Kosovo: Election repeat in 5 municipalities

Do these 5 include the minicipalities where Thaci got 95% of the votes, with 147% of the eligible voters casted their ballots? :-)

"What a disaster for the credibility of the "new-born" state of "Kosovo". lol.

The experiment was a failure, get over it, lets get this back to the way it was and move on.
(trudsaam, 18 December 2010 00:30) "

Any excuse will do to claim a disaster, it seems. There were massive problems in a handful of areas (a third of which were Serbian), but they were identified by volunteer poll-watchers, meaning the citizens are taking responsibility for their elections. (The government asked for EU observers, but because of the Feckless Five, they were unable to be present.) So the ones who tried stuffing ballot boxes this time will be exposed, and people will think twice next time about trying to get away with something. That's what they mean by democracy being a learning process.

That's what they mean by democracy being a learning process.
(Amer)
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Your kidding right? Democracy has been a learning process since the 4th and 6th century BC. Look where we are today, with all this chaos and zero power to the people.

People all over the world today exist to simply "serve" their governement, when it's the governement that exists ONLY to serve the people - this is democracy, which exists nowhere.

The people of Serbia need to take their country back from these morons. Serbia has a long and proud history; At this point who knows how many past Serb heroes would turn in their grave right now (may they Rest In Peace), if they knew what was going on.

It is shameful what is going on in our lands. How far are these guys going before everyone looses everything?

Srbija, probudi se!!!!

(Top, 17 December 2010 17:38) - according to Radio KiM http://www.radiokim.net/?cid=3,7,8866 the voting places where voting will be repeated include 12 in Srbica, 5 in Glogovac, 1 in Mališevo and 2 each in Dečani and Lipljan.

Yes they do.

Let me know when Serbia annuls its current constitution since it denied a specific group and a specific geographic area the right to vote.

What a disaster for the credibility of the "new-born" state of "Kosovo". lol.

The experiment was a failure, get over it, lets get this back to the way it was and move on.

Yes they do.

Let me know when Serbia annuls its current constitution since it denied a specific group and a specific geographic area the right to vote.

What a disaster for the credibility of the "new-born" state of "Kosovo". lol.

The experiment was a failure, get over it, lets get this back to the way it was and move on.

Do these 5 include the minicipalities where Thaci got 95% of the votes, with 147% of the eligible voters casted their ballots? :-)

That's what they mean by democracy being a learning process.
(Amer)
-
Your kidding right? Democracy has been a learning process since the 4th and 6th century BC. Look where we are today, with all this chaos and zero power to the people.

People all over the world today exist to simply "serve" their governement, when it's the governement that exists ONLY to serve the people - this is democracy, which exists nowhere.

The people of Serbia need to take their country back from these morons. Serbia has a long and proud history; At this point who knows how many past Serb heroes would turn in their grave right now (may they Rest In Peace), if they knew what was going on.

It is shameful what is going on in our lands. How far are these guys going before everyone looses everything?

Srbija, probudi se!!!!

(Top, 17 December 2010 17:38) - according to Radio KiM http://www.radiokim.net/?cid=3,7,8866 the voting places where voting will be repeated include 12 in Srbica, 5 in Glogovac, 1 in Mališevo and 2 each in Dečani and Lipljan.

"What a disaster for the credibility of the "new-born" state of "Kosovo". lol.

The experiment was a failure, get over it, lets get this back to the way it was and move on.
(trudsaam, 18 December 2010 00:30) "

Any excuse will do to claim a disaster, it seems. There were massive problems in a handful of areas (a third of which were Serbian), but they were identified by volunteer poll-watchers, meaning the citizens are taking responsibility for their elections. (The government asked for EU observers, but because of the Feckless Five, they were unable to be present.) So the ones who tried stuffing ballot boxes this time will be exposed, and people will think twice next time about trying to get away with something. That's what they mean by democracy being a learning process.