Serb returnee injured during home invasion

Welcome in multiethnic Kosovo. That is the way how Serbs are treated.

So there you have it my friends. Where else in Europe do you get NATO troops involved in a burglary? Yes my friends, only in "Kosovahh"*, the land of the young Europeans. What a tragedy and yet, with all the resources behind them, they still can't find the perpetrators?!?! LOL!

'Janos'

Is that you Joe - the hungarian immigrant? hahahaha

@ Albanians that believe in the myth that they are Dardanians and Illyrians.

When the westerners "turn their backs on you" or loose interest, you'll only have your selves to blame for your ignorance and your cold hearts. Truth is taking notes.

@ (Ian, UK, 1 March 2013 13:41)

You and a bunch of Albanians are the only ones that complain about instant news in this 21st century that I came across.
Is it maybe that it doesn't strike your fancy the way you like it ?

I think it would have been a better use of English if they had used "the perpetrators have not been found" instead.
(Ian, UK, 1 March 2013 15:52)

Ian's right everyone. It's still too early to classify this incident with others where perpetrators have "never been found" like the Podujevo bus bombing, the shooting of swimming children in Gorazdevac, the burning of Bogorodica Ljeviska, and the murder of Sava Mojsic. Give it a few weeks or months for the perpetrator to escape the long arm of the law in the most law and orderly land in Europe, or for KPS to not find an Ashkali to take the blame, and *then* we can claim that the perpetrators have "never been found".

I'm not complaining about "instant news", I'm making a point about the choice of words used and what it implies; "the perpetrators have never been found" suggests that it happened some time ago when in actual fact it happened several hours ago today. I think it would have been a better use of English if they had used "the perpetrators have not been found" instead.
(Ian, UK, 1 March 2013 15:52)

Sorry, the sentence "and the perpetrators have never been found." was clearly about demolishing the water pumping station a month ago.

Anyway, be sure the perpetrators of this burglary that happened only some hours ago will never be found - except maybe for some innocent scapegoat being arrested by KPS, like it was the case when a hand grenade was thrown into an apartment owned by a Serb.

Business as usual in the multiethnic, democratic dream state of Kosovo.

Slovenian KFOR troops are currently in the village and Kosovo police are expected to arrive to the scene, Radio Goraždevac has reported.
-B92

Right. KPS had to go change out of their black clothes and ski masks.

As a foreigner, I have to laugh sometimes at the utter foolishness so often seen in the Balkans.

One of the key reasons behind Milan Kucan's efforts to drag Slovenia out of SFRJ was that he and his fellow countrymen had selfishly decided that they were no longer willing to pour their cash into the Kosovo economic black hole. Nor, were they willing any longer for their young men to be sent to Serbia's southern province to 'police' the squabbling locals.

Here we are over 20 years later and, instead of doing it on behalf of Belgrade, they're sending their cash and their young men to Serbia's southern province on behalf of Brussels.

You gotta sLOVEenia!!!!

And here you see the real problems on the ground. The Serbs make little "protests" in such cases to an un-important office for Kosovo in Belgrade. The leaders will not be disturbed with such problems, not a single word of solidarity. Could you imagine if this would happen with Germans or British. This would lead to harsh protests from highest ranks. Here you can see that Serbia has un-officially agreed that the last Serbs will leave Kosovo in the next time. The Albanians will not allow Serbs to come back to Kosovo. The create facts and Serbia unclear words. For Serbia this is a "compromise" of "historic dimensions", but its only a total capitualtion.

"Same thing as when Serbs attack Hungarians in Vojvodina, and are never caught or sent to jail :)
It doesn't feel good to be a victim does it?"

Janos

Damn, I must have missed all those articles to where hungarians are attacked in Vojvodina. Since you "Janos" seem well informed perhaps you could provide us with a link? Or perhaps our "hungarian friend Janos" is an albanian trying to shift focus and find excuses to this disgusting albanian behavious. You can twist and turn anyway you want but the whole world knows what you talialbanians are all about.

Same thing as when Serbs attack Hungarians in Vojvodina, and are never caught or sent to jail :)

It doesn't feel good to be a victim does it?

"The damage amounted to EUR 3,000 and the perpetrators have never been found."

I hope they catch the perpetrators and make them financially pay for the damage they caused, then lock them up behind bars.

But to say "the perpetrators have never been found" the same day the incident took place is a very premature comment and does sound very ridiculous. This comments would be more appropriate for something like the assassination of JFK, not an incident like this which happened only hours ago.

Truth is taking notes said "messenger of God" ...

and Irony is dangling off your nose (that's why you probably don't see it)

Same thing as when Serbs attack Hungarians in Vojvodina, and are never caught or sent to jail :)

It doesn't feel good to be a victim does it?
(Janos, 1 March 2013 10:26)

Not true to begin with. But if you don't like it, come here. You will "enjoy" the life in extended Pakistani community which terrorizes the entire country. They broke in my car and stole my computer recently. The police told me, they even can guess who could be it. They will essentially catch the guy and send him to Vác for 2.5 years. You know, Hungary is a merciful, humanitarian and democratic country where you will be given 3 years for fighting back a "Pakistani" - but "Pakistani" will receive automatically 2.5 years for breaking in and 3 years for manslaughter.

If they do it again - than again the same 2.5 years or 3 years. Easy. I am not a Pakistani minority with challenged childhood, bad friends, difficult family and 25 kids. So there would be a different verdict in the court... because you know, politically correct humanitarian, merciful democracy is most important.

This is the solution for the "Pakistani" plague over the area - no such thing as "jails are full" and a meal should cost exactly what 40 Cents are worth in Hungary (no more than 80 Ft):

http://www.texasrainmaker.com/2005/06/04/111793349229233723

After all, indeed, Vác

http://invitelweb.hu/bvvac/index.html

is not Ritz-Carlton or Hilton, Pakistanis should not like to come back all the time.

Business as usual in the multiethnic, democratic dream state of Kosovo.
(Comm. Parrisson, 1 March 2013 17:34)

From certain point of view Albanians are 100% right at least what is concerning the ex-Pakistani "citizens" of Kosovo, they are best to be sent back to Pakistan, wish Serbia or Hungary would do the same. 500 years parasite life at our costs is way to long time... Mr. Orsós, time to go back to Pakistan.

At least THAT Albanians do right.

You and a bunch of Albanians are the only ones that complain about instant news in this 21st century that I came across.
Is it maybe that it doesn't strike your fancy the way you like it ?
(as it happens news is best news., 1 March 2013 14:36)

I'm not complaining about "instant news", I'm making a point about the choice of words used and what it implies; "the perpetrators have never been found" suggests that it happened some time ago when in actual fact it happened several hours ago today. I think it would have been a better use of English if they had used "the perpetrators have not been found" instead.

is not Ritz-Carlton or Hilton, Pakistanis should not like to come back all the time.
(My background is anti-Pakistani, 1 March 2013 19:47)

You are wrong, ethnically + racially biased + anti-democratic, anti-humanitarian and not merciful.
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Vác should be made much more comfortable than it already is. It was very bad in 2009 because all our computers had CRT monitors and they can harm eyes. I feel the green color of the drawing board being to bright and offensive. The dust of chalk is not comfortable, we had was our hands every time we had to use it... and we hate touching water, it harms your skin.

http://invitelweb.hu/bvvac/int_jelen/oktatas.html

This picture is the proof of Hungarian cruelty and anti-Pakistani bias.

Soon, we will have full-HD monitors here and enjoy your stolen laptop in our cell.

Same thing as when Serbs attack Hungarians in Vojvodina, and are never caught or sent to jail :)

It doesn't feel good to be a victim does it?

"The damage amounted to EUR 3,000 and the perpetrators have never been found."

I hope they catch the perpetrators and make them financially pay for the damage they caused, then lock them up behind bars.

But to say "the perpetrators have never been found" the same day the incident took place is a very premature comment and does sound very ridiculous. This comments would be more appropriate for something like the assassination of JFK, not an incident like this which happened only hours ago.

So there you have it my friends. Where else in Europe do you get NATO troops involved in a burglary? Yes my friends, only in "Kosovahh"*, the land of the young Europeans. What a tragedy and yet, with all the resources behind them, they still can't find the perpetrators?!?! LOL!

You and a bunch of Albanians are the only ones that complain about instant news in this 21st century that I came across.
Is it maybe that it doesn't strike your fancy the way you like it ?
(as it happens news is best news., 1 March 2013 14:36)

I'm not complaining about "instant news", I'm making a point about the choice of words used and what it implies; "the perpetrators have never been found" suggests that it happened some time ago when in actual fact it happened several hours ago today. I think it would have been a better use of English if they had used "the perpetrators have not been found" instead.

And here you see the real problems on the ground. The Serbs make little "protests" in such cases to an un-important office for Kosovo in Belgrade. The leaders will not be disturbed with such problems, not a single word of solidarity. Could you imagine if this would happen with Germans or British. This would lead to harsh protests from highest ranks. Here you can see that Serbia has un-officially agreed that the last Serbs will leave Kosovo in the next time. The Albanians will not allow Serbs to come back to Kosovo. The create facts and Serbia unclear words. For Serbia this is a "compromise" of "historic dimensions", but its only a total capitualtion.

'Janos'

Is that you Joe - the hungarian immigrant? hahahaha

Welcome in multiethnic Kosovo. That is the way how Serbs are treated.

@ Albanians that believe in the myth that they are Dardanians and Illyrians.

When the westerners "turn their backs on you" or loose interest, you'll only have your selves to blame for your ignorance and your cold hearts. Truth is taking notes.

@ (Ian, UK, 1 March 2013 13:41)

You and a bunch of Albanians are the only ones that complain about instant news in this 21st century that I came across.
Is it maybe that it doesn't strike your fancy the way you like it ?

Truth is taking notes said "messenger of God" ...

and Irony is dangling off your nose (that's why you probably don't see it)

Slovenian KFOR troops are currently in the village and Kosovo police are expected to arrive to the scene, Radio Goraždevac has reported.
-B92

Right. KPS had to go change out of their black clothes and ski masks.

I think it would have been a better use of English if they had used "the perpetrators have not been found" instead.
(Ian, UK, 1 March 2013 15:52)

Ian's right everyone. It's still too early to classify this incident with others where perpetrators have "never been found" like the Podujevo bus bombing, the shooting of swimming children in Gorazdevac, the burning of Bogorodica Ljeviska, and the murder of Sava Mojsic. Give it a few weeks or months for the perpetrator to escape the long arm of the law in the most law and orderly land in Europe, or for KPS to not find an Ashkali to take the blame, and *then* we can claim that the perpetrators have "never been found".

I'm not complaining about "instant news", I'm making a point about the choice of words used and what it implies; "the perpetrators have never been found" suggests that it happened some time ago when in actual fact it happened several hours ago today. I think it would have been a better use of English if they had used "the perpetrators have not been found" instead.
(Ian, UK, 1 March 2013 15:52)

Sorry, the sentence "and the perpetrators have never been found." was clearly about demolishing the water pumping station a month ago.

Anyway, be sure the perpetrators of this burglary that happened only some hours ago will never be found - except maybe for some innocent scapegoat being arrested by KPS, like it was the case when a hand grenade was thrown into an apartment owned by a Serb.

Business as usual in the multiethnic, democratic dream state of Kosovo.

Business as usual in the multiethnic, democratic dream state of Kosovo.
(Comm. Parrisson, 1 March 2013 17:34)

From certain point of view Albanians are 100% right at least what is concerning the ex-Pakistani "citizens" of Kosovo, they are best to be sent back to Pakistan, wish Serbia or Hungary would do the same. 500 years parasite life at our costs is way to long time... Mr. Orsós, time to go back to Pakistan.

At least THAT Albanians do right.

"Same thing as when Serbs attack Hungarians in Vojvodina, and are never caught or sent to jail :)
It doesn't feel good to be a victim does it?"

Janos

Damn, I must have missed all those articles to where hungarians are attacked in Vojvodina. Since you "Janos" seem well informed perhaps you could provide us with a link? Or perhaps our "hungarian friend Janos" is an albanian trying to shift focus and find excuses to this disgusting albanian behavious. You can twist and turn anyway you want but the whole world knows what you talialbanians are all about.

As a foreigner, I have to laugh sometimes at the utter foolishness so often seen in the Balkans.

One of the key reasons behind Milan Kucan's efforts to drag Slovenia out of SFRJ was that he and his fellow countrymen had selfishly decided that they were no longer willing to pour their cash into the Kosovo economic black hole. Nor, were they willing any longer for their young men to be sent to Serbia's southern province to 'police' the squabbling locals.

Here we are over 20 years later and, instead of doing it on behalf of Belgrade, they're sending their cash and their young men to Serbia's southern province on behalf of Brussels.

You gotta sLOVEenia!!!!

Same thing as when Serbs attack Hungarians in Vojvodina, and are never caught or sent to jail :)

It doesn't feel good to be a victim does it?
(Janos, 1 March 2013 10:26)

Not true to begin with. But if you don't like it, come here. You will "enjoy" the life in extended Pakistani community which terrorizes the entire country. They broke in my car and stole my computer recently. The police told me, they even can guess who could be it. They will essentially catch the guy and send him to Vác for 2.5 years. You know, Hungary is a merciful, humanitarian and democratic country where you will be given 3 years for fighting back a "Pakistani" - but "Pakistani" will receive automatically 2.5 years for breaking in and 3 years for manslaughter.

If they do it again - than again the same 2.5 years or 3 years. Easy. I am not a Pakistani minority with challenged childhood, bad friends, difficult family and 25 kids. So there would be a different verdict in the court... because you know, politically correct humanitarian, merciful democracy is most important.

This is the solution for the "Pakistani" plague over the area - no such thing as "jails are full" and a meal should cost exactly what 40 Cents are worth in Hungary (no more than 80 Ft):

http://www.texasrainmaker.com/2005/06/04/111793349229233723

After all, indeed, Vác

http://invitelweb.hu/bvvac/index.html

is not Ritz-Carlton or Hilton, Pakistanis should not like to come back all the time.

is not Ritz-Carlton or Hilton, Pakistanis should not like to come back all the time.
(My background is anti-Pakistani, 1 March 2013 19:47)

You are wrong, ethnically + racially biased + anti-democratic, anti-humanitarian and not merciful.
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Vác should be made much more comfortable than it already is. It was very bad in 2009 because all our computers had CRT monitors and they can harm eyes. I feel the green color of the drawing board being to bright and offensive. The dust of chalk is not comfortable, we had was our hands every time we had to use it... and we hate touching water, it harms your skin.

http://invitelweb.hu/bvvac/int_jelen/oktatas.html

This picture is the proof of Hungarian cruelty and anti-Pakistani bias.

Soon, we will have full-HD monitors here and enjoy your stolen laptop in our cell.