Daily claims PM knew about Šarić gang member's "activities"

"A year earlier, contacts were also recorded, writes the daily, and says that "on Dec. 15, 2008, Radulović asked Šarić in a telephone conversation for several Blackberry phones to give to 'him' and 'that guy of his'." According to Blic, these were references to Dačić and Lazarević."

Dacic didn't know Radulovic was a mafia boss, he thought he was a cell phone salesman, and that's why he met with this gentleman :)

The correct thing for Dacic to do would be to resign. The little confidence Serbian citizens may have had in him, has now been erased with this revelation that he met with a Saric gang member. And is Dacic so petty as to take a Blackberry as a gift for the meeting? I don't know what's going on, but I have zero fate in Ivica Dacic, and have him represent the people of Serbia in the world arena. Napolje!

Hm...I am not surprised of any of this.

I would be interested to read Serbian camp comments, you know who you are...that constantly and always point out how Kosovo is run by drug mafia etc.
We in Europe know that without your Serbian drug dealers that deals COCAINE in TONS, there would be no foot soldiers of this business in Kosovo.
Ironic isn't it?, that Dacic (the "pal") himself again and again warned the region Countries and the World about the drug smuggling in Kosovo etc, what we always realized was that what was happening in Serbia he described as happening somewhere else, in Kosovo..... now we know...the g"pal" had first hand and insider information....lol

so much for all the unproven claims against Thaci we read here almost every day... It is out and the entire European Press is reporting about it. Der Spiegel, Die Welt, BBC, Times, etc ....

Here just 1 example:http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/organisierte-kriminalitaet-serbiens-regierung-im-sog-der-mafia-a-881287.html

Well, don't throw with stones if you sit in a glass house .....

Near future -> http://i49.tinypic.com/2ntfhmw.jpg

so much for all the unproven claims against Thaci we read here almost every day... It is out and the entire European Press is reporting about it. Der Spiegel, Die Welt, BBC, Times, etc ....

Here just 1 example:[link]

Well, don't throw with stones if you sit in a glass house .....
(Willi Pfaff, 4 February 2013 16:01)

I don't know why you hate on Dhaciq so much, his ties to drug clans is a blow to you Albanians because he's your man in the Serbian gov't. If he were to fall and the SPS lose votes on account of it, who do you expect to win elections? The DS is defeated and disorganized, the LDP is not popular which means the DSS would find its way into gov't and force the SNS to take a much tougher role on the occupiers.

I'd be careful who you bad mouth. Dhaciq is your guy!

"I would be interested to read Serbian camp comments, you know who you are...that constantly and always point out how Kosovo is run by drug mafia etc. "
(Tony_UK, 4 February 2013 14:33)

Don't you see the small difference between a 'state' run by drug mafia (i.e. politicians and ministers belonging to drug mafia clans in Kosovo) and politicians having contacts to members of the drug mafia (in Serbia)?

Gameplay getting tough...

I'm not a drug (in Serbian, not in English) of Dacic but I'd still wait for the whole game plan to come out. There's a very good chance that Ivica was kept in dark about Radulović - or his motives - for later use. As much as I'm disappointed of many aspects of the DS's time in power, as much there's a likelihood that the new leadership of the DS has its fingers in this greasy soup bowl.

I'd first ask Dacic who did he think Radulović is -and why did they meet in the first place? It was June 2008 when I asked Dacic to give me 20 minutes of his time for few questions, but I wasn't given that. Radulović had better cards, why?

Anyway, we must remember that newspaper articles are no proof of anything, especially in the Balkans. That's why I'd suggest Willi Pfaff and other doorkeepers of the prosecutor's office to hold they horses. Let's first see what's the plot in here.

"I'd first ask Dacic who did he think Radulović is -and why did they meet in the first place? "
(Olli, 4 February 2013 17:54)

This could bring some light into this scandal, but when Dacic holds a press conference, journalists are not allowed to ask him any questions.

Don't you see the small difference between a 'state' run by drug mafia (i.e. politicians and ministers belonging to drug mafia clans in Kosovo) and politicians having contacts to members of the drug mafia (in Serbia)?
(Questioner, 4 February 2013 15:44)
Is this a serious question?

This is the strongest attack yet on Dacic. He will emerge victorious,I am confident. Otherwise he would have caved in to the blackmail, which surely must have come before these "facts" were made public. I think he has something up his sleeve. I think also that as an Interior Minister he would for sure have had access to these documents that Daily Blic says it has seen. In that case, why would these documents be still around.

I would also ask the question "why is everything coming out now?"

Never thought I would be defending Dacic, but he sort of grows on you.

"I would be interested to read Serbian camp comments, you know who you are...that constantly and always point out how Kosovo is run by drug mafia etc. "
(Tony_UK, 4 February 2013 14:33)

Don't you see the small difference between a 'state' run by drug mafia (i.e. politicians and ministers belonging to drug mafia clans in Kosovo) and politicians having contacts to members of the drug mafia (in Serbia)?

so much for all the unproven claims against Thaci we read here almost every day... It is out and the entire European Press is reporting about it. Der Spiegel, Die Welt, BBC, Times, etc ....

Here just 1 example:[link]

Well, don't throw with stones if you sit in a glass house .....
(Willi Pfaff, 4 February 2013 16:01)

I don't know why you hate on Dhaciq so much, his ties to drug clans is a blow to you Albanians because he's your man in the Serbian gov't. If he were to fall and the SPS lose votes on account of it, who do you expect to win elections? The DS is defeated and disorganized, the LDP is not popular which means the DSS would find its way into gov't and force the SNS to take a much tougher role on the occupiers.

I'd be careful who you bad mouth. Dhaciq is your guy!

This is the strongest attack yet on Dacic. He will emerge victorious,I am confident. Otherwise he would have caved in to the blackmail, which surely must have come before these "facts" were made public. I think he has something up his sleeve. I think also that as an Interior Minister he would for sure have had access to these documents that Daily Blic says it has seen. In that case, why would these documents be still around.

I would also ask the question "why is everything coming out now?"

Never thought I would be defending Dacic, but he sort of grows on you.

The correct thing for Dacic to do would be to resign. The little confidence Serbian citizens may have had in him, has now been erased with this revelation that he met with a Saric gang member. And is Dacic so petty as to take a Blackberry as a gift for the meeting? I don't know what's going on, but I have zero fate in Ivica Dacic, and have him represent the people of Serbia in the world arena. Napolje!

Gameplay getting tough...

I'm not a drug (in Serbian, not in English) of Dacic but I'd still wait for the whole game plan to come out. There's a very good chance that Ivica was kept in dark about Radulović - or his motives - for later use. As much as I'm disappointed of many aspects of the DS's time in power, as much there's a likelihood that the new leadership of the DS has its fingers in this greasy soup bowl.

I'd first ask Dacic who did he think Radulović is -and why did they meet in the first place? It was June 2008 when I asked Dacic to give me 20 minutes of his time for few questions, but I wasn't given that. Radulović had better cards, why?

Anyway, we must remember that newspaper articles are no proof of anything, especially in the Balkans. That's why I'd suggest Willi Pfaff and other doorkeepers of the prosecutor's office to hold they horses. Let's first see what's the plot in here.

Hm...I am not surprised of any of this.

I would be interested to read Serbian camp comments, you know who you are...that constantly and always point out how Kosovo is run by drug mafia etc.
We in Europe know that without your Serbian drug dealers that deals COCAINE in TONS, there would be no foot soldiers of this business in Kosovo.
Ironic isn't it?, that Dacic (the "pal") himself again and again warned the region Countries and the World about the drug smuggling in Kosovo etc, what we always realized was that what was happening in Serbia he described as happening somewhere else, in Kosovo..... now we know...the g"pal" had first hand and insider information....lol

Near future -> http://i49.tinypic.com/2ntfhmw.jpg

so much for all the unproven claims against Thaci we read here almost every day... It is out and the entire European Press is reporting about it. Der Spiegel, Die Welt, BBC, Times, etc ....

Here just 1 example:http://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/organisierte-kriminalitaet-serbiens-regierung-im-sog-der-mafia-a-881287.html

Well, don't throw with stones if you sit in a glass house .....

"A year earlier, contacts were also recorded, writes the daily, and says that "on Dec. 15, 2008, Radulović asked Šarić in a telephone conversation for several Blackberry phones to give to 'him' and 'that guy of his'." According to Blic, these were references to Dačić and Lazarević."

Dacic didn't know Radulovic was a mafia boss, he thought he was a cell phone salesman, and that's why he met with this gentleman :)

"I'd first ask Dacic who did he think Radulović is -and why did they meet in the first place? "
(Olli, 4 February 2013 17:54)

This could bring some light into this scandal, but when Dacic holds a press conference, journalists are not allowed to ask him any questions.

Don't you see the small difference between a 'state' run by drug mafia (i.e. politicians and ministers belonging to drug mafia clans in Kosovo) and politicians having contacts to members of the drug mafia (in Serbia)?
(Questioner, 4 February 2013 15:44)
Is this a serious question?