EU says acquittal "won't have impact" on dialogue

Now is the time to stop all cooperation with the ICTY and demand the return of Mladic, Seselj & Karadzic where they can be tried in a just court.

As a condition of continued talks, Serbia should also demand the surrender of Ramush hardonaj (however his name is spelled) to Serbian authorities so he can be properly prosecuted.

No more EU integration, No NATO, let Serbia be free of these fascists.

What Belgrade-Priština talks?

There will never be reconciliation or cooperation in the region for as long as the Western world continues to disrespect Serbian interests...

"Now is the time to stop all cooperation with the ICTY and demand the return of Mladic, Seselj & Karadzic where they can be tried in a just court. "

(Zirb, 29 November 2012 15:46)

Expect the next ICTY ruling: "Yes, there have been 7,000 people killed by Serbian troops and paramilitaries in Srebrenica, but we couldn't find any proof that their commander Mladic and the leader of Bosnian Serbs, Karadzic, knew anything about it or ordered it."

Will this happen? I don't think so, but it would be perfectly in line with the latest rulings of the ICTY.

"The dialogue is future-oriented, and I do not see any link to Thursday's verdict," Stano said.

Stano, you better visit an optician soon.

And nother matter, in case you haven't figured it out yourself: we live in present time, not in future.

Now is the time to stop all cooperation with the ICTY and demand the return of Mladic, Seselj & Karadzic where they can be tried in a just court.

As a condition of continued talks, Serbia should also demand the surrender of Ramush hardonaj (however his name is spelled) to Serbian authorities so he can be properly prosecuted.

No more EU integration, No NATO, let Serbia be free of these fascists.

What Belgrade-Priština talks?

There will never be reconciliation or cooperation in the region for as long as the Western world continues to disrespect Serbian interests...

"Now is the time to stop all cooperation with the ICTY and demand the return of Mladic, Seselj & Karadzic where they can be tried in a just court. "

(Zirb, 29 November 2012 15:46)

Expect the next ICTY ruling: "Yes, there have been 7,000 people killed by Serbian troops and paramilitaries in Srebrenica, but we couldn't find any proof that their commander Mladic and the leader of Bosnian Serbs, Karadzic, knew anything about it or ordered it."

Will this happen? I don't think so, but it would be perfectly in line with the latest rulings of the ICTY.

"The dialogue is future-oriented, and I do not see any link to Thursday's verdict," Stano said.

Stano, you better visit an optician soon.

And nother matter, in case you haven't figured it out yourself: we live in present time, not in future.