No incidents expected in Kosovo, says DM

@EA: Simply read the sentence a bit further...

"...the fact that there has been no democratization in Kosovo as some media claim"

(to been seen during the last "democratic" elections with people who were voting being threatened, faked ballots, invalid voter list which include dead persons) and so on and so on. But, of course, according to Thaci, the elections fulfilled "high eurepean standards" ;-)

"Referring to Dick Marty's report, Šutanovac said that the world has finally faced the fact..."

What "facts"? Serbian "facts"...? "Facts" like 300 Serbs have been killed and taken organs and not mentioned a single name of "these Serbs"? Of facts that Dick Marty has aleady starting thinking how to hide...using "its immunity"?

Sure,we miss the democratic time,under serbian rule!(your says is an irony as only serbian politicians can do!)

if you'd do a little research Top you would know that irregularities only occurred in 3 communities....of which all revoting took place.

That's pretty democratic.

"And god only knows in how many other communities there have been manipulations, too, only nobody dares to talk or investigate."
(Top, 3 January 2011 18:07)

Well, god only knows how you know that nobody dares to talk or investigate :). The party of Albin Kurti has been pretty daring and denouncing all the irregularities they saw, or they think they saw. You cannot accuse Albin Kurti of being not daring, in case you know anything about him. After all the complains were received, some revoting is going to happen. Pretty normal, given the conditions, in my opinion.

I would look at it this way: If Bush, in supposedly the most democratic country on earth, won the elections in 2000, thanks to the mess in Florida, then anything can happen anywhere, Afghanistan, Kosovistan, Serbistan, Albanistan, Hungaristan, Italistan, Russkistan, Greecistan, etc etc etc. Except for Switzerland, where everything runs perfectly :).

KU,
Very Important Journalist,
Kabul, Afghanistan

"The Serbian Army is ready for any political decision, including joining NATO" says SuNATOvac the sell-out. These people have no shame.

KU, you are correct, it has been the opposition parties who dared to demand new elections.

Here's some sentences I found:

"More than 25 per cent of electoral districts have shown evidence of irregularities and manipulation", media quoted the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), which came fourth in the election, as saying.

"Vetevendosje, which came third, has also criticised the electoral commission's decision to have a fresh poll in five municipalities - claiming it was not enough given alleged fraud in other towns"
"
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) has meanwhile declared its intention to challenge the results of the election in the country's top court. There had been "countless irregularities" in many towns, the party leader Isa Mustafa was cited as saying on Saturday."

So much about 'only minor irregularities'. Well, you might be right if you consider this "pretty normal" for Kosovo - but saying that the elections fulfilled 'highest standards' is only a bad joke!

"Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p. "
(Peggy, 4 January 2011 07:55)

You seem to have problems with democracy and fairly and democratically elected leaders. Well, maybe living in a kingdom is the better option for some people ;-)

"you'd do a little research Top you would know that irregularities only occurred in 3 communities....of which all revoting took place. "

That's pretty democratic.
(KOSO, 3 January 2011 17:12)

To be exact: In 3 municipalities there will be a COMPLETE new election, in two further ones a partial revoting. And god only knows in how many other communities there have been manipulations, too, only nobody dares to talk or investigate.

Sorry, but that's pretty Kosovaric, and surely not "high standards" - at least not for Europe, maybe for a country like Afghanistan :-)

"Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p. "
(Peggy, 4 January 2011 07:55)

You seem to have problems with democracy and fairly and democratically elected leaders. Well, maybe living in a kingdom is the better option for some people ;-)
(Top, 4 January 2011 11:06)

You're right, she lives in Australia, which is ruled by a foreign monarch who doesn't live therevwws. Obviously takes her duties as an Australian very seriously, like so many of these gastarbejter patriots who post on here.

The Serbian Army is ready for any political decision, including joining NATO, he said
=======================

Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p.
Surely Serbian people can see now who their own government is.
God help Serbia is all I can say now.

"Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p. "
(Peggy, 4 January 2011 07:55)

You seem to have problems with democracy and fairly and democratically elected leaders. Well, maybe living in a kingdom is the better option for some people ;-)
(Top, 4 January 2011 11:06)
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For your information I was talking about being removed democratically.
You know, at the next election?
Then again, look who I am talking to. You obviously think in other ways so you think everyone else does too.

You're right, she lives in Australia, which is ruled by a foreign monarch who doesn't live therevwws. Obviously takes her duties as an Australian very seriously, like so many of these gastarbejter patriots who post on here.
(Milos Obilic, 4 January 2011 15:20)
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Actually the queen has no influence on what happens in Australia at all.
I am surprised you don't know this since you are so very clever.

"Referring to Dick Marty's report, Šutanovac said that the world has finally faced the fact..."

What "facts"? Serbian "facts"...? "Facts" like 300 Serbs have been killed and taken organs and not mentioned a single name of "these Serbs"? Of facts that Dick Marty has aleady starting thinking how to hide...using "its immunity"?

Sure,we miss the democratic time,under serbian rule!(your says is an irony as only serbian politicians can do!)

if you'd do a little research Top you would know that irregularities only occurred in 3 communities....of which all revoting took place.

That's pretty democratic.

@EA: Simply read the sentence a bit further...

"...the fact that there has been no democratization in Kosovo as some media claim"

(to been seen during the last "democratic" elections with people who were voting being threatened, faked ballots, invalid voter list which include dead persons) and so on and so on. But, of course, according to Thaci, the elections fulfilled "high eurepean standards" ;-)

"The Serbian Army is ready for any political decision, including joining NATO" says SuNATOvac the sell-out. These people have no shame.

The Serbian Army is ready for any political decision, including joining NATO, he said
=======================

Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p.
Surely Serbian people can see now who their own government is.
God help Serbia is all I can say now.

"you'd do a little research Top you would know that irregularities only occurred in 3 communities....of which all revoting took place. "

That's pretty democratic.
(KOSO, 3 January 2011 17:12)

To be exact: In 3 municipalities there will be a COMPLETE new election, in two further ones a partial revoting. And god only knows in how many other communities there have been manipulations, too, only nobody dares to talk or investigate.

Sorry, but that's pretty Kosovaric, and surely not "high standards" - at least not for Europe, maybe for a country like Afghanistan :-)

"And god only knows in how many other communities there have been manipulations, too, only nobody dares to talk or investigate."
(Top, 3 January 2011 18:07)

Well, god only knows how you know that nobody dares to talk or investigate :). The party of Albin Kurti has been pretty daring and denouncing all the irregularities they saw, or they think they saw. You cannot accuse Albin Kurti of being not daring, in case you know anything about him. After all the complains were received, some revoting is going to happen. Pretty normal, given the conditions, in my opinion.

I would look at it this way: If Bush, in supposedly the most democratic country on earth, won the elections in 2000, thanks to the mess in Florida, then anything can happen anywhere, Afghanistan, Kosovistan, Serbistan, Albanistan, Hungaristan, Italistan, Russkistan, Greecistan, etc etc etc. Except for Switzerland, where everything runs perfectly :).

KU,
Very Important Journalist,
Kabul, Afghanistan

KU, you are correct, it has been the opposition parties who dared to demand new elections.

Here's some sentences I found:

"More than 25 per cent of electoral districts have shown evidence of irregularities and manipulation", media quoted the Alliance for the Future of Kosovo (AAK), which came fourth in the election, as saying.

"Vetevendosje, which came third, has also criticised the electoral commission's decision to have a fresh poll in five municipalities - claiming it was not enough given alleged fraud in other towns"
"
The Democratic League of Kosovo (LDK) has meanwhile declared its intention to challenge the results of the election in the country's top court. There had been "countless irregularities" in many towns, the party leader Isa Mustafa was cited as saying on Saturday."

So much about 'only minor irregularities'. Well, you might be right if you consider this "pretty normal" for Kosovo - but saying that the elections fulfilled 'highest standards' is only a bad joke!

"Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p. "
(Peggy, 4 January 2011 07:55)

You seem to have problems with democracy and fairly and democratically elected leaders. Well, maybe living in a kingdom is the better option for some people ;-)

"Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p. "
(Peggy, 4 January 2011 07:55)

You seem to have problems with democracy and fairly and democratically elected leaders. Well, maybe living in a kingdom is the better option for some people ;-)
(Top, 4 January 2011 11:06)

You're right, she lives in Australia, which is ruled by a foreign monarch who doesn't live therevwws. Obviously takes her duties as an Australian very seriously, like so many of these gastarbejter patriots who post on here.

"Even if your people strongly appose it. You are nothing but a dictator like Mr Tadic and should be removed a.s.a.p. "
(Peggy, 4 January 2011 07:55)

You seem to have problems with democracy and fairly and democratically elected leaders. Well, maybe living in a kingdom is the better option for some people ;-)
(Top, 4 January 2011 11:06)
==========================

For your information I was talking about being removed democratically.
You know, at the next election?
Then again, look who I am talking to. You obviously think in other ways so you think everyone else does too.

You're right, she lives in Australia, which is ruled by a foreign monarch who doesn't live therevwws. Obviously takes her duties as an Australian very seriously, like so many of these gastarbejter patriots who post on here.
(Milos Obilic, 4 January 2011 15:20)
=====================

Actually the queen has no influence on what happens in Australia at all.
I am surprised you don't know this since you are so very clever.