Ari Gold, 27 August 2012, 12:28)
Apparently you missed the B92 article the other day when it said the procedure for him to visit went like this. He submits his "request" to UNMIK who forwards it to EULEX who delivers it to Prisitina, they say yes or no, and hands it back to EULEX which hands it to UNMIK and delivers the answer to Belgrade.
So according to that I would say the Pristina authorities approves of his visit. Funny you make such a statement less than a week after he was denied a visit.
Nothing in the article to lead one to believe he did not follow protocol. For obvious reasons it is usually left out the process Serbian officials go through to visit Kosovo.
Oh wait, nvm..because it doesn't matter. The institutions in Pristina have as much of a say over the future of Kosovo i Metohija as do the institutions in Gambia....
(Ari Gold, 27 August 2012, 12:28)
Of course, it doesn't matter,
Does this Roma carry munitions or weapons ?? I don't think... so he can freely visit his mini-museum in "Pristina"
What will the institutions in Pristina have to say about this?!?!
Oh wait, nvm..because it doesn't matter. The institutions in Pristina have as much of a say over the future of Kosovo i Metohija as do the institutions in Gambia....
What will the institutions in Pristina have to say about this?!?!
Oh wait, nvm..because it doesn't matter. The institutions in Pristina have as much of a say over the future of Kosovo i Metohija as do the institutions in Gambia....
Oh wait, nvm..because it doesn't matter. The institutions in Pristina have as much of a say over the future of Kosovo i Metohija as do the institutions in Gambia....
(Ari Gold, 27 August 2012, 12:28)
Of course, it doesn't matter,
Does this Roma carry munitions or weapons ?? I don't think... so he can freely visit his mini-museum in "Pristina"
Ari Gold, 27 August 2012, 12:28)
Apparently you missed the B92 article the other day when it said the procedure for him to visit went like this. He submits his "request" to UNMIK who forwards it to EULEX who delivers it to Prisitina, they say yes or no, and hands it back to EULEX which hands it to UNMIK and delivers the answer to Belgrade.
So according to that I would say the Pristina authorities approves of his visit. Funny you make such a statement less than a week after he was denied a visit.
Nothing in the article to lead one to believe he did not follow protocol. For obvious reasons it is usually left out the process Serbian officials go through to visit Kosovo.
Oh wait, nvm..because it doesn't matter. The institutions in Pristina have as much of a say over the future of Kosovo i Metohija as do the institutions in Gambia....
(Ari Gold, 27 August 2012, 12:28)
Of course, it doesn't matter,
Does this Roma carry munitions or weapons ?? I don't think... so he can freely visit his mini-museum in "Pristina"
Ari Gold, 27 August 2012, 12:28)
Apparently you missed the B92 article the other day when it said the procedure for him to visit went like this. He submits his "request" to UNMIK who forwards it to EULEX who delivers it to Prisitina, they say yes or no, and hands it back to EULEX which hands it to UNMIK and delivers the answer to Belgrade.
So according to that I would say the Pristina authorities approves of his visit. Funny you make such a statement less than a week after he was denied a visit.
Nothing in the article to lead one to believe he did not follow protocol. For obvious reasons it is usually left out the process Serbian officials go through to visit Kosovo.
What will the institutions in Pristina have to say about this?!?!
Oh wait, nvm..because it doesn't matter. The institutions in Pristina have as much of a say over the future of Kosovo i Metohija as do the institutions in Gambia....
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