“EU has formula for Belgrade-Priština agreement”

Why doesn't Belgrade demand the return of over 200,000 Serbs and others ethnicly cleansed from Kosovo by Albanians? Is this not a basic human right for the west too?

Welcome Athisaari Plan.

If we cant have our police and judges forget it. How can the EU expect us to accept KPS when they know full well what a bunch of nasty and incompetent people they are. They have failed to solve ONE crime when a Serb was the victim. Did they find the guy who threw the hand grenade at kids? Have they stopped the theft and deforestation? Have they protected the churches and graveyards? They have failed on all counts and no sane person would expect the Serbs to accept them.

and for a majority of the Serbs that supported Milosevic during all of the wars (they did), Captain America
No they didn't, that is not true. The wars of the 90's were imposed on Serbian citizens, only the radical factions supported them. Did you live in Serbia at the time, Captain? The Serbs loved Milosevic so much, that they eventually threw his rear end out.
(winston, 15 March 2013 13:54)

They threw his rear end out after the embarrassment of loosing four wars. Loosing four wars didn't exactly do Milosevic's popularity any favours.

Why doesn't Belgrade demand the return of over 200,000 Serbs and others ethnicly cleansed from Kosovo by Albanians? Is this not a basic human right for the west too?
(The Ignored, 15 March 2013 09:42)
And your solution for this is...... First you have to find 200,000 as the number is monumentally exxagerated. There are many vacant houses that have been built for returnees and most claim them then move back to Serbia or elsewhere, as they have built new lives.

A formula-compromise with new negotiations for the deatails indicates that on the ground no agreement was reached...EU/US will demand from Serbia to implement the agreement according to theier interpretations in line with Prishtina. At the end it will be unclear what was the target of Belgrade and what was achieved...the return of the Serbs was not on the table from Belgrade...the whole play has at the nothing brought for Belgrade...after the negotiations is before the negotiations OR after the EU-demands is before new EU-demands...Serbs are naive without clear position in the world

Why doesn't Belgrade demand the return of over 200,000 Serbs and others ethnicly cleansed from Kosovo by Albanians? Is this not a basic human right for the west too? (The Ignored, 15. mart 2013 09:42) The vast majority of them left in the 60s to 80s, they would sell their house to an Albanian for lots of money and move to somewhere rich in Serbia and have a much bigger house for half the price in a nice ethnicly pure Serb neighborhood and there wouldnt be an Albanian for hundreds of miles. Apparently that is ethnic cleansing. Them 200,000 Serbs (40,000 from the war) can return once the 1 million Kosova Albanians in Germany, Switzerland, Macedonia ect who were ethnically cleansed by oppression from Serbian military and Police are allowed to return to Kosovo. What about their basic human rights?

and for a majority of the Serbs that supported Milosevic during all of the wars (they did), Captain America
No they didn't, that is not true. The wars of the 90's were imposed on Serbian citizens, only the radical factions supported them. Did you live in Serbia at the time, Captain? The Serbs loved Milosevic so much, that they eventually threw his rear end out.

Be proud for the fruits of your labor Slobodan Milosevici! How is that "Greater Serbia" working out for you? And for a majority of the Serbs that supported Milosevic during all of the wars (they did), hope you're enjoying the fruits of your "great leaders" work.

No one in Serbia ever talked about "Greater Serbia" but those who wanted "GREATER ALBANIA" ANd "GREATER CROATIA". Greater Serbia was used from Serbia's enemies as propaganda in order to establish their goals, and rest of it is just a lots of BS.
(mm, 15 March 2013 16:18)

That is because you had a Greater Serbia which existed under the name "Yugoslavia".

"Greater Albania" and "Greater Croatia" are terms used by Serbs to oppose Croats and Alabanians politically.

Captain America, 15 March 2013 13:23)

Please stop associating your name with anything having to do with America and American heros--real or fictional.
Why don't you use your KLA's hero names? Why is it that I've never met an Albanian that uses their real names here in the US?
Every Albanian that I ever met uses primarily Italian names, followed by French and English.
Where is your Albanian pride and dignity?

Are you trying to hide something Mr. Mario Delon Ian?

No one in Serbia ever talked about "Greater Serbia" but those who wanted "GREATER ALBANIA" ANd "GREATER CROATIA". Greater Serbia was used from Serbia's enemies as propaganda in order to establish their goals, and rest of it is just a lots of BS.

Here you are Peggy..COMPROMISE

Please stop associating your name with anything having to do with America and American heros--real or fictional.
Why don't you use your KLA's hero names? Why is it that I've never met an Albanian that uses their real names here in the US?
Every Albanian that I ever met uses primarily Italian names, followed by French and English.
Where is your Albanian pride and dignity?

Are you trying to hide something Mr. Mario Delon Ian?
(To hell with all Albanian organ harvesters,human trafickers and narco-terrorists!!!, 15 March 2013 16:02)

My name isn't an English name, it is a Scottish Gaelic name; my name when translated into English is "John". So get your facts right!

My name isn't an English name, it is a Scottish Gaelic name; my name when translated into English is "John". So get your facts right!
(Ian, UK, 15 March 2013 19:13)

Sorry there Ian. I didn't realize that you are so "Tachi"

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=serbian+riots+in+1992&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&sclient=psy-ab&q=belgrade+student+riots+in+1992&oq=belgrade+student+riots+in+1992&gs_l=serp.3...366812.366812.2.367876.1.1.0.0.0.0.109.109.0j1.1.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.2.6.psy-ab.6HOyE3N2Pvw&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=5c01e8bd85c01dbc&biw=1152&bih=686
Type into Google Belgrade student riots in 1992 folks, and read about all the backing Milosevic had during the wars, and it wasn't just the students, not by a long shot. Man, the Albanians here are real propaganda machines. I can see that your roots are in the former Yugoslavia.

They threw his rear end out after the embarrassment of loosing four wars. Loosing four wars didn't exactly do Milosevic's popularity any favours. Ian, UK
Oh please, Ian, do you really believe Serbs cared about being embarrassed in 1999? I was attempting to reply to someone's comment about Serbian support for the Balkan wars, as I said, there was little. But I guess Albanians from the UK, and US, and wherever know better, than people who actually lived in Serbia in the 90's. Have it your way - you know what they say about arguing with a fool?

I've read a comment asking why any sane person would accept this agreement. Since when was sanity a criterion for the premiership of Balkan states? From my experience this quality is sadly lacking in politicians of all hues in most countries. The desire to make money at the expense of the taxpayer and find jobs for your family and friends seem to be the two main 'attributes' amongst this particular species.

I am a Serb on my father’s side and my mother is an Australian whose forefathers go back to the first settlement. Now that you know my background, with a name like “John” but in Scottish, why does a person like you spend so much time on B92 considering you’re not an Albanian? (sj, 16. mart 2013 08:29) I read lots of English Language International News sites from all over the world. I like B92 as I'm able to comment on articles and because I find Serbian politics interesting. Next question!

Oh please, Ian, do you really believe Serbs cared about being embarrassed in 1999? I was attempting to reply to someone's comment about Serbian support for the Balkan wars, as I said, there was little. But I guess Albanians from the UK, and US, and wherever know better, than people who actually lived in Serbia in the 90's. Have it your way - you know what they say about arguing with a fool? (winston, 15. mart 2013 18:40) Albanians in the UK... I don't think I've ever seen one. Also I never said there was mass Serbian support for the Balkan Wars and I never said that Milosevic enjoyed mass support amongst Serbs. And I never said that Serbs cared about being embarrassed in 1999. But please feel free to prove me wrong.

Albanians are like the Croats, never happy with anything unless they have something to whine about.
(sj, 16 March 2013 08:34)

Ok, so I guess you are happy that Serbia is no longer under the same roof with Croatia and Kosovo.

(Ian, UK, 15 March 2013 19:13)
I am a Serb on my father’s side and my mother is an Australian whose forefathers go back to the first settlement. Now that you know my background, with a name like “John” but in Scottish, why does a person like you spend so much time on B92 considering you’re not an Albanian?

“That is because you had a Greater Serbia which existed under the name "Yugoslavia".
(Haitian, 15 March 2013 16:56)

What an interesting comment. Now if a Greater Serbia was Yugoslavia and your Albanians lament the loss of Tito and Yugoslavia then what are you people talking about? Albanians are like the Croats, never happy with anything unless they have something to whine about.

As mentioned in previous comments, it really is hilarious how Albanians who flood this website with comments don't use their given Albanian names, but choose names that imply that they are Westerners or even Americans. Their grammatical and spelling mistakes using English, as well as a disproportionate familiarity for the Balkans, give away the reality. Albanians organize to flood this website to push their absurd propaganda, probably directed by Pristina.

MIchael, 16 March 2013 02:09)
There is a very simple solution to your dilemna. As a true Serb read the Serbian language version of B92 and save yourself the trouble of dealing with that which you consider offensive. Should Serbia ever stop interfering in the lives of the people of Kosovo I am sure that interest in B92 will greatly diminish for non Serbs.
The thing you and others seem to forget is B92 which probably is all or nearly 100% Serbian staff has full editorial control. If at anytime they wish to exclude pro Albanians comments they can do so, however, I am sure they would lose any stature they have achieved as an international news source. There are other news agencies which actually cater to your desires, why not limit yourself to those?

(Ian, UK, 16 March 2013 15:16)

Something tells me you’re not telling the truth. You’re far too emotional on issues to be a bystander interested in Serb politics.

Something tells me you’re not telling the truth. You’re far too emotional on issues to be a bystander interested in Serb politics.
(sj, 17 March 2013 11:44)

Something tells me that you've confused me with someone who actually cares what you think.

Greater Albania" and "Greater Croatia" are terms used by Serbs to oppose Croats and Alabanians politically.
(Haitian, 15 March 2013 16:56

Wrong

Croatia= Greater Croatia because: Slavonia/Dalmatia/Istria/Dubrovnik/Baranja are not part of Croatia and where added later to the province, starting in Austria with the merge of Croatia and Slavonia into Croatia-slavonia and in Yugoslavia after WW2 Branja/Dalmatia/Dubrovnik and a few years later Istria!!!

For greater albania since the League of Prizren always the goal of Muslim Albanians, even though at that time albanians were no majority in the 5 Ottoman Vilayets!!

And if Serbs really wanted a greater Serbia then you would be living today in Serbia ;)

If Belgrade does not control the Serbian municipalities that is endorsing independence for Kosovo.

Why doesn't Belgrade demand the return of over 200,000 Serbs and others ethnicly cleansed from Kosovo by Albanians? Is this not a basic human right for the west too? (The Ignored, 15. mart 2013 09:42) The vast majority of them left in the 60s to 80s, they would sell their house to an Albanian for lots of money and move to somewhere rich in Serbia and have a much bigger house for half the price in a nice ethnicly pure Serb neighborhood and there wouldnt be an Albanian for hundreds of miles. Apparently that is ethnic cleansing. Them 200,000 Serbs (40,000 from the war) can return once the 1 million Kosova Albanians in Germany, Switzerland, Macedonia ect who were ethnically cleansed by oppression from Serbian military and Police are allowed to return to Kosovo. What about their basic human rights?

Be proud for the fruits of your labor Slobodan Milosevici! How is that "Greater Serbia" working out for you? And for a majority of the Serbs that supported Milosevic during all of the wars (they did), hope you're enjoying the fruits of your "great leaders" work.

and for a majority of the Serbs that supported Milosevic during all of the wars (they did), Captain America
No they didn't, that is not true. The wars of the 90's were imposed on Serbian citizens, only the radical factions supported them. Did you live in Serbia at the time, Captain? The Serbs loved Milosevic so much, that they eventually threw his rear end out.
(winston, 15 March 2013 13:54)

They threw his rear end out after the embarrassment of loosing four wars. Loosing four wars didn't exactly do Milosevic's popularity any favours.

Welcome Athisaari Plan.

Why doesn't Belgrade demand the return of over 200,000 Serbs and others ethnicly cleansed from Kosovo by Albanians? Is this not a basic human right for the west too?

Here you are Peggy..COMPROMISE

If we cant have our police and judges forget it. How can the EU expect us to accept KPS when they know full well what a bunch of nasty and incompetent people they are. They have failed to solve ONE crime when a Serb was the victim. Did they find the guy who threw the hand grenade at kids? Have they stopped the theft and deforestation? Have they protected the churches and graveyards? They have failed on all counts and no sane person would expect the Serbs to accept them.

Why doesn't Belgrade demand the return of over 200,000 Serbs and others ethnicly cleansed from Kosovo by Albanians? Is this not a basic human right for the west too?
(The Ignored, 15 March 2013 09:42)
And your solution for this is...... First you have to find 200,000 as the number is monumentally exxagerated. There are many vacant houses that have been built for returnees and most claim them then move back to Serbia or elsewhere, as they have built new lives.

No one in Serbia ever talked about "Greater Serbia" but those who wanted "GREATER ALBANIA" ANd "GREATER CROATIA". Greater Serbia was used from Serbia's enemies as propaganda in order to establish their goals, and rest of it is just a lots of BS.

Captain America, 15 March 2013 13:23)

Please stop associating your name with anything having to do with America and American heros--real or fictional.
Why don't you use your KLA's hero names? Why is it that I've never met an Albanian that uses their real names here in the US?
Every Albanian that I ever met uses primarily Italian names, followed by French and English.
Where is your Albanian pride and dignity?

Are you trying to hide something Mr. Mario Delon Ian?

and for a majority of the Serbs that supported Milosevic during all of the wars (they did), Captain America
No they didn't, that is not true. The wars of the 90's were imposed on Serbian citizens, only the radical factions supported them. Did you live in Serbia at the time, Captain? The Serbs loved Milosevic so much, that they eventually threw his rear end out.

http://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=serbian+riots+in+1992&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8#hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&sclient=psy-ab&q=belgrade+student+riots+in+1992&oq=belgrade+student+riots+in+1992&gs_l=serp.3...366812.366812.2.367876.1.1.0.0.0.0.109.109.0j1.1.0.les%3B..0.0...1c.2.6.psy-ab.6HOyE3N2Pvw&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_qf.&fp=5c01e8bd85c01dbc&biw=1152&bih=686
Type into Google Belgrade student riots in 1992 folks, and read about all the backing Milosevic had during the wars, and it wasn't just the students, not by a long shot. Man, the Albanians here are real propaganda machines. I can see that your roots are in the former Yugoslavia.

No one in Serbia ever talked about "Greater Serbia" but those who wanted "GREATER ALBANIA" ANd "GREATER CROATIA". Greater Serbia was used from Serbia's enemies as propaganda in order to establish their goals, and rest of it is just a lots of BS.
(mm, 15 March 2013 16:18)

That is because you had a Greater Serbia which existed under the name "Yugoslavia".

"Greater Albania" and "Greater Croatia" are terms used by Serbs to oppose Croats and Alabanians politically.

Please stop associating your name with anything having to do with America and American heros--real or fictional.
Why don't you use your KLA's hero names? Why is it that I've never met an Albanian that uses their real names here in the US?
Every Albanian that I ever met uses primarily Italian names, followed by French and English.
Where is your Albanian pride and dignity?

Are you trying to hide something Mr. Mario Delon Ian?
(To hell with all Albanian organ harvesters,human trafickers and narco-terrorists!!!, 15 March 2013 16:02)

My name isn't an English name, it is a Scottish Gaelic name; my name when translated into English is "John". So get your facts right!

My name isn't an English name, it is a Scottish Gaelic name; my name when translated into English is "John". So get your facts right!
(Ian, UK, 15 March 2013 19:13)

Sorry there Ian. I didn't realize that you are so "Tachi"

“That is because you had a Greater Serbia which existed under the name "Yugoslavia".
(Haitian, 15 March 2013 16:56)

What an interesting comment. Now if a Greater Serbia was Yugoslavia and your Albanians lament the loss of Tito and Yugoslavia then what are you people talking about? Albanians are like the Croats, never happy with anything unless they have something to whine about.

They threw his rear end out after the embarrassment of loosing four wars. Loosing four wars didn't exactly do Milosevic's popularity any favours. Ian, UK
Oh please, Ian, do you really believe Serbs cared about being embarrassed in 1999? I was attempting to reply to someone's comment about Serbian support for the Balkan wars, as I said, there was little. But I guess Albanians from the UK, and US, and wherever know better, than people who actually lived in Serbia in the 90's. Have it your way - you know what they say about arguing with a fool?

Oh please, Ian, do you really believe Serbs cared about being embarrassed in 1999? I was attempting to reply to someone's comment about Serbian support for the Balkan wars, as I said, there was little. But I guess Albanians from the UK, and US, and wherever know better, than people who actually lived in Serbia in the 90's. Have it your way - you know what they say about arguing with a fool? (winston, 15. mart 2013 18:40) Albanians in the UK... I don't think I've ever seen one. Also I never said there was mass Serbian support for the Balkan Wars and I never said that Milosevic enjoyed mass support amongst Serbs. And I never said that Serbs cared about being embarrassed in 1999. But please feel free to prove me wrong.

(Ian, UK, 15 March 2013 19:13)
I am a Serb on my father’s side and my mother is an Australian whose forefathers go back to the first settlement. Now that you know my background, with a name like “John” but in Scottish, why does a person like you spend so much time on B92 considering you’re not an Albanian?

I've read a comment asking why any sane person would accept this agreement. Since when was sanity a criterion for the premiership of Balkan states? From my experience this quality is sadly lacking in politicians of all hues in most countries. The desire to make money at the expense of the taxpayer and find jobs for your family and friends seem to be the two main 'attributes' amongst this particular species.

As mentioned in previous comments, it really is hilarious how Albanians who flood this website with comments don't use their given Albanian names, but choose names that imply that they are Westerners or even Americans. Their grammatical and spelling mistakes using English, as well as a disproportionate familiarity for the Balkans, give away the reality. Albanians organize to flood this website to push their absurd propaganda, probably directed by Pristina.

(Ian, UK, 16 March 2013 15:16)

Something tells me you’re not telling the truth. You’re far too emotional on issues to be a bystander interested in Serb politics.

A formula-compromise with new negotiations for the deatails indicates that on the ground no agreement was reached...EU/US will demand from Serbia to implement the agreement according to theier interpretations in line with Prishtina. At the end it will be unclear what was the target of Belgrade and what was achieved...the return of the Serbs was not on the table from Belgrade...the whole play has at the nothing brought for Belgrade...after the negotiations is before the negotiations OR after the EU-demands is before new EU-demands...Serbs are naive without clear position in the world

Greater Albania" and "Greater Croatia" are terms used by Serbs to oppose Croats and Alabanians politically.
(Haitian, 15 March 2013 16:56

Wrong

Croatia= Greater Croatia because: Slavonia/Dalmatia/Istria/Dubrovnik/Baranja are not part of Croatia and where added later to the province, starting in Austria with the merge of Croatia and Slavonia into Croatia-slavonia and in Yugoslavia after WW2 Branja/Dalmatia/Dubrovnik and a few years later Istria!!!

For greater albania since the League of Prizren always the goal of Muslim Albanians, even though at that time albanians were no majority in the 5 Ottoman Vilayets!!

And if Serbs really wanted a greater Serbia then you would be living today in Serbia ;)

I am a Serb on my father’s side and my mother is an Australian whose forefathers go back to the first settlement. Now that you know my background, with a name like “John” but in Scottish, why does a person like you spend so much time on B92 considering you’re not an Albanian? (sj, 16. mart 2013 08:29) I read lots of English Language International News sites from all over the world. I like B92 as I'm able to comment on articles and because I find Serbian politics interesting. Next question!

MIchael, 16 March 2013 02:09)
There is a very simple solution to your dilemna. As a true Serb read the Serbian language version of B92 and save yourself the trouble of dealing with that which you consider offensive. Should Serbia ever stop interfering in the lives of the people of Kosovo I am sure that interest in B92 will greatly diminish for non Serbs.
The thing you and others seem to forget is B92 which probably is all or nearly 100% Serbian staff has full editorial control. If at anytime they wish to exclude pro Albanians comments they can do so, however, I am sure they would lose any stature they have achieved as an international news source. There are other news agencies which actually cater to your desires, why not limit yourself to those?

Albanians are like the Croats, never happy with anything unless they have something to whine about.
(sj, 16 March 2013 08:34)

Ok, so I guess you are happy that Serbia is no longer under the same roof with Croatia and Kosovo.

If Belgrade does not control the Serbian municipalities that is endorsing independence for Kosovo.

Something tells me you’re not telling the truth. You’re far too emotional on issues to be a bystander interested in Serb politics.
(sj, 17 March 2013 11:44)

Something tells me that you've confused me with someone who actually cares what you think.