Controversial businessman indicted for abuse of office

A true Serbian hero, isn't he dear Serbs? But keep on fighting for the ones like him.

What amazes me is that B92 chooses to label him a "businessman" in the articles title and in the body of the article. This would imply that he was legit at some point in his money making ventures. He wasn't. He started his business through mafia dealings and its ended through mafia dealings. Call the man what he is.....a Mafioso.

According to the indictment, they were also used for the construction of the Pristina-Tirana highway.

So he does recognize Kosovo and the monies he received for the use of those trucks. For all I know he could have been manning one of those dump trucks delivering supplies to the highway.

Sincerely,

I hope there will be 10 or 20 more people like Veselinovic down there in Kosovo To make trouble for you.
It's the same what you did in Yugoslav times. I really hope you get a good payback.
(mick, 14 June 2012 16:41)

"...and illegally obtaining at least RSD 237mn." I hope that YOU get a good payback for that money.

"KFOR Commander Erhard Drews stated that the Veselinović brothers were behind attacks on KFOR troops and setting barricades on fire, adding that KFOR had videos that proved the allegations."

KFOR and UNMIK had not problems in killing disaremed protester of VETVENDONSJA in Prishtina in 2009/10 while these guys attack KFOR with firearms, set barricades on fire and KFOR is only filming them????

will someone in Prishtina make these questions to KFOR???

@thiis Serbia?

I hope there will be 10 or 20 more people like Veselinovic down there in Kosovo To make trouble for you.
It's the same what you did in Yugoslav times. I really hope you get a good payback.

former stronghold of an etihnc Albanian militia.It's a social club! Dang, Mr. Corleone, how many times do we have to tell them cafones this?Seriously, I've always been amused by those cache layouts the police make, whether of drugs, ordnance, weaponry, or whatever other contraband they seize. All on a new, clean dropcloth, in neat, measured rows, in a way they would've never been placed by their previous owners. You can tell they got the prior military service guy to do it, since it has "C.I. Inspection" written all over the layout. I don't envy the guy who had to pick up and put down all those splodies and not drop or kick any of them.

What amazes me is that B92 chooses to label him a "businessman" in the articles title and in the body of the article. This would imply that he was legit at some point in his money making ventures. He wasn't. He started his business through mafia dealings and its ended through mafia dealings. Call the man what he is.....a Mafioso.

A true Serbian hero, isn't he dear Serbs? But keep on fighting for the ones like him.

According to the indictment, they were also used for the construction of the Pristina-Tirana highway.

So he does recognize Kosovo and the monies he received for the use of those trucks. For all I know he could have been manning one of those dump trucks delivering supplies to the highway.

Sincerely,

@thiis Serbia?

I hope there will be 10 or 20 more people like Veselinovic down there in Kosovo To make trouble for you.
It's the same what you did in Yugoslav times. I really hope you get a good payback.

"KFOR Commander Erhard Drews stated that the Veselinović brothers were behind attacks on KFOR troops and setting barricades on fire, adding that KFOR had videos that proved the allegations."

KFOR and UNMIK had not problems in killing disaremed protester of VETVENDONSJA in Prishtina in 2009/10 while these guys attack KFOR with firearms, set barricades on fire and KFOR is only filming them????

will someone in Prishtina make these questions to KFOR???

I hope there will be 10 or 20 more people like Veselinovic down there in Kosovo To make trouble for you.
It's the same what you did in Yugoslav times. I really hope you get a good payback.
(mick, 14 June 2012 16:41)

"...and illegally obtaining at least RSD 237mn." I hope that YOU get a good payback for that money.

former stronghold of an etihnc Albanian militia.It's a social club! Dang, Mr. Corleone, how many times do we have to tell them cafones this?Seriously, I've always been amused by those cache layouts the police make, whether of drugs, ordnance, weaponry, or whatever other contraband they seize. All on a new, clean dropcloth, in neat, measured rows, in a way they would've never been placed by their previous owners. You can tell they got the prior military service guy to do it, since it has "C.I. Inspection" written all over the layout. I don't envy the guy who had to pick up and put down all those splodies and not drop or kick any of them.