Wednesday, 03.11.2010.
09:47
Slovenian PM Borut Pahor says an agreement had been reached with the Serbian government over the Serbia's embassy in Italy.
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pre 13 godina
When you are forced to put on life support Srpska while the Serbian tax payers get poorer and leaner from the transfusion to Srpska. The sale of Serbian assets and the moneys of it mysteriously disappear in to a black hole. I see Dodo of Srpska is not suffering for want he looks very plump in pictures.
(Lenard, 3 November 2010 19:27)
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What are you trying to tell us?
Spit it out. We all want to know what you know.
pre 13 godina
"Serbia must be very hard up for money."
There's nothing here about Slovenia paying Serbia for this, so where's the money? Unless you are talking about the fees Serbia pays to keep the Rome embassy open and working.
But notice how the Slovenian will say there's no need to share once it gets its way. Slovenes are not friends and allies and only want to help themselves and will be unfair towards others.
pre 13 godina
"...Serbia must be very hard up for money...."
Why let facts get in the way of opinion?
EUR 800mn invested in Serbia in 8 months (via B92)
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/business-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=11&dd=02&nav_id=70653
That's pretty good when most of Europe is still in recession...
pre 13 godina
Asked to comment on President Boris Tadić's idea that Serbian and Slovenian diplomats could share diplomatic and consular branches in third countries, Pahor said that Slovenia did "not see a need for that." Serbia must be very hard up for money. When you are forced to put on life support Srpska while the Serbian tax payers get poorer and leaner from the transfusion to Srpska. The sale of Serbian assets and the moneys of it mysteriously disappear in to a black hole. I see Dodo of Srpska is not suffering for want he looks very plump in pictures.
pre 13 godina
Asked to comment on President Boris Tadić's idea that Serbian and Slovenian diplomats could share diplomatic and consular branches in third countries, Pahor said that Slovenia did "not see a need for that." Serbia must be very hard up for money. When you are forced to put on life support Srpska while the Serbian tax payers get poorer and leaner from the transfusion to Srpska. The sale of Serbian assets and the moneys of it mysteriously disappear in to a black hole. I see Dodo of Srpska is not suffering for want he looks very plump in pictures.
pre 13 godina
"...Serbia must be very hard up for money...."
Why let facts get in the way of opinion?
EUR 800mn invested in Serbia in 8 months (via B92)
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/business-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=11&dd=02&nav_id=70653
That's pretty good when most of Europe is still in recession...
pre 13 godina
"Serbia must be very hard up for money."
There's nothing here about Slovenia paying Serbia for this, so where's the money? Unless you are talking about the fees Serbia pays to keep the Rome embassy open and working.
But notice how the Slovenian will say there's no need to share once it gets its way. Slovenes are not friends and allies and only want to help themselves and will be unfair towards others.
pre 13 godina
When you are forced to put on life support Srpska while the Serbian tax payers get poorer and leaner from the transfusion to Srpska. The sale of Serbian assets and the moneys of it mysteriously disappear in to a black hole. I see Dodo of Srpska is not suffering for want he looks very plump in pictures.
(Lenard, 3 November 2010 19:27)
======================
What are you trying to tell us?
Spit it out. We all want to know what you know.
pre 13 godina
Asked to comment on President Boris Tadić's idea that Serbian and Slovenian diplomats could share diplomatic and consular branches in third countries, Pahor said that Slovenia did "not see a need for that." Serbia must be very hard up for money. When you are forced to put on life support Srpska while the Serbian tax payers get poorer and leaner from the transfusion to Srpska. The sale of Serbian assets and the moneys of it mysteriously disappear in to a black hole. I see Dodo of Srpska is not suffering for want he looks very plump in pictures.
pre 13 godina
"...Serbia must be very hard up for money...."
Why let facts get in the way of opinion?
EUR 800mn invested in Serbia in 8 months (via B92)
http://www.b92.net/eng/news/business-article.php?yyyy=2010&mm=11&dd=02&nav_id=70653
That's pretty good when most of Europe is still in recession...
pre 13 godina
"Serbia must be very hard up for money."
There's nothing here about Slovenia paying Serbia for this, so where's the money? Unless you are talking about the fees Serbia pays to keep the Rome embassy open and working.
But notice how the Slovenian will say there's no need to share once it gets its way. Slovenes are not friends and allies and only want to help themselves and will be unfair towards others.
pre 13 godina
When you are forced to put on life support Srpska while the Serbian tax payers get poorer and leaner from the transfusion to Srpska. The sale of Serbian assets and the moneys of it mysteriously disappear in to a black hole. I see Dodo of Srpska is not suffering for want he looks very plump in pictures.
(Lenard, 3 November 2010 19:27)
======================
What are you trying to tell us?
Spit it out. We all want to know what you know.
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