International officials condemn Kosovo blast

Ever since the current government has been in power in Serbia, Serb efforts to bring Albanians to the negotiating table have been non-violent and using legal means. I'm beginning to question these efforts. If Serbs just sent their police back into Kosovo, none of this would happen. I think they should reconsider their current strategy and put a little more muscle behind their words. After all, the Albanians were easy to defeat before and will be easy to defeat again. This time, the West would not attack because they'd face a strong Russian response. Russia's current president and prim minister are not drunken fat guys like the former idiot.

Daniel "The Albanians were easy to defeat before"? so after you serbia is the winner? "and will be easy to defeat again", if is so easy to defeat Albanian's you should try...

Bring Serb troops back in Pristina and all of Kosovo . If EULEX / KFOR is impotent to stop this act of violence then let the Serbian troops do the job.

People commenting that Serbia should send in armed forces to make peace understand that sending in armed forces will spark a war, that is what they want and that is why KFOR wont allow it.

"British Minister for Europe David Lidington said that there is no room for efforts to achieve political goals in Kosovo through violence." A pity Mr Lidington wasn't around in the early 90s since it was expressly through carefully orchestrated violence that "political goals" were achieved.

"The Albanians were easy to defeat before"?
Jarina

Actually they were no match for Serbian MUP! You are taking credit for something NATO did. UCK were hiding in the hills and shooting from a distance. They were kidnapping and killing civilians. When the 3 km "security" zone around Kosovo was returned to Serbia it took a couple of hours to clear it from the UCK even though the albanians said they would defend it to the end. Well, the end came with no resistance from albanians.

Bring Serb troops back in Pristina and all of Kosovo . If EULEX / KFOR is impotent to stop this act of violence then let the Serbian troops do the job.
(PRO-SERBIA, 3 July 2010 15:09)

Yes, and we had a chance to see how they have done it before.

When USA or EU countries have bomb attacks it is called Terorism, but in Serbia case it is called violence??? Why is that?

Condemn, but not arrest. This incident is a perfect reason why Serbia should not waste time trying to get into the eu.

This is where it happened B92 http://www.gazetaexpress.com/web/images/article_photo/cache/448641cf82c095ee117af22cae24c095-490x320.jpg

That small road was full of Serb protesters, notice the high walls around it and draw your conclusions

All these western politiciens are talking with both side of their mouth. They are those who created conditions for these attacks, and now "they are sorry". Mr Feit been encouriging them to be violent all along by allowing so called Pristina "government" to force serbs in north to turn back on their natural country, which is Serbia.

I agree it should be labelled an act of terroism, however, the likely terrorists are the ones who were carry the IED to the newly opened office which was most probably the intended target.
It appears that instead of downsizing KFOR, there needs to be a more heavily concentration in the north to help eradicate future terrorist activities.
Maybe the international community will wake up and decide either partition or international support for the reintegration, they cannot sit on their hands on this issue.
(peace, 3 July 2010 23:01)

Please do not use terminology you are not familiar with when making unfounded claims. IEDs are NOT grenades. Go do some research before posting something that paints you as ill-informed. The rest of your post is not even worthy of comment.

When USA or EU countries have bomb attacks it is called Terorism, but in Serbia case it is called violence??? Why is that?
(Alex, 3 July 2010 21:33)
I agree it should be labelled an act of terroism, however, the likely terrorists are the ones who were carry the IED to the newly opened office which was most probably the intended target.
It appears that instead of downsizing KFOR, there needs to be a more heavily concentration in the north to help eradicate future terrorist activities.
Maybe the international community will wake up and decide either partition or international support for the reintegration, they cannot sit on their hands on this issue.

Bring Serb troops back in Pristina and all of Kosovo . If EULEX / KFOR is impotent to stop this act of violence then let the Serbian troops do the job.
(PRO-SERBIA, 3 July 2010 15:09)

Whilst I understand your frustration at the inept way in which Serbs in Kosovo appear to be protected (also understanding that it is a travesty thet Serbs in their own country should even require protection!), I feel very strongly that the peaceful approach that the Serbian government has adopted to this incredibly volatile issue is to be commended wholeheartedly and it should be supported totally. Those who try to derail this peaceful and highly principled approach by means of violent cowardice should be hunted down and punished in the sternest way allowed by law. They are faceless thugs who have no interest in making a reasoned statement about the real issues. I sincerely hope and completely expect that the peaceful stance of Serbia will be maintained and that it is that stance that will eventually bear fruit.

Bring Serb troops back in Pristina and all of Kosovo . If EULEX / KFOR is impotent to stop this act of violence then let the Serbian troops do the job.

Ever since the current government has been in power in Serbia, Serb efforts to bring Albanians to the negotiating table have been non-violent and using legal means. I'm beginning to question these efforts. If Serbs just sent their police back into Kosovo, none of this would happen. I think they should reconsider their current strategy and put a little more muscle behind their words. After all, the Albanians were easy to defeat before and will be easy to defeat again. This time, the West would not attack because they'd face a strong Russian response. Russia's current president and prim minister are not drunken fat guys like the former idiot.

Daniel "The Albanians were easy to defeat before"? so after you serbia is the winner? "and will be easy to defeat again", if is so easy to defeat Albanian's you should try...

People commenting that Serbia should send in armed forces to make peace understand that sending in armed forces will spark a war, that is what they want and that is why KFOR wont allow it.

Bring Serb troops back in Pristina and all of Kosovo . If EULEX / KFOR is impotent to stop this act of violence then let the Serbian troops do the job.
(PRO-SERBIA, 3 July 2010 15:09)

Yes, and we had a chance to see how they have done it before.

"The Albanians were easy to defeat before"?
Jarina

Actually they were no match for Serbian MUP! You are taking credit for something NATO did. UCK were hiding in the hills and shooting from a distance. They were kidnapping and killing civilians. When the 3 km "security" zone around Kosovo was returned to Serbia it took a couple of hours to clear it from the UCK even though the albanians said they would defend it to the end. Well, the end came with no resistance from albanians.

When USA or EU countries have bomb attacks it is called Terorism, but in Serbia case it is called violence??? Why is that?
(Alex, 3 July 2010 21:33)
I agree it should be labelled an act of terroism, however, the likely terrorists are the ones who were carry the IED to the newly opened office which was most probably the intended target.
It appears that instead of downsizing KFOR, there needs to be a more heavily concentration in the north to help eradicate future terrorist activities.
Maybe the international community will wake up and decide either partition or international support for the reintegration, they cannot sit on their hands on this issue.

This is where it happened B92 http://www.gazetaexpress.com/web/images/article_photo/cache/448641cf82c095ee117af22cae24c095-490x320.jpg

That small road was full of Serb protesters, notice the high walls around it and draw your conclusions

When USA or EU countries have bomb attacks it is called Terorism, but in Serbia case it is called violence??? Why is that?

All these western politiciens are talking with both side of their mouth. They are those who created conditions for these attacks, and now "they are sorry". Mr Feit been encouriging them to be violent all along by allowing so called Pristina "government" to force serbs in north to turn back on their natural country, which is Serbia.

"British Minister for Europe David Lidington said that there is no room for efforts to achieve political goals in Kosovo through violence." A pity Mr Lidington wasn't around in the early 90s since it was expressly through carefully orchestrated violence that "political goals" were achieved.

I agree it should be labelled an act of terroism, however, the likely terrorists are the ones who were carry the IED to the newly opened office which was most probably the intended target.
It appears that instead of downsizing KFOR, there needs to be a more heavily concentration in the north to help eradicate future terrorist activities.
Maybe the international community will wake up and decide either partition or international support for the reintegration, they cannot sit on their hands on this issue.
(peace, 3 July 2010 23:01)

Please do not use terminology you are not familiar with when making unfounded claims. IEDs are NOT grenades. Go do some research before posting something that paints you as ill-informed. The rest of your post is not even worthy of comment.

Condemn, but not arrest. This incident is a perfect reason why Serbia should not waste time trying to get into the eu.

Bring Serb troops back in Pristina and all of Kosovo . If EULEX / KFOR is impotent to stop this act of violence then let the Serbian troops do the job.
(PRO-SERBIA, 3 July 2010 15:09)

Whilst I understand your frustration at the inept way in which Serbs in Kosovo appear to be protected (also understanding that it is a travesty thet Serbs in their own country should even require protection!), I feel very strongly that the peaceful approach that the Serbian government has adopted to this incredibly volatile issue is to be commended wholeheartedly and it should be supported totally. Those who try to derail this peaceful and highly principled approach by means of violent cowardice should be hunted down and punished in the sternest way allowed by law. They are faceless thugs who have no interest in making a reasoned statement about the real issues. I sincerely hope and completely expect that the peaceful stance of Serbia will be maintained and that it is that stance that will eventually bear fruit.