Two postal workers released from custody

"They were carrying mail from central Serbia to Kosovo and were remanded in custody for 48 hours."

Really? Did they have work permitt? Were they illegal residents?

It is not as simplistic...."were carrying mail" or "stepping the foot on the ground"

Look before you leap!

EA and the rest of Albanians posting rubbish here, they don't need permits because Kosovo IS Serbia.
A few countries say no but more say yes, Kosovo is Serbia so stop with the rubbish of permits etc.
Sooner or later Serbia is going to get control of entire Kosovo, provided the traitors are kicked out. It's only a matter of time.

were these people delivering messages from tadic, jeremic, djelic, or cfetkovic.
(Benny, 10 March 2012 23:10)

From Lenin, Mao and Mahatma Gandhi, too. And from Baruch Tadiczewitz who tries to govern Kosova out of basement of Dohány Utca Synagogue. Yikes, what a bunch of criminals. As a punishment their left kidney needs to be cut off and sold to some well-paying Saudi prince.

were these people delivering messages from tadic, jeremic, djelic, or cfetkovic. They should have been given a year in prison so that next time that mail would not have been delivered.

You are right, Benny. I know that here in the USA, anytime there is any news that delivered that is not authorized by the White House, the mail carrier is immediately thrown in jail for at least a year. It is the American and Democratic way. I fully support the Kosovo Albanians in their attempt to mirror their idols of worship in Washington.

Reading the comments I do not understand one thing. How come people who seem to be familiar with at least computer basics and some English post writings which do testify that their IQ score is a negative value.

The general consensus is, at least some are paid and the rate is rumored to be 0.25 Cent / comment.

Just FYI. I hope the paid comment is the case and not that they are indeed IQ-challenged to such degree.

They have knowingly disturbed the peace and insulted the sovereignity of Kosova, they should be punished.

"They were carrying mail from central Serbia to Kosovo and were remanded in custody for 48 hours."

Really? Did they have work permitt? Were they illegal residents?

It is not as simplistic...."were carrying mail" or "stepping the foot on the ground"

Look before you leap!

were these people delivering messages from tadic, jeremic, djelic, or cfetkovic. They should have been given a year in prison so that next time that mail would not have been delivered.

They have knowingly disturbed the peace and insulted the sovereignity of Kosova, they should be punished.

EA and the rest of Albanians posting rubbish here, they don't need permits because Kosovo IS Serbia.
A few countries say no but more say yes, Kosovo is Serbia so stop with the rubbish of permits etc.
Sooner or later Serbia is going to get control of entire Kosovo, provided the traitors are kicked out. It's only a matter of time.

You are right, Benny. I know that here in the USA, anytime there is any news that delivered that is not authorized by the White House, the mail carrier is immediately thrown in jail for at least a year. It is the American and Democratic way. I fully support the Kosovo Albanians in their attempt to mirror their idols of worship in Washington.

Reading the comments I do not understand one thing. How come people who seem to be familiar with at least computer basics and some English post writings which do testify that their IQ score is a negative value.

The general consensus is, at least some are paid and the rate is rumored to be 0.25 Cent / comment.

Just FYI. I hope the paid comment is the case and not that they are indeed IQ-challenged to such degree.

were these people delivering messages from tadic, jeremic, djelic, or cfetkovic.
(Benny, 10 March 2012 23:10)

From Lenin, Mao and Mahatma Gandhi, too. And from Baruch Tadiczewitz who tries to govern Kosova out of basement of Dohány Utca Synagogue. Yikes, what a bunch of criminals. As a punishment their left kidney needs to be cut off and sold to some well-paying Saudi prince.