Kosovo committee meets in Belgrade

Four questions from this committee, but don't see a single answer.

The Kosovo committee will call you, Kosova, as soon as they get some answers. They know how anxious you are to hear them. How are the pies today? Do you make thin, or thick crust?

Certainly all these people at the table are not drawing a state salary.

"Four questions from this committee, but don't see a single answer.
(Kosova-USA, 26 October 2010 14:25)"

Do you know the meaning of patience? I think not. When you submit 4 sets of different questions (presumably in written form) to different parts of a government, don't you think it absurd to expect an instantaneous response? I don't believe that anyone is that super efficient even in Pristina.

Anyway don't hold your breath for the answers to be publicized on B92 in any great detail -- why should Belgrade give you guys an info advantage?

"Four questions from this committee, but don't see a single answer.
(Kosova-USA, 26 October 2010 14:25) "

There was an answer to at least one question. When they were asked when fixed and cellular telephone service would be restored to the enclaves they replied "no idea." But they were able to report one success - they had foiled attempts to have the international organization in charge of assigning country codes to give one to Kosovo (again). Serbian tax dollars at work!

Four questions from this committee, but don't see a single answer.

The Kosovo committee will call you, Kosova, as soon as they get some answers. They know how anxious you are to hear them. How are the pies today? Do you make thin, or thick crust?

"Four questions from this committee, but don't see a single answer.
(Kosova-USA, 26 October 2010 14:25)"

Do you know the meaning of patience? I think not. When you submit 4 sets of different questions (presumably in written form) to different parts of a government, don't you think it absurd to expect an instantaneous response? I don't believe that anyone is that super efficient even in Pristina.

Anyway don't hold your breath for the answers to be publicized on B92 in any great detail -- why should Belgrade give you guys an info advantage?

Certainly all these people at the table are not drawing a state salary.

"Four questions from this committee, but don't see a single answer.
(Kosova-USA, 26 October 2010 14:25) "

There was an answer to at least one question. When they were asked when fixed and cellular telephone service would be restored to the enclaves they replied "no idea." But they were able to report one success - they had foiled attempts to have the international organization in charge of assigning country codes to give one to Kosovo (again). Serbian tax dollars at work!