C`mon man-it`s our kidneys tha makes your mouth water..
(lids, 15 March 2011 22:27)
It is sad you have to make a joke of the organ harvesting allegations in the absence of anything to add but here is some food for thought.
Should the organ harvesting have actually been true but it only encompassed a few months in 1999, why? Are Serbian kidneys not a marketable commodity????
To me this 'smells' desperation.
(ivan, 15 March 2011 16:31) … serbia is one of the most primitive countries in the europe.keep your dream of soviet union goin
(the brit, 15 March 2011 17:00)
Achtung, fake Brit alert! It's easy enough to spot - we NEVER write the name of our great, unconquered country and its noble people in lower case.
"I suggest you start naming all newborn babies "Putin", in the north. Before youknow it we have so many Putins walking up north, that Belgrade will have no choice but to name all newborn Legija." (Agim Kelmendi)
-- Maybe they can play football with all your Toniblers under the shadow of Bill Clinton's statue/shrine in Pristina one day.
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
(Zoti, 15 March 2011 15:27)
Serbian tears are beside Serbian lies the only unlimited source of energy.
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
(Zoti, 15 March 2011 15:27)
C`mon man-it`s our kidneys tha makes your mouth water..
where is this brotherly democracy i hear so much about when kosova is brought up? if its citizens, serb decent or not, have offered an honourary citizenship to someone, should not the citizens respect that? after all, aren't you all part of that state? aren't you all citizens, and aren't you democratic, meaning that if the people wish it, it is up to them?
why does everyone seem to offened, and act aggressively towards what some of kosova's citizens want? i mean i can understand when an outsider says something, who cares, but when inside citizens say something and then an army of citizens critizises them for their democratic rights for freedom, opinion and determination then i wonder if they truely believe in their state building democracy, or just want to pay lip service to such notions. i wonder if these folks would perhaps rather hide behind some veil of imaginary democracy, yelling out slogans and rhetoric in order to fool everyone that they are not at all democratic, that they are at best theocratic, or even worse an alleged mafia state.
which is it my friends of democracy defending the name of kosova? are these citizens not offered the same rights?
let us not forget the americans that recieved honorarary kosova citizenship. i'd be surprised that it was a unanimous descion too.
just waiting for democratic voices, voices of reason perhaps, just someone who is actually looking forward.
where or where are the pundit americans and english that frequent this forum with the wise words of democratic values. why are they silent when kosova's citizens' rights of democracy are being trampled on? or are some of our brilliant analyists biased so much so that they cannot resolve equality and fairness because of some historical grudge. if a historical bias is implemented, a reciprical bias is the response and nothing moves forward.
where are all those people that keep saying it is about the people, feeding, clothing, healing the people. where are the bleeding hearts that stand tall against their friends and say enough is enough. that a majority cannot continue to devestate a minority and maintain any sort of moral or ethic high ground?
where oh where is the voice or reason?
Pls take notice of the latest news re Mr. Putin visit:
Mr Putin will travel to Pristhina in order to lay first spring flowers at the Billy's monument and to beg Kosova's government to accept Russia's fifth recognition of Kosova republic.The reliable Kosova sources state that the ceremony may take place at the time of acceptance of the Israel's recognition.
Congratulatons to the youngest European nation!
I just declared Beyonce an honorary citizen of the town where I live.
I also asked my neighbors and everyone agreed Git was a good idea so I am covered.
"The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
I suggest you start naming all newborn babies "Putin", in the north. Before youknow it we have so many Putins walking up north, that Belgrade will have no choice but to name all newborn Legija.
To me this 'smells' desperation.
(ivan, 15 March 2011 16:31) serbia is one of the most primitive countries in the europe.keep your dream of soviet union goin
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
(Kosova-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
What's the matter with you newcomers? Kosova is too nasty for someone like Putin to enter. Besides, that's Bubba's territory. And besides again, Putin is fully satisfied and happy with Georgia. I know it,cause I saw it in his soul when he coralled her from me. So save your key for the scrap yard,'cause you can't eat keys and Putin ain't coming.
Also,the well just dried up,the Golden Goose died and the money trees that Hazel always talked about froze this winter.
"The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
WHAT A JOKE! I am preatty sure that even the Serbs themselves will laugh with the silly statements. Some people want to be more fanatic than the POPE....)))
Are you really mentally challenged or are you putting on an act? “Kosovars permission” ha, ha, ha, ha. What’s that a new kind of New York pizzas?
(sj, 15 March 2011)
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
Good move!
Next step is to give honory citizen to Gadaffi,Kastro,Ortega,Hussein or Kabila.
They have done for Kosovo more than Putin.
Oh I forgot Slovakian FM,Dzurinda in this list.
Sounds like you are mad because Putin doesn't let you cross into the status of a real country by not allowing you into the UN and other international organizations. I think those are more important stamps than some Kosovo stamp in his passport.
Though, I would like to know if the 'Kosova government' would dare to refuse a Putin visit :-)
(Top, 15 March 2011 13:23)
And why exactly wouldnt they, this aint caucasus. In Serbia, Putin may be God but in Kosovo he is nothing more then a simple Russian official. Of whom we have a reason to refuse entry without a direct permission from the Government of Kosovo.
tch tch... russia has done nothing for serbs but feed their nationalists fantasies, lent their support for every and any serb nutjob to come along in the former yugo...to the detriment of serbs and serbia *how has the last couple of decades of russias steadfast "friendship" turned out?
has turned serbia... quite literally into its glorified gas station to the west as serbia happily sold off its energy future cheaply in exchange for lipservice.
has graciously provided serbia with loans to improve infrastructure to properly move russian gas, that.. mind you, serb taxpayers will foot the bill for.
and aside from the occasional threat/reminders to serbs that all this "friendship" will instantly dissapear should they decide to stray too far.
russia and putin has otherwise done squat for serbs.
make him an honorary citizen? i guess thats easier to swallow than the requests by russia that serbia Rename its streets back to russian heros. I wonder if putin will repeat the request
'The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
This is very true unfortunately. We need new leadership in Belgrade that is not under the influence of our enemies.
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
(Kosovo-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
Uhha and will you be there at the administrative border to stamp his passport? As if anyone would ask the Albanian rabble with begging bowls for the time of day let alone permission to enter a “john” let alone Kosovo.
Wait and see if he will (is allowed to) visit Kosova without the Kosovars persmission.
Tung
(FREEDOM, 15 March 2011 11:46)
Are you really mentally challenged or are you putting on an act? “Kosovars permission” ha, ha, ha, ha. What’s that a new kind of New York pizzas?
"Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town? Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization."
(Kosova-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
I'm sure Putin has better things to do than to visit some little towns in Kosovo. Though, I would like to know if the 'Kosova government' would dare to refuse a Putin visit :-)
"It will be a ceremonial gathering and we will declare Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin a honorary citizen of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija," Ničić was quoted as saying.
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
Judging by the portrait of Putin on my wall, he's also an honorary member of my home. too. He's the man who single-handedly changed the fortune of Orthodoxy, Russia & Serbia and many nations. The greatest leader of the 21st century.
"It will be a ceremonial gathering and we will declare Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin a honorary citizen of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija,"
Autonomous province? I think this status was taken away from Kosovo by the Serb hero Milosevic himself? ;-)
"It will be a ceremonial gathering and we will declare Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin a honorary citizen of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija,"
Autonomous province? I think this status was taken away from Kosovo by the Serb hero Milosevic himself? ;-)
"Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town? Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization."
(Kosova-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
I'm sure Putin has better things to do than to visit some little towns in Kosovo. Though, I would like to know if the 'Kosova government' would dare to refuse a Putin visit :-)
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
(Kosovo-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
Uhha and will you be there at the administrative border to stamp his passport? As if anyone would ask the Albanian rabble with begging bowls for the time of day let alone permission to enter a “john” let alone Kosovo.
Wait and see if he will (is allowed to) visit Kosova without the Kosovars persmission.
Tung
(FREEDOM, 15 March 2011 11:46)
Are you really mentally challenged or are you putting on an act? “Kosovars permission” ha, ha, ha, ha. What’s that a new kind of New York pizzas?
'The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
This is very true unfortunately. We need new leadership in Belgrade that is not under the influence of our enemies.
Judging by the portrait of Putin on my wall, he's also an honorary member of my home. too. He's the man who single-handedly changed the fortune of Orthodoxy, Russia & Serbia and many nations. The greatest leader of the 21st century.
Sounds like you are mad because Putin doesn't let you cross into the status of a real country by not allowing you into the UN and other international organizations. I think those are more important stamps than some Kosovo stamp in his passport.
Good move!
Next step is to give honory citizen to Gadaffi,Kastro,Ortega,Hussein or Kabila.
They have done for Kosovo more than Putin.
Oh I forgot Slovakian FM,Dzurinda in this list.
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
(Zoti, 15 March 2011 15:27)
C`mon man-it`s our kidneys tha makes your mouth water..
"I suggest you start naming all newborn babies "Putin", in the north. Before youknow it we have so many Putins walking up north, that Belgrade will have no choice but to name all newborn Legija." (Agim Kelmendi)
-- Maybe they can play football with all your Toniblers under the shadow of Bill Clinton's statue/shrine in Pristina one day.
"It will be a ceremonial gathering and we will declare Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin a honorary citizen of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija," Ničić was quoted as saying.
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
tch tch... russia has done nothing for serbs but feed their nationalists fantasies, lent their support for every and any serb nutjob to come along in the former yugo...to the detriment of serbs and serbia *how has the last couple of decades of russias steadfast "friendship" turned out?
has turned serbia... quite literally into its glorified gas station to the west as serbia happily sold off its energy future cheaply in exchange for lipservice.
has graciously provided serbia with loans to improve infrastructure to properly move russian gas, that.. mind you, serb taxpayers will foot the bill for.
and aside from the occasional threat/reminders to serbs that all this "friendship" will instantly dissapear should they decide to stray too far.
russia and putin has otherwise done squat for serbs.
make him an honorary citizen? i guess thats easier to swallow than the requests by russia that serbia Rename its streets back to russian heros. I wonder if putin will repeat the request
"The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
I suggest you start naming all newborn babies "Putin", in the north. Before youknow it we have so many Putins walking up north, that Belgrade will have no choice but to name all newborn Legija.
I just declared Beyonce an honorary citizen of the town where I live.
I also asked my neighbors and everyone agreed Git was a good idea so I am covered.
To me this 'smells' desperation.
(ivan, 15 March 2011 16:31) … serbia is one of the most primitive countries in the europe.keep your dream of soviet union goin
(the brit, 15 March 2011 17:00)
Achtung, fake Brit alert! It's easy enough to spot - we NEVER write the name of our great, unconquered country and its noble people in lower case.
Though, I would like to know if the 'Kosova government' would dare to refuse a Putin visit :-)
(Top, 15 March 2011 13:23)
And why exactly wouldnt they, this aint caucasus. In Serbia, Putin may be God but in Kosovo he is nothing more then a simple Russian official. Of whom we have a reason to refuse entry without a direct permission from the Government of Kosovo.
Are you really mentally challenged or are you putting on an act? “Kosovars permission” ha, ha, ha, ha. What’s that a new kind of New York pizzas?
(sj, 15 March 2011)
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
"The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
WHAT A JOKE! I am preatty sure that even the Serbs themselves will laugh with the silly statements. Some people want to be more fanatic than the POPE....)))
To me this 'smells' desperation.
(ivan, 15 March 2011 16:31) serbia is one of the most primitive countries in the europe.keep your dream of soviet union goin
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
(Zoti, 15 March 2011 15:27)
Serbian tears are beside Serbian lies the only unlimited source of energy.
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
(Kosova-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
What's the matter with you newcomers? Kosova is too nasty for someone like Putin to enter. Besides, that's Bubba's territory. And besides again, Putin is fully satisfied and happy with Georgia. I know it,cause I saw it in his soul when he coralled her from me. So save your key for the scrap yard,'cause you can't eat keys and Putin ain't coming.
Also,the well just dried up,the Golden Goose died and the money trees that Hazel always talked about froze this winter.
Pls take notice of the latest news re Mr. Putin visit:
Mr Putin will travel to Pristhina in order to lay first spring flowers at the Billy's monument and to beg Kosova's government to accept Russia's fifth recognition of Kosova republic.The reliable Kosova sources state that the ceremony may take place at the time of acceptance of the Israel's recognition.
Congratulatons to the youngest European nation!
C`mon man-it`s our kidneys tha makes your mouth water..
(lids, 15 March 2011 22:27)
It is sad you have to make a joke of the organ harvesting allegations in the absence of anything to add but here is some food for thought.
Should the organ harvesting have actually been true but it only encompassed a few months in 1999, why? Are Serbian kidneys not a marketable commodity????
where is this brotherly democracy i hear so much about when kosova is brought up? if its citizens, serb decent or not, have offered an honourary citizenship to someone, should not the citizens respect that? after all, aren't you all part of that state? aren't you all citizens, and aren't you democratic, meaning that if the people wish it, it is up to them?
why does everyone seem to offened, and act aggressively towards what some of kosova's citizens want? i mean i can understand when an outsider says something, who cares, but when inside citizens say something and then an army of citizens critizises them for their democratic rights for freedom, opinion and determination then i wonder if they truely believe in their state building democracy, or just want to pay lip service to such notions. i wonder if these folks would perhaps rather hide behind some veil of imaginary democracy, yelling out slogans and rhetoric in order to fool everyone that they are not at all democratic, that they are at best theocratic, or even worse an alleged mafia state.
which is it my friends of democracy defending the name of kosova? are these citizens not offered the same rights?
let us not forget the americans that recieved honorarary kosova citizenship. i'd be surprised that it was a unanimous descion too.
just waiting for democratic voices, voices of reason perhaps, just someone who is actually looking forward.
where or where are the pundit americans and english that frequent this forum with the wise words of democratic values. why are they silent when kosova's citizens' rights of democracy are being trampled on? or are some of our brilliant analyists biased so much so that they cannot resolve equality and fairness because of some historical grudge. if a historical bias is implemented, a reciprical bias is the response and nothing moves forward.
where are all those people that keep saying it is about the people, feeding, clothing, healing the people. where are the bleeding hearts that stand tall against their friends and say enough is enough. that a majority cannot continue to devestate a minority and maintain any sort of moral or ethic high ground?
where oh where is the voice or reason?
Judging by the portrait of Putin on my wall, he's also an honorary member of my home. too. He's the man who single-handedly changed the fortune of Orthodoxy, Russia & Serbia and many nations. The greatest leader of the 21st century.
"It will be a ceremonial gathering and we will declare Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin a honorary citizen of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija," Ničić was quoted as saying.
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
Though, I would like to know if the 'Kosova government' would dare to refuse a Putin visit :-)
(Top, 15 March 2011 13:23)
And why exactly wouldnt they, this aint caucasus. In Serbia, Putin may be God but in Kosovo he is nothing more then a simple Russian official. Of whom we have a reason to refuse entry without a direct permission from the Government of Kosovo.
To me this 'smells' desperation.
(ivan, 15 March 2011 16:31) serbia is one of the most primitive countries in the europe.keep your dream of soviet union goin
tch tch... russia has done nothing for serbs but feed their nationalists fantasies, lent their support for every and any serb nutjob to come along in the former yugo...to the detriment of serbs and serbia *how has the last couple of decades of russias steadfast "friendship" turned out?
has turned serbia... quite literally into its glorified gas station to the west as serbia happily sold off its energy future cheaply in exchange for lipservice.
has graciously provided serbia with loans to improve infrastructure to properly move russian gas, that.. mind you, serb taxpayers will foot the bill for.
and aside from the occasional threat/reminders to serbs that all this "friendship" will instantly dissapear should they decide to stray too far.
russia and putin has otherwise done squat for serbs.
make him an honorary citizen? i guess thats easier to swallow than the requests by russia that serbia Rename its streets back to russian heros. I wonder if putin will repeat the request
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
(Kosovo-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
Uhha and will you be there at the administrative border to stamp his passport? As if anyone would ask the Albanian rabble with begging bowls for the time of day let alone permission to enter a “john” let alone Kosovo.
Wait and see if he will (is allowed to) visit Kosova without the Kosovars persmission.
Tung
(FREEDOM, 15 March 2011 11:46)
Are you really mentally challenged or are you putting on an act? “Kosovars permission” ha, ha, ha, ha. What’s that a new kind of New York pizzas?
Good move!
Next step is to give honory citizen to Gadaffi,Kastro,Ortega,Hussein or Kabila.
They have done for Kosovo more than Putin.
Oh I forgot Slovakian FM,Dzurinda in this list.
"The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
I suggest you start naming all newborn babies "Putin", in the north. Before youknow it we have so many Putins walking up north, that Belgrade will have no choice but to name all newborn Legija.
Are you really mentally challenged or are you putting on an act? “Kosovars permission” ha, ha, ha, ha. What’s that a new kind of New York pizzas?
(sj, 15 March 2011)
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
"Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town? Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization."
(Kosova-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
I'm sure Putin has better things to do than to visit some little towns in Kosovo. Though, I would like to know if the 'Kosova government' would dare to refuse a Putin visit :-)
I just declared Beyonce an honorary citizen of the town where I live.
I also asked my neighbors and everyone agreed Git was a good idea so I am covered.
"The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
WHAT A JOKE! I am preatty sure that even the Serbs themselves will laugh with the silly statements. Some people want to be more fanatic than the POPE....)))
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
(Zoti, 15 March 2011 15:27)
Serbian tears are beside Serbian lies the only unlimited source of energy.
Sounds like you are mad because Putin doesn't let you cross into the status of a real country by not allowing you into the UN and other international organizations. I think those are more important stamps than some Kosovo stamp in his passport.
"It will be a ceremonial gathering and we will declare Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin a honorary citizen of the Autonomous Province of Kosovo and Metohija,"
Autonomous province? I think this status was taken away from Kosovo by the Serb hero Milosevic himself? ;-)
'The Assembly President Radovan Nikčić explained this decision by saying that Putin "advocates and cares about Serbia's territorial integrity more than Belgrade itself".
This is very true unfortunately. We need new leadership in Belgrade that is not under the influence of our enemies.
Will Putin come himself to get the key to the town?
Ops, he can't enter Kosova without K-Gov. authorization.
(Kosova-USA, 15 March 2011 11:48)
What's the matter with you newcomers? Kosova is too nasty for someone like Putin to enter. Besides, that's Bubba's territory. And besides again, Putin is fully satisfied and happy with Georgia. I know it,cause I saw it in his soul when he coralled her from me. So save your key for the scrap yard,'cause you can't eat keys and Putin ain't coming.
Also,the well just dried up,the Golden Goose died and the money trees that Hazel always talked about froze this winter.
where is this brotherly democracy i hear so much about when kosova is brought up? if its citizens, serb decent or not, have offered an honourary citizenship to someone, should not the citizens respect that? after all, aren't you all part of that state? aren't you all citizens, and aren't you democratic, meaning that if the people wish it, it is up to them?
why does everyone seem to offened, and act aggressively towards what some of kosova's citizens want? i mean i can understand when an outsider says something, who cares, but when inside citizens say something and then an army of citizens critizises them for their democratic rights for freedom, opinion and determination then i wonder if they truely believe in their state building democracy, or just want to pay lip service to such notions. i wonder if these folks would perhaps rather hide behind some veil of imaginary democracy, yelling out slogans and rhetoric in order to fool everyone that they are not at all democratic, that they are at best theocratic, or even worse an alleged mafia state.
which is it my friends of democracy defending the name of kosova? are these citizens not offered the same rights?
let us not forget the americans that recieved honorarary kosova citizenship. i'd be surprised that it was a unanimous descion too.
just waiting for democratic voices, voices of reason perhaps, just someone who is actually looking forward.
where or where are the pundit americans and english that frequent this forum with the wise words of democratic values. why are they silent when kosova's citizens' rights of democracy are being trampled on? or are some of our brilliant analyists biased so much so that they cannot resolve equality and fairness because of some historical grudge. if a historical bias is implemented, a reciprical bias is the response and nothing moves forward.
where are all those people that keep saying it is about the people, feeding, clothing, healing the people. where are the bleeding hearts that stand tall against their friends and say enough is enough. that a majority cannot continue to devestate a minority and maintain any sort of moral or ethic high ground?
where oh where is the voice or reason?
Yes it is a NY pizza I've had it recently. What gives it the tatse it's this special ingredient we use, soemthing called "Serb tears". It makes everything taste better and you can use it on almost anything.
(Zoti, 15 March 2011 15:27)
C`mon man-it`s our kidneys tha makes your mouth water..
Pls take notice of the latest news re Mr. Putin visit:
Mr Putin will travel to Pristhina in order to lay first spring flowers at the Billy's monument and to beg Kosova's government to accept Russia's fifth recognition of Kosova republic.The reliable Kosova sources state that the ceremony may take place at the time of acceptance of the Israel's recognition.
Congratulatons to the youngest European nation!
"I suggest you start naming all newborn babies "Putin", in the north. Before youknow it we have so many Putins walking up north, that Belgrade will have no choice but to name all newborn Legija." (Agim Kelmendi)
-- Maybe they can play football with all your Toniblers under the shadow of Bill Clinton's statue/shrine in Pristina one day.
To me this 'smells' desperation.
(ivan, 15 March 2011 16:31) … serbia is one of the most primitive countries in the europe.keep your dream of soviet union goin
(the brit, 15 March 2011 17:00)
Achtung, fake Brit alert! It's easy enough to spot - we NEVER write the name of our great, unconquered country and its noble people in lower case.
C`mon man-it`s our kidneys tha makes your mouth water..
(lids, 15 March 2011 22:27)
It is sad you have to make a joke of the organ harvesting allegations in the absence of anything to add but here is some food for thought.
Should the organ harvesting have actually been true but it only encompassed a few months in 1999, why? Are Serbian kidneys not a marketable commodity????
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