The opposition Democratic Party (DS) has called on the Serbian government and president to continue the dialogue with Priština and try to reach a compromise.
It is easy for DS to give advice now when they are on the other side of the fence. They had a chance to negotiate and they blew it. So don’t preach now!
On one hand DSS is right. We have other agendas than Kosovo and the “famous date”. But on the other hand the problem will not disappear if we ignore it.
Oh please, commentary by Veljimir Ilic, now there's a man knowledgable of world diplomacy. He is a hack politician from Cacak, Serbia. A man that lied his way to a top position in Serbian politics, like his friend, Toma Diploma - both holders of Masters degrees, but I doubt they even finished high school. In any case, opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one. Serbia is, IMHO, still in the same place it has been for years. If it wants to move towards the EU, it will have to make concessions, if not, it will be dark politics, and days, for the people of Serbia. Somehow, I feel that Serbian politicians are not totally sincere in their quest of EU talks, or membership. It would take a lot of control and power out of their hands - and these guys are only comfortable with totalitarian rule.
Oh please, commentary by Veljimir Ilic, now there's a man knowledgable of world diplomacy. He is a hack politician from Cacak, Serbia. A man that lied his way to a top position in Serbian politics, like his friend, Toma Diploma - both holders of Masters degrees, but I doubt they even finished high school. In any case, opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one. Serbia is, IMHO, still in the same place it has been for years. If it wants to move towards the EU, it will have to make concessions, if not, it will be dark politics, and days, for the people of Serbia. Somehow, I feel that Serbian politicians are not totally sincere in their quest of EU talks, or membership. It would take a lot of control and power out of their hands - and these guys are only comfortable with totalitarian rule.
On one hand DSS is right. We have other agendas than Kosovo and the “famous date”. But on the other hand the problem will not disappear if we ignore it.
It is easy for DS to give advice now when they are on the other side of the fence. They had a chance to negotiate and they blew it. So don’t preach now!
Oh please, commentary by Veljimir Ilic, now there's a man knowledgable of world diplomacy. He is a hack politician from Cacak, Serbia. A man that lied his way to a top position in Serbian politics, like his friend, Toma Diploma - both holders of Masters degrees, but I doubt they even finished high school. In any case, opinions are like belly buttons, everyone has one. Serbia is, IMHO, still in the same place it has been for years. If it wants to move towards the EU, it will have to make concessions, if not, it will be dark politics, and days, for the people of Serbia. Somehow, I feel that Serbian politicians are not totally sincere in their quest of EU talks, or membership. It would take a lot of control and power out of their hands - and these guys are only comfortable with totalitarian rule.
On one hand DSS is right. We have other agendas than Kosovo and the “famous date”. But on the other hand the problem will not disappear if we ignore it.
It is easy for DS to give advice now when they are on the other side of the fence. They had a chance to negotiate and they blew it. So don’t preach now!
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