Jeremić: Organ trade probe requires UN mandate

"It would be enough for them to leave Kosovo and go to one of over 180 countries that do not have an extradition agreement with EULEX," Jeremić specified."

Too complicated. And who wants to leave the "dream state" of Kosovo? No, it's even easier for them: They fake votes, become/stay politicians in Kosovo, and hide behind their immunity. Any similarity to existing persons in Kosovo are totally unintentional.

"I wonder if Vuk is going to recognize South Sudan, and hope on the plane to lobby and dish out some money so they will not recognize Kosova!? "
(Agim Kelmendi, 9 July 2011 18:36)

I thought lobbying with some money (i.e. bribing) is the method of Kosovo (a.k.a. Pacolli)? But yes, South Sudan can decide on weather to recognize Kosovo or not. Why? Because it's already an UN member state, unlike.... no need to say any more, right?

I wonder if Vuk is going to recognize South Sudan, and hope on the plane to lobby and dish out some money so they will not recognize Kosova!?

Having said that, this organ crap propaganda is going to backfire on serbia's face.

Forget it Jeremicu. USA will never allow it.

"Should these claims prove to be true...
Vuk,"

He sounds like a good deal ;)

More verbal burek coming up for free.
Dick and Wolf cooking up a tasty recepy for Carlas new fiction soup.

Maybe you should check some facts and come back and repost. You either confused South Sudan with Sudan or just decided to try and contradict Agim and do not care what you say!
The Republic of South Sudan only became independent on July 9,2011. To have already become a UN member is an amazing feat.
(pss, 9 July 2011 22:44)

Sorry, pss, I mixed it up, I only read that UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon who attended the independece celebration togetehr with 100s of other official form dozens of states welcomed South Sudan. You are 100% correct, South Sudan is not an UN member yet. Checking some more facts, I read that it's likely that South Sudan will be recognized as the 193th UN member next week, on 13/14th of July during the next general assembly meeting. Sorry for the confusion and misinformation, again.

“The worst case scenario is that it would devalue the efforts made so far so as to bring the regional reconciliation process to a successful end,” the minister pointed out.

The reconciliation process between Serbia and Kosovo has not even started yet, let alone "successful end". There are things Serbian government must do to start it. And not talking about recognition, but simpler smaller things. If you work at 200% to convince the US and EU main countries that you cannot be trusted, you will not be trusted and you can only dream about UNSC, it is simple as that.

Jeremić: Organ trade probe requires UN mandate

What about to shut your mouth? Some cheese with that whine perhaps??


PS: Whine & Cheese ... get it?

Thanks,

wonder if Vuk is going to recognize South Sudan, and hope on the plane to lobby and dish out some money so they will not recognize Kosova!? "
(Agim Kelmendi, 9 July 2011 18:36)

I thought lobbying with some money (i.e. bribing) is the method of Kosovo (a.k.a. Pacolli)? But yes, South Sudan can decide on weather to recognize Kosovo or not. Why? Because it's already an UN member state, unlike.... no need to say any more, right?
(Analyst, 9 July 2011 21:05)
Maybe you should check some facts and come back and repost. You either confused South Sudan with Sudan or just decided to try and contradict Agim and do not care what you say!
The Republic of South Sudan only became independent on July 9,2011. To have already become a UN member is an amazing feat.

Forget it Jeremicu. USA will never allow it.
(ivan, 9 July 2011 17:29)
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Why is that? This certainly says it all.

Forget it Jeremicu. USA will never allow it.
(ivan, 9 July 2011 17:29)

The only reason they'd Veto it, was if they knew there was something to hide.

But yes, South Sudan can decide on weather to recognize Kosovo or not. Why? Because it's already an UN member state, unlike.... no need to say any more, right?
(Analyst, 9 July 2011 21:05)

You are absolutely correct that, as an independent country, S. Sudan can decide to recognize Kosovo or not and viceversa.

But that's not because S. Sudan is a UN member; S. Sudan is not a UN member.

Jeremić: Organ trade probe requires UN mandate

What about to shut your mouth? Some cheese with that whine perhaps??


PS: Whine & Cheese ... get it?

Thanks,

I wonder if Vuk is going to recognize South Sudan, and hope on the plane to lobby and dish out some money so they will not recognize Kosova!?

Having said that, this organ crap propaganda is going to backfire on serbia's face.

"It would be enough for them to leave Kosovo and go to one of over 180 countries that do not have an extradition agreement with EULEX," Jeremić specified."

Too complicated. And who wants to leave the "dream state" of Kosovo? No, it's even easier for them: They fake votes, become/stay politicians in Kosovo, and hide behind their immunity. Any similarity to existing persons in Kosovo are totally unintentional.

Forget it Jeremicu. USA will never allow it.

“The worst case scenario is that it would devalue the efforts made so far so as to bring the regional reconciliation process to a successful end,” the minister pointed out.

The reconciliation process between Serbia and Kosovo has not even started yet, let alone "successful end". There are things Serbian government must do to start it. And not talking about recognition, but simpler smaller things. If you work at 200% to convince the US and EU main countries that you cannot be trusted, you will not be trusted and you can only dream about UNSC, it is simple as that.

"Should these claims prove to be true...
Vuk,"

He sounds like a good deal ;)

More verbal burek coming up for free.
Dick and Wolf cooking up a tasty recepy for Carlas new fiction soup.

"I wonder if Vuk is going to recognize South Sudan, and hope on the plane to lobby and dish out some money so they will not recognize Kosova!? "
(Agim Kelmendi, 9 July 2011 18:36)

I thought lobbying with some money (i.e. bribing) is the method of Kosovo (a.k.a. Pacolli)? But yes, South Sudan can decide on weather to recognize Kosovo or not. Why? Because it's already an UN member state, unlike.... no need to say any more, right?

Forget it Jeremicu. USA will never allow it.
(ivan, 9 July 2011 17:29)
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Why is that? This certainly says it all.

wonder if Vuk is going to recognize South Sudan, and hope on the plane to lobby and dish out some money so they will not recognize Kosova!? "
(Agim Kelmendi, 9 July 2011 18:36)

I thought lobbying with some money (i.e. bribing) is the method of Kosovo (a.k.a. Pacolli)? But yes, South Sudan can decide on weather to recognize Kosovo or not. Why? Because it's already an UN member state, unlike.... no need to say any more, right?
(Analyst, 9 July 2011 21:05)
Maybe you should check some facts and come back and repost. You either confused South Sudan with Sudan or just decided to try and contradict Agim and do not care what you say!
The Republic of South Sudan only became independent on July 9,2011. To have already become a UN member is an amazing feat.

Forget it Jeremicu. USA will never allow it.
(ivan, 9 July 2011 17:29)

The only reason they'd Veto it, was if they knew there was something to hide.

But yes, South Sudan can decide on weather to recognize Kosovo or not. Why? Because it's already an UN member state, unlike.... no need to say any more, right?
(Analyst, 9 July 2011 21:05)

You are absolutely correct that, as an independent country, S. Sudan can decide to recognize Kosovo or not and viceversa.

But that's not because S. Sudan is a UN member; S. Sudan is not a UN member.

Maybe you should check some facts and come back and repost. You either confused South Sudan with Sudan or just decided to try and contradict Agim and do not care what you say!
The Republic of South Sudan only became independent on July 9,2011. To have already become a UN member is an amazing feat.
(pss, 9 July 2011 22:44)

Sorry, pss, I mixed it up, I only read that UN secretary general Ban Ki Moon who attended the independece celebration togetehr with 100s of other official form dozens of states welcomed South Sudan. You are 100% correct, South Sudan is not an UN member yet. Checking some more facts, I read that it's likely that South Sudan will be recognized as the 193th UN member next week, on 13/14th of July during the next general assembly meeting. Sorry for the confusion and misinformation, again.