My free advice to Albin Kurti: Accept that Kosovo is not a state now. And try to get a mutual agreed deal. Like South Sudan and Slovakia. Then Kosovo can become a state.
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
(Analyst, 24 February 2012 18:11)
+1
When you see the hardliners from both sides peeved, it is actually a good thing. Over to Kurti and the rest of the Self Determination goons to press the self destruct button.
Vetëvendosje (or Self-Determination) is neither radical, nor nationalist. This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations).
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 22:45)
"This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations)."
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 22:45)
Ah, now I understood! The last time their supporters protested 'peacefully' at the crossings it was only to support the local Serbs in the north in their rightful fight for Self-Determination and rejection of Kosovo institutions they never wanted and never elected?
very shamefull for the albanins to exept that plan. they did ignore 150 years of war and masacres that serbs have donne on them. 14 000 lives lost in 1999 and now they are dealing with serbs. the road to europe does not go from beograde but from tirana and now kosovo will have to pay a hevy price. serbia has a fake history in kosovo, and allso have donne horrible acts. never say yes to this pact. serbia should fully rewritte history, apologise and be the next nation to say kosovo is independent contry but once more albanins have decived their own people! shame shame shame! just serbia win on this case! shame shame shame!
The funniest statement I found on another website:
"Kosovo's chief negotiator, Edita Tahiri, downplayed the significance of the footnote, describing it 'as a snowflake that will melt when the summer comes.' "
What does that woman wants to tell us? That Kosovo will violate the reached agreement soon?
(Comm. Parrisson, 24 February 2012 18:34)
I think she's giving ideas to the people attending the next meetings in the summer. You will have Kosova officials putting their bottles of water or their piles of paper by the asterix therefore blocking it from the views of the cameras. The Serbs will protest and walk out. In the end it is tragic that thousands of people were killed for an asterix. Not much has changed today except for Thaci and Tadic having guaranteed another term for themselves.
Today was a huge win for the Serbian state and for the self preservation of Kosovo, its Southern Province. in my opinion..I am pissed we are dealing with the Albos period. However Tadic is not a complete moron.. he is keeping everyone happy. I think the EU realizes we will not recognize Kosovo..so is backing off a bit. It realizes that Serbia is and will remain the backbone of the Balkans. Bottom line. And yes.. the Kosovo flag will fly vs the Albanian one.. even more funny. Look at Republika Srpska..it has its own flag, but is just an entity..similar to what the Serb province of Kosovo will have. Definitely Serbia gave an inch..but to gain a mile. Let's be realistic.. the world knows Serbia could retake Kosovo..but thats not the mentality anymore (even though itd be great!). So getting into the EU, while not recognizing them..and preventing our Kosovo Representatives from using the word "republic" is huge.. it reiterates the SErbian stance..not the Albanian stance. Bottom line. Gave an inch...to receive a mile.. if Serbia gets into the EU, the harder it becomes for the province of Kosovo to do anything but sit back down, and re-negotiate. If Germany and the EU didnt believe that Serbia would not recognize Kosovo..they would put down a strict ultimatum, but they tried, and now are working around it. Definitely progress for Serbia..not as bad as it looks. Big Loss for the Albo stance.
Usually it's the Serbs saying that the agreement "is not ideal". Interesting to see Thaci say it now. It looks like the great powers are not as powerful as we thought. They have enough say to cause the sides to bend but not enough to make them break.
"So what? Then you can call Milosevic's project a 'national movement', too, and he had support of the majority for his extremist ideas.
Somehow a pity that in Kosovo people only have the choice between drug mafia bosses and nationalist extremists.
(Comm. Parrisson, 24 February 2012 20:25)"
Comm. Parrisson,
Actually, the nationalist extremists in Kosovo are "Levizja per Bashkim" (The Unification Movement), that advocates unification with Albania. They do not have the support of the majority, at least not yet.
Vetëvendosje (or Self-Determination) is neither radical, nor nationalist. This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations).
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
(Analyst, 24 February 2012 18:11)
Change your nickname please as you are the worst analyst I have ever seen. I do not know if you realize this but 100% of Kosovo is Serbian, therefore this is an awful move by the traitors in Bgd as it is rewarding albo terrorists.
"Keep in mind that our symbols (such as flags) will be displayed nice and brightly...no more gymnich model (no name and symbols). "
(KOSO, 24 February 2012 19:01)
Better keep in mind that Kosovo will be represented with a footnote and without 'Republic' - so much about 'independent and sovereign state'. But being represented with a Kosovo flag is an improvement compared to the usual Albanian flags the oh-so-proud 'independent' Kosovarians are flying (even on 'Kosovo's birthday', ironically) :)
"I don't think the term "radical" applies here. If over 70% of the population of Kosovo now supports this movement, due to Thaci's drug-deals with Serbia, this is no longer radical. It is a national movement!"
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 18:55)
So what? Then you can call Milosevic's project a 'national movement', too, and he had support of the majority for his extremist ideas.
Somehow a pity that in Kosovo people only have the choice between drug mafia bosses and nationalist extremists.
As of today, UNMIK will not be at the table where Kosovo is represented," said Thaci, who heads the government in Priština.
Prime Minister Thaci is correct, no more chaperons. Keep in mind that our symbols (such as flags) will be displayed nice and brightly...no more gymnich model (no name and symbols).
I don't think the term "radical" applies here. If over 70% of the population of Kosovo now supports this movement, due to Thaci's drug-deals with Serbia, this is no longer radical. It is a national movement!
Vetëvendosje will replace Thaçi & Co. pretty soon. So, I advise Serbia to sign as many deals with Thaçi as they can, but they will all be annulled once Thaci is ousted.
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
The funniest statement I found on another website:
"Kosovo's chief negotiator, Edita Tahiri, downplayed the significance of the footnote, describing it 'as a snowflake that will melt when the summer comes.' "
What does that woman wants to tell us? That Kosovo will violate the reached agreement soon?
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
"Keep in mind that our symbols (such as flags) will be displayed nice and brightly...no more gymnich model (no name and symbols). "
(KOSO, 24 February 2012 19:01)
Better keep in mind that Kosovo will be represented with a footnote and without 'Republic' - so much about 'independent and sovereign state'. But being represented with a Kosovo flag is an improvement compared to the usual Albanian flags the oh-so-proud 'independent' Kosovarians are flying (even on 'Kosovo's birthday', ironically) :)
The funniest statement I found on another website:
"Kosovo's chief negotiator, Edita Tahiri, downplayed the significance of the footnote, describing it 'as a snowflake that will melt when the summer comes.' "
What does that woman wants to tell us? That Kosovo will violate the reached agreement soon?
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
(Analyst, 24 February 2012 18:11)
Change your nickname please as you are the worst analyst I have ever seen. I do not know if you realize this but 100% of Kosovo is Serbian, therefore this is an awful move by the traitors in Bgd as it is rewarding albo terrorists.
"I don't think the term "radical" applies here. If over 70% of the population of Kosovo now supports this movement, due to Thaci's drug-deals with Serbia, this is no longer radical. It is a national movement!"
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 18:55)
So what? Then you can call Milosevic's project a 'national movement', too, and he had support of the majority for his extremist ideas.
Somehow a pity that in Kosovo people only have the choice between drug mafia bosses and nationalist extremists.
I don't think the term "radical" applies here. If over 70% of the population of Kosovo now supports this movement, due to Thaci's drug-deals with Serbia, this is no longer radical. It is a national movement!
Vetëvendosje will replace Thaçi & Co. pretty soon. So, I advise Serbia to sign as many deals with Thaçi as they can, but they will all be annulled once Thaci is ousted.
As of today, UNMIK will not be at the table where Kosovo is represented," said Thaci, who heads the government in Priština.
Prime Minister Thaci is correct, no more chaperons. Keep in mind that our symbols (such as flags) will be displayed nice and brightly...no more gymnich model (no name and symbols).
"So what? Then you can call Milosevic's project a 'national movement', too, and he had support of the majority for his extremist ideas.
Somehow a pity that in Kosovo people only have the choice between drug mafia bosses and nationalist extremists.
(Comm. Parrisson, 24 February 2012 20:25)"
Comm. Parrisson,
Actually, the nationalist extremists in Kosovo are "Levizja per Bashkim" (The Unification Movement), that advocates unification with Albania. They do not have the support of the majority, at least not yet.
Vetëvendosje (or Self-Determination) is neither radical, nor nationalist. This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations).
"This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations)."
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 22:45)
Ah, now I understood! The last time their supporters protested 'peacefully' at the crossings it was only to support the local Serbs in the north in their rightful fight for Self-Determination and rejection of Kosovo institutions they never wanted and never elected?
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
(Analyst, 24 February 2012 18:11)
+1
When you see the hardliners from both sides peeved, it is actually a good thing. Over to Kurti and the rest of the Self Determination goons to press the self destruct button.
Today was a huge win for the Serbian state and for the self preservation of Kosovo, its Southern Province. in my opinion..I am pissed we are dealing with the Albos period. However Tadic is not a complete moron.. he is keeping everyone happy. I think the EU realizes we will not recognize Kosovo..so is backing off a bit. It realizes that Serbia is and will remain the backbone of the Balkans. Bottom line. And yes.. the Kosovo flag will fly vs the Albanian one.. even more funny. Look at Republika Srpska..it has its own flag, but is just an entity..similar to what the Serb province of Kosovo will have. Definitely Serbia gave an inch..but to gain a mile. Let's be realistic.. the world knows Serbia could retake Kosovo..but thats not the mentality anymore (even though itd be great!). So getting into the EU, while not recognizing them..and preventing our Kosovo Representatives from using the word "republic" is huge.. it reiterates the SErbian stance..not the Albanian stance. Bottom line. Gave an inch...to receive a mile.. if Serbia gets into the EU, the harder it becomes for the province of Kosovo to do anything but sit back down, and re-negotiate. If Germany and the EU didnt believe that Serbia would not recognize Kosovo..they would put down a strict ultimatum, but they tried, and now are working around it. Definitely progress for Serbia..not as bad as it looks. Big Loss for the Albo stance.
The funniest statement I found on another website:
"Kosovo's chief negotiator, Edita Tahiri, downplayed the significance of the footnote, describing it 'as a snowflake that will melt when the summer comes.' "
What does that woman wants to tell us? That Kosovo will violate the reached agreement soon?
(Comm. Parrisson, 24 February 2012 18:34)
I think she's giving ideas to the people attending the next meetings in the summer. You will have Kosova officials putting their bottles of water or their piles of paper by the asterix therefore blocking it from the views of the cameras. The Serbs will protest and walk out. In the end it is tragic that thousands of people were killed for an asterix. Not much has changed today except for Thaci and Tadic having guaranteed another term for themselves.
Vetëvendosje (or Self-Determination) is neither radical, nor nationalist. This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations).
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 22:45)
very shamefull for the albanins to exept that plan. they did ignore 150 years of war and masacres that serbs have donne on them. 14 000 lives lost in 1999 and now they are dealing with serbs. the road to europe does not go from beograde but from tirana and now kosovo will have to pay a hevy price. serbia has a fake history in kosovo, and allso have donne horrible acts. never say yes to this pact. serbia should fully rewritte history, apologise and be the next nation to say kosovo is independent contry but once more albanins have decived their own people! shame shame shame! just serbia win on this case! shame shame shame!
My free advice to Albin Kurti: Accept that Kosovo is not a state now. And try to get a mutual agreed deal. Like South Sudan and Slovakia. Then Kosovo can become a state.
Usually it's the Serbs saying that the agreement "is not ideal". Interesting to see Thaci say it now. It looks like the great powers are not as powerful as we thought. They have enough say to cause the sides to bend but not enough to make them break.
As of today, UNMIK will not be at the table where Kosovo is represented," said Thaci, who heads the government in Priština.
Prime Minister Thaci is correct, no more chaperons. Keep in mind that our symbols (such as flags) will be displayed nice and brightly...no more gymnich model (no name and symbols).
I don't think the term "radical" applies here. If over 70% of the population of Kosovo now supports this movement, due to Thaci's drug-deals with Serbia, this is no longer radical. It is a national movement!
Vetëvendosje will replace Thaçi & Co. pretty soon. So, I advise Serbia to sign as many deals with Thaçi as they can, but they will all be annulled once Thaci is ousted.
"I don't think the term "radical" applies here. If over 70% of the population of Kosovo now supports this movement, due to Thaci's drug-deals with Serbia, this is no longer radical. It is a national movement!"
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 18:55)
So what? Then you can call Milosevic's project a 'national movement', too, and he had support of the majority for his extremist ideas.
Somehow a pity that in Kosovo people only have the choice between drug mafia bosses and nationalist extremists.
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
(Analyst, 24 February 2012 18:11)
Change your nickname please as you are the worst analyst I have ever seen. I do not know if you realize this but 100% of Kosovo is Serbian, therefore this is an awful move by the traitors in Bgd as it is rewarding albo terrorists.
The funniest statement I found on another website:
"Kosovo's chief negotiator, Edita Tahiri, downplayed the significance of the footnote, describing it 'as a snowflake that will melt when the summer comes.' "
What does that woman wants to tell us? That Kosovo will violate the reached agreement soon?
"Keep in mind that our symbols (such as flags) will be displayed nice and brightly...no more gymnich model (no name and symbols). "
(KOSO, 24 February 2012 19:01)
Better keep in mind that Kosovo will be represented with a footnote and without 'Republic' - so much about 'independent and sovereign state'. But being represented with a Kosovo flag is an improvement compared to the usual Albanian flags the oh-so-proud 'independent' Kosovarians are flying (even on 'Kosovo's birthday', ironically) :)
"So what? Then you can call Milosevic's project a 'national movement', too, and he had support of the majority for his extremist ideas.
Somehow a pity that in Kosovo people only have the choice between drug mafia bosses and nationalist extremists.
(Comm. Parrisson, 24 February 2012 20:25)"
Comm. Parrisson,
Actually, the nationalist extremists in Kosovo are "Levizja per Bashkim" (The Unification Movement), that advocates unification with Albania. They do not have the support of the majority, at least not yet.
Vetëvendosje (or Self-Determination) is neither radical, nor nationalist. This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations).
very shamefull for the albanins to exept that plan. they did ignore 150 years of war and masacres that serbs have donne on them. 14 000 lives lost in 1999 and now they are dealing with serbs. the road to europe does not go from beograde but from tirana and now kosovo will have to pay a hevy price. serbia has a fake history in kosovo, and allso have donne horrible acts. never say yes to this pact. serbia should fully rewritte history, apologise and be the next nation to say kosovo is independent contry but once more albanins have decived their own people! shame shame shame! just serbia win on this case! shame shame shame!
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
Today was a huge win for the Serbian state and for the self preservation of Kosovo, its Southern Province. in my opinion..I am pissed we are dealing with the Albos period. However Tadic is not a complete moron.. he is keeping everyone happy. I think the EU realizes we will not recognize Kosovo..so is backing off a bit. It realizes that Serbia is and will remain the backbone of the Balkans. Bottom line. And yes.. the Kosovo flag will fly vs the Albanian one.. even more funny. Look at Republika Srpska..it has its own flag, but is just an entity..similar to what the Serb province of Kosovo will have. Definitely Serbia gave an inch..but to gain a mile. Let's be realistic.. the world knows Serbia could retake Kosovo..but thats not the mentality anymore (even though itd be great!). So getting into the EU, while not recognizing them..and preventing our Kosovo Representatives from using the word "republic" is huge.. it reiterates the SErbian stance..not the Albanian stance. Bottom line. Gave an inch...to receive a mile.. if Serbia gets into the EU, the harder it becomes for the province of Kosovo to do anything but sit back down, and re-negotiate. If Germany and the EU didnt believe that Serbia would not recognize Kosovo..they would put down a strict ultimatum, but they tried, and now are working around it. Definitely progress for Serbia..not as bad as it looks. Big Loss for the Albo stance.
Vetëvendosje (or Self-Determination) is neither radical, nor nationalist. This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations).
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 22:45)
My free advice to Albin Kurti: Accept that Kosovo is not a state now. And try to get a mutual agreed deal. Like South Sudan and Slovakia. Then Kosovo can become a state.
"This movement is only asking for a fundamental human right, that of Self-Determination (which ironically is a human right, according to the Charter of the United Nations)."
(Fluid, 24 February 2012 22:45)
Ah, now I understood! The last time their supporters protested 'peacefully' at the crossings it was only to support the local Serbs in the north in their rightful fight for Self-Determination and rejection of Kosovo institutions they never wanted and never elected?
Who expected anything else? For me, it's clear: When both the right wing extremists in Serbia (SRS) and in Kosovo (VETËVENDOSJE) unanimously oppose the agreement, it only says one thing: It must be a good compromise reached.
(Analyst, 24 February 2012 18:11)
+1
When you see the hardliners from both sides peeved, it is actually a good thing. Over to Kurti and the rest of the Self Determination goons to press the self destruct button.
Usually it's the Serbs saying that the agreement "is not ideal". Interesting to see Thaci say it now. It looks like the great powers are not as powerful as we thought. They have enough say to cause the sides to bend but not enough to make them break.
The funniest statement I found on another website:
"Kosovo's chief negotiator, Edita Tahiri, downplayed the significance of the footnote, describing it 'as a snowflake that will melt when the summer comes.' "
What does that woman wants to tell us? That Kosovo will violate the reached agreement soon?
(Comm. Parrisson, 24 February 2012 18:34)
I think she's giving ideas to the people attending the next meetings in the summer. You will have Kosova officials putting their bottles of water or their piles of paper by the asterix therefore blocking it from the views of the cameras. The Serbs will protest and walk out. In the end it is tragic that thousands of people were killed for an asterix. Not much has changed today except for Thaci and Tadic having guaranteed another term for themselves.
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