IM: Serbia must respond reciprocally

The only party that has given us direction is the DSS.

He once again repeated that he was in favor of demarcation in Kosovo but that this was not the state policy.

There is demarcation already and the proper border is well known since 1974, in case you did not know.


“They do not agree with it in Serbia. I just do not know what they do agree with because they are not doing anything. It is not the state’s policy to support the northern Kosovo Serbs but it is the state’s policy to defend our sovereignty in Kosovo. How should we defend it then?,” Dačić said.

There is nothing to defend, since Kosova is not yours and we are not asking you to defend us from anything. You stay in your country we stay in ours.

"IM: Serbia must respond reciprocally"

Against whom? Germany? USA? Portugal? Greece? Italy?

A typical hollow sentences of a typical Serbian politician.

Until Kosovo joins UN its not considered a country

Agim Kelmendi

but it isn't your country and it will never be your country. While those gangsters NATO are there you can have your verbal little dig at us, but that is all you albos can do isn't it.

IM: Serbia must respond reciprocally


The only thing I can think of is,that: " If Albanians in Preshevo,Medvegja and Bujanovc decide to erect barricades and lock themselves in the box, and Serbia forcefully removes those barricades. What else could be reciprocal in this case?

Yes, I agree the Serbia should respond reciprocally. If Albanians living in Serbia set up roadblocks, then the Serbian soldiers and/or police should remove them. Roadblocks hinder freedom of movement, and have no place in a civilized society.
If the Albanians manning the roadblocks start shooting at Serbian soldiers, then the soldiers (even if heavily armed) should try to de-escalate the situation, using minimal force. If necessary to try to keep the peace, the soldiers should even retreat for a while, even if it means the Albanians might think that they have somehow "won."
So yes, on this issue, we agree...

"He once again repeated that he was in favor of demarcation in Kosovo but that this was not the state policy." So Mr Dacic recognizes the indepndence of Kosovo, but not the border, therefore he requests a demarcation. However, he has no balls to admit it to the people, but says that he will defend Kosovo. What a hypocrit...

I don't know where this guy has been for the past few years but serbs have been under attack and occupation for years in kosovo,as for policy there should only be one,Liberation.

Somebody should remind little Ivica that the elections are over.
He need not pretend to believe in anything or attempt to look tough...

I have nothing to comment about this sack of you know what making such statements.

belgrade seems to be a breeding ground for clowns now-a-days.

Sincerely,

Why is he stirring up a little every where around Balkans? We all know SR does not exist, and it will never exist. I am not sure how much longer does Vojvodina want to remain apart of Serbia. Montenegro declared independence for many reasons back in 2006. One, they do not want the world to to have the same impression as Serbia has already given the world back in the 90's while Montenegro was apart of it. Secondly, they have distanced themselves from Serbia when they first recognized Kosova in October 2008. Which made Serbian government so angry they kicked out the Montenegrin embassy out of Belgrade. Now, that Serbia elected another mini Milosevic, Montenegro wants to open an embassy in Kosova, what a coincidence. Serbs are falling apart, and it is no longer a secret either.

There is nothing to defend, since Kosova is not yours and we are not asking you to defend us from anything. You stay in your country we stay in ours.(Agim Kelmendi, 2 June 2012 16:11)

Thanks Agim. with these ppl you just have to spell it out, as if with children. Dangerous children.

Now the questions is: what does this Milosevic protege mean by reacting "reciprocally"? Yet more violence from the Belgrade regime? The last time (March/April) it was 4 phony-baloney arrests -- one of the men is still languishing in a Serbian jail as far as I know, plus additional arrests based on Milosevic era warrants. Which is appropriate in a way, since we are living thru yet another milosevic era w/ Serbian politicians. Also thanks to Serbia's voters, press...

Probably more dramatic arrests will follow, as usual captured by their always "nice" press cameras. We shall see.

Meanwhile never a word about facing up to the horrors of the past. Just unending crap from the likes of carla del ponte and their Dick Marty.

The more things change...

roberto frisco

Is there any barricade in Leskovac, Nis and or Belgrade that needs removal?

mr minister forget Kosovo !we wont (vojvodina to be independent from SErbija had enaugh.we will join the hungery.

we call that a 'Banana Republic' in 'Germany .... meaning, they can't be taken seriously .... there really is no country in all of Western Europe that can take these clowns serious any more.

(Steve Gligorijevic, 2 June 2012 17:36)
Kosovo is the land of the people who live in Kosovo. The opinion of a troll abroad like you, really means nothing.

What you are going to do now, pick a fight with KFOR? That I'll be the day. Drawing the country to war again because of some huligans. Go ahead half brain.

reciprocally against KFOR=NATO? Where did they build barricades in Serbia? Serbian Politicians (Nikolic/Dacic) are getting stranger every day. You get the politicians where you vote for........:-)!

the guy is right, kaka or get off the pot! the U.S. people don't want any more troop involvement around the world, we're sick of it! defend your people like Israel does, they don't mess around, ever.

...what is Serbia going to do, attack Germany?

Somebody should remind little Ivica that the elections are over.
He need not pretend to believe in anything or attempt to look tough...
(bganon, 2 June 2012 22:42)
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Not until a government is formed. Maybe Ivica is a little worried so he needs to flex his chest?

Just another typical, flip-flopping comment from some manipulative, socialist scoundrel. I don't care if he supposedly is acting in Serbia's best interests; his party's policies (funnily enough Milosevic's party's policies) serve a bigger threat to the Serbian populace, in both Serbia and Northern Kosovo, than any Westerner or Albanian in Kosovo. Why do the Otporists even bother negotiating with these pseudo-criminal "socialists"?

The Albanians here are confusing what is "reciprocal" or not. Serbian government moving roadblocks in Presevo Valley would not be 'reciprocal'. Serbia is a internationally recognized 'real' country, "Kosovo" is internationally (UN) recognized as a region of Serbia, it is a "Quasi-State", "Break-away State", "Bandit State" etc.

Thus, a "reciprocal" action by Serbia would be to send in Serbian Troops in the North, rebuilding the roadblocks KFOR took down.

mr minister forget Kosovo !we wont (vojvodina to be independent from SErbija had enaugh.we will join the hungery.
(janos novi sad, 2 June 2012 21:13)
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How many of you are asking for this?
You can want all you can but Vojvodina is not going anywhere. What is this new sport "let's see who can take the biggest chunk of Serbia"?

.what is Serbia going to do, attack Germany?
(Nikolle, 2 June 2012 23:14)
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Never. Serbia is only going to defend herself against German occupation like before. That's all.

Well, if Serbia would join NATO, they would at least be able to control some territories in the north (as part of KFOR). Right now it is some kind of guerilla war that conducts nowhere.

Somebody should remind little Ivica that the elections are over.
He need not pretend to believe in anything or attempt to look tough...
(bganon, 2 June 2012 22:42)
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Do you disagree with his statement? Do you not think it's important to have a policy on Kosovo?
I am not trying to be smart here, but I really cannot understand what you are saying?
I am sure that Ivica know the elections are over, therefore, I believe he is being genuine whether you agree with him or not.

Peggy what I'm saying is that I don't think that Dacic believes in anything. I don't believe he gives a damn about Kosovo outside any political benefit he might gain from using it as an issue.

Think about it, he learned under the wing of his mentor, who as you know did not believe in anything either - and that man was remarkably successful in staying at the top of the greasy poll. Ivica is cut of the same cloth, his ambitions are to go to the top of Serbian politics. He knows he is no Milosevic, but he believes himself to be a smart political operator.

He knows he is no Milosevic, but he believes himself to be a smart political operator.
(bganon, 4 June 2012 13:03)
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Well, he is really no different to most politicians out there no matter which country they are in, but we hope that Serbian people are mature enough to sense when they are being duped.
It is always easier for people outside of Serbia to see things more clearly because they have access to a variety of information sources.
That is why I don't like it when I am told that as an outsider I should stay out of it. I care very much what happens to my people, and yes, I do think of Serbs as my people no matter where they are and I try my hardest to have a voice.

@Agim Kelmendi:

if you say that you wanna stay in your country, then just do it! go to Albania!

nobody holds you in southern Serbia, you are free to go! but we will not let you go with our, ...OUR land.

there is enough time ahead until you will have to swallow that truth. but in the end, you WILL!

you are doomed to lose. and you will...

He once again repeated that he was in favor of demarcation in Kosovo but that this was not the state policy.

There is demarcation already and the proper border is well known since 1974, in case you did not know.


“They do not agree with it in Serbia. I just do not know what they do agree with because they are not doing anything. It is not the state’s policy to support the northern Kosovo Serbs but it is the state’s policy to defend our sovereignty in Kosovo. How should we defend it then?,” Dačić said.

There is nothing to defend, since Kosova is not yours and we are not asking you to defend us from anything. You stay in your country we stay in ours.

Somebody should remind little Ivica that the elections are over.
He need not pretend to believe in anything or attempt to look tough...

There is nothing to defend, since Kosova is not yours and we are not asking you to defend us from anything. You stay in your country we stay in ours.(Agim Kelmendi, 2 June 2012 16:11)

Thanks Agim. with these ppl you just have to spell it out, as if with children. Dangerous children.

Now the questions is: what does this Milosevic protege mean by reacting "reciprocally"? Yet more violence from the Belgrade regime? The last time (March/April) it was 4 phony-baloney arrests -- one of the men is still languishing in a Serbian jail as far as I know, plus additional arrests based on Milosevic era warrants. Which is appropriate in a way, since we are living thru yet another milosevic era w/ Serbian politicians. Also thanks to Serbia's voters, press...

Probably more dramatic arrests will follow, as usual captured by their always "nice" press cameras. We shall see.

Meanwhile never a word about facing up to the horrors of the past. Just unending crap from the likes of carla del ponte and their Dick Marty.

The more things change...

roberto frisco

Why is he stirring up a little every where around Balkans? We all know SR does not exist, and it will never exist. I am not sure how much longer does Vojvodina want to remain apart of Serbia. Montenegro declared independence for many reasons back in 2006. One, they do not want the world to to have the same impression as Serbia has already given the world back in the 90's while Montenegro was apart of it. Secondly, they have distanced themselves from Serbia when they first recognized Kosova in October 2008. Which made Serbian government so angry they kicked out the Montenegrin embassy out of Belgrade. Now, that Serbia elected another mini Milosevic, Montenegro wants to open an embassy in Kosova, what a coincidence. Serbs are falling apart, and it is no longer a secret either.

we call that a 'Banana Republic' in 'Germany .... meaning, they can't be taken seriously .... there really is no country in all of Western Europe that can take these clowns serious any more.

Agim Kelmendi

but it isn't your country and it will never be your country. While those gangsters NATO are there you can have your verbal little dig at us, but that is all you albos can do isn't it.

Until Kosovo joins UN its not considered a country

I have nothing to comment about this sack of you know what making such statements.

belgrade seems to be a breeding ground for clowns now-a-days.

Sincerely,

"IM: Serbia must respond reciprocally"

Against whom? Germany? USA? Portugal? Greece? Italy?

A typical hollow sentences of a typical Serbian politician.

mr minister forget Kosovo !we wont (vojvodina to be independent from SErbija had enaugh.we will join the hungery.

I don't know where this guy has been for the past few years but serbs have been under attack and occupation for years in kosovo,as for policy there should only be one,Liberation.

IM: Serbia must respond reciprocally


The only thing I can think of is,that: " If Albanians in Preshevo,Medvegja and Bujanovc decide to erect barricades and lock themselves in the box, and Serbia forcefully removes those barricades. What else could be reciprocal in this case?

Yes, I agree the Serbia should respond reciprocally. If Albanians living in Serbia set up roadblocks, then the Serbian soldiers and/or police should remove them. Roadblocks hinder freedom of movement, and have no place in a civilized society.
If the Albanians manning the roadblocks start shooting at Serbian soldiers, then the soldiers (even if heavily armed) should try to de-escalate the situation, using minimal force. If necessary to try to keep the peace, the soldiers should even retreat for a while, even if it means the Albanians might think that they have somehow "won."
So yes, on this issue, we agree...

"He once again repeated that he was in favor of demarcation in Kosovo but that this was not the state policy." So Mr Dacic recognizes the indepndence of Kosovo, but not the border, therefore he requests a demarcation. However, he has no balls to admit it to the people, but says that he will defend Kosovo. What a hypocrit...

the guy is right, kaka or get off the pot! the U.S. people don't want any more troop involvement around the world, we're sick of it! defend your people like Israel does, they don't mess around, ever.

reciprocally against KFOR=NATO? Where did they build barricades in Serbia? Serbian Politicians (Nikolic/Dacic) are getting stranger every day. You get the politicians where you vote for........:-)!

The only party that has given us direction is the DSS.

Is there any barricade in Leskovac, Nis and or Belgrade that needs removal?

Well, if Serbia would join NATO, they would at least be able to control some territories in the north (as part of KFOR). Right now it is some kind of guerilla war that conducts nowhere.

mr minister forget Kosovo !we wont (vojvodina to be independent from SErbija had enaugh.we will join the hungery.
(janos novi sad, 2 June 2012 21:13)
===============================

How many of you are asking for this?
You can want all you can but Vojvodina is not going anywhere. What is this new sport "let's see who can take the biggest chunk of Serbia"?

.what is Serbia going to do, attack Germany?
(Nikolle, 2 June 2012 23:14)
=============================

Never. Serbia is only going to defend herself against German occupation like before. That's all.

The Albanians here are confusing what is "reciprocal" or not. Serbian government moving roadblocks in Presevo Valley would not be 'reciprocal'. Serbia is a internationally recognized 'real' country, "Kosovo" is internationally (UN) recognized as a region of Serbia, it is a "Quasi-State", "Break-away State", "Bandit State" etc.

Thus, a "reciprocal" action by Serbia would be to send in Serbian Troops in the North, rebuilding the roadblocks KFOR took down.

Somebody should remind little Ivica that the elections are over.
He need not pretend to believe in anything or attempt to look tough...
(bganon, 2 June 2012 22:42)
===============================

Do you disagree with his statement? Do you not think it's important to have a policy on Kosovo?
I am not trying to be smart here, but I really cannot understand what you are saying?
I am sure that Ivica know the elections are over, therefore, I believe he is being genuine whether you agree with him or not.

(Steve Gligorijevic, 2 June 2012 17:36)
Kosovo is the land of the people who live in Kosovo. The opinion of a troll abroad like you, really means nothing.

What you are going to do now, pick a fight with KFOR? That I'll be the day. Drawing the country to war again because of some huligans. Go ahead half brain.

Just another typical, flip-flopping comment from some manipulative, socialist scoundrel. I don't care if he supposedly is acting in Serbia's best interests; his party's policies (funnily enough Milosevic's party's policies) serve a bigger threat to the Serbian populace, in both Serbia and Northern Kosovo, than any Westerner or Albanian in Kosovo. Why do the Otporists even bother negotiating with these pseudo-criminal "socialists"?

...what is Serbia going to do, attack Germany?

Somebody should remind little Ivica that the elections are over.
He need not pretend to believe in anything or attempt to look tough...
(bganon, 2 June 2012 22:42)
--
Not until a government is formed. Maybe Ivica is a little worried so he needs to flex his chest?

Peggy what I'm saying is that I don't think that Dacic believes in anything. I don't believe he gives a damn about Kosovo outside any political benefit he might gain from using it as an issue.

Think about it, he learned under the wing of his mentor, who as you know did not believe in anything either - and that man was remarkably successful in staying at the top of the greasy poll. Ivica is cut of the same cloth, his ambitions are to go to the top of Serbian politics. He knows he is no Milosevic, but he believes himself to be a smart political operator.

He knows he is no Milosevic, but he believes himself to be a smart political operator.
(bganon, 4 June 2012 13:03)
=================================

Well, he is really no different to most politicians out there no matter which country they are in, but we hope that Serbian people are mature enough to sense when they are being duped.
It is always easier for people outside of Serbia to see things more clearly because they have access to a variety of information sources.
That is why I don't like it when I am told that as an outsider I should stay out of it. I care very much what happens to my people, and yes, I do think of Serbs as my people no matter where they are and I try my hardest to have a voice.

@Agim Kelmendi:

if you say that you wanna stay in your country, then just do it! go to Albania!

nobody holds you in southern Serbia, you are free to go! but we will not let you go with our, ...OUR land.

there is enough time ahead until you will have to swallow that truth. but in the end, you WILL!

you are doomed to lose. and you will...