Serbs protest at administrative crossing

In the tradition of Ghandi, the Serbs will protest the violent actions of the separatist Albanians in N. Mitrovica. That is the best way to be heard, and bring to the world's attention the tactics of the temporary Albaniak government in Pristina. I support my fellow Serbian countrymen wholeheartedly in bringing to an end the persecution of the majority Albanians in the region. The world must be made aware of the horror that the Serbs are enduring on a daily basis at the hands of the Albanians.

Winston,

The West is observing/monitoring the situation on the ground in Kosovo and the world doesn't need the Serbian glasses to understand the situation.

@EA - The West is NOT observing/monitoring the situation. There is/was no a single line on Euronews, CNN, BBC about the bloodshed in Mitrovica. The world has forgotten about Kosovo and maintains that the issue is solved for ever. Whatever happens next will be blamed on Serbs again.

"According to unofficial information, supporters of the Red Star team from Prokuplje would also be attending the protest."

"In the tradition of Ghandi, the Serbs will protest.."
(winston, 10 July 2010 12:43)

I have nothing against protests, they are healthy to democracy, but
I have a million dollar question to winston:
"What do war veterans and soccer fans have in common with Ghandi?"

@EA - The West is NOT observing/monitoring the situation. There is/was no a single line on Euronews, CNN, BBC about the bloodshed in Mitrovica. The world has forgotten about Kosovo and maintains that the issue is solved for ever. Whatever happens next will be blamed on Serbs again.
(goodman, 11 July 2010 11:39)

Euronews, CNN, BBC are all too busy working on excuses to leave Afghanistan and as a matter of fact don’t really care about Kosovo Albanians – remember the EU is trying to get rid of 200 000 back to Kosovo.

This is not 1999 and they can blame Serbia if they like but the US/EU are toothless tigers and nothing else. The money bags are dry so let them rant and rave.

This was all done by Pristina to divert attention from the abject poverty amongst the Kosovo Albanians. Nothing will happen because the Albos dare not start anything – it’s all wind and talk.

"What do war veterans and soccer fans have in common with Ghandi?"
(KU, 11 July 2010 03:38)
==================
Trying to be smart I see.
They don't have anything in common with Ghandi except that they will be protesting peacefully like he did.

I thought that line was self explanitory, but obviously I was wrong and someone had to explain it to you.

In the tradition of Ghandi, the Serbs will protest the violent actions of the separatist Albanians in N. Mitrovica. That is the best way to be heard, and bring to the world's attention the tactics of the temporary Albaniak government in Pristina. I support my fellow Serbian countrymen wholeheartedly in bringing to an end the persecution of the majority Albanians in the region. The world must be made aware of the horror that the Serbs are enduring on a daily basis at the hands of the Albanians.

Winston,

The West is observing/monitoring the situation on the ground in Kosovo and the world doesn't need the Serbian glasses to understand the situation.

"According to unofficial information, supporters of the Red Star team from Prokuplje would also be attending the protest."

"In the tradition of Ghandi, the Serbs will protest.."
(winston, 10 July 2010 12:43)

I have nothing against protests, they are healthy to democracy, but
I have a million dollar question to winston:
"What do war veterans and soccer fans have in common with Ghandi?"

@EA - The West is NOT observing/monitoring the situation. There is/was no a single line on Euronews, CNN, BBC about the bloodshed in Mitrovica. The world has forgotten about Kosovo and maintains that the issue is solved for ever. Whatever happens next will be blamed on Serbs again.

@EA - The West is NOT observing/monitoring the situation. There is/was no a single line on Euronews, CNN, BBC about the bloodshed in Mitrovica. The world has forgotten about Kosovo and maintains that the issue is solved for ever. Whatever happens next will be blamed on Serbs again.
(goodman, 11 July 2010 11:39)

Euronews, CNN, BBC are all too busy working on excuses to leave Afghanistan and as a matter of fact don’t really care about Kosovo Albanians – remember the EU is trying to get rid of 200 000 back to Kosovo.

This is not 1999 and they can blame Serbia if they like but the US/EU are toothless tigers and nothing else. The money bags are dry so let them rant and rave.

This was all done by Pristina to divert attention from the abject poverty amongst the Kosovo Albanians. Nothing will happen because the Albos dare not start anything – it’s all wind and talk.

"What do war veterans and soccer fans have in common with Ghandi?"
(KU, 11 July 2010 03:38)
==================
Trying to be smart I see.
They don't have anything in common with Ghandi except that they will be protesting peacefully like he did.

I thought that line was self explanitory, but obviously I was wrong and someone had to explain it to you.