The houses in the north or only 10% of the problem. The bigger problem (you know, 90% of the population) is the search of the houses in the south. Thats why it could take long. Does it make sense to stop 'smuggling' of food or fuel (which is more like buying goods in other parts of Serbia and selling them in Kosovo) and at the same time not stopping smuggling/trafficking of drugs, which is a much more serious problem. (...)and that's why EULEX/KFOR is not stopping drug 'business' in Kosovo.
(Analyst, 21 August 2011 12:19)
This 10% figure confuses me a bit: There are 50.000 K-Serbs in the north; how did you come up with this percentage?
The drug smuggling is a joint Balkans enterprise (multiethnicity works!) and should be dealt with accordingly but that is a different story. The main topic is that the Serbs in the north have publicly displayed their criminal energy. Now neither UNMIK,EULEX nor KFOR can further ignore this problem without losing face. And as you might know this is not about food trafficking; this is about killing a police officer, attacking KFOR, illegal possession of firearms and so on!
"Do you really think the house searches in the north of Kosovo will take that long?"
(Bloody Mary, 21 August 2011 06:33)
The houses in the north or only 10% of the problem. The bigger problem (you know, 90% of the population) is the search of the houses in the south. Thats why it could take long. Does it make sense to stop 'smuggling' of food or fuel (which is more like buying goods in other parts of Serbia and selling them in Kosovo) and at the same time not stopping smuggling/trafficking of drugs, which is a much more serious problem. My guess is: It's the same procedure as in Afghanistan: Without drugs, the whole country would collapse, since there is no other economy worth a mention. That's why NATO is not destroying opium fields there, and that's why EULEX/KFOR is not stopping drug 'business' in Kosovo.
"Not only Iv but the whole EULEX should leave they have proven just as inept as RUSMIK at combating criminals and war criminals in the north."
(Bekim Mitrovica, 20 August 2011 22:38)
Then the whole 'KPS' (except maybe 10-20% who are doing their job correctly) should be dissolved, for being incompetent, corrupt, infiltrated by former KLA war criminals and supporting mafia groups in the south.
If EULEX wants to reach its goal to establish rule of law in Kosovo, fight the mafia structures and bring it to average European standards, the mandate had to be extended for another decade, at least.
(Analyst, 20 August 2011 23:02)
Do you really think the house searches in the north of Kosovo will take that long?
"The daily said it was almost completely certain that the EU member states would extend EULEX mandate until 2014."
If EULEX wants to reach its goal to establish rule of law in Kosovo, fight the mafia structures and bring it to average European standards, the mandate had to be extended for another decade, at least.
"The daily said it was almost completely certain that the EU member states would extend EULEX mandate until 2014."
If EULEX wants to reach its goal to establish rule of law in Kosovo, fight the mafia structures and bring it to average European standards, the mandate had to be extended for another decade, at least.
"Not only Iv but the whole EULEX should leave they have proven just as inept as RUSMIK at combating criminals and war criminals in the north."
(Bekim Mitrovica, 20 August 2011 22:38)
Then the whole 'KPS' (except maybe 10-20% who are doing their job correctly) should be dissolved, for being incompetent, corrupt, infiltrated by former KLA war criminals and supporting mafia groups in the south.
"Do you really think the house searches in the north of Kosovo will take that long?"
(Bloody Mary, 21 August 2011 06:33)
The houses in the north or only 10% of the problem. The bigger problem (you know, 90% of the population) is the search of the houses in the south. Thats why it could take long. Does it make sense to stop 'smuggling' of food or fuel (which is more like buying goods in other parts of Serbia and selling them in Kosovo) and at the same time not stopping smuggling/trafficking of drugs, which is a much more serious problem. My guess is: It's the same procedure as in Afghanistan: Without drugs, the whole country would collapse, since there is no other economy worth a mention. That's why NATO is not destroying opium fields there, and that's why EULEX/KFOR is not stopping drug 'business' in Kosovo.
The houses in the north or only 10% of the problem. The bigger problem (you know, 90% of the population) is the search of the houses in the south. Thats why it could take long. Does it make sense to stop 'smuggling' of food or fuel (which is more like buying goods in other parts of Serbia and selling them in Kosovo) and at the same time not stopping smuggling/trafficking of drugs, which is a much more serious problem. (...)and that's why EULEX/KFOR is not stopping drug 'business' in Kosovo.
(Analyst, 21 August 2011 12:19)
This 10% figure confuses me a bit: There are 50.000 K-Serbs in the north; how did you come up with this percentage?
The drug smuggling is a joint Balkans enterprise (multiethnicity works!) and should be dealt with accordingly but that is a different story. The main topic is that the Serbs in the north have publicly displayed their criminal energy. Now neither UNMIK,EULEX nor KFOR can further ignore this problem without losing face. And as you might know this is not about food trafficking; this is about killing a police officer, attacking KFOR, illegal possession of firearms and so on!
If EULEX wants to reach its goal to establish rule of law in Kosovo, fight the mafia structures and bring it to average European standards, the mandate had to be extended for another decade, at least.
(Analyst, 20 August 2011 23:02)
Do you really think the house searches in the north of Kosovo will take that long?
If EULEX wants to reach its goal to establish rule of law in Kosovo, fight the mafia structures and bring it to average European standards, the mandate had to be extended for another decade, at least.
(Analyst, 20 August 2011 23:02)
Do you really think the house searches in the north of Kosovo will take that long?
The houses in the north or only 10% of the problem. The bigger problem (you know, 90% of the population) is the search of the houses in the south. Thats why it could take long. Does it make sense to stop 'smuggling' of food or fuel (which is more like buying goods in other parts of Serbia and selling them in Kosovo) and at the same time not stopping smuggling/trafficking of drugs, which is a much more serious problem. (...)and that's why EULEX/KFOR is not stopping drug 'business' in Kosovo.
(Analyst, 21 August 2011 12:19)
This 10% figure confuses me a bit: There are 50.000 K-Serbs in the north; how did you come up with this percentage?
The drug smuggling is a joint Balkans enterprise (multiethnicity works!) and should be dealt with accordingly but that is a different story. The main topic is that the Serbs in the north have publicly displayed their criminal energy. Now neither UNMIK,EULEX nor KFOR can further ignore this problem without losing face. And as you might know this is not about food trafficking; this is about killing a police officer, attacking KFOR, illegal possession of firearms and so on!
"Not only Iv but the whole EULEX should leave they have proven just as inept as RUSMIK at combating criminals and war criminals in the north."
(Bekim Mitrovica, 20 August 2011 22:38)
Then the whole 'KPS' (except maybe 10-20% who are doing their job correctly) should be dissolved, for being incompetent, corrupt, infiltrated by former KLA war criminals and supporting mafia groups in the south.
"The daily said it was almost completely certain that the EU member states would extend EULEX mandate until 2014."
If EULEX wants to reach its goal to establish rule of law in Kosovo, fight the mafia structures and bring it to average European standards, the mandate had to be extended for another decade, at least.
"Do you really think the house searches in the north of Kosovo will take that long?"
(Bloody Mary, 21 August 2011 06:33)
The houses in the north or only 10% of the problem. The bigger problem (you know, 90% of the population) is the search of the houses in the south. Thats why it could take long. Does it make sense to stop 'smuggling' of food or fuel (which is more like buying goods in other parts of Serbia and selling them in Kosovo) and at the same time not stopping smuggling/trafficking of drugs, which is a much more serious problem. My guess is: It's the same procedure as in Afghanistan: Without drugs, the whole country would collapse, since there is no other economy worth a mention. That's why NATO is not destroying opium fields there, and that's why EULEX/KFOR is not stopping drug 'business' in Kosovo.
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