Greek FM Stavros Lambrinidis believes Serbia will become EU candidate by the end of the year, and calls for a continuation of the Belgrade-Priština dialogue.
Bloody Mary
Actually you are one of many albanians who is fed by the Greeks. How many albanians are not dependant on work in Greece? Didn't your mama tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
(MikeC, 7 September 2011 20:50)
Mike4C, she only told me not argue with i***ts - they'll bring you down to their level then beat you with experience. That's why I won't.
Greeks supports nothing...in fact Greece could care less. Greece has things to worry about, like how to cut all pensions, benefits, and wages to meet loan requirements.
Let's see what he says in Kosovo tomorrow....
P.S. to all you serbs that have no clue, Greece recognizes our documents when passing or staying in Greece. #justsayin'
All this talk of being Broke. Greece is broke. Kosovo was never made to be broken. US is broke, or lets say in debt up to their second story outhouses. Germany and EuroZone have no money, no gold and no liquidity without having to borrow. Who isn't broke?
This is the model of western economy nowadays. All of these countries live off of their debt. So one can say that sure Kosovo is closer to EU as they are more broke (or without to be more accurate) than the rest of Balkan countries, by virtue of their self-imploding economic model.
And furthermore it is laughable when one beggar calls out another beggar.
"Sorry, you must be mistaking me for somebody else. I am one of those feeding the Greeks."
Bloody Mary
Actually you are one of many albanians who is fed by the Greeks. How many albanians are not dependant on work in Greece? Didn't your mama tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
"Beware of Greeks bearing gifts! For sure he will ask you for a loan."
Bloody Mary
Ha ha! Asking Pristina for a loan! If Greece needs tractors, donkeys or drugs perhaps Pristina can help. Kosovo doesn't even have white schengen. I wonder why the EU is reluctant to grand all mighty powerful Kosovo white schengen?
Besides you albs should not worry to much about Greece. Your master the US of A is in much bigger trouble.
Once the EU is fed up with throwing money into the bottomless pit Greece and the Greeks have sold their last harbor to the Chinese, you should send your proposal to Pristina.
(Bloody Mary, 7 September 2011 14:54
Have you ever wondered as to why all the prosperous Albanians are crossing into Greece illegally begging for jobs?When you answer this question you'll see why Greece is not broke.
When you answer this question you'll see why Greece is not broke.
(Vass, 7 September 2011 15:24)
Have you already informed Brussels and Berlin? They will be pleased to hear the good news! Greece will repay all its debts and I will willingly acknowledge Greece's principles! Until then...
If you don't think there are principles, maybe send your Pacolli (what kind of minister is he, anyway? Minister for buying recognitions?) there with some suitcases of money, and see if the 'African way' of new recognitions for Kosovo works on Greece, too. Worth a try?
(Analyst, 7 September 2011 14:22)
Once the EU is fed up with throwing money into the bottomless pit Greece and the Greeks have sold their last harbor to the Chinese, you should send your proposal to Pristina.
according to your statement principled positions can only be expressed by those who are powerful and rich enough to have them. But isn't this a paradox? Why would the strong state want to have a principled position when that would contradict their own interests?
Yes Greece is in trouble and yes it has brought much of this trouble to its own self but it is still a beacon of stability and democratic governance in the Balkans.
"Greece, the sick man of Europe, and "principles"? What a joke! "
(Bloody Mary, 7 September 2011 12:19)
If you don't think there are principles, maybe send your Pacolli (what kind of minister is he, anyway? Minister for buying recognitions?) there with some suitcases of money, and see if the 'African way' of new recognitions for Kosovo works on Greece, too. Worth a try?
"according to your statement principled positions can only be expressed by those who are powerful and rich enough to have them. But isn't this a paradox?"
As soon as a country that is completely broke tries to promote the "policy of welfare in the region" I have certain problems taking it for serious.
"There is no pressure, nor could it have any effect, because Greece has always pursued the policy of principles, and we remain faithful to them. That is the policy of strengthening peace, security and welfare in the region," Lambrinidis said."
Greece, the sick man of Europe, and "principles"? What a joke! A beggar with "principles" who talks about "welfare in the region"???
"There is no pressure, nor could it have any effect, because Greece has always pursued the policy of principles, and we remain faithful to them. That is the policy of strengthening peace, security and welfare in the region," Lambrinidis said."
Greece, the sick man of Europe, and "principles"? What a joke! A beggar with "principles" who talks about "welfare in the region"???
according to your statement principled positions can only be expressed by those who are powerful and rich enough to have them. But isn't this a paradox? Why would the strong state want to have a principled position when that would contradict their own interests?
Yes Greece is in trouble and yes it has brought much of this trouble to its own self but it is still a beacon of stability and democratic governance in the Balkans.
Once the EU is fed up with throwing money into the bottomless pit Greece and the Greeks have sold their last harbor to the Chinese, you should send your proposal to Pristina.
(Bloody Mary, 7 September 2011 14:54
Have you ever wondered as to why all the prosperous Albanians are crossing into Greece illegally begging for jobs?When you answer this question you'll see why Greece is not broke.
"Sorry, you must be mistaking me for somebody else. I am one of those feeding the Greeks."
Bloody Mary
Actually you are one of many albanians who is fed by the Greeks. How many albanians are not dependant on work in Greece? Didn't your mama tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
When you answer this question you'll see why Greece is not broke.
(Vass, 7 September 2011 15:24)
Have you already informed Brussels and Berlin? They will be pleased to hear the good news! Greece will repay all its debts and I will willingly acknowledge Greece's principles! Until then...
"Greece, the sick man of Europe, and "principles"? What a joke! "
(Bloody Mary, 7 September 2011 12:19)
If you don't think there are principles, maybe send your Pacolli (what kind of minister is he, anyway? Minister for buying recognitions?) there with some suitcases of money, and see if the 'African way' of new recognitions for Kosovo works on Greece, too. Worth a try?
"according to your statement principled positions can only be expressed by those who are powerful and rich enough to have them. But isn't this a paradox?"
As soon as a country that is completely broke tries to promote the "policy of welfare in the region" I have certain problems taking it for serious.
If you don't think there are principles, maybe send your Pacolli (what kind of minister is he, anyway? Minister for buying recognitions?) there with some suitcases of money, and see if the 'African way' of new recognitions for Kosovo works on Greece, too. Worth a try?
(Analyst, 7 September 2011 14:22)
Once the EU is fed up with throwing money into the bottomless pit Greece and the Greeks have sold their last harbor to the Chinese, you should send your proposal to Pristina.
Greeks supports nothing...in fact Greece could care less. Greece has things to worry about, like how to cut all pensions, benefits, and wages to meet loan requirements.
Let's see what he says in Kosovo tomorrow....
P.S. to all you serbs that have no clue, Greece recognizes our documents when passing or staying in Greece. #justsayin'
Bloody Mary
Actually you are one of many albanians who is fed by the Greeks. How many albanians are not dependant on work in Greece? Didn't your mama tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
(MikeC, 7 September 2011 20:50)
Mike4C, she only told me not argue with i***ts - they'll bring you down to their level then beat you with experience. That's why I won't.
"Beware of Greeks bearing gifts! For sure he will ask you for a loan."
Bloody Mary
Ha ha! Asking Pristina for a loan! If Greece needs tractors, donkeys or drugs perhaps Pristina can help. Kosovo doesn't even have white schengen. I wonder why the EU is reluctant to grand all mighty powerful Kosovo white schengen?
Besides you albs should not worry to much about Greece. Your master the US of A is in much bigger trouble.
All this talk of being Broke. Greece is broke. Kosovo was never made to be broken. US is broke, or lets say in debt up to their second story outhouses. Germany and EuroZone have no money, no gold and no liquidity without having to borrow. Who isn't broke?
This is the model of western economy nowadays. All of these countries live off of their debt. So one can say that sure Kosovo is closer to EU as they are more broke (or without to be more accurate) than the rest of Balkan countries, by virtue of their self-imploding economic model.
And furthermore it is laughable when one beggar calls out another beggar.
"There is no pressure, nor could it have any effect, because Greece has always pursued the policy of principles, and we remain faithful to them. That is the policy of strengthening peace, security and welfare in the region," Lambrinidis said."
Greece, the sick man of Europe, and "principles"? What a joke! A beggar with "principles" who talks about "welfare in the region"???
"according to your statement principled positions can only be expressed by those who are powerful and rich enough to have them. But isn't this a paradox?"
As soon as a country that is completely broke tries to promote the "policy of welfare in the region" I have certain problems taking it for serious.
"Beware of Greeks bearing gifts! For sure he will ask you for a loan."
Bloody Mary
Ha ha! Asking Pristina for a loan! If Greece needs tractors, donkeys or drugs perhaps Pristina can help. Kosovo doesn't even have white schengen. I wonder why the EU is reluctant to grand all mighty powerful Kosovo white schengen?
Besides you albs should not worry to much about Greece. Your master the US of A is in much bigger trouble.
"Sorry, you must be mistaking me for somebody else. I am one of those feeding the Greeks."
Bloody Mary
Actually you are one of many albanians who is fed by the Greeks. How many albanians are not dependant on work in Greece? Didn't your mama tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
If you don't think there are principles, maybe send your Pacolli (what kind of minister is he, anyway? Minister for buying recognitions?) there with some suitcases of money, and see if the 'African way' of new recognitions for Kosovo works on Greece, too. Worth a try?
(Analyst, 7 September 2011 14:22)
Once the EU is fed up with throwing money into the bottomless pit Greece and the Greeks have sold their last harbor to the Chinese, you should send your proposal to Pristina.
according to your statement principled positions can only be expressed by those who are powerful and rich enough to have them. But isn't this a paradox? Why would the strong state want to have a principled position when that would contradict their own interests?
Yes Greece is in trouble and yes it has brought much of this trouble to its own self but it is still a beacon of stability and democratic governance in the Balkans.
"Greece, the sick man of Europe, and "principles"? What a joke! "
(Bloody Mary, 7 September 2011 12:19)
If you don't think there are principles, maybe send your Pacolli (what kind of minister is he, anyway? Minister for buying recognitions?) there with some suitcases of money, and see if the 'African way' of new recognitions for Kosovo works on Greece, too. Worth a try?
Once the EU is fed up with throwing money into the bottomless pit Greece and the Greeks have sold their last harbor to the Chinese, you should send your proposal to Pristina.
(Bloody Mary, 7 September 2011 14:54
Have you ever wondered as to why all the prosperous Albanians are crossing into Greece illegally begging for jobs?When you answer this question you'll see why Greece is not broke.
When you answer this question you'll see why Greece is not broke.
(Vass, 7 September 2011 15:24)
Have you already informed Brussels and Berlin? They will be pleased to hear the good news! Greece will repay all its debts and I will willingly acknowledge Greece's principles! Until then...
All this talk of being Broke. Greece is broke. Kosovo was never made to be broken. US is broke, or lets say in debt up to their second story outhouses. Germany and EuroZone have no money, no gold and no liquidity without having to borrow. Who isn't broke?
This is the model of western economy nowadays. All of these countries live off of their debt. So one can say that sure Kosovo is closer to EU as they are more broke (or without to be more accurate) than the rest of Balkan countries, by virtue of their self-imploding economic model.
And furthermore it is laughable when one beggar calls out another beggar.
Bloody Mary
Actually you are one of many albanians who is fed by the Greeks. How many albanians are not dependant on work in Greece? Didn't your mama tell you not to bite the hand that feeds you?
(MikeC, 7 September 2011 20:50)
Mike4C, she only told me not argue with i***ts - they'll bring you down to their level then beat you with experience. That's why I won't.
Greeks supports nothing...in fact Greece could care less. Greece has things to worry about, like how to cut all pensions, benefits, and wages to meet loan requirements.
Let's see what he says in Kosovo tomorrow....
P.S. to all you serbs that have no clue, Greece recognizes our documents when passing or staying in Greece. #justsayin'
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