Protest held over jailing of Kosovo Serb

He killed prisoners that he suppose to guard them, and family including local Serbs was waiting for not guilty verdict!?It seems like Serbs are most innocent people on this planet, right?
When will you guys learn to admit for once, for the wrongs that you committed in the name of Serbia/

This serb was only protecting his home and family from invaders.
(MikeC, 12 May 2012 12:37)

Are you saying that this Serb's home was the Lipljan prison and his family was living there and the person this Serb killed was trying to invade the prison ?!

Mike C your comment sound like Brevik's explanation for murders

You can protest as much as you want. This is just the beginning. More arrests to come.

This serb was only protecting his home and family from invaders. Another anti-serb verdict while thousands of murderous albanians roam the streets with impunity. This is yet one more reason why the EU and the albs can not be trusted.

Serbs protest against the jailing of a Serb who killed a prisoner, Albanians in Macedonia violently protest against arrests of Islamists suspected of a quintuple murder.

"When will you guys learn to admit for once, for the wrongs that you committed in the name of Serbia/"
(Agim Kelmendi, 12 May 2012 12:10)

Maybe on the very day when Albanians learn to admit the crimes committed in the name of their religion, the Islam, or in the name of their 'freedom fighting'? But will this day ever come?

To sum it up: No big difference between Serbs and Albanians when it comes to admit wrongdoings.

Of course but they let their buddies albanians free, terrorists who murdered who knows how many people 'because there is no evidence.' Go home eulex occupiers!

it is truly amazing the amount of evidence that eulex finds to prosecute Serbs, when all the victims are dead and can't testify. Also the lack of evidence if an albanian is being prosecuted under similar circumstances. These actions don't help kosovo* when pursuing recognitions.

Mike C your comment sound like Brevik's explanation for murders
(Jeton, 12 May 2012 14:07)

His comment sounds like the Albanian media during the 2004 riots. His comment also sounds like every Albanian excuse for every crime committed against Serbs in Kosovo. No different. The only difference is that justice does seem to work in Kosovo only when it's not applied to Albanians since Limaj walked free due to witness intimidation and shoddy prosecution that seemed almost designed to fail.

There are countless Serbian criminals living in Kosova, who have yet not been on trial for their crimes. Serbians should back up the Kosovar Albanian government on their mission to clean up the criminals, show the world that you care about Serbia and it's future. Show the world that you are tolerant and can completely do the right thing which is to put those criminals behind bars. Serbia, this is your opportunity to succeed, by accepting the fact that Serbian criminals need to be punished.

PEACE

To the commentator saying that Eulex or the Albanians find more evidence on Serbs than they do on Albanians. You do realize that Serbs are better at writing things down, record keeping, their intelligence has more stuff on more people in Kosovo than any Albanian Organization in Kosovo. Or even Eulex for that matter.

Since Eulex is in charge all they do is petition for info from the Serbian govt. in Belgrade and they get it. Its what Serbia agreed to when it allowed Eulex.

Now flip it to an Albanian being prosecuted. There was no one documenting anything, unless it was a Serb agency, let alone any structure in Kosovo at the time the war was going. So what is left as far as evidence. People to afraid to come forth to give their version of events. When no one opens up their mouth be it for fear or just because they are ethnic kin then the court can't prosecute someone. You have to have proof.

Its not that Eulex is out to get Serbs its just that Serbs were good at reporting things and documenting. And when it comes to the law Serbs tend to respect it more so than Albanians. Anyone disagree?

"So what is left as far as evidence. People to afraid to come forth to give their version of events. When no one opens up their mouth be it for fear or just because they are ethnic kin then the court can't prosecute someone. You have to have proof. "
(kiko, 12 May 2012 16:16)

Well said. Because, in Kosovo, clan structures are more common than democratic structures, witnesses don't dare to testify and tell the truth, but they protect criminals. They fear revenge, not only for themselves, but for their relatives, too.

Italy has similar problems in the south which is penetrated by the Mafia. But the Italian government tries to fight them, the Kosovo government is part of the mafia or has strong ties to these clans.

Its not that Eulex is out to get Serbs its just that Serbs were good at reporting things and documenting. And when it comes to the law Serbs tend to respect it more so than Albanians. Anyone disagree?
(kiko, 12 May 2012 16:16)

Incorrect.

As far as war crimes, Ushtria Clirimtare e Kosoves (UCK) was smart and did their due diligence. What most people aren't aware is that UCK members knew fully well about previous history lessons about war crimes. Some of our war leaders, i.e. Agim Ceku, went to military academies and extensive learned about human rights during wartime. At the same time I have confidence that most Serbian paramilitary knew to some extent most of the material but their judgement was fogged by their arrogance. What Serb in 1998 believed that NATO's planes would soon be flying above their heads? If the fear existed in the mind that someone might dominate them then even Milosevic would have acted to an extent human-like. For example, Milosevic at the threat of being bombed stated that NATO would bomb a little and go away; how wrong he was.


Sincerely,

This serb was only protecting his home and family from invaders. Another anti-serb verdict while thousands of murderous albanians roam the streets with impunity. This is yet one more reason why the EU and the albs can not be trusted.

He killed prisoners that he suppose to guard them, and family including local Serbs was waiting for not guilty verdict!?It seems like Serbs are most innocent people on this planet, right?
When will you guys learn to admit for once, for the wrongs that you committed in the name of Serbia/

Of course but they let their buddies albanians free, terrorists who murdered who knows how many people 'because there is no evidence.' Go home eulex occupiers!

Serbs protest against the jailing of a Serb who killed a prisoner, Albanians in Macedonia violently protest against arrests of Islamists suspected of a quintuple murder.

"When will you guys learn to admit for once, for the wrongs that you committed in the name of Serbia/"
(Agim Kelmendi, 12 May 2012 12:10)

Maybe on the very day when Albanians learn to admit the crimes committed in the name of their religion, the Islam, or in the name of their 'freedom fighting'? But will this day ever come?

To sum it up: No big difference between Serbs and Albanians when it comes to admit wrongdoings.

You can protest as much as you want. This is just the beginning. More arrests to come.

it is truly amazing the amount of evidence that eulex finds to prosecute Serbs, when all the victims are dead and can't testify. Also the lack of evidence if an albanian is being prosecuted under similar circumstances. These actions don't help kosovo* when pursuing recognitions.

Mike C your comment sound like Brevik's explanation for murders
(Jeton, 12 May 2012 14:07)

His comment sounds like the Albanian media during the 2004 riots. His comment also sounds like every Albanian excuse for every crime committed against Serbs in Kosovo. No different. The only difference is that justice does seem to work in Kosovo only when it's not applied to Albanians since Limaj walked free due to witness intimidation and shoddy prosecution that seemed almost designed to fail.

Mike C your comment sound like Brevik's explanation for murders

"So what is left as far as evidence. People to afraid to come forth to give their version of events. When no one opens up their mouth be it for fear or just because they are ethnic kin then the court can't prosecute someone. You have to have proof. "
(kiko, 12 May 2012 16:16)

Well said. Because, in Kosovo, clan structures are more common than democratic structures, witnesses don't dare to testify and tell the truth, but they protect criminals. They fear revenge, not only for themselves, but for their relatives, too.

Italy has similar problems in the south which is penetrated by the Mafia. But the Italian government tries to fight them, the Kosovo government is part of the mafia or has strong ties to these clans.

There are countless Serbian criminals living in Kosova, who have yet not been on trial for their crimes. Serbians should back up the Kosovar Albanian government on their mission to clean up the criminals, show the world that you care about Serbia and it's future. Show the world that you are tolerant and can completely do the right thing which is to put those criminals behind bars. Serbia, this is your opportunity to succeed, by accepting the fact that Serbian criminals need to be punished.

PEACE

This serb was only protecting his home and family from invaders.
(MikeC, 12 May 2012 12:37)

Are you saying that this Serb's home was the Lipljan prison and his family was living there and the person this Serb killed was trying to invade the prison ?!

To the commentator saying that Eulex or the Albanians find more evidence on Serbs than they do on Albanians. You do realize that Serbs are better at writing things down, record keeping, their intelligence has more stuff on more people in Kosovo than any Albanian Organization in Kosovo. Or even Eulex for that matter.

Since Eulex is in charge all they do is petition for info from the Serbian govt. in Belgrade and they get it. Its what Serbia agreed to when it allowed Eulex.

Now flip it to an Albanian being prosecuted. There was no one documenting anything, unless it was a Serb agency, let alone any structure in Kosovo at the time the war was going. So what is left as far as evidence. People to afraid to come forth to give their version of events. When no one opens up their mouth be it for fear or just because they are ethnic kin then the court can't prosecute someone. You have to have proof.

Its not that Eulex is out to get Serbs its just that Serbs were good at reporting things and documenting. And when it comes to the law Serbs tend to respect it more so than Albanians. Anyone disagree?

Its not that Eulex is out to get Serbs its just that Serbs were good at reporting things and documenting. And when it comes to the law Serbs tend to respect it more so than Albanians. Anyone disagree?
(kiko, 12 May 2012 16:16)

Incorrect.

As far as war crimes, Ushtria Clirimtare e Kosoves (UCK) was smart and did their due diligence. What most people aren't aware is that UCK members knew fully well about previous history lessons about war crimes. Some of our war leaders, i.e. Agim Ceku, went to military academies and extensive learned about human rights during wartime. At the same time I have confidence that most Serbian paramilitary knew to some extent most of the material but their judgement was fogged by their arrogance. What Serb in 1998 believed that NATO's planes would soon be flying above their heads? If the fear existed in the mind that someone might dominate them then even Milosevic would have acted to an extent human-like. For example, Milosevic at the threat of being bombed stated that NATO would bomb a little and go away; how wrong he was.


Sincerely,