B92’s Insider backs up allegations with evidence

I would like to congratulate B92 for this fine work. Although this is long overdue the need for complete transparancy about what happened and continues to happen in the North is crucial. Not just to expose Serbia's total waste of money and its complete disregard for their own resources but also to expose the strong links between the Serb and Albanian mafias who are and remain the main actors and benefactors from this lawlessness and chaos.

That is some nice work.

But taxes have to be raised, loans have to be taken.

But the truth is that the "businessmen" who get all this money would threaten all the politicians with violence if they dont get the money. After all that is all they know.

Congratulations, B92. It sounds like an incredible amount of work, compiling the publicly available information and extracting information from it alone, not to mention demonstrating the effects all this has had on the people in Kosovo who have suffered directly from this "pillage." Showing the systemic nature of the distortions and not simply focusing on outing individuals is a valuable contribution to returning your country to sanity. Even if everybody in Serbia agrees that spending billions to retain Kosovo should be a national priority, there has to be responsibility for the way it is spent, and the results achieved.

"...but also to expose the strong links between the Serb and Albanian mafias who are and remain the main actors and benefactors from this lawlessness and chaos."
(adrian kola, 25 October 2012 15:19)

I agree, but how nice would it be if a similar TV investigative series about the situation in whole Kosovo would be aired by Kosovo TV? I think there's much, much more dirt to dig in, about the 'Kosovo politicians' and their ties to (drug) mafia in the past and nowadays, how the donor money and money from Kosovo budged is wasted or given to mates and friend of the ruling clans. But I guess this will never happen, unfortunately.

So, bravo to B92!

B92 is preparing the propaganda battle that its the best to forget Kosovo by the Serbs. And from where the money for B92 is coming-better not to know.

"...but also to expose the strong links between the Serb and Albanian mafias who are and remain the main actors and benefactors from this lawlessness and chaos."
(adrian kola, 25 October 2012 15:19)

I agree, but how nice would it be if a similar TV investigative series about the situation in whole Kosovo would be aired by Kosovo TV? I think there's much, much more dirt to dig in, about the 'Kosovo politicians' and their ties to (drug) mafia in the past and nowadays, how the donor money and money from Kosovo budged is wasted or given to mates and friend of the ruling clans. But I guess this will never happen, unfortunately.

So, bravo to B92!

B92 is preparing the propaganda battle that its the best to forget Kosovo by the Serbs. And from where the money for B92 is coming-better not to know.

I would like to congratulate B92 for this fine work. Although this is long overdue the need for complete transparancy about what happened and continues to happen in the North is crucial. Not just to expose Serbia's total waste of money and its complete disregard for their own resources but also to expose the strong links between the Serb and Albanian mafias who are and remain the main actors and benefactors from this lawlessness and chaos.

That is some nice work.

But taxes have to be raised, loans have to be taken.

But the truth is that the "businessmen" who get all this money would threaten all the politicians with violence if they dont get the money. After all that is all they know.

Congratulations, B92. It sounds like an incredible amount of work, compiling the publicly available information and extracting information from it alone, not to mention demonstrating the effects all this has had on the people in Kosovo who have suffered directly from this "pillage." Showing the systemic nature of the distortions and not simply focusing on outing individuals is a valuable contribution to returning your country to sanity. Even if everybody in Serbia agrees that spending billions to retain Kosovo should be a national priority, there has to be responsibility for the way it is spent, and the results achieved.