Forming of Kosovo govt. called into question

Thaci's political chicanery on full display in Pristina. God knows what kind of deals, certainly involving large sums of money, have been flying between him and Pacolli. The Snake is just about cooked, a disgusting thought, and I am sure is stuffing his pockets as much as he can, till he slithers away.

I see elections again in six months to one year. The PDK wants it all and doesn't want to share. This government will be too unstable to last.

The end of Hashish Thaci. He stole votes and lied to get the votes (promised 70,000 public employees 50% raise) and soon they will protest to get rid of his Serbo-Turko-Roma government. The raise is not going to happen since they are funds.

"Calling ones leaders names is an insult to the other and does not contribute to a healthy environment. "
(KOSO, 10 February 2011 20:44)

Depends on the leaders. Kosovo voters were stupid enough to vote for Thaci again, and you can safely call him (at least) an ex-criminal (his name can be found in many files of foreign intelligence agencies about organized crime in Kosovo). Furthermore, you can call him the head of a party that was found guilty of election manipulation.

Seems like those things are the best qualifications for a prime minister - at least in Kosovo.

Krasniqi president, must be a joke! Kosovo needs a charismatic and educated president, not a farmer...

...and in the same time, some k-albanian kiddies dream of the "united states of Albania"

I could not but laugh.

thanks for entertaining me, Gjarpni! =)

all these clowns with their funny "fighter"-names will get what they deserve.... sooner or later.

the sooner the better.

Wow, just reading from the previous Serb comments I can feel the animosity. There will be no peace and stability in the Balkans until Serbian attitudes positively refine.

Calling ones leaders names is an insult to the other and does not contribute to a healthy environment.


Wert,
no more elections. PDK has a considerable amount of support plus 20 minority seats and one small party is needed. There is some dissent from PDK members about coalition with AKR but that is minor dissent.



Thanks,

The end of Hashish Thaci. He stole votes and lied to get the votes (promised 70,000 public employees 50% raise) and soon they will protest to get rid of his Serbo-Turko-Roma government. The raise is not going to happen since they are funds.

Wow, just reading from the previous Serb comments I can feel the animosity. There will be no peace and stability in the Balkans until Serbian attitudes positively refine.

Calling ones leaders names is an insult to the other and does not contribute to a healthy environment.


Wert,
no more elections. PDK has a considerable amount of support plus 20 minority seats and one small party is needed. There is some dissent from PDK members about coalition with AKR but that is minor dissent.



Thanks,

Thaci's political chicanery on full display in Pristina. God knows what kind of deals, certainly involving large sums of money, have been flying between him and Pacolli. The Snake is just about cooked, a disgusting thought, and I am sure is stuffing his pockets as much as he can, till he slithers away.

I see elections again in six months to one year. The PDK wants it all and doesn't want to share. This government will be too unstable to last.

...and in the same time, some k-albanian kiddies dream of the "united states of Albania"

I could not but laugh.

thanks for entertaining me, Gjarpni! =)

all these clowns with their funny "fighter"-names will get what they deserve.... sooner or later.

the sooner the better.

Krasniqi president, must be a joke! Kosovo needs a charismatic and educated president, not a farmer...

"Calling ones leaders names is an insult to the other and does not contribute to a healthy environment. "
(KOSO, 10 February 2011 20:44)

Depends on the leaders. Kosovo voters were stupid enough to vote for Thaci again, and you can safely call him (at least) an ex-criminal (his name can be found in many files of foreign intelligence agencies about organized crime in Kosovo). Furthermore, you can call him the head of a party that was found guilty of election manipulation.

Seems like those things are the best qualifications for a prime minister - at least in Kosovo.