South Africa confirms stance on Kosovo

"Good for Serbia but I do not think that Serbia's vote counts more than Albania and its allies in the UN."
(EA, 30 August 2010, 16:49)

No, every country's vote counts the same - except for pseudo-countries which are not UN-members, of course - they don't have a vote ;-)

Oh my Lord, so bad!! After Slovakia, the South Africa declares that they will not recognize Kosovo. What can we as Albanians do now? Without the support of these two very important, rich and powerful countries we will have it very difficult.

It's becoming pretty clear now why certain countries in western Europe want to keep the Kosovo debate out of the UN.

Wait and see! That is the fight for believe me! It is not about "returning Kosovo under Serbian sovereignity" as Serbia claim. Serbia thinks that by trying blocking
Kosovo's entry into international instititution will "enable Serbia to re-instate its sovereignity over Kosovo".
(EA)
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Serbia does need to try hard to block your entry from anywhere, her allies will do the job just fine :)

Jeremic should read again and again the OPINION of ICJ. He is going to try to convince the other of Serbian success. What a shamble!

"The Serbian minister announced that Belgrade will support South Africa in all international forums, including that country's bid for a non-permanent seat at the UN Security Council."

Good for Serbia but I do not think that Serbia's vote counts more than Albania and its allies in the UN.
(EA)
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You need to cool it, first off; You said yourself, ICJ'S OPINION.... thats already self-explanatory, Secondly; What is this nonsense you speak about Serbia's vote not worth Albanians or anyone elses?? A vote is a vote.

You feelin ok today EA? Your dis-information has further shambled your logic, your normally more deductive in your argumentation.

Even if South Africa doesn't change its stance in not recognizing Kosovo's sovereignty I hope that Canada (my country)is still among nations to recognize Kosovo's independence status.

You feelin ok today EA? Your dis-information has further shambled your logic, your normally more deductive in your argumentation.
(trudsaam, 30 August 2010 21:08)
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The world is watching and listening. ICJ was an OPINION on whether they had the right to utter that word, independence, not whether they had the right to become a country. ICJ clearly sent that one to be debated in the UN because they had no courage to give an OPINION on that themselves. Now Albanians think that ICJ gave them the green light to secede and they have the right to membership in all institutions. The joke's on you Albanians.

"Serbia's deep gratitude for South Africa's principled support for Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty"

What a nonsense! Jeremic doesn't bilieve himself that is the case but has no choice but play the Serbian game with his people.

"He also stressed that his hosts backed Serbia's initiative to find a compromise solution for the status of Kosovo, in line with principles and rules of the United Nations."

Jeremic should read again and again the OPINION of ICJ. He is going to try to convince the other of Serbian success. What a shamble!

"The Serbian minister announced that Belgrade will support South Africa in all international forums, including that country's bid for a non-permanent seat at the UN Security Council."

Good for Serbia but I do not think that Serbia's vote counts more than Albania and its allies in the UN.

"...except for pseudo-countries which are not UN-members, of course - they don't have a vote ;-)"
(Top, 30 August 2010 17:15)

Top,

Wait and see! That is the fight for believe me! It is not about "returning Kosovo under Serbian sovereignity" as Serbia claim. Serbia thinks that by trying blocking
Kosovo's entry into international instititution will "enable Serbia to re-instate its sovereignity over Kosovo".

It is fascinating to see how both sides - Albanians and Serbs - are making their conflict over that Kosovo to sound like the Armaggedon Battle between God and Evil :)))
Guys, relax, the world did not start with Kosovo, and will not end because Kosovo...

Guys, relax, the world did not start with Kosovo, and will not end because Kosovo...
(Andreea Nanu, 30 August 2010 21:24)
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For Serbs Kosovo is everything. Unless you are a Serb please stop making such comments. You have no idea what you are talking about.

"Serbia does need to try hard to block your entry from anywhere, her allies will do the job just fine :)"
(trudsaam, 30 August 2010 21:10)

Thanks for making my points)) I can't see how that policy will help Serbia or Kosovo to "love each other again", re-integrate or if you like return Kosovo under Serbian sovereignity))) Maybe Mike or Bganon can help you to solve that nonsense))

I guess we're waiting on what the Serb-Albanians have to say about this,,,, wait wait I know, it's about self-interest, perhaps the minorty race in South Africa may attemp a UDI, and this is why South Africa must support Serbia on this matter.

Then again; Those who support the Serb-Albanians cause, are they really doing it cause they're being nice guy's?

"Kanada, a country made from two groups seperated by language and sometimes being faced with separation problems should recognize a split-off Kosovo? You must be joking."

You mean the Canada that recognized Kosovo's independence on March 18th 2008
http://www.international.gc.ca/media/aff/news-communiques/2008/385954.aspx?lang=en , or is there another one that I haven't heard of?

"Even if South Africa doesn't change its stance in not recognizing Kosovo's sovereignty I hope that Canada (my country)is still among nations to recognize Kosovo's independence status."
(New resident in Fredericton,New Brunswick,Canada, 30 August 2010 21:10)

Kanada, a country made from two groups seperated by language and sometimes being faced with separation problems should recognize a split-off Kosovo? You must be joking.

Top:

I'm joking?? Please don't say I'm joking because I'm serious about my comments.Also if you don't mind me asking but are you a Kosovar- Albanian? The reason I'm asking is because I believe that Albanians spell Canada with a K in their language and also if you're a K-Albanian please be grateful with my comments instead of jumping to conclusions. Thank you.

"Serbia's deep gratitude for South Africa's principled support for Serbia's territorial integrity and sovereignty"

What a nonsense! Jeremic doesn't bilieve himself that is the case but has no choice but play the Serbian game with his people.

"He also stressed that his hosts backed Serbia's initiative to find a compromise solution for the status of Kosovo, in line with principles and rules of the United Nations."

Jeremic should read again and again the OPINION of ICJ. He is going to try to convince the other of Serbian success. What a shamble!

"The Serbian minister announced that Belgrade will support South Africa in all international forums, including that country's bid for a non-permanent seat at the UN Security Council."

Good for Serbia but I do not think that Serbia's vote counts more than Albania and its allies in the UN.

"Even if South Africa doesn't change its stance in not recognizing Kosovo's sovereignty I hope that Canada (my country)is still among nations to recognize Kosovo's independence status."
(New resident in Fredericton,New Brunswick,Canada, 30 August 2010 21:10)

Kanada, a country made from two groups seperated by language and sometimes being faced with separation problems should recognize a split-off Kosovo? You must be joking.

"...except for pseudo-countries which are not UN-members, of course - they don't have a vote ;-)"
(Top, 30 August 2010 17:15)

Top,

Wait and see! That is the fight for believe me! It is not about "returning Kosovo under Serbian sovereignity" as Serbia claim. Serbia thinks that by trying blocking
Kosovo's entry into international instititution will "enable Serbia to re-instate its sovereignity over Kosovo".

Even if South Africa doesn't change its stance in not recognizing Kosovo's sovereignty I hope that Canada (my country)is still among nations to recognize Kosovo's independence status.

Guys, relax, the world did not start with Kosovo, and will not end because Kosovo...
(Andreea Nanu, 30 August 2010 21:24)
=====================

For Serbs Kosovo is everything. Unless you are a Serb please stop making such comments. You have no idea what you are talking about.

"Good for Serbia but I do not think that Serbia's vote counts more than Albania and its allies in the UN."
(EA, 30 August 2010, 16:49)

No, every country's vote counts the same - except for pseudo-countries which are not UN-members, of course - they don't have a vote ;-)

Oh my Lord, so bad!! After Slovakia, the South Africa declares that they will not recognize Kosovo. What can we as Albanians do now? Without the support of these two very important, rich and powerful countries we will have it very difficult.

It is fascinating to see how both sides - Albanians and Serbs - are making their conflict over that Kosovo to sound like the Armaggedon Battle between God and Evil :)))
Guys, relax, the world did not start with Kosovo, and will not end because Kosovo...

You feelin ok today EA? Your dis-information has further shambled your logic, your normally more deductive in your argumentation.
(trudsaam, 30 August 2010 21:08)
=====================

The world is watching and listening. ICJ was an OPINION on whether they had the right to utter that word, independence, not whether they had the right to become a country. ICJ clearly sent that one to be debated in the UN because they had no courage to give an OPINION on that themselves. Now Albanians think that ICJ gave them the green light to secede and they have the right to membership in all institutions. The joke's on you Albanians.

Wait and see! That is the fight for believe me! It is not about "returning Kosovo under Serbian sovereignity" as Serbia claim. Serbia thinks that by trying blocking
Kosovo's entry into international instititution will "enable Serbia to re-instate its sovereignity over Kosovo".
(EA)
-
Serbia does need to try hard to block your entry from anywhere, her allies will do the job just fine :)

It's becoming pretty clear now why certain countries in western Europe want to keep the Kosovo debate out of the UN.

I guess we're waiting on what the Serb-Albanians have to say about this,,,, wait wait I know, it's about self-interest, perhaps the minorty race in South Africa may attemp a UDI, and this is why South Africa must support Serbia on this matter.

Then again; Those who support the Serb-Albanians cause, are they really doing it cause they're being nice guy's?

"Serbia does need to try hard to block your entry from anywhere, her allies will do the job just fine :)"
(trudsaam, 30 August 2010 21:10)

Thanks for making my points)) I can't see how that policy will help Serbia or Kosovo to "love each other again", re-integrate or if you like return Kosovo under Serbian sovereignity))) Maybe Mike or Bganon can help you to solve that nonsense))

Top:

I'm joking?? Please don't say I'm joking because I'm serious about my comments.Also if you don't mind me asking but are you a Kosovar- Albanian? The reason I'm asking is because I believe that Albanians spell Canada with a K in their language and also if you're a K-Albanian please be grateful with my comments instead of jumping to conclusions. Thank you.

Jeremic should read again and again the OPINION of ICJ. He is going to try to convince the other of Serbian success. What a shamble!

"The Serbian minister announced that Belgrade will support South Africa in all international forums, including that country's bid for a non-permanent seat at the UN Security Council."

Good for Serbia but I do not think that Serbia's vote counts more than Albania and its allies in the UN.
(EA)
-
You need to cool it, first off; You said yourself, ICJ'S OPINION.... thats already self-explanatory, Secondly; What is this nonsense you speak about Serbia's vote not worth Albanians or anyone elses?? A vote is a vote.

You feelin ok today EA? Your dis-information has further shambled your logic, your normally more deductive in your argumentation.

"Kanada, a country made from two groups seperated by language and sometimes being faced with separation problems should recognize a split-off Kosovo? You must be joking."

You mean the Canada that recognized Kosovo's independence on March 18th 2008
http://www.international.gc.ca/media/aff/news-communiques/2008/385954.aspx?lang=en , or is there another one that I haven't heard of?