This situation is going to turn ugly.
(BT, 29 July 2011 16:27)
US foreign policy loves 'ugly'. It goes to bars in the evening looking for 'ugly'. It picks up 'ugly' and sleeps with 'ugly'. It wakes in the morning next to 'ugly' and has another go with 'ugly'. It doesn't call for a couple of days because it doesn't want to seem easy, but it just can't help its ugly self.
Case in point, US relations with Indonesia are back to where they were before Indonesia's crimes against humanity against East Timor on its independence. There are plenty of others too.
Lots of cross-dressing should be involved, Erhard, being German should have no difficulty with this (I base this on my recent trip to Hamburg, an very nice it was indeed too).
Zoran says: "Force is a sign of weakness" I almost spit out my coffee in laughter! Thanks for the entertaining line Zoran. I think you're slightly bi-polar because you advocated the use of force many many times over the years on these comment boards when it suited your objective.
(The Truth Chicago, 29 July 2011 22:17)
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Ummm, I think you should check as I have pretty much and consistently advocated truth and reconciliation. I have push forward the idea of negotiations as that is where strength lies. Force is a sign of weakness my friend as the cycle of violence continues repeating. It solves nothing whereas negotiations can bring lasting peace to the region.
The thugs in Pristina with help from the aggression pact are weak minded dimwits.
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
We've seen this kinda roadblocks before, remember in and around Knin(Croatia) Serbs tried to separate Zagreb from Split! this time they're trying to separate Mitrovica from border posts which is not going to happen either. Some people never learn from mistakes!.
Zoran says: "Force is a sign of weakness" I almost spit out my coffee in laughter! Thanks for the entertaining line Zoran. I think you're slightly bi-polar because you advocated the use of force many many times over the years on these comment boards when it suited your objective. With that said, Serbia must be the weakest nation in the world because force is the ONLY way that they have "negotiated" with their neighbors. Keep the non-clever spin coming buddy. And as a reminder...NATO used "force" on Serbia. On the contrary, "force" was very effective and knocked Serbia out of Kosova forever! You're only as strong as your weakest link. The weakness was in the Serbian military because they pulled out. Nobody cares if you claim your tanks werent detroyed, or soldiers killed....they arent in Kosovo anymore. The objective of a countries army is to fight with the intent on protecting the national interest and win wars at all costs if need be. Right? Your "hero" General Mladic didn't get the memo....
KFOR threatens use of force at roadblock
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Force is a sign of weakness. NATO and ethnic Albanians are getting desperate. Whatever gains they may make will be temporary. As they have no ability to negotiate and lead the region into peace and reconciliation they are only making matters worse. The law of the mafia is in full swing.
"I think its a better idea for those Serbs causing trouble to go and lead productive lives and "work" for a change instead of going on holiday vacation sitting on logs in the middle of the road. Dont they have jobs? Lazy communists."
The Truth Chicago
Well-dressed like those 'poor' Greek demonstrators of the last few weeks.
I think they enjoy their vacation for a very long time. Who is financing them to do nothing? Apparently the Serbian taxpayers.
I think that KFOR and Kosovo police wont help Thaci when kosovars get angry because of unemployment, and also MUP wont save Tadic from angry serbians. It's just matter of time.
One thing that I would like to point out is that every Serb poster is mentioning that they should keep the camera's rolling to "show the world" what the occupiers are doing. Did it ever occur to you that KFOR has their own camera's that are just as effective in recording your hooded mobs and unruly villagers to "show the world" what trouble Serbians create? Bottom line. KFOR is in charge and they have set the rules of engagement and Serbians know this. If Serbs cross the line into their restricted zone or if they are being fired upon or threatened....KFOR will have it all on camera. Im all for recording every bit of this fiasco. I think its a better idea for those Serbs causing trouble to go and lead productive lives and "work" for a change instead of going on holiday vacation sitting on logs in the middle of the road. Dont they have jobs? Lazy communists.
This is a new dawn my friends! The time has come for Kosova to excercise their sovereignty! Borko was slapped in the face with Beuhler threatening the use of lethal force in the case of attack on Jarinje and Brnjak. Whats Serbia going to do about it? Protest? Go right ahead if makes you feel better...just dont get too close to Jarinje or Brnjak.
"Both gates are declared military restricted areas and the rules of engagement are very clear” Buehler told Reuters in an interview. Call his bluff Serbia....I dare you.
According to Buehler, "the soldiers can employ lethal force, they can employ their weapons to defend themselves, to defend all the people, to defend the property, the military restricted area." Whats Serbia going to do about it? Overwhelm the Germans with Soccer Hooligans? Hahahaa!
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,...
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
And then what, genius? You think that KFOR need those road for troop deployement? ROFL! It is your kind which need them and you will find out this very soon. In a few days, you will not have fuel. Another few days later, food will run short. You will eat biscuits. And then what? Ok, then Pristina will allow some trucks to enter, but only from South.
...is called passive resistance,if we do it smartly at the end they will succumb!
And keep the cameras on,every move of these Western fascists should be documented from three angels!
All the while we will be sitting on the hills and laughing at these idiots!
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
Hopefully there will be no violence and the talks between KFOR and the Serbian government will lead to a resolution that all parties will accept. Here's hoping.
Do not move from that roadblock! Let the world see what horrible pigs these so called neutral peace keepers are. If they lay a hand on you, make sure there are cameras there so the world can see what terrorists they are. Stand strong my friends!
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,trucks,loads of sand,trees,if necessary bull crap,and after that go away my Serb brothers,don`t let yourself get killed!
After they have removed the old roadblocks set up new roadblocks and continue the game till the end!
It is called passive resistance,if we do it smartly at the end they will succumb!
And keep the cameras on,every move of these Western fascists should be documented from three angels!
All the while we will be sitting on the hills and laughing at these idiots!
According to a Tanjug reporter, there are about a hundred Serbs at the scene who said they are going to stay there until the situation at two administrative checkpoints is returned to the state from before the Kosovo police intervention on Monday.
More like 100 thugs/criminals and/or Serb MUP Agents.
Serbia's politicians are looking for a "hero" to fall for Serbia. In another words a guinea pig, so they can then run across the world's media claiming to be a victim. Ideally for Serbia's politician would be a kid being killed during this blockade. They don't care for Serbs of Kosova as long as it prolong their political lives. Its pity that when it comes to dirty politics, it is the people that suffers and not politicians. I am very curious to know if Borko and Bogdanovic will be staying there with local Serbs when the deadline of 2 hours expires. I bet my life they will be crossing to Serbia and waiting for some "Serb heroes" to fall and then to take photos of those dead " heroes" in order to spread the news. Shame!
Do not move from that roadblock! Let the world see what horrible pigs these so called neutral peace keepers are. If they lay a hand on you, make sure there are cameras there so the world can see what terrorists they are. Stand strong my friends!
(Daniel, 29 July 2011, 15:19)
Exactly my point I made earlier. You guys are urging locals to stay there, break the law, DIE and fall HERO but to make sure they do it in front of cameras so then you can show to the world how you are being terrorised.
Daniel, it is so easy to be supporting local Serbs of Kosova from your comfortable chairs, isn't it? SHAME & PITY!
Do not move from that roadblock! Let the world see what horrible pigs these so called neutral peace keepers are. If they lay a hand on you, make sure there are cameras there so the world can see what terrorists they are. Stand strong my friends!
(Daniel, 29 July 2011, 15:19)
Exactly my point I made earlier. You guys are urging locals to stay there, break the law, DIE and fall HERO but to make sure they do it in front of cameras so then you can show to the world how you are being terrorised.
Daniel, it is so easy to be supporting local Serbs of Kosova from your comfortable chairs, isn't it? SHAME & PITY!
Serbia's politicians are looking for a "hero" to fall for Serbia. In another words a guinea pig, so they can then run across the world's media claiming to be a victim. Ideally for Serbia's politician would be a kid being killed during this blockade. They don't care for Serbs of Kosova as long as it prolong their political lives. Its pity that when it comes to dirty politics, it is the people that suffers and not politicians. I am very curious to know if Borko and Bogdanovic will be staying there with local Serbs when the deadline of 2 hours expires. I bet my life they will be crossing to Serbia and waiting for some "Serb heroes" to fall and then to take photos of those dead " heroes" in order to spread the news. Shame!
This is a new dawn my friends! The time has come for Kosova to excercise their sovereignty! Borko was slapped in the face with Beuhler threatening the use of lethal force in the case of attack on Jarinje and Brnjak. Whats Serbia going to do about it? Protest? Go right ahead if makes you feel better...just dont get too close to Jarinje or Brnjak.
"Both gates are declared military restricted areas and the rules of engagement are very clear” Buehler told Reuters in an interview. Call his bluff Serbia....I dare you.
According to Buehler, "the soldiers can employ lethal force, they can employ their weapons to defend themselves, to defend all the people, to defend the property, the military restricted area." Whats Serbia going to do about it? Overwhelm the Germans with Soccer Hooligans? Hahahaa!
Do not move from that roadblock! Let the world see what horrible pigs these so called neutral peace keepers are. If they lay a hand on you, make sure there are cameras there so the world can see what terrorists they are. Stand strong my friends!
According to a Tanjug reporter, there are about a hundred Serbs at the scene who said they are going to stay there until the situation at two administrative checkpoints is returned to the state from before the Kosovo police intervention on Monday.
More like 100 thugs/criminals and/or Serb MUP Agents.
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,trucks,loads of sand,trees,if necessary bull crap,and after that go away my Serb brothers,don`t let yourself get killed!
After they have removed the old roadblocks set up new roadblocks and continue the game till the end!
It is called passive resistance,if we do it smartly at the end they will succumb!
And keep the cameras on,every move of these Western fascists should be documented from three angels!
All the while we will be sitting on the hills and laughing at these idiots!
Hopefully there will be no violence and the talks between KFOR and the Serbian government will lead to a resolution that all parties will accept. Here's hoping.
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,...
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
And then what, genius? You think that KFOR need those road for troop deployement? ROFL! It is your kind which need them and you will find out this very soon. In a few days, you will not have fuel. Another few days later, food will run short. You will eat biscuits. And then what? Ok, then Pristina will allow some trucks to enter, but only from South.
One thing that I would like to point out is that every Serb poster is mentioning that they should keep the camera's rolling to "show the world" what the occupiers are doing. Did it ever occur to you that KFOR has their own camera's that are just as effective in recording your hooded mobs and unruly villagers to "show the world" what trouble Serbians create? Bottom line. KFOR is in charge and they have set the rules of engagement and Serbians know this. If Serbs cross the line into their restricted zone or if they are being fired upon or threatened....KFOR will have it all on camera. Im all for recording every bit of this fiasco. I think its a better idea for those Serbs causing trouble to go and lead productive lives and "work" for a change instead of going on holiday vacation sitting on logs in the middle of the road. Dont they have jobs? Lazy communists.
I think that KFOR and Kosovo police wont help Thaci when kosovars get angry because of unemployment, and also MUP wont save Tadic from angry serbians. It's just matter of time.
...is called passive resistance,if we do it smartly at the end they will succumb!
And keep the cameras on,every move of these Western fascists should be documented from three angels!
All the while we will be sitting on the hills and laughing at these idiots!
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
KFOR threatens use of force at roadblock
--
Force is a sign of weakness. NATO and ethnic Albanians are getting desperate. Whatever gains they may make will be temporary. As they have no ability to negotiate and lead the region into peace and reconciliation they are only making matters worse. The law of the mafia is in full swing.
Zoran says: "Force is a sign of weakness" I almost spit out my coffee in laughter! Thanks for the entertaining line Zoran. I think you're slightly bi-polar because you advocated the use of force many many times over the years on these comment boards when it suited your objective. With that said, Serbia must be the weakest nation in the world because force is the ONLY way that they have "negotiated" with their neighbors. Keep the non-clever spin coming buddy. And as a reminder...NATO used "force" on Serbia. On the contrary, "force" was very effective and knocked Serbia out of Kosova forever! You're only as strong as your weakest link. The weakness was in the Serbian military because they pulled out. Nobody cares if you claim your tanks werent detroyed, or soldiers killed....they arent in Kosovo anymore. The objective of a countries army is to fight with the intent on protecting the national interest and win wars at all costs if need be. Right? Your "hero" General Mladic didn't get the memo....
"I think its a better idea for those Serbs causing trouble to go and lead productive lives and "work" for a change instead of going on holiday vacation sitting on logs in the middle of the road. Dont they have jobs? Lazy communists."
The Truth Chicago
Well-dressed like those 'poor' Greek demonstrators of the last few weeks.
I think they enjoy their vacation for a very long time. Who is financing them to do nothing? Apparently the Serbian taxpayers.
Zoran says: "Force is a sign of weakness" I almost spit out my coffee in laughter! Thanks for the entertaining line Zoran. I think you're slightly bi-polar because you advocated the use of force many many times over the years on these comment boards when it suited your objective.
(The Truth Chicago, 29 July 2011 22:17)
--
Ummm, I think you should check as I have pretty much and consistently advocated truth and reconciliation. I have push forward the idea of negotiations as that is where strength lies. Force is a sign of weakness my friend as the cycle of violence continues repeating. It solves nothing whereas negotiations can bring lasting peace to the region.
The thugs in Pristina with help from the aggression pact are weak minded dimwits.
Lots of cross-dressing should be involved, Erhard, being German should have no difficulty with this (I base this on my recent trip to Hamburg, an very nice it was indeed too).
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
We've seen this kinda roadblocks before, remember in and around Knin(Croatia) Serbs tried to separate Zagreb from Split! this time they're trying to separate Mitrovica from border posts which is not going to happen either. Some people never learn from mistakes!.
This situation is going to turn ugly.
(BT, 29 July 2011 16:27)
US foreign policy loves 'ugly'. It goes to bars in the evening looking for 'ugly'. It picks up 'ugly' and sleeps with 'ugly'. It wakes in the morning next to 'ugly' and has another go with 'ugly'. It doesn't call for a couple of days because it doesn't want to seem easy, but it just can't help its ugly self.
Case in point, US relations with Indonesia are back to where they were before Indonesia's crimes against humanity against East Timor on its independence. There are plenty of others too.
Do not move from that roadblock! Let the world see what horrible pigs these so called neutral peace keepers are. If they lay a hand on you, make sure there are cameras there so the world can see what terrorists they are. Stand strong my friends!
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,trucks,loads of sand,trees,if necessary bull crap,and after that go away my Serb brothers,don`t let yourself get killed!
After they have removed the old roadblocks set up new roadblocks and continue the game till the end!
It is called passive resistance,if we do it smartly at the end they will succumb!
And keep the cameras on,every move of these Western fascists should be documented from three angels!
All the while we will be sitting on the hills and laughing at these idiots!
This is a new dawn my friends! The time has come for Kosova to excercise their sovereignty! Borko was slapped in the face with Beuhler threatening the use of lethal force in the case of attack on Jarinje and Brnjak. Whats Serbia going to do about it? Protest? Go right ahead if makes you feel better...just dont get too close to Jarinje or Brnjak.
"Both gates are declared military restricted areas and the rules of engagement are very clear” Buehler told Reuters in an interview. Call his bluff Serbia....I dare you.
According to Buehler, "the soldiers can employ lethal force, they can employ their weapons to defend themselves, to defend all the people, to defend the property, the military restricted area." Whats Serbia going to do about it? Overwhelm the Germans with Soccer Hooligans? Hahahaa!
One thing that I would like to point out is that every Serb poster is mentioning that they should keep the camera's rolling to "show the world" what the occupiers are doing. Did it ever occur to you that KFOR has their own camera's that are just as effective in recording your hooded mobs and unruly villagers to "show the world" what trouble Serbians create? Bottom line. KFOR is in charge and they have set the rules of engagement and Serbians know this. If Serbs cross the line into their restricted zone or if they are being fired upon or threatened....KFOR will have it all on camera. Im all for recording every bit of this fiasco. I think its a better idea for those Serbs causing trouble to go and lead productive lives and "work" for a change instead of going on holiday vacation sitting on logs in the middle of the road. Dont they have jobs? Lazy communists.
According to a Tanjug reporter, there are about a hundred Serbs at the scene who said they are going to stay there until the situation at two administrative checkpoints is returned to the state from before the Kosovo police intervention on Monday.
More like 100 thugs/criminals and/or Serb MUP Agents.
Serbia's politicians are looking for a "hero" to fall for Serbia. In another words a guinea pig, so they can then run across the world's media claiming to be a victim. Ideally for Serbia's politician would be a kid being killed during this blockade. They don't care for Serbs of Kosova as long as it prolong their political lives. Its pity that when it comes to dirty politics, it is the people that suffers and not politicians. I am very curious to know if Borko and Bogdanovic will be staying there with local Serbs when the deadline of 2 hours expires. I bet my life they will be crossing to Serbia and waiting for some "Serb heroes" to fall and then to take photos of those dead " heroes" in order to spread the news. Shame!
Do not move from that roadblock! Let the world see what horrible pigs these so called neutral peace keepers are. If they lay a hand on you, make sure there are cameras there so the world can see what terrorists they are. Stand strong my friends!
(Daniel, 29 July 2011, 15:19)
Exactly my point I made earlier. You guys are urging locals to stay there, break the law, DIE and fall HERO but to make sure they do it in front of cameras so then you can show to the world how you are being terrorised.
Daniel, it is so easy to be supporting local Serbs of Kosova from your comfortable chairs, isn't it? SHAME & PITY!
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,...
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
And then what, genius? You think that KFOR need those road for troop deployement? ROFL! It is your kind which need them and you will find out this very soon. In a few days, you will not have fuel. Another few days later, food will run short. You will eat biscuits. And then what? Ok, then Pristina will allow some trucks to enter, but only from South.
...is called passive resistance,if we do it smartly at the end they will succumb!
And keep the cameras on,every move of these Western fascists should be documented from three angels!
All the while we will be sitting on the hills and laughing at these idiots!
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
"I think its a better idea for those Serbs causing trouble to go and lead productive lives and "work" for a change instead of going on holiday vacation sitting on logs in the middle of the road. Dont they have jobs? Lazy communists."
The Truth Chicago
Well-dressed like those 'poor' Greek demonstrators of the last few weeks.
I think they enjoy their vacation for a very long time. Who is financing them to do nothing? Apparently the Serbian taxpayers.
I think that KFOR and Kosovo police wont help Thaci when kosovars get angry because of unemployment, and also MUP wont save Tadic from angry serbians. It's just matter of time.
Zoran says: "Force is a sign of weakness" I almost spit out my coffee in laughter! Thanks for the entertaining line Zoran. I think you're slightly bi-polar because you advocated the use of force many many times over the years on these comment boards when it suited your objective. With that said, Serbia must be the weakest nation in the world because force is the ONLY way that they have "negotiated" with their neighbors. Keep the non-clever spin coming buddy. And as a reminder...NATO used "force" on Serbia. On the contrary, "force" was very effective and knocked Serbia out of Kosova forever! You're only as strong as your weakest link. The weakness was in the Serbian military because they pulled out. Nobody cares if you claim your tanks werent detroyed, or soldiers killed....they arent in Kosovo anymore. The objective of a countries army is to fight with the intent on protecting the national interest and win wars at all costs if need be. Right? Your "hero" General Mladic didn't get the memo....
Hopefully there will be no violence and the talks between KFOR and the Serbian government will lead to a resolution that all parties will accept. Here's hoping.
KFOR threatens use of force at roadblock
--
Force is a sign of weakness. NATO and ethnic Albanians are getting desperate. Whatever gains they may make will be temporary. As they have no ability to negotiate and lead the region into peace and reconciliation they are only making matters worse. The law of the mafia is in full swing.
Make roadblocks every 100 meters,
(CG, 29 July 2011 15:49)
We've seen this kinda roadblocks before, remember in and around Knin(Croatia) Serbs tried to separate Zagreb from Split! this time they're trying to separate Mitrovica from border posts which is not going to happen either. Some people never learn from mistakes!.
Zoran says: "Force is a sign of weakness" I almost spit out my coffee in laughter! Thanks for the entertaining line Zoran. I think you're slightly bi-polar because you advocated the use of force many many times over the years on these comment boards when it suited your objective.
(The Truth Chicago, 29 July 2011 22:17)
--
Ummm, I think you should check as I have pretty much and consistently advocated truth and reconciliation. I have push forward the idea of negotiations as that is where strength lies. Force is a sign of weakness my friend as the cycle of violence continues repeating. It solves nothing whereas negotiations can bring lasting peace to the region.
The thugs in Pristina with help from the aggression pact are weak minded dimwits.
Lots of cross-dressing should be involved, Erhard, being German should have no difficulty with this (I base this on my recent trip to Hamburg, an very nice it was indeed too).
This situation is going to turn ugly.
(BT, 29 July 2011 16:27)
US foreign policy loves 'ugly'. It goes to bars in the evening looking for 'ugly'. It picks up 'ugly' and sleeps with 'ugly'. It wakes in the morning next to 'ugly' and has another go with 'ugly'. It doesn't call for a couple of days because it doesn't want to seem easy, but it just can't help its ugly self.
Case in point, US relations with Indonesia are back to where they were before Indonesia's crimes against humanity against East Timor on its independence. There are plenty of others too.
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