Liaison officer explains he'll have no office

Serbian spinning!

How is that different from Albanian spinning, John? A liaison is not an ambassador, sorry.

"Any government that opposed Kosovo independence would not have anything like a liaison officer as it is an ambassador! "
(Brian, 12 February 2013 16:53)

I recommend Wikipedia or an arbitrary dictionary (yes, even an Albanian one) which can explain what an ambassador and what a liaison officer is to an ignoramus.

Well that's weird, Brian (don't be fooled by his attempted Anglo-Saxonization he's 100% Albanian guys) is trying to convince us they found him a wonderful residence in Dedinje with all the perks of a real ambassador.

Don't get me wrong now, this liaison b.s. should not happen at all but its nothing that can't be fixed when corruption and treason is removed from Belgrade once and for all.

Serbian spinning!
(John, 12 February 2013 14:25)

So where are the offices, genius?

Any government that opposed Kosovo independence would not have anything like a liaison officer as it is an ambassador! There should be no talk of Belgrade and pristina as if they were equal!

Answer is very simple. Prishtina and Belgrade, just like Washington DC and Paris. What more do you want???
(Ardi Asllani, 12 February 2013 20:18)

Of course, albanians don't have addresses, just 'Care of Thaci' or 'Ceku'. What a bright boy!

Serbian spinning!
(John, 12 February 2013 14:25)

So where are the offices, genius?
(Put Up,, 12 February 2013 16:32)

Answer is very simple. Prishtina and Belgrade, just like Washington DC and Paris. What more do you want???

who the hell cares if you want to call him liaison officer or ambasador. the only importance is that should Serbia stop standing on our way to prosperity and stop breaking our b**s.

In the dictionaries it does not say liaison officers are sent within countries but outside of countries to other countries or territories!! So liaison officer from Belgrade is a strident recognition of independence.

Balkan Insight reports:

http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/kosovo-and-serbia-liaison-officers-ready-to-start

"..Dejan Pavicevic, Belgrade's officer in Pristina, will work in the office of EU Special Representative in Kosovo, Samuel Zbogar.

His Kosovo counterpart, Lulzim Peci, will sit in the building of the EU Delegation in Belgrade.."

Status neutral then.

How is that different from Albanian spinning, John? A liaison is not an ambassador, sorry.
(winston, 12 February 2013 15:43)

The only difference is that Albanians care about the subtance whereas Serbs care about the labeling. So, yes, Serbs are correct and Albanians are wrong when it comes to labeling, and viceversa when it come to the substance. And there is nothing new here - Serbs is years now that fight about labels when it comes to Kosovo and, to be fair, they've certainly won those fights :)

Serbian spinning!

Well that's weird, Brian (don't be fooled by his attempted Anglo-Saxonization he's 100% Albanian guys) is trying to convince us they found him a wonderful residence in Dedinje with all the perks of a real ambassador.

Don't get me wrong now, this liaison b.s. should not happen at all but its nothing that can't be fixed when corruption and treason is removed from Belgrade once and for all.

who the hell cares if you want to call him liaison officer or ambasador. the only importance is that should Serbia stop standing on our way to prosperity and stop breaking our b**s.

How is that different from Albanian spinning, John? A liaison is not an ambassador, sorry.

Serbian spinning!
(John, 12 February 2013 14:25)

So where are the offices, genius?

Any government that opposed Kosovo independence would not have anything like a liaison officer as it is an ambassador! There should be no talk of Belgrade and pristina as if they were equal!

Serbian spinning!
(John, 12 February 2013 14:25)

So where are the offices, genius?
(Put Up,, 12 February 2013 16:32)

Answer is very simple. Prishtina and Belgrade, just like Washington DC and Paris. What more do you want???

"Any government that opposed Kosovo independence would not have anything like a liaison officer as it is an ambassador! "
(Brian, 12 February 2013 16:53)

I recommend Wikipedia or an arbitrary dictionary (yes, even an Albanian one) which can explain what an ambassador and what a liaison officer is to an ignoramus.

In the dictionaries it does not say liaison officers are sent within countries but outside of countries to other countries or territories!! So liaison officer from Belgrade is a strident recognition of independence.

Answer is very simple. Prishtina and Belgrade, just like Washington DC and Paris. What more do you want???
(Ardi Asllani, 12 February 2013 20:18)

Of course, albanians don't have addresses, just 'Care of Thaci' or 'Ceku'. What a bright boy!

Balkan Insight reports:

http://www.balkaninsight.com/en/article/kosovo-and-serbia-liaison-officers-ready-to-start

"..Dejan Pavicevic, Belgrade's officer in Pristina, will work in the office of EU Special Representative in Kosovo, Samuel Zbogar.

His Kosovo counterpart, Lulzim Peci, will sit in the building of the EU Delegation in Belgrade.."

Status neutral then.

How is that different from Albanian spinning, John? A liaison is not an ambassador, sorry.
(winston, 12 February 2013 15:43)

The only difference is that Albanians care about the subtance whereas Serbs care about the labeling. So, yes, Serbs are correct and Albanians are wrong when it comes to labeling, and viceversa when it come to the substance. And there is nothing new here - Serbs is years now that fight about labels when it comes to Kosovo and, to be fair, they've certainly won those fights :)