

"Serbia chooses to exclude itself. Perhaps one can understand that given its refusal to recognise Kosovo, but then why doesn't Serbia go and make its own initiative with Croatia and Bosnia and Bulgaria or whoever instead of complaining."
=====================

They don't have to. They already have everything they need.
Only thing missing is EU membership but that is no so important when you have everything else.

Slovenia has 300 companies in Kosovo?
(Peggy, 28 June 2010 04:24)

Not exactly, but they are currently successfully doing business in Kosovo.

http://emg.rs/en/news/serbia/124853.html

Slovenia has 300 companies in Kosovo?
(Peggy, 28 June 2010 04:24)

Not exactly, but they are currently successfully doing business in Kosovo.

[link]
(Pejoni, 28 June 2010 12:24)
==================

Then why did you mention 300 then? Trying to inflate?

Belgrade was yesterday, today its Prishtina. 300 Slovenian companies can't be wrong.
(Pejoni, 27 June 2010 22:43)
=====================

Slovenia has 300 companies in Kosovo?

Then why did you mention 300 then? Trying to inflate?
(Peggy, 28 June 2010 15:39)

You didnt bother using the link did you? I stated clearly, 300 Slovenian companies cant be wrong.

You didnt bother using the link did you? I stated clearly, 300 Slovenian companies cant be wrong.
(Pejoni, 28 June 2010 18:09)
=====================

Actually I did look at the article. Unbeliveable isn't it?
Do you usually fall for something as obvious as this or it's just convenient to use an unsubstantiated piece of garbage in order to inflate?

One more link for Roberto to look at -regarding that "colony" (where you got that scientifically 100% incorrect thing? Koha Ditore?)
(Ataman, 28 June 2010 01:08)

Ouch, somehow someone misplaced this. The proper place is here:

http://www.b92.net/eng/news/comments.php?nav_id=68067

No idea, what happened.

Quite a summit: Montenegro, Albania, Macedonia and Kosovo. Together these countries barely even match the GDP of Croatia alone, or Serbia alone, or Bulgaria alone. So what kind of a regional summit was it?

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

Stop the nonsense please!
(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)

Ron
It is by all means your privilege on choosing to ignore things. However please try to understand that your choice to ignore does not make them neglectable for everybody else. This is just like seeing nothing with your eyes closed and thinking that everybody else around you sees nothing just like you.
For your information dear friend: Kosovo as province had its president from 1974 until 1989 when Milosevic eliminated Kosovo's autonomy.
Kosovo is independent country for 69 countries of the world and of course has its president.

And still I must laugh: Kosovo, president. Since when does a province have a president?

(Ron, 27 June 2010 15:15)

Since 1999 when became free and later independent!