"No EU without agreement with Priština"

Like I posted in a related article on B92 today, no Serb politician will be in any kind of meeting, or at a negotiating table with Hasim Thaci. Thaci is highly suspected of having been involved in war crimes against Serbs and other minorities, and possibly his own Albanians, in KiM before, during, and after the civil war in KiM. There is no possible way for Thaci, who leads Pristina's politics, to be representative for negotiations with Serbian officials. Like Nikolic said, no one has accused him of crimes against humanity in the Balkans, but many have pointed the finger at Thaci, just Google or Youtube, it's all there.

"Analyzing the tone of his voice, the New York paper said it was "more resigned than fiery", and concluded that the Serbian president in this manner had "opened the door"."

Wow, since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis? Didn't it occur to them that if indeed the Serbian president sounded resigned, that he might just have resigned himself to this Yankee reporter's stupidity?

Serbia cannot join the EU without an agreement with Priština, and that there is "no other way for Serbia."

What about Russia? I was just joking....)))

Analyzing the tone of his voice, the New York paper said it was "more resigned than fiery", and concluded that the Serbian president in this manner had "opened the door".
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LOL!

Whatever, at least you have a voice on B92, which you do not have on any Albaniac site.
(ecoman, 1 October 2012 20:32)

I would like to thank the serbs for allowing us Albanians to use the internet. I hope we don't "steal" it like we did with Kosovo. Internet is Serbian since 1389.

Michael, Drini, what the hell are you guys talking about? Please go to an Albanian site, because you make no sense here. Jesus, I would love a debate here, but all I read is silly remarks from "certain" contributors. Whatever, at least you have a voice on B92, which you do not have on any Albaniac site.

Yes we know that!

He said that really? No translation error or misunderstanding? Well, then it would be the first, right step. However, to explain the need to find common ground with Prishtina because of EU would be wrong. Serbia must end that centuries long struggle for Kosovo because of Serbia itself, not because it brings benefits from outside. The benefits come automatically when a conflict is solved. If not, you just drag that burdening problem from generation to generation for nothing.

The tone is making the music and Nikolic is as person too small to sent in an interview HIS message, he also there a slave of other powers or journalists

Serbia will never recognise Kosovo. We hear this over and over again!
What has Serbia got in mind with keeping Kosovo? Have they ever thought of the following scenario? LOL
http://www.e-novine.com/stav/72186-eli-Srbija-Autonomnu-pokrajinu-Kosovo.html

I would like to thank the serbs for allowing us Albanians to use the internet. I hope we don't "steal" it like we did with Kosovo. Internet is Serbian since 1389.
(Mark, 1 October 2012 22:02)

Yes clearly when Computeroslav Internetovic invented the internet in 1388 he clearly stated this was for Serbs to use only and Albanians could not be using it as this was Serbia's heart. No Albanian was to be allowed to use Serbia's heart. Then George Washington agreed with the Serbs during the revolutionary war and banned the selling of modems to Albanians but those pesky Germans, the US and the Croats had evil plans later to destroy Serbia's heart and steal it for themselves. Thanks to them now we can use the internet, but don't count on it cuz they're broke, the Serbs will take over again, destroy our modems and again b92 will be free of Albanians just like it was in the good old times in 1389. Internet je Srbia

Jesus, I would love a debate here, but all I read is silly remarks from "certain" contributors.
(ecoman, 1 October 2012 20:32)
Not quite a debate if everyone has the same view, is it? It must be the communist upbringing where no one can have a different opinion.

I would like to thank the serbs for allowing us Albanians to use the internet. I hope we don't "steal" it like we did with Kosovo. Internet is Serbian since 1389.
(Mark, 1 October 2012 22:02)
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You do like fiction don't you? You invent plenty of it and now you are again putting words in someone's mouth.
B92 is a Serbian site NOT THE INTERNET YOU SILLY LITTLE MAN.
Why do you think that distorting what is said is somehow going to make you look smart?

Why is it that "Serbia HAS to join the EU because there is no other way (or choice)"? No other way for what? Will the Mayan prediction come true if we don't join? Seriously what the hell...

This president and government are just as pathetic as the last one if they throw these kinds of senseless statements around without even explaining them.

"They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues :)
(icj1, 2 October 2012 04:00)"

How do you know that "their RT and Xhinhua colleagues" are giving lectures on voice analysis?

Tadic was very aggressive in making sure cameras were there when he shook Thaci's hand. There is really no opposition to meeting with Thaci and having very respectful interactions with Thaci because Serbia has all but recognized Kosovo independence and Thaci is there leader.

Wow, since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis? Didn't it occur to them that if indeed the Serbian president sounded resigned, that he might just have resigned himself to this Yankee reporter's stupidity?
(lowe, 1 October 2012 16:49)

They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues :)

So what?! I don't like EU! I prefer Russia and China!

“I did not say that :)
(icj1, 3 October 2012 05:13)”

Well, on 1 October I asked “ since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis?”

To which you answered on 2 October that “They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues”. So your answer was in reply to my question about how the WSJ’s apparently becoming experts in voice analysis. That’s why I asked you to show how you knew that these “RT and Xhinhua colleagues” were giving lectures on voice analysis which the WSJ reporters probably attended.

“Exactly, you are just showing yourself that what you asked me about, it was not what I said :)
(icj1, 6 October 2012 03:09)”

Yes I asked you how did you know that their RT and Xhinhua colleagues were giving lectures on voice analysis since you said “They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues”. The only way the WSJ reporters probably took lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues is if the latter were actually giving them. But you failed to answer what I asked you up to now.

Albanians in Kosovo must be ready to wait forever to become a EU state as it has to become a recognized state to start with and it is not there yet,let alone joining the EU by themselves that would really be funny...they ALSO would need to "normalize" and it takes two to tango.(not to even mention the russians) EU is playing hard balls but the atlantists need NOT to have a non member with strong relations with the russians and even to some extent the chinese,as a matter of fact that is why they have ignited a war in Yugoslavia to get it over with that situation but the more they play hard balls and the more Serbia will forge alliances elsewhere ... it is not over until it's over...and it does not look like it will...as for the blue flag with a yellow map thing that is for those who have been "newborn"....Serbia has a flag already so i believe most Serbs would say thanks but no thanks.

@peggy

English version of B92 is Serbian site exclusively for Serbs only. This shows why Serbs can't rule Kosovo as you're so racist/xenophobic you can't even bare virtual Albanian comments on this site.

How do you know that "their RT and Xhinhua colleagues" are giving lectures on voice analysis?
(lowe, 2 October 2012 10:32)

I did not say that :)

Hello ecoman...... a just give my opinion and not offend anyone or not infriged the rules of this website same as well as in hundreds of Albanian.I follow the opinion of Serbian citizens who have elected a nationalist government (primitive nationalism).

Well, on 1 October I asked “ since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis?”

To which you answered on 2 October that “They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues”. So your answer was in reply to my question about how the WSJ’s apparently becoming experts in voice analysis. That’s why I asked you to show how you knew that these “RT and Xhinhua colleagues” were giving lectures on voice analysis which the WSJ reporters probably attended.
(lowe, 3 October 2012 12:52)

Exactly, you are just showing yourself that what you asked me about, it was not what I said :)

Like I posted in a related article on B92 today, no Serb politician will be in any kind of meeting, or at a negotiating table with Hasim Thaci. Thaci is highly suspected of having been involved in war crimes against Serbs and other minorities, and possibly his own Albanians, in KiM before, during, and after the civil war in KiM. There is no possible way for Thaci, who leads Pristina's politics, to be representative for negotiations with Serbian officials. Like Nikolic said, no one has accused him of crimes against humanity in the Balkans, but many have pointed the finger at Thaci, just Google or Youtube, it's all there.

"Analyzing the tone of his voice, the New York paper said it was "more resigned than fiery", and concluded that the Serbian president in this manner had "opened the door"."

Wow, since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis? Didn't it occur to them that if indeed the Serbian president sounded resigned, that he might just have resigned himself to this Yankee reporter's stupidity?

Serbia cannot join the EU without an agreement with Priština, and that there is "no other way for Serbia."

What about Russia? I was just joking....)))

Michael, Drini, what the hell are you guys talking about? Please go to an Albanian site, because you make no sense here. Jesus, I would love a debate here, but all I read is silly remarks from "certain" contributors. Whatever, at least you have a voice on B92, which you do not have on any Albaniac site.

Yes we know that!

Whatever, at least you have a voice on B92, which you do not have on any Albaniac site.
(ecoman, 1 October 2012 20:32)

I would like to thank the serbs for allowing us Albanians to use the internet. I hope we don't "steal" it like we did with Kosovo. Internet is Serbian since 1389.

Analyzing the tone of his voice, the New York paper said it was "more resigned than fiery", and concluded that the Serbian president in this manner had "opened the door".
--
LOL!

He said that really? No translation error or misunderstanding? Well, then it would be the first, right step. However, to explain the need to find common ground with Prishtina because of EU would be wrong. Serbia must end that centuries long struggle for Kosovo because of Serbia itself, not because it brings benefits from outside. The benefits come automatically when a conflict is solved. If not, you just drag that burdening problem from generation to generation for nothing.

The tone is making the music and Nikolic is as person too small to sent in an interview HIS message, he also there a slave of other powers or journalists

Serbia will never recognise Kosovo. We hear this over and over again!
What has Serbia got in mind with keeping Kosovo? Have they ever thought of the following scenario? LOL
http://www.e-novine.com/stav/72186-eli-Srbija-Autonomnu-pokrajinu-Kosovo.html

I would like to thank the serbs for allowing us Albanians to use the internet. I hope we don't "steal" it like we did with Kosovo. Internet is Serbian since 1389.
(Mark, 1 October 2012 22:02)
===================================
You do like fiction don't you? You invent plenty of it and now you are again putting words in someone's mouth.
B92 is a Serbian site NOT THE INTERNET YOU SILLY LITTLE MAN.
Why do you think that distorting what is said is somehow going to make you look smart?

I would like to thank the serbs for allowing us Albanians to use the internet. I hope we don't "steal" it like we did with Kosovo. Internet is Serbian since 1389.
(Mark, 1 October 2012 22:02)

Yes clearly when Computeroslav Internetovic invented the internet in 1388 he clearly stated this was for Serbs to use only and Albanians could not be using it as this was Serbia's heart. No Albanian was to be allowed to use Serbia's heart. Then George Washington agreed with the Serbs during the revolutionary war and banned the selling of modems to Albanians but those pesky Germans, the US and the Croats had evil plans later to destroy Serbia's heart and steal it for themselves. Thanks to them now we can use the internet, but don't count on it cuz they're broke, the Serbs will take over again, destroy our modems and again b92 will be free of Albanians just like it was in the good old times in 1389. Internet je Srbia

Wow, since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis? Didn't it occur to them that if indeed the Serbian president sounded resigned, that he might just have resigned himself to this Yankee reporter's stupidity?
(lowe, 1 October 2012 16:49)

They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues :)

Tadic was very aggressive in making sure cameras were there when he shook Thaci's hand. There is really no opposition to meeting with Thaci and having very respectful interactions with Thaci because Serbia has all but recognized Kosovo independence and Thaci is there leader.

Albanians in Kosovo must be ready to wait forever to become a EU state as it has to become a recognized state to start with and it is not there yet,let alone joining the EU by themselves that would really be funny...they ALSO would need to "normalize" and it takes two to tango.(not to even mention the russians) EU is playing hard balls but the atlantists need NOT to have a non member with strong relations with the russians and even to some extent the chinese,as a matter of fact that is why they have ignited a war in Yugoslavia to get it over with that situation but the more they play hard balls and the more Serbia will forge alliances elsewhere ... it is not over until it's over...and it does not look like it will...as for the blue flag with a yellow map thing that is for those who have been "newborn"....Serbia has a flag already so i believe most Serbs would say thanks but no thanks.

Why is it that "Serbia HAS to join the EU because there is no other way (or choice)"? No other way for what? Will the Mayan prediction come true if we don't join? Seriously what the hell...

This president and government are just as pathetic as the last one if they throw these kinds of senseless statements around without even explaining them.

Jesus, I would love a debate here, but all I read is silly remarks from "certain" contributors.
(ecoman, 1 October 2012 20:32)
Not quite a debate if everyone has the same view, is it? It must be the communist upbringing where no one can have a different opinion.

@peggy

English version of B92 is Serbian site exclusively for Serbs only. This shows why Serbs can't rule Kosovo as you're so racist/xenophobic you can't even bare virtual Albanian comments on this site.

How do you know that "their RT and Xhinhua colleagues" are giving lectures on voice analysis?
(lowe, 2 October 2012 10:32)

I did not say that :)

Well, on 1 October I asked “ since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis?”

To which you answered on 2 October that “They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues”. So your answer was in reply to my question about how the WSJ’s apparently becoming experts in voice analysis. That’s why I asked you to show how you knew that these “RT and Xhinhua colleagues” were giving lectures on voice analysis which the WSJ reporters probably attended.
(lowe, 3 October 2012 12:52)

Exactly, you are just showing yourself that what you asked me about, it was not what I said :)

"They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues :)
(icj1, 2 October 2012 04:00)"

How do you know that "their RT and Xhinhua colleagues" are giving lectures on voice analysis?

So what?! I don't like EU! I prefer Russia and China!

“I did not say that :)
(icj1, 3 October 2012 05:13)”

Well, on 1 October I asked “ since when did the WSJ reporters become experts in voice analysis?”

To which you answered on 2 October that “They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues”. So your answer was in reply to my question about how the WSJ’s apparently becoming experts in voice analysis. That’s why I asked you to show how you knew that these “RT and Xhinhua colleagues” were giving lectures on voice analysis which the WSJ reporters probably attended.

Hello ecoman...... a just give my opinion and not offend anyone or not infriged the rules of this website same as well as in hundreds of Albanian.I follow the opinion of Serbian citizens who have elected a nationalist government (primitive nationalism).

“Exactly, you are just showing yourself that what you asked me about, it was not what I said :)
(icj1, 6 October 2012 03:09)”

Yes I asked you how did you know that their RT and Xhinhua colleagues were giving lectures on voice analysis since you said “They probably are taking lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues”. The only way the WSJ reporters probably took lectures from their RT and Xhinhua colleagues is if the latter were actually giving them. But you failed to answer what I asked you up to now.