NATO officials visit VS base in south

You've been trying since the 6th century to pacify the Albanians and still haven't succeeded?
(Amer, 23 October 2010 21:29)
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So you admit that there is no pleasing you. Serbs have been trying since 6th century (your own words) but you still don't accept the friendship.

"The base commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Bžzidar Pejić, presented the guests with the base's main goals and tasks, ... maintaining stability in southern Serbia."

You've been trying since the 6th century to pacify the Albanians and still haven't succeeded?

How do you equate "pacify" to "friendship"?
(JohnnyC, 24 October 2010 11:58)
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Pacification: Peace, a treaty to cease hostilities.
To pacify is to restore calm or to establish peace.

Extending a hand of friendship is one way to achieve this. Serbs have tried that for a very long time (centureis, according to one of your own).

I belive the answer was adequate. How would you interpret it then?

So you admit that there is no pleasing you. Serbs have been trying since 6th century (your own words) but you still don't accept the friendship.

How do you equate "pacify" to "friendship"?

Sounds like the beginings of a NATO joint training base in Serbia. They built or upgraded several bases in Bulgaria. Well sounds like more opportunities for folks seeking employment.

to reduce to a state of submission, esp. by military force; subdue.

This is common usage as regards to military action.

"The base commander, Lieutenant-Colonel Bžzidar Pejić, presented the guests with the base's main goals and tasks, ... maintaining stability in southern Serbia."

You've been trying since the 6th century to pacify the Albanians and still haven't succeeded?

So you admit that there is no pleasing you. Serbs have been trying since 6th century (your own words) but you still don't accept the friendship.

How do you equate "pacify" to "friendship"?

You've been trying since the 6th century to pacify the Albanians and still haven't succeeded?
(Amer, 23 October 2010 21:29)
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So you admit that there is no pleasing you. Serbs have been trying since 6th century (your own words) but you still don't accept the friendship.

Sounds like the beginings of a NATO joint training base in Serbia. They built or upgraded several bases in Bulgaria. Well sounds like more opportunities for folks seeking employment.

to reduce to a state of submission, esp. by military force; subdue.

This is common usage as regards to military action.

How do you equate "pacify" to "friendship"?
(JohnnyC, 24 October 2010 11:58)
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Pacification: Peace, a treaty to cease hostilities.
To pacify is to restore calm or to establish peace.

Extending a hand of friendship is one way to achieve this. Serbs have tried that for a very long time (centureis, according to one of your own).

I belive the answer was adequate. How would you interpret it then?