Ex-PM denies negotiating with Mladić

One day, roberto will make a comment worth reading that isn't full of ignorance and bile, peddling fantasies and whimsey and is actually written in proper english.

--“Besides, I added something else. I absolutely don't know any of the people who are in various ways involved in Prime Minister Đinđić's murder,“ he concluded.--

One day, the truth will all come out, and everyone will see what a big-time liar kostunica has been. one day, if there is ever something resembling a free press, if that ever comes to serbia. until then, just cut and paste jobs...

tung.

roberto

Make sure your tin foil hat stays nice and snug, roberto.

"The DSS leader pointed out that his government had cooperated with the Hague Tribunal and that it did its best to “get the burden off Serbia's shoulders“. "

Well, under his government, Mladic hasn't been found, just like under the ucrrent government.

"Everything beyond that is an attempt to shift the current government's responsibility on somebody else. You have a government which, instead of bearing responsibility for its own policy, is shifting the responsibility on the DSS as if it was the one in power" he underscored.

Nobody will deny that it must have been much easier to catch Mladic some years ago than now. It's like crimes: After years, it's much harder to solve the case.

And, I don't know why, somehow I trust the current government more that they are willing and trying their best to arrest Mladic than the former government.

--“Besides, I added something else. I absolutely don't know any of the people who are in various ways involved in Prime Minister Đinđić's murder,“ he concluded.--

One day, the truth will all come out, and everyone will see what a big-time liar kostunica has been. one day, if there is ever something resembling a free press, if that ever comes to serbia. until then, just cut and paste jobs...

tung.

roberto

"The DSS leader pointed out that his government had cooperated with the Hague Tribunal and that it did its best to “get the burden off Serbia's shoulders“. "

Well, under his government, Mladic hasn't been found, just like under the ucrrent government.

"Everything beyond that is an attempt to shift the current government's responsibility on somebody else. You have a government which, instead of bearing responsibility for its own policy, is shifting the responsibility on the DSS as if it was the one in power" he underscored.

Nobody will deny that it must have been much easier to catch Mladic some years ago than now. It's like crimes: After years, it's much harder to solve the case.

And, I don't know why, somehow I trust the current government more that they are willing and trying their best to arrest Mladic than the former government.

Make sure your tin foil hat stays nice and snug, roberto.

One day, roberto will make a comment worth reading that isn't full of ignorance and bile, peddling fantasies and whimsey and is actually written in proper english.