Not everyone in Serbian politics survives, notes minister
FM Vuk Jeremić believes that the integration of the Western Balkans into the EU could slow down and warned the organization that this would be dangerous.
"What's possible is possible, what's impossible, won't happen," he explained.
Now, an explanation is when you describe the meaning of a term or sentence using other, more comprehensible, already understood, terms. A dictionary is full of explanations.
This thing here: "What's possible is possible, what's impossible is impossible" is not an explanation, it's two tautologies in the same sentence. Does not explain anything, does not make anybody wiser or more knowledgeable. It is just noise. So, Jeremic did not "explain".
Anyone who:
1.Has caused so many international scandals,
2.Played childishly with the reputation of his own country,
3.Lost justice battles
4.Published at least 4 different thoughts for the same issue per day
should have tendered the resignation long time ago. However Vuk remains childish and ambitious up to these days.
"Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
(Ataman, 9 September 2011 22:02)
How sure are you about the "Milosh-ballast"? His father was the head of one of the big government businesses under Milosevich. And yet our Vuk went on U.S. TV a year or so ago and told the interviewer that he had had to "leave the country under Milosevich" because of his political activities. Was that what he put on his application to Harvard?
After he finishes rereading the Brothers Grimm he should refresh his memory of Pinocchio.
"Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
(Ataman"
To be considered as one of the most capable guys around one must have plenty of wins under their belt.
I would like to know what wins he has under his belt on the international scene.
Do amuse me!
If Vuk had actually read the Brothers Grimm he'd realise not everybody gets out of there alive either, especially not the wolf.
(hg, 9 September 2011 21:08)
"As a physicist and a politician, said Jeremić, "I am aware that vacuums do not last long, neither in physics nor in geopolitics".
A physicist - turned - politician is an opponent from hell. Just say "Merkel". Much is written about that phenomenon.
Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
I disagree. This is exactly like in Brothers Grimm books because in the end the Wolf gets shot and skinned, and all will cheer and clap around his corpse.
If Vuk had actually read the Brothers Grimm he'd realise not everybody gets out of there alive either, especially not the wolf.
(hg, 9 September 2011 21:08)
"As a physicist and a politician, said Jeremić, "I am aware that vacuums do not last long, neither in physics nor in geopolitics".
A physicist - turned - politician is an opponent from hell. Just say "Merkel". Much is written about that phenomenon.
Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
I disagree. This is exactly like in Brothers Grimm books because in the end the Wolf gets shot and skinned, and all will cheer and clap around his corpse.
"Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
(Ataman, 9 September 2011 22:02)
How sure are you about the "Milosh-ballast"? His father was the head of one of the big government businesses under Milosevich. And yet our Vuk went on U.S. TV a year or so ago and told the interviewer that he had had to "leave the country under Milosevich" because of his political activities. Was that what he put on his application to Harvard?
After he finishes rereading the Brothers Grimm he should refresh his memory of Pinocchio.
"Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
(Ataman"
To be considered as one of the most capable guys around one must have plenty of wins under their belt.
I would like to know what wins he has under his belt on the international scene.
Do amuse me!
Anyone who:
1.Has caused so many international scandals,
2.Played childishly with the reputation of his own country,
3.Lost justice battles
4.Published at least 4 different thoughts for the same issue per day
should have tendered the resignation long time ago. However Vuk remains childish and ambitious up to these days.
"What's possible is possible, what's impossible, won't happen," he explained.
Now, an explanation is when you describe the meaning of a term or sentence using other, more comprehensible, already understood, terms. A dictionary is full of explanations.
This thing here: "What's possible is possible, what's impossible is impossible" is not an explanation, it's two tautologies in the same sentence. Does not explain anything, does not make anybody wiser or more knowledgeable. It is just noise. So, Jeremic did not "explain".
I disagree. This is exactly like in Brothers Grimm books because in the end the Wolf gets shot and skinned, and all will cheer and clap around his corpse.
If Vuk had actually read the Brothers Grimm he'd realise not everybody gets out of there alive either, especially not the wolf.
(hg, 9 September 2011 21:08)
"As a physicist and a politician, said Jeremić, "I am aware that vacuums do not last long, neither in physics nor in geopolitics".
A physicist - turned - politician is an opponent from hell. Just say "Merkel". Much is written about that phenomenon.
Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
"Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
(Ataman"
To be considered as one of the most capable guys around one must have plenty of wins under their belt.
I would like to know what wins he has under his belt on the international scene.
Do amuse me!
Anyone who:
1.Has caused so many international scandals,
2.Played childishly with the reputation of his own country,
3.Lost justice battles
4.Published at least 4 different thoughts for the same issue per day
should have tendered the resignation long time ago. However Vuk remains childish and ambitious up to these days.
"Unlike Merkel, Jeremić has no STASI or FDJ ballast, not even Milosh-ballast. I think, one of the most capable and dynamic guys around. But I am somewhat afraid of him.
(Ataman, 9 September 2011 22:02)
How sure are you about the "Milosh-ballast"? His father was the head of one of the big government businesses under Milosevich. And yet our Vuk went on U.S. TV a year or so ago and told the interviewer that he had had to "leave the country under Milosevich" because of his political activities. Was that what he put on his application to Harvard?
After he finishes rereading the Brothers Grimm he should refresh his memory of Pinocchio.
"What's possible is possible, what's impossible, won't happen," he explained.
Now, an explanation is when you describe the meaning of a term or sentence using other, more comprehensible, already understood, terms. A dictionary is full of explanations.
This thing here: "What's possible is possible, what's impossible is impossible" is not an explanation, it's two tautologies in the same sentence. Does not explain anything, does not make anybody wiser or more knowledgeable. It is just noise. So, Jeremic did not "explain".
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