EU's Ashton invites Dačić, Thaci to Brussels

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?

Make sure you have a bigger pin Dacic

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?
(Ian, UK, 6 November 2012 09:50)

You must really get a fulfillment from life when you comment on Serbian forums with no other intention than to troll. It would be sad if it weren't so funny. Of course Dacic jumps, but so do the entire Balkan political class so what is your point? And they don't do it for the benefit of their people, rather to line up their own pockets and employ their friends & family.

The irony here is our friend Ian from UK portrays Baroness Ashton in a positive light as some strong states-like figure when in reality she has never won an elected position and is considered a repulsive individual by most people in the UK. In fact, Ian's EU-rophilia is actually beginning to be considered extremist in his own very country, and the UK is likely to be the first country to leave the EU.

Shouldn't you be concerned with the rise in social tensions, economic stagnation, EU-ro skepticism and now separatism? No, its more convenient for you to escape the reality in which you live in so you could educate the peasant Balkan folk on the way we should all reform and what the future Balkan policy will be for the West.

I am afraid it could be negotiations at the expence of KSerbs' interests. And Russia could once again recieve collective request from dozens of thousands of KSerbs where they ask to protect them in that multiethnic democratic paradise Kosovo*.

And so they rush away to take dictates from the archduke...sorry the baroness of €USSR....

if its a lesson in democracy that Kosova needs aaayyy, we sure as hell won't be taking them from Russia

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?
(Ian, UK, 6 November 2012 09:50)

Bush: Jump boy! Blair: How high George? Bush: Just tetsin' to see if you with me or against me.

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?
(Ian, UK, 6 November 2012 09:50)

Much better than

Ashton: Kiss my bum! Thaci: Yes ma'am! I've been doing this for years! :)

. And Russia could once again recieve collective request from dozens of thousands of KSerbs where they ask to protect them in that multiethnic democratic paradise Kosovo*.
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 11:30)


And Russia will say Njet=NO , once again.

if its a lesson in democracy that Kosova needs aaayyy, we sure as hell won't be taking them from Russia
(Nikolle, 6 November 2012 11:50)

Don't hope they want to emigrate - they want someone to protect them where they like - in Kosovo that is.

EU officials are saying Kosovo* is young promising multiethnic democracy, they are joking, aren't they? Otherwise why do other countries have to protect people from their "democracy".

And Russia could once again recieve collective request from dozens of thousands of KSerbs where they ask to protect them in that multiethnic democratic paradise Kosovo*.
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 11:30)


And Russia will say Njet=NO , once again.
(Ardi Asllani, 6 November 2012 17:07)

My point was about the quality of that US/EU project - Kosovo* multiethnic democracy joke.

Russia has to protect people from their "great democracy".

Watch out, what will happen with watches of Ashton and Dačić if that glorious trio meets.

EU officials are saying Kosovo* is young promising multiethnic democracy, they are joking, aren't they? Otherwise why do other countries have to protect people from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 17:35)
Your post makes no sense. But Oppressed people have to be taught what democracy is or it is just replaced by other oppressors and they must be "protected" from those who would force them back into their life of oppression. Thus the purpose of Kumanovo in not only "get out" but also
"stay out"!

Otherwise why do other countries (Russia) have to protect people (KSerbs) from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 22:05)

Curious as to where you see this big protection from Russia?
(think again, 7 November 2012 00:02)

I don't see big protection from Russia, I see that KSerbs need big protection from Russia and ask for it. This is the characteristics of Kosovo* "democracy" - people who live there need protection from foreign powers.

EU officials are saying Kosovo* is young promising multiethnic democracy, they are joking, aren't they? Otherwise why do other countries have to protect people from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 17:35)
Your post makes no sense. But Oppressed people have to be taught what democracy is or it is just replaced by other oppressors and they must be "protected" from those who would force them back into their life of oppression. Thus the purpose of Kumanovo in not only "get out" but also
"stay out"!
(think again, 6 November 2012 20:07)

Otherwise why do other countries (Russia) have to protect people (KSerbs) from their "democracy".

Otherwise why do other countries (Russia) have to protect people (KSerbs) from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 22:05)
Curious as to where you see this big protection from Russia? When the Serbs appealed to Russia for help what happened? Oh I'm sorry our constitution does not allow that, but here are some food and trinkits to make you think that we are behind you 100%.

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?

And so they rush away to take dictates from the archduke...sorry the baroness of €USSR....

I am afraid it could be negotiations at the expence of KSerbs' interests. And Russia could once again recieve collective request from dozens of thousands of KSerbs where they ask to protect them in that multiethnic democratic paradise Kosovo*.

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?
(Ian, UK, 6 November 2012 09:50)

You must really get a fulfillment from life when you comment on Serbian forums with no other intention than to troll. It would be sad if it weren't so funny. Of course Dacic jumps, but so do the entire Balkan political class so what is your point? And they don't do it for the benefit of their people, rather to line up their own pockets and employ their friends & family.

The irony here is our friend Ian from UK portrays Baroness Ashton in a positive light as some strong states-like figure when in reality she has never won an elected position and is considered a repulsive individual by most people in the UK. In fact, Ian's EU-rophilia is actually beginning to be considered extremist in his own very country, and the UK is likely to be the first country to leave the EU.

Shouldn't you be concerned with the rise in social tensions, economic stagnation, EU-ro skepticism and now separatism? No, its more convenient for you to escape the reality in which you live in so you could educate the peasant Balkan folk on the way we should all reform and what the future Balkan policy will be for the West.

if its a lesson in democracy that Kosova needs aaayyy, we sure as hell won't be taking them from Russia

Make sure you have a bigger pin Dacic

Watch out, what will happen with watches of Ashton and Dačić if that glorious trio meets.

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?
(Ian, UK, 6 November 2012 09:50)

Much better than

Ashton: Kiss my bum! Thaci: Yes ma'am! I've been doing this for years! :)

Ashton: Jump!Dacic: How high?
(Ian, UK, 6 November 2012 09:50)

Bush: Jump boy! Blair: How high George? Bush: Just tetsin' to see if you with me or against me.

if its a lesson in democracy that Kosova needs aaayyy, we sure as hell won't be taking them from Russia
(Nikolle, 6 November 2012 11:50)

Don't hope they want to emigrate - they want someone to protect them where they like - in Kosovo that is.

EU officials are saying Kosovo* is young promising multiethnic democracy, they are joking, aren't they? Otherwise why do other countries have to protect people from their "democracy".

EU officials are saying Kosovo* is young promising multiethnic democracy, they are joking, aren't they? Otherwise why do other countries have to protect people from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 17:35)
Your post makes no sense. But Oppressed people have to be taught what democracy is or it is just replaced by other oppressors and they must be "protected" from those who would force them back into their life of oppression. Thus the purpose of Kumanovo in not only "get out" but also
"stay out"!
(think again, 6 November 2012 20:07)

Otherwise why do other countries (Russia) have to protect people (KSerbs) from their "democracy".

. And Russia could once again recieve collective request from dozens of thousands of KSerbs where they ask to protect them in that multiethnic democratic paradise Kosovo*.
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 11:30)


And Russia will say Njet=NO , once again.

And Russia could once again recieve collective request from dozens of thousands of KSerbs where they ask to protect them in that multiethnic democratic paradise Kosovo*.
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 11:30)


And Russia will say Njet=NO , once again.
(Ardi Asllani, 6 November 2012 17:07)

My point was about the quality of that US/EU project - Kosovo* multiethnic democracy joke.

Russia has to protect people from their "great democracy".

Otherwise why do other countries (Russia) have to protect people (KSerbs) from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 22:05)

Curious as to where you see this big protection from Russia?
(think again, 7 November 2012 00:02)

I don't see big protection from Russia, I see that KSerbs need big protection from Russia and ask for it. This is the characteristics of Kosovo* "democracy" - people who live there need protection from foreign powers.

EU officials are saying Kosovo* is young promising multiethnic democracy, they are joking, aren't they? Otherwise why do other countries have to protect people from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 17:35)
Your post makes no sense. But Oppressed people have to be taught what democracy is or it is just replaced by other oppressors and they must be "protected" from those who would force them back into their life of oppression. Thus the purpose of Kumanovo in not only "get out" but also
"stay out"!

Otherwise why do other countries (Russia) have to protect people (KSerbs) from their "democracy".
(aaayyy, 6 November 2012 22:05)
Curious as to where you see this big protection from Russia? When the Serbs appealed to Russia for help what happened? Oh I'm sorry our constitution does not allow that, but here are some food and trinkits to make you think that we are behind you 100%.