Thursday, 17.01.2013.
15:50
Montenegrin ruling parties and opposition have opposing views whether current President Filip Vujanović is entitled to another term in office.
Izvor: Tanjug
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pre 11 godina
Vujanovic, if you are truly interested in the well being of Crna Gora, thanks for your contributions, and get out of the way. That surely holds true for those fat pants in Belgrade, too.
(winston
The same holds true for any country in the W. Balkans!
pre 11 godina
IMHO, Vujanovic, get out. Two terms is enough for any politician to be in a position of high authority. After that, it becomes a dynasty, regardless of what the state of Montenegro was - independent or not, it is still the same individual. Politicians should make their contributions in an allotted period of time, and move on. Politics should be an opportunity for public service, not self enrichment, or your party, and not a career position. New ideas should constantly be coming forward, from different angles and beliefs, otherwise the electorate is held captive by one dogma. I understand that power is difficult to relinquish, not to mention the rewards that come with holding high office but. Mr. Vujanovic, if you are truly interested in the well being of Crna Gora, thanks for your contributions, and get out of the way. That surely holds true for those fat pants in Belgrade, too.
pre 11 godina
IMHO, Vujanovic, get out. Two terms is enough for any politician to be in a position of high authority. After that, it becomes a dynasty, regardless of what the state of Montenegro was - independent or not, it is still the same individual. Politicians should make their contributions in an allotted period of time, and move on. Politics should be an opportunity for public service, not self enrichment, or your party, and not a career position. New ideas should constantly be coming forward, from different angles and beliefs, otherwise the electorate is held captive by one dogma. I understand that power is difficult to relinquish, not to mention the rewards that come with holding high office but. Mr. Vujanovic, if you are truly interested in the well being of Crna Gora, thanks for your contributions, and get out of the way. That surely holds true for those fat pants in Belgrade, too.
pre 11 godina
Vujanovic, if you are truly interested in the well being of Crna Gora, thanks for your contributions, and get out of the way. That surely holds true for those fat pants in Belgrade, too.
(winston
The same holds true for any country in the W. Balkans!
pre 11 godina
Vujanovic, if you are truly interested in the well being of Crna Gora, thanks for your contributions, and get out of the way. That surely holds true for those fat pants in Belgrade, too.
(winston
The same holds true for any country in the W. Balkans!
pre 11 godina
IMHO, Vujanovic, get out. Two terms is enough for any politician to be in a position of high authority. After that, it becomes a dynasty, regardless of what the state of Montenegro was - independent or not, it is still the same individual. Politicians should make their contributions in an allotted period of time, and move on. Politics should be an opportunity for public service, not self enrichment, or your party, and not a career position. New ideas should constantly be coming forward, from different angles and beliefs, otherwise the electorate is held captive by one dogma. I understand that power is difficult to relinquish, not to mention the rewards that come with holding high office but. Mr. Vujanovic, if you are truly interested in the well being of Crna Gora, thanks for your contributions, and get out of the way. That surely holds true for those fat pants in Belgrade, too.
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