Peace must be maintained in Kosovo – foreign minister

"...the UN Security Council... showed there was inadequate support for the operation.." HE REALLY MEANT RUSSIA HERE.

“... without the support of many EU member countries,” the foreign minister MEANT GREECE, ROMANIA, CYPRUS, SPAIN the weakest links of European Union. No surprises there....

...the UN Security Council... showed there was inadequate support for the operation.." HE REALLY MEANT RUSSIA HERE.

“... without the support of many EU member countries,” the foreign minister MEANT GREECE, ROMANIA, CYPRUS, SPAIN the weakest links of European Union. No surprises there....
(EA, 17 September 2011 15:32)

Actually, Greece, Romania, Cyprus, Spain, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Ulimately, Kosovo will remain a stillborn territory because its illegitimate attempt at secession will properly not be recognized by Russia or China, thus keeping it out of UN member consideration. It won't be recognized by the EU because unanimity is required for that. The future economic and political superpowers of BRIC haven't and won't recognize it. It is nothing more than a territory of control and financing from outside powers. No international business transactions or foreign business investment involve Kosovo. It has nowhere to go as long as Serbia remains patient. Time is on Serbia's side as long as it recognizes that its allies are in BRIC and NAM. Then, Kosovo will have to negotiate in good faith with Serbia about an autonomous reintegration.

EA..

You have forgotten Sllovakia....

You diplomacy of heaps of gravel is very amusing but ungravelling like no other.

..the UN Security Council... showed there was inadequate support for the operation.." HE REALLY MEANT RUSSIA HERE.

“... without the support of many EU member countries,” the foreign minister MEANT GREECE, ROMANIA, CYPRUS, SPAIN the weakest links of European Union. No surprises there....
(EA, 17 September 2011 15:32)

Actually, Greece, Romania, Cyprus, Spain, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Ulimately, Kosovo will remain a stillborn territory because its illegitimate attempt at secession will properly not be recognized by Russia or China, thus keeping it out of UN member consideration. It won't be recognized by the EU because unanimity is required for that. The future economic and political superpowers of BRIC haven't and won't recognize it. It is nothing more than a territory of control and financing from outside powers. No international business transactions or foreign business investment involve Kosovo. It has nowhere to go as long as Serbia remains patient. Time is on Serbia's side as long as it recognizes that its allies are in BRIC and NAM. Then, Kosovo will have to negotiate in good faith with Serbia about an autonomous reintegration.
(Michael, 17 September 2011 21:29)

haha, u are really funny when u say that time is on serbia's side? for what reason u say that? because russia will loose most of its territory in 50 years or because serbia will be a country of mostly old people above 50 years old? these r the reasons why?

"haha, u are really funny when u say that time is on serbia's side? for what reason u say that? because russia will loose most of its territory in 50 years or because serbia will be a country of mostly old people above 50 years old? these r the reasons why?
(albanian, 18 September 2011 10:51)"

You are very poorly informed. Russia's demographics have only been improving these last years as anyone who has actually been following the subject rather than quoting russophobe western media. Pristina's running of the economy is disasterous with Thaci throwing money around like water that is not covered by tax. It is a pity that even though you have access to the internet, you are unable to use it properly.

You are very poorly informed. Russia's demographics have only been improving these last years as anyone who has actually been following the subject rather than quoting russophobe western media.
(Reader, 19 September 2011 20:03)

As usual is the fault of the media and foreign agents :) That's what all failed states around the world say. There's nothing wrong from their own.

Get minimally informed before telling others that they are poorly informed. Russia's 2010 official census says that the are about 143M people in Russia, confirming the continuation of the decline in Russia's population from the '90s peak of 148M.

If Russia is this paradise and emerging power as some claim in these forums, why does the number of Russians wanting to immigrate to the US (this declining country in the verge of collapse) continues to increase. Just consider the American gren card lottery. The number of Russians applying per year has been 101k for 2010, 140k for 2011 and 168k for 2012.

Ah, I'm sorry, these thousands or Russians (these traitors) are also poorly informed. They need to listen better to the Russian government propoganda like you Reader obviously do, to get educated about what a miracle their life is in Russia and they are so ignorant of not having understood that.

"...the UN Security Council... showed there was inadequate support for the operation.." HE REALLY MEANT RUSSIA HERE.

“... without the support of many EU member countries,” the foreign minister MEANT GREECE, ROMANIA, CYPRUS, SPAIN the weakest links of European Union. No surprises there....

You diplomacy of heaps of gravel is very amusing but ungravelling like no other.

EA..

You have forgotten Sllovakia....

...the UN Security Council... showed there was inadequate support for the operation.." HE REALLY MEANT RUSSIA HERE.

“... without the support of many EU member countries,” the foreign minister MEANT GREECE, ROMANIA, CYPRUS, SPAIN the weakest links of European Union. No surprises there....
(EA, 17 September 2011 15:32)

Actually, Greece, Romania, Cyprus, Spain, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Ulimately, Kosovo will remain a stillborn territory because its illegitimate attempt at secession will properly not be recognized by Russia or China, thus keeping it out of UN member consideration. It won't be recognized by the EU because unanimity is required for that. The future economic and political superpowers of BRIC haven't and won't recognize it. It is nothing more than a territory of control and financing from outside powers. No international business transactions or foreign business investment involve Kosovo. It has nowhere to go as long as Serbia remains patient. Time is on Serbia's side as long as it recognizes that its allies are in BRIC and NAM. Then, Kosovo will have to negotiate in good faith with Serbia about an autonomous reintegration.

..the UN Security Council... showed there was inadequate support for the operation.." HE REALLY MEANT RUSSIA HERE.

“... without the support of many EU member countries,” the foreign minister MEANT GREECE, ROMANIA, CYPRUS, SPAIN the weakest links of European Union. No surprises there....
(EA, 17 September 2011 15:32)

Actually, Greece, Romania, Cyprus, Spain, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. Ulimately, Kosovo will remain a stillborn territory because its illegitimate attempt at secession will properly not be recognized by Russia or China, thus keeping it out of UN member consideration. It won't be recognized by the EU because unanimity is required for that. The future economic and political superpowers of BRIC haven't and won't recognize it. It is nothing more than a territory of control and financing from outside powers. No international business transactions or foreign business investment involve Kosovo. It has nowhere to go as long as Serbia remains patient. Time is on Serbia's side as long as it recognizes that its allies are in BRIC and NAM. Then, Kosovo will have to negotiate in good faith with Serbia about an autonomous reintegration.
(Michael, 17 September 2011 21:29)

haha, u are really funny when u say that time is on serbia's side? for what reason u say that? because russia will loose most of its territory in 50 years or because serbia will be a country of mostly old people above 50 years old? these r the reasons why?

You are very poorly informed. Russia's demographics have only been improving these last years as anyone who has actually been following the subject rather than quoting russophobe western media.
(Reader, 19 September 2011 20:03)

As usual is the fault of the media and foreign agents :) That's what all failed states around the world say. There's nothing wrong from their own.

Get minimally informed before telling others that they are poorly informed. Russia's 2010 official census says that the are about 143M people in Russia, confirming the continuation of the decline in Russia's population from the '90s peak of 148M.

If Russia is this paradise and emerging power as some claim in these forums, why does the number of Russians wanting to immigrate to the US (this declining country in the verge of collapse) continues to increase. Just consider the American gren card lottery. The number of Russians applying per year has been 101k for 2010, 140k for 2011 and 168k for 2012.

Ah, I'm sorry, these thousands or Russians (these traitors) are also poorly informed. They need to listen better to the Russian government propoganda like you Reader obviously do, to get educated about what a miracle their life is in Russia and they are so ignorant of not having understood that.

"haha, u are really funny when u say that time is on serbia's side? for what reason u say that? because russia will loose most of its territory in 50 years or because serbia will be a country of mostly old people above 50 years old? these r the reasons why?
(albanian, 18 September 2011 10:51)"

You are very poorly informed. Russia's demographics have only been improving these last years as anyone who has actually been following the subject rather than quoting russophobe western media. Pristina's running of the economy is disasterous with Thaci throwing money around like water that is not covered by tax. It is a pity that even though you have access to the internet, you are unable to use it properly.