Friday, 05.10.2012.
14:32
A visiting German official said on Friday that as far as Serbia was concerned, "it was not the date for accession talks with the EU that was important".
Izvor: Tanjug
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pre 11 godina
It seems any minor politician who wants media coverage in Germany does so by making demands on Serbia; Serbia doesn't need the EU.
(Ryan M, 5 October 2012 19:18)
Isn't that the goal of every politician in the world to see their name in the Serbian press? I mean that IS the only place it is considered news, and only because Serbs insist on beating a dead horse to death.
pre 11 godina
The grapes which the fox desperately and unsuccessfully try to reach are always not tasty. Definitely..
pre 11 godina
It seems any minor politician who wants media coverage in Germany does so by making demands on Serbia; Serbia doesn't need the EU.
pre 11 godina
Nobody in Germany knows an "official" with name Kirchbaum....There 600 "officials" like him in the parliamnet and each is speaking for himself during making a little journey. It is the great mistake of the Serbs to make such a fass about such little people. So at the end Serbia is depending from the opinion of such village-politicians (this man is only "known" as head of a local brass-orchestra). If the president AND the PM are attending a reception in the German embassy, what in Germany no president or PM would do (for a reception of the Serb embassy only a deputy-minister (if?) would come, Serbia has no more space to give a real high-rank politician special importance. If every brass-fan has such an echo, Serbia is fast at the end of the protocol.
pre 11 godina
Nobody in Germany knows an "official" with name Kirchbaum....There 600 "officials" like him in the parliamnet and each is speaking for himself during making a little journey. It is the great mistake of the Serbs to make such a fass about such little people. So at the end Serbia is depending from the opinion of such village-politicians (this man is only "known" as head of a local brass-orchestra). If the president AND the PM are attending a reception in the German embassy, what in Germany no president or PM would do (for a reception of the Serb embassy only a deputy-minister (if?) would come, Serbia has no more space to give a real high-rank politician special importance. If every brass-fan has such an echo, Serbia is fast at the end of the protocol.
pre 11 godina
It seems any minor politician who wants media coverage in Germany does so by making demands on Serbia; Serbia doesn't need the EU.
pre 11 godina
The grapes which the fox desperately and unsuccessfully try to reach are always not tasty. Definitely..
pre 11 godina
It seems any minor politician who wants media coverage in Germany does so by making demands on Serbia; Serbia doesn't need the EU.
(Ryan M, 5 October 2012 19:18)
Isn't that the goal of every politician in the world to see their name in the Serbian press? I mean that IS the only place it is considered news, and only because Serbs insist on beating a dead horse to death.
pre 11 godina
It seems any minor politician who wants media coverage in Germany does so by making demands on Serbia; Serbia doesn't need the EU.
pre 11 godina
Nobody in Germany knows an "official" with name Kirchbaum....There 600 "officials" like him in the parliamnet and each is speaking for himself during making a little journey. It is the great mistake of the Serbs to make such a fass about such little people. So at the end Serbia is depending from the opinion of such village-politicians (this man is only "known" as head of a local brass-orchestra). If the president AND the PM are attending a reception in the German embassy, what in Germany no president or PM would do (for a reception of the Serb embassy only a deputy-minister (if?) would come, Serbia has no more space to give a real high-rank politician special importance. If every brass-fan has such an echo, Serbia is fast at the end of the protocol.
pre 11 godina
The grapes which the fox desperately and unsuccessfully try to reach are always not tasty. Definitely..
pre 11 godina
It seems any minor politician who wants media coverage in Germany does so by making demands on Serbia; Serbia doesn't need the EU.
(Ryan M, 5 October 2012 19:18)
Isn't that the goal of every politician in the world to see their name in the Serbian press? I mean that IS the only place it is considered news, and only because Serbs insist on beating a dead horse to death.
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