President’s statement “does not imply partition of Kosovo”
Serbian President Tomislav Nikolić’s statement on Kosovo does not mean that he advocated the partition of Kosovo, the president's office told daily Danas.
oh year, both Syria and Iran will be invaded by NATO! it seems the Syrians were well at peace before NATO eh? its OK, you carry on subscribing to the fictional gazette or the Orthodox Daily. who knows, perhaps these Muslims in the Middle East are not incorrect to rise up against the 'evil' NATO eh?
The possibilities for Kosovo are Independence, Partition, or an undetermined degree Reintegration back to Serbia with Autonomy for the different Ethnicities based upon the United Nations 6 Point Plan for Kosovo.
We know that most alcoholics are addicted to alcohol, and that they cannot easily stay away from alcohol for too long.
America is addicted to interfering in Europe, and it should be no secret that Tadic was Euro-America’s preferred Prime Minister, and after the Americans saw that the leader of the SPS was awarded the Office of Prime Minister, then two American Officials; namely Philip Reeker and Philip Gordon came insisting on a Government that wanted to join the European Union, and was obedient to the European Union.
Surely, we should do know that if a Government is obedient to the European Union, then it must also be a Puppet of America.
The only way that Tadic was going to be Prime Minister after the Office of Prime Minister was awarded to the leader of the SPS, was if there was a DS and SNS Coalition, where the SNS would have had many more Ministries than at present.
This is because the SNS had the Presidency, and for the sake of following the Highly Democratic Principle of Political Balance, then if there was to be a DS and SNS Coalition as America wanted, then the Prime Minister would be Tadic, but something interrupted their plans.
Most People are able to conclude these things, but not everyone wants to admit it.
Tomislav Nikolic said that he would never recognize Kosovo.
(perun_u, 11 July 2012 16:47)
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I agree with most of what you say but Nikolic can say one thing and do the complete opposite. Most politicians are like that. Obama said many things also but did the complete opposite. Listen to what he said before becoming president and what he did after becoming president. Check -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-tvZvUE79Y
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 16:44)
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So you think the NATO death machine will just stop invading countries after it occupies both Syria and Iran? I'm sorry my friend, it won't stop until other world powers rise up to stop it.
Tomislav Nikolic said that he would never recognize Kosovo. He is aware that during his mandate present situacion can't be changed very much. My opinion is that, one day, Kosovo will be Serbian again. In the past we waited for the 500 years. I think this time we won' t wait so long. Things are changing in the world. Chomsky said that the end of western domination of the world is coming soon. Everything indicates that he is right. When the western dominance in the world is completed ,in the same time it will be the end of an independent Kosovo.
How can the issue of borders be resolved if Kosovo is a disputed territory? He's contradicting himself.
(Comm. Parrisson, 11 July 2012 12:57)
Kosovo is a disputed territory just like United States, Croatia, etc. If you would like I can produce a list of countless countries around the world that have disputed territories but have international recognized borders..i.e just like Kosovo's borders.
you're right, a large war (large now implies going nuclear) will fix it all. should that come to pass, insignificant things like Kosova and Serbia really wont look like an issue at all. its OK, cause its all DUE right?
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 13:44)
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I certainly hope it's not nuclear. Also, I think the war has already started with the events in the Middle East. I expect it will only get worse from here.
With the invasion/occupation of Poland in 1939, at that time who would have thought that was the start of WWII? So my question is, what will it take to stop the NATO death machine?
The quality of your insider's information that we would have a DS/SNS government, that your 'occupiers' wouldn't allow SPS to be in the government (never mind Prime Minister) has been sadly lacking.
(bganon, 11 July 2012 14:07)
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There you go with your spin again. Either your have a problem with comprehension or you are a liar. There is a difference between "wouldn't allow" and "pushing for". I was saying a push for an SNS/DS government by certain world powers was a reality well before it appeared in numerous press articles.
Even occupiers don't have absolute power. There will always be resistance waiting for the opportune moment. As the NAZIs and Nedic had their limitations, so did NATO and Tadic and so will Nikolic. The agreement is between him and the occupiers.
Anyway, the insiders I know are not gatekeepers at certain embassies but rather Gypsy fortune tellers with crystal balls. You need to visit Buvljak some time. LOL!!
So rather than b*tching and having this high opinion of yourself, I would propose that you express your opinion and I'll express mine. I'll leave your amateur analysis alone and you leave my opinion alone. That way, your spin may even stop your dizziness and clear your head!
'What is deluded Ian? What I've been told by certain insiders?'
By insider do you mean the guy that works the gate inside the British embassy in Belgrade? Come on Zoran don't be so pompous with your hallowed insider, particularly with his record.
The quality of your insider's information that we would have a DS/SNS government, that your 'occupiers' wouldn't allow SPS to be in the government (never mind Prime Minister) has been sadly lacking.
I do agree with you partially though, that some agreement between Nikolic and the 'west' has been made regarding Kosovo. He has given them guarantees that there will be no shocks or changes from previous government policies and if anything, he has undertaken to control the situation on the ground (ie Kosovo Serbs) better than the previous government. An endgame certainly has not been agreed upon though.
Allowing for the fact that Nikolic is going to make mistakes due to his inexperience, what we really have here is no change in the Kosovo policy from the previous lot.
In fact that stands for government policy generally, the faces change and the money goes into different brown envelopes - except in the case of SPS, where the envelopes and briefcases stay the same.
The policy of the Serbian government is always going to be one of eventual / de facto partition. However, this undermines Serbia's central argument of Serbian sovereignty and territorial integrity over all of Kosovo. So yes, behind closed doors and in meetings the Serbian position is a more realistic one, but when this comes out in public it exposes 2 contradictory policies.
why on earth do you write due? that almost means you're looking forward to it.
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 12:47)
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Why would I be looking forward to it? I reached my 1500 char limit so I just stopped there. It is a natural cycle, when the world powers get into economic difficulties, when resources get scarce and when there is a large gap between rich and poor then what tends to follow is a great war. You know, a dead man can't claim his assets.
Greed and self-destruction are characteristics of human nature so if you think you can change that then go ahead. Greed stems from fear and fear is what we are pumped with every day. As the black eyed peas would say, "Where is the love"?
Greed, ego, power, corruption, manipulation, NATO - It is right there in your face. Can't you see it? How else do you think the economic and debt issues will be fixed? The path of least resistance.
"How else do you think the economic and debt issues will be fixed?"
you're right, a large war (large now implies going nuclear) will fix it all. should that come to pass, insignificant things like Kosova and Serbia really wont look like an issue at all. its OK, cause its all DUE right?
A president is a president even when he is on a visit at the opposite end of the world. Admitting that he “will never again be president in Priština Pristina” Nikolic admitted that he will not wield any power there, even at purly symbolic level – like the one queen Elizabeth II enjoys in Australia. This in view of what happened during the last 30 years shows he has a common sense. At the same time he believes that “the president of the interim authorities in Priština will also never be president in Kosovska Mitrovica”. If that is so than those two towns are, (or will be) located in two different countries. This is euhemerism for partition. Denying it shows a lack of common sense.
Do you actually believe the deluded things you write in your comments???
(Ian, UK, 11 July 2012 13:16)
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What is deluded Ian? What I've been told by certain insiders?
“Mitrovica is Kosovo’s local self-government. The Serbian president should not give statements that hide territorial pretenses because the issue of borders has been resolved and nobody in the Balkans can play with the opening of the subject,” Vllasi was quoted as saying.
How can the issue of borders be resolved if Kosovo is a disputed territory? He's contradicting himself.
It is quite interesting reading what Nikolic has to say and relating that to what I've been told by certain, lets say "internationals", or to what would be more correctly referred to as workers of the occupation.
Essentially, Nikolic was placed in this position as president because he has come to an agreement regarding KiM and we will be going through the motions of that agreement over the next couple of years.
When Hillary Clinton said (after Nikolic won the presidential elections) "now we can finalise Kosovo", that came on the back of the agreement with Nikolic. This plan would be much easier to implement with an SNS/DS government as Dacic is a bit of a wildcard. He is more patriotic than most people think and could damage these plans. That's why certain powerful (western) nations do not want either Kostunica or Dacic in the next government but that is looking more like the reality now.
To lay it out on the table, we are looking at a recognition of "Kosova"* by Nikolic (whether implicit or explicit) but I assume the first will come with an implicit recognition when Nikolic meets Jahjaga (the "president" of "Kosova"*). Eventually, this will lead to a recognised "Kosova*" with a highly autonomous north and "Kosova"* will come together again with Serbia within the EU. Now that is an outline of the plan.
The biggest problem is that the EU is on very shaky foundations and I have my doubts it will survive in its current form. A large war is also due (cycles repeat) ....
Of course it was an attempt to bring partition again on the table. Just as Dacic did it. Those are test baloons and everytime they realize that the test baloon bursts because nobody jumps on that, they swim back and claim that they "meant something different" and that they "would never give up Kosovo" and the other Blablabla. Nevertheless, words are said, Tome.
Of course it was an attempt to bring partition again on the table. Just as Dacic did it. Those are test baloons and everytime they realize that the test baloon bursts because nobody jumps on that, they swim back and claim that they "meant something different" and that they "would never give up Kosovo" and the other Blablabla. Nevertheless, words are said, Tome.
Do you actually believe the deluded things you write in your comments???
(Ian, UK, 11 July 2012 13:16)
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What is deluded Ian? What I've been told by certain insiders?
It is quite interesting reading what Nikolic has to say and relating that to what I've been told by certain, lets say "internationals", or to what would be more correctly referred to as workers of the occupation.
Essentially, Nikolic was placed in this position as president because he has come to an agreement regarding KiM and we will be going through the motions of that agreement over the next couple of years.
When Hillary Clinton said (after Nikolic won the presidential elections) "now we can finalise Kosovo", that came on the back of the agreement with Nikolic. This plan would be much easier to implement with an SNS/DS government as Dacic is a bit of a wildcard. He is more patriotic than most people think and could damage these plans. That's why certain powerful (western) nations do not want either Kostunica or Dacic in the next government but that is looking more like the reality now.
To lay it out on the table, we are looking at a recognition of "Kosova"* by Nikolic (whether implicit or explicit) but I assume the first will come with an implicit recognition when Nikolic meets Jahjaga (the "president" of "Kosova"*). Eventually, this will lead to a recognised "Kosova*" with a highly autonomous north and "Kosova"* will come together again with Serbia within the EU. Now that is an outline of the plan.
The biggest problem is that the EU is on very shaky foundations and I have my doubts it will survive in its current form. A large war is also due (cycles repeat) ....
why on earth do you write due? that almost means you're looking forward to it.
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 12:47)
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Why would I be looking forward to it? I reached my 1500 char limit so I just stopped there. It is a natural cycle, when the world powers get into economic difficulties, when resources get scarce and when there is a large gap between rich and poor then what tends to follow is a great war. You know, a dead man can't claim his assets.
Greed and self-destruction are characteristics of human nature so if you think you can change that then go ahead. Greed stems from fear and fear is what we are pumped with every day. As the black eyed peas would say, "Where is the love"?
Greed, ego, power, corruption, manipulation, NATO - It is right there in your face. Can't you see it? How else do you think the economic and debt issues will be fixed? The path of least resistance.
Allowing for the fact that Nikolic is going to make mistakes due to his inexperience, what we really have here is no change in the Kosovo policy from the previous lot.
In fact that stands for government policy generally, the faces change and the money goes into different brown envelopes - except in the case of SPS, where the envelopes and briefcases stay the same.
The policy of the Serbian government is always going to be one of eventual / de facto partition. However, this undermines Serbia's central argument of Serbian sovereignty and territorial integrity over all of Kosovo. So yes, behind closed doors and in meetings the Serbian position is a more realistic one, but when this comes out in public it exposes 2 contradictory policies.
“Mitrovica is Kosovo’s local self-government. The Serbian president should not give statements that hide territorial pretenses because the issue of borders has been resolved and nobody in the Balkans can play with the opening of the subject,” Vllasi was quoted as saying.
How can the issue of borders be resolved if Kosovo is a disputed territory? He's contradicting himself.
A president is a president even when he is on a visit at the opposite end of the world. Admitting that he “will never again be president in Priština Pristina” Nikolic admitted that he will not wield any power there, even at purly symbolic level – like the one queen Elizabeth II enjoys in Australia. This in view of what happened during the last 30 years shows he has a common sense. At the same time he believes that “the president of the interim authorities in Priština will also never be president in Kosovska Mitrovica”. If that is so than those two towns are, (or will be) located in two different countries. This is euhemerism for partition. Denying it shows a lack of common sense.
"How else do you think the economic and debt issues will be fixed?"
you're right, a large war (large now implies going nuclear) will fix it all. should that come to pass, insignificant things like Kosova and Serbia really wont look like an issue at all. its OK, cause its all DUE right?
Tomislav Nikolic said that he would never recognize Kosovo.
(perun_u, 11 July 2012 16:47)
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I agree with most of what you say but Nikolic can say one thing and do the complete opposite. Most politicians are like that. Obama said many things also but did the complete opposite. Listen to what he said before becoming president and what he did after becoming president. Check -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-tvZvUE79Y
The possibilities for Kosovo are Independence, Partition, or an undetermined degree Reintegration back to Serbia with Autonomy for the different Ethnicities based upon the United Nations 6 Point Plan for Kosovo.
We know that most alcoholics are addicted to alcohol, and that they cannot easily stay away from alcohol for too long.
America is addicted to interfering in Europe, and it should be no secret that Tadic was Euro-America’s preferred Prime Minister, and after the Americans saw that the leader of the SPS was awarded the Office of Prime Minister, then two American Officials; namely Philip Reeker and Philip Gordon came insisting on a Government that wanted to join the European Union, and was obedient to the European Union.
Surely, we should do know that if a Government is obedient to the European Union, then it must also be a Puppet of America.
The only way that Tadic was going to be Prime Minister after the Office of Prime Minister was awarded to the leader of the SPS, was if there was a DS and SNS Coalition, where the SNS would have had many more Ministries than at present.
This is because the SNS had the Presidency, and for the sake of following the Highly Democratic Principle of Political Balance, then if there was to be a DS and SNS Coalition as America wanted, then the Prime Minister would be Tadic, but something interrupted their plans.
Most People are able to conclude these things, but not everyone wants to admit it.
'What is deluded Ian? What I've been told by certain insiders?'
By insider do you mean the guy that works the gate inside the British embassy in Belgrade? Come on Zoran don't be so pompous with your hallowed insider, particularly with his record.
The quality of your insider's information that we would have a DS/SNS government, that your 'occupiers' wouldn't allow SPS to be in the government (never mind Prime Minister) has been sadly lacking.
I do agree with you partially though, that some agreement between Nikolic and the 'west' has been made regarding Kosovo. He has given them guarantees that there will be no shocks or changes from previous government policies and if anything, he has undertaken to control the situation on the ground (ie Kosovo Serbs) better than the previous government. An endgame certainly has not been agreed upon though.
How can the issue of borders be resolved if Kosovo is a disputed territory? He's contradicting himself.
(Comm. Parrisson, 11 July 2012 12:57)
Kosovo is a disputed territory just like United States, Croatia, etc. If you would like I can produce a list of countless countries around the world that have disputed territories but have international recognized borders..i.e just like Kosovo's borders.
The quality of your insider's information that we would have a DS/SNS government, that your 'occupiers' wouldn't allow SPS to be in the government (never mind Prime Minister) has been sadly lacking.
(bganon, 11 July 2012 14:07)
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There you go with your spin again. Either your have a problem with comprehension or you are a liar. There is a difference between "wouldn't allow" and "pushing for". I was saying a push for an SNS/DS government by certain world powers was a reality well before it appeared in numerous press articles.
Even occupiers don't have absolute power. There will always be resistance waiting for the opportune moment. As the NAZIs and Nedic had their limitations, so did NATO and Tadic and so will Nikolic. The agreement is between him and the occupiers.
Anyway, the insiders I know are not gatekeepers at certain embassies but rather Gypsy fortune tellers with crystal balls. You need to visit Buvljak some time. LOL!!
So rather than b*tching and having this high opinion of yourself, I would propose that you express your opinion and I'll express mine. I'll leave your amateur analysis alone and you leave my opinion alone. That way, your spin may even stop your dizziness and clear your head!
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 16:44)
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So you think the NATO death machine will just stop invading countries after it occupies both Syria and Iran? I'm sorry my friend, it won't stop until other world powers rise up to stop it.
oh year, both Syria and Iran will be invaded by NATO! it seems the Syrians were well at peace before NATO eh? its OK, you carry on subscribing to the fictional gazette or the Orthodox Daily. who knows, perhaps these Muslims in the Middle East are not incorrect to rise up against the 'evil' NATO eh?
Tomislav Nikolic said that he would never recognize Kosovo. He is aware that during his mandate present situacion can't be changed very much. My opinion is that, one day, Kosovo will be Serbian again. In the past we waited for the 500 years. I think this time we won' t wait so long. Things are changing in the world. Chomsky said that the end of western domination of the world is coming soon. Everything indicates that he is right. When the western dominance in the world is completed ,in the same time it will be the end of an independent Kosovo.
you're right, a large war (large now implies going nuclear) will fix it all. should that come to pass, insignificant things like Kosova and Serbia really wont look like an issue at all. its OK, cause its all DUE right?
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 13:44)
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I certainly hope it's not nuclear. Also, I think the war has already started with the events in the Middle East. I expect it will only get worse from here.
With the invasion/occupation of Poland in 1939, at that time who would have thought that was the start of WWII? So my question is, what will it take to stop the NATO death machine?
why on earth do you write due? that almost means you're looking forward to it.
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 12:47)
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Why would I be looking forward to it? I reached my 1500 char limit so I just stopped there. It is a natural cycle, when the world powers get into economic difficulties, when resources get scarce and when there is a large gap between rich and poor then what tends to follow is a great war. You know, a dead man can't claim his assets.
Greed and self-destruction are characteristics of human nature so if you think you can change that then go ahead. Greed stems from fear and fear is what we are pumped with every day. As the black eyed peas would say, "Where is the love"?
Greed, ego, power, corruption, manipulation, NATO - It is right there in your face. Can't you see it? How else do you think the economic and debt issues will be fixed? The path of least resistance.
Do you actually believe the deluded things you write in your comments???
(Ian, UK, 11 July 2012 13:16)
--
What is deluded Ian? What I've been told by certain insiders?
A president is a president even when he is on a visit at the opposite end of the world. Admitting that he “will never again be president in Priština Pristina” Nikolic admitted that he will not wield any power there, even at purly symbolic level – like the one queen Elizabeth II enjoys in Australia. This in view of what happened during the last 30 years shows he has a common sense. At the same time he believes that “the president of the interim authorities in Priština will also never be president in Kosovska Mitrovica”. If that is so than those two towns are, (or will be) located in two different countries. This is euhemerism for partition. Denying it shows a lack of common sense.
"How else do you think the economic and debt issues will be fixed?"
you're right, a large war (large now implies going nuclear) will fix it all. should that come to pass, insignificant things like Kosova and Serbia really wont look like an issue at all. its OK, cause its all DUE right?
It is quite interesting reading what Nikolic has to say and relating that to what I've been told by certain, lets say "internationals", or to what would be more correctly referred to as workers of the occupation.
Essentially, Nikolic was placed in this position as president because he has come to an agreement regarding KiM and we will be going through the motions of that agreement over the next couple of years.
When Hillary Clinton said (after Nikolic won the presidential elections) "now we can finalise Kosovo", that came on the back of the agreement with Nikolic. This plan would be much easier to implement with an SNS/DS government as Dacic is a bit of a wildcard. He is more patriotic than most people think and could damage these plans. That's why certain powerful (western) nations do not want either Kostunica or Dacic in the next government but that is looking more like the reality now.
To lay it out on the table, we are looking at a recognition of "Kosova"* by Nikolic (whether implicit or explicit) but I assume the first will come with an implicit recognition when Nikolic meets Jahjaga (the "president" of "Kosova"*). Eventually, this will lead to a recognised "Kosova*" with a highly autonomous north and "Kosova"* will come together again with Serbia within the EU. Now that is an outline of the plan.
The biggest problem is that the EU is on very shaky foundations and I have my doubts it will survive in its current form. A large war is also due (cycles repeat) ....
'What is deluded Ian? What I've been told by certain insiders?'
By insider do you mean the guy that works the gate inside the British embassy in Belgrade? Come on Zoran don't be so pompous with your hallowed insider, particularly with his record.
The quality of your insider's information that we would have a DS/SNS government, that your 'occupiers' wouldn't allow SPS to be in the government (never mind Prime Minister) has been sadly lacking.
I do agree with you partially though, that some agreement between Nikolic and the 'west' has been made regarding Kosovo. He has given them guarantees that there will be no shocks or changes from previous government policies and if anything, he has undertaken to control the situation on the ground (ie Kosovo Serbs) better than the previous government. An endgame certainly has not been agreed upon though.
you're right, a large war (large now implies going nuclear) will fix it all. should that come to pass, insignificant things like Kosova and Serbia really wont look like an issue at all. its OK, cause its all DUE right?
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 13:44)
--
I certainly hope it's not nuclear. Also, I think the war has already started with the events in the Middle East. I expect it will only get worse from here.
With the invasion/occupation of Poland in 1939, at that time who would have thought that was the start of WWII? So my question is, what will it take to stop the NATO death machine?
“Mitrovica is Kosovo’s local self-government. The Serbian president should not give statements that hide territorial pretenses because the issue of borders has been resolved and nobody in the Balkans can play with the opening of the subject,” Vllasi was quoted as saying.
How can the issue of borders be resolved if Kosovo is a disputed territory? He's contradicting himself.
The possibilities for Kosovo are Independence, Partition, or an undetermined degree Reintegration back to Serbia with Autonomy for the different Ethnicities based upon the United Nations 6 Point Plan for Kosovo.
We know that most alcoholics are addicted to alcohol, and that they cannot easily stay away from alcohol for too long.
America is addicted to interfering in Europe, and it should be no secret that Tadic was Euro-America’s preferred Prime Minister, and after the Americans saw that the leader of the SPS was awarded the Office of Prime Minister, then two American Officials; namely Philip Reeker and Philip Gordon came insisting on a Government that wanted to join the European Union, and was obedient to the European Union.
Surely, we should do know that if a Government is obedient to the European Union, then it must also be a Puppet of America.
The only way that Tadic was going to be Prime Minister after the Office of Prime Minister was awarded to the leader of the SPS, was if there was a DS and SNS Coalition, where the SNS would have had many more Ministries than at present.
This is because the SNS had the Presidency, and for the sake of following the Highly Democratic Principle of Political Balance, then if there was to be a DS and SNS Coalition as America wanted, then the Prime Minister would be Tadic, but something interrupted their plans.
Most People are able to conclude these things, but not everyone wants to admit it.
How can the issue of borders be resolved if Kosovo is a disputed territory? He's contradicting himself.
(Comm. Parrisson, 11 July 2012 12:57)
Kosovo is a disputed territory just like United States, Croatia, etc. If you would like I can produce a list of countless countries around the world that have disputed territories but have international recognized borders..i.e just like Kosovo's borders.
The quality of your insider's information that we would have a DS/SNS government, that your 'occupiers' wouldn't allow SPS to be in the government (never mind Prime Minister) has been sadly lacking.
(bganon, 11 July 2012 14:07)
--
There you go with your spin again. Either your have a problem with comprehension or you are a liar. There is a difference between "wouldn't allow" and "pushing for". I was saying a push for an SNS/DS government by certain world powers was a reality well before it appeared in numerous press articles.
Even occupiers don't have absolute power. There will always be resistance waiting for the opportune moment. As the NAZIs and Nedic had their limitations, so did NATO and Tadic and so will Nikolic. The agreement is between him and the occupiers.
Anyway, the insiders I know are not gatekeepers at certain embassies but rather Gypsy fortune tellers with crystal balls. You need to visit Buvljak some time. LOL!!
So rather than b*tching and having this high opinion of yourself, I would propose that you express your opinion and I'll express mine. I'll leave your amateur analysis alone and you leave my opinion alone. That way, your spin may even stop your dizziness and clear your head!
Tomislav Nikolic said that he would never recognize Kosovo. He is aware that during his mandate present situacion can't be changed very much. My opinion is that, one day, Kosovo will be Serbian again. In the past we waited for the 500 years. I think this time we won' t wait so long. Things are changing in the world. Chomsky said that the end of western domination of the world is coming soon. Everything indicates that he is right. When the western dominance in the world is completed ,in the same time it will be the end of an independent Kosovo.
(Nikolle, 11 July 2012 16:44)
--
So you think the NATO death machine will just stop invading countries after it occupies both Syria and Iran? I'm sorry my friend, it won't stop until other world powers rise up to stop it.
oh year, both Syria and Iran will be invaded by NATO! it seems the Syrians were well at peace before NATO eh? its OK, you carry on subscribing to the fictional gazette or the Orthodox Daily. who knows, perhaps these Muslims in the Middle East are not incorrect to rise up against the 'evil' NATO eh?
Of course it was an attempt to bring partition again on the table. Just as Dacic did it. Those are test baloons and everytime they realize that the test baloon bursts because nobody jumps on that, they swim back and claim that they "meant something different" and that they "would never give up Kosovo" and the other Blablabla. Nevertheless, words are said, Tome.
Allowing for the fact that Nikolic is going to make mistakes due to his inexperience, what we really have here is no change in the Kosovo policy from the previous lot.
In fact that stands for government policy generally, the faces change and the money goes into different brown envelopes - except in the case of SPS, where the envelopes and briefcases stay the same.
The policy of the Serbian government is always going to be one of eventual / de facto partition. However, this undermines Serbia's central argument of Serbian sovereignty and territorial integrity over all of Kosovo. So yes, behind closed doors and in meetings the Serbian position is a more realistic one, but when this comes out in public it exposes 2 contradictory policies.
Tomislav Nikolic said that he would never recognize Kosovo.
(perun_u, 11 July 2012 16:47)
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I agree with most of what you say but Nikolic can say one thing and do the complete opposite. Most politicians are like that. Obama said many things also but did the complete opposite. Listen to what he said before becoming president and what he did after becoming president. Check -> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-tvZvUE79Y
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