Serbia accepted stamp, Priština team chief says

Way to go girl; you rule. Teach them a thing or two how politics is run.

Pls say it is so!!!

Nothing new, was already announced some days ago. Yes, if she wants to believe that the custom stamps of the 'Republic of Kosovo' are recognized - strangely without the words 'Republic of'. Somehow funny.
(Analyst, 7 September 2011 15:01)

Kosova Customs=US Customs

No need for R(Republic), and no need for A(America).
This custom stamp was since 2008, after independence was declared, but before that it said UNMIK Customs or if I am not mistaking UNMIK/Kosova Customs. One or the other.

"When asked what in fact had been agreed in Brussels..."

In fact, media in Pristina too are complaining, because nobody knows in detail what has been agreed to. Stefanovic and Tahiri just agreed on some principles it appears and will sign whatever Cooper will give them. So, it is natural that they cannot answer about the details of their "agreement" yet.

I suggest you wake up and smell the coffee,man and/or woman, who ever you are?
(Agim Kelmendi, 7 September 2011 20:24)

You're misunderstanding him. He is saying no country needs to have "Republic" in the stamp, the word "Custom" is self-explanatory of a border-boundary.


Majority of world countries do not use "Republic of" in their custom stamps because it's redundant. As long as Kosovo's stamps read in three (3) languages Kosovo Custom(s) and the accompanying documents (i.e. origin of goods) that read Republic of Kosovo (in three(3) languages) then it is apparent what Belgrade accepted.




Thanks,

"When asked what in fact had been agreed in Brussels, she said that that an agreement on recognition of “customs stamps of the Republic of Kosovo”, that Kosovo had been using since it had declared independence, had been reached."

Nothing new, was already announced some days ago. Yes, if she wants to believe that the custom stamps of the 'Republic of Kosovo' are recognized - strangely without the words 'Republic of'. Somehow funny.

Tahini is funny. There is no mention of Republic on the customs stamps, yet she states that Belgrade accepted the stamps of the Republic of Kosova. Have I been reading different stories about the negotiations than what actually happened and was agreed on?

Its pretty obvious albanians are not used to democracy. Lies, lies and more lies. How many times have we not heard Pristina say "Serbia will recognize soon" Russia will recognize" bla bla bla bla. They are simply saying what their people want to hear. Unless Serbia truly recognizes Kosovo I suggest Pristina shuts the hell up.

No need for R(Republic), and no need for A(America).
(Agim Kelmendi, 7 September 2011 17:08)

And no need for K (Kosovo) - 'Customs' would be enough :)
(J.Oker, 7 September 2011 18:52)

I suggest you wake up and smell the coffee,man and/or woman, who ever you are?

No need for R(Republic), and no need for A(America).
(Agim Kelmendi, 7 September 2011 17:08)

And no need for K (Kosovo) - 'Customs' would be enough :)

Her irritating appearance is only outmatched by the irritating things this Pristina mouthpiece says. Is she going to place her own ample size at the checkpoints she claims will be manned by Albanians? That would be an immoveable object - anything else Albanian will not be at the checkpoints - no matter what the Pristina thugs (drug dealers, organ-harvestors, human traffickers, gun runners) say.

Serbia had to accept Custom stamps to get into the EU.
Serbia is being a good and friendly neighbour.

Way to go girl; you rule. Teach them a thing or two how politics is run.

Pls say it is so!!!

Its pretty obvious albanians are not used to democracy. Lies, lies and more lies. How many times have we not heard Pristina say "Serbia will recognize soon" Russia will recognize" bla bla bla bla. They are simply saying what their people want to hear. Unless Serbia truly recognizes Kosovo I suggest Pristina shuts the hell up.

Her irritating appearance is only outmatched by the irritating things this Pristina mouthpiece says. Is she going to place her own ample size at the checkpoints she claims will be manned by Albanians? That would be an immoveable object - anything else Albanian will not be at the checkpoints - no matter what the Pristina thugs (drug dealers, organ-harvestors, human traffickers, gun runners) say.

"When asked what in fact had been agreed in Brussels, she said that that an agreement on recognition of “customs stamps of the Republic of Kosovo”, that Kosovo had been using since it had declared independence, had been reached."

Nothing new, was already announced some days ago. Yes, if she wants to believe that the custom stamps of the 'Republic of Kosovo' are recognized - strangely without the words 'Republic of'. Somehow funny.

Tahini is funny. There is no mention of Republic on the customs stamps, yet she states that Belgrade accepted the stamps of the Republic of Kosova. Have I been reading different stories about the negotiations than what actually happened and was agreed on?

No need for R(Republic), and no need for A(America).
(Agim Kelmendi, 7 September 2011 17:08)

And no need for K (Kosovo) - 'Customs' would be enough :)

No need for R(Republic), and no need for A(America).
(Agim Kelmendi, 7 September 2011 17:08)

And no need for K (Kosovo) - 'Customs' would be enough :)
(J.Oker, 7 September 2011 18:52)

I suggest you wake up and smell the coffee,man and/or woman, who ever you are?

I suggest you wake up and smell the coffee,man and/or woman, who ever you are?
(Agim Kelmendi, 7 September 2011 20:24)

You're misunderstanding him. He is saying no country needs to have "Republic" in the stamp, the word "Custom" is self-explanatory of a border-boundary.


Majority of world countries do not use "Republic of" in their custom stamps because it's redundant. As long as Kosovo's stamps read in three (3) languages Kosovo Custom(s) and the accompanying documents (i.e. origin of goods) that read Republic of Kosovo (in three(3) languages) then it is apparent what Belgrade accepted.




Thanks,

Nothing new, was already announced some days ago. Yes, if she wants to believe that the custom stamps of the 'Republic of Kosovo' are recognized - strangely without the words 'Republic of'. Somehow funny.
(Analyst, 7 September 2011 15:01)

Kosova Customs=US Customs

No need for R(Republic), and no need for A(America).
This custom stamp was since 2008, after independence was declared, but before that it said UNMIK Customs or if I am not mistaking UNMIK/Kosova Customs. One or the other.

"When asked what in fact had been agreed in Brussels..."

In fact, media in Pristina too are complaining, because nobody knows in detail what has been agreed to. Stefanovic and Tahiri just agreed on some principles it appears and will sign whatever Cooper will give them. So, it is natural that they cannot answer about the details of their "agreement" yet.

Serbia had to accept Custom stamps to get into the EU.
Serbia is being a good and friendly neighbour.