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Thursday, 22.12.2011.

13:43

Montenegrin FM accused of "cigarette smuggling"

Movement for Changes (PZP) leader Nebojša Medojević has accused Montenegro’s Foreign Minister Milan Roćen of being behind the illegal cigarette trade.

Izvor: Tanjug

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Dragan, Toronto

pre 12 godina

I can remember at least two occassions, being in Tivat and seeing a couple of old men sitting on small wooden chairs behind little tables in an outodoor like market, rammed with souvenirs and cigarettes for sale, near the Post Office. I remember the old man, who sold me a Montenegrin Copper/Wood wall clock and a few packs of Marlboro Cigareetes for 10 Euro, and asking him, "...Where are the cigarettes from?..." He just cracked a smile and said laughingly, "Who knows..."

Mark

pre 12 godina

At least he isnt smuggling organs in and out of places, like another so called 'world leader' Im looking in your direction Pristina

ida

pre 12 godina

These accusations about Montenegrin politicians accused of cigarette smuggling have been going on for decades, but nothing ever comes of it. It is too important source of money for Montenegro apparently.
This also shows how cigarette smokers in the Balkan support crime and smuggling - an extra reason for patriot Serbs to quit smoking.

miles

pre 12 godina

Ha! I thought Thaci and KFOR were into the rule of law. I guess that's what they mean by freedom of movement. Now we know why Montenegro supported the declaration of independence. Selling a brother for a cigarette how low can you go? Oh yeah I forgot selling your neighbour's organs that's how low you can go.

Hey Merkel fancy a smoke?

miles

pre 12 godina

Ha! I thought Thaci and KFOR were into the rule of law. I guess that's what they mean by freedom of movement. Now we know why Montenegro supported the declaration of independence. Selling a brother for a cigarette how low can you go? Oh yeah I forgot selling your neighbour's organs that's how low you can go.

Hey Merkel fancy a smoke?

ida

pre 12 godina

These accusations about Montenegrin politicians accused of cigarette smuggling have been going on for decades, but nothing ever comes of it. It is too important source of money for Montenegro apparently.
This also shows how cigarette smokers in the Balkan support crime and smuggling - an extra reason for patriot Serbs to quit smoking.

Mark

pre 12 godina

At least he isnt smuggling organs in and out of places, like another so called 'world leader' Im looking in your direction Pristina

Dragan, Toronto

pre 12 godina

I can remember at least two occassions, being in Tivat and seeing a couple of old men sitting on small wooden chairs behind little tables in an outodoor like market, rammed with souvenirs and cigarettes for sale, near the Post Office. I remember the old man, who sold me a Montenegrin Copper/Wood wall clock and a few packs of Marlboro Cigareetes for 10 Euro, and asking him, "...Where are the cigarettes from?..." He just cracked a smile and said laughingly, "Who knows..."

ida

pre 12 godina

These accusations about Montenegrin politicians accused of cigarette smuggling have been going on for decades, but nothing ever comes of it. It is too important source of money for Montenegro apparently.
This also shows how cigarette smokers in the Balkan support crime and smuggling - an extra reason for patriot Serbs to quit smoking.

miles

pre 12 godina

Ha! I thought Thaci and KFOR were into the rule of law. I guess that's what they mean by freedom of movement. Now we know why Montenegro supported the declaration of independence. Selling a brother for a cigarette how low can you go? Oh yeah I forgot selling your neighbour's organs that's how low you can go.

Hey Merkel fancy a smoke?

Mark

pre 12 godina

At least he isnt smuggling organs in and out of places, like another so called 'world leader' Im looking in your direction Pristina

Dragan, Toronto

pre 12 godina

I can remember at least two occassions, being in Tivat and seeing a couple of old men sitting on small wooden chairs behind little tables in an outodoor like market, rammed with souvenirs and cigarettes for sale, near the Post Office. I remember the old man, who sold me a Montenegrin Copper/Wood wall clock and a few packs of Marlboro Cigareetes for 10 Euro, and asking him, "...Where are the cigarettes from?..." He just cracked a smile and said laughingly, "Who knows..."