EU ministers to discuss Serbia in June

If Serbs want to enjoy a EUROPARTY they should go to Zagreb on 1 July.

Serbia will probably join the EU after 2020.

If Serbs want to enjoy a EUROPARTY before 2020 they should go to Zagreb on 1 July 2013 to celebrate the accession of Croatia to the EU. (Mircea EU citizen, 17. April 2012 12:27)- "No to EU, if condition is Kosovo recognition"

Reading this comment I realized that I already saw it, and I was right! Pay attention to the date on the comment and article it refers to. The same comment is on today news. It seems that this Mircea person has nothing else to say.

Serbia will probably join the EU after 2020.
(Mircea EU citizen, 22 April 2013 18:12)

I dont know if you are trying to offend serbia or you are serious, if you are serious i'll tell you that negotiations will start this year (2013) and will not take more than 5 years, so serbia will join before 2020 actually..

If Serbs want to join the EU, bend over and wait for the sound of rubber gloves. You too can enjoy this sound in Zagreb, July 1 with the broken romanian vinyl Mircea.

I would understand if you are paid for the comments, so it is kind of forgivable to copy and paste the same one on different news. But to do it just for sake of maliciousness, that is just shameful.

the party in Zagreb isn't going to be too crowded if it's true that just 20% of croatians voted in the first europarliament elections few days ago !!!

(Sandy, 22 April 2013 21:18)
Some people actually read the articles and comments, which Mircea obviously did not take into consideration.

(Mircea EU citizen, 22 April 2013 18:12)
Mircea is a Romanian name. Romania is in EU. I have friends in Caransebes and Timisoara, and they are not happy at all with life in EU. They are also saying, which I could personally see, that Romania was not ready for EU at all. So do not be so proud of your membership my dear EU citizen.

"Implementation of the agreements will be monitored until June". While, on the other hand: "North Kosovo Serbs will not implement the agreement". So it would seem that the rest of Serbia's path towards the EU is in the hands of the North Kosovo Serbs. Or better of a part of the North Kosovo Serbs, the mayors or councilors and their "businessmen" friends. It will be interesting to see how this thing will develop. Will Belgrade pressure them? Will they give a hoot about the rest of Serbia?

Why did not Serbia ask Russia for help? I guess they are only fair weather friends. Or, does Russia have financial problems we know nothing about.

If Serbs want to enjoy a EUROPARTY they should go to Zagreb on 1 July.

Serbia will probably join the EU after 2020.

Serbia will probably join the EU after 2020.
(Mircea EU citizen, 22 April 2013 18:12)

I dont know if you are trying to offend serbia or you are serious, if you are serious i'll tell you that negotiations will start this year (2013) and will not take more than 5 years, so serbia will join before 2020 actually..

the party in Zagreb isn't going to be too crowded if it's true that just 20% of croatians voted in the first europarliament elections few days ago !!!

If Serbs want to enjoy a EUROPARTY before 2020 they should go to Zagreb on 1 July 2013 to celebrate the accession of Croatia to the EU. (Mircea EU citizen, 17. April 2012 12:27)- "No to EU, if condition is Kosovo recognition"

Reading this comment I realized that I already saw it, and I was right! Pay attention to the date on the comment and article it refers to. The same comment is on today news. It seems that this Mircea person has nothing else to say.

If Serbs want to join the EU, bend over and wait for the sound of rubber gloves. You too can enjoy this sound in Zagreb, July 1 with the broken romanian vinyl Mircea.

Why did not Serbia ask Russia for help? I guess they are only fair weather friends. Or, does Russia have financial problems we know nothing about.

"Implementation of the agreements will be monitored until June". While, on the other hand: "North Kosovo Serbs will not implement the agreement". So it would seem that the rest of Serbia's path towards the EU is in the hands of the North Kosovo Serbs. Or better of a part of the North Kosovo Serbs, the mayors or councilors and their "businessmen" friends. It will be interesting to see how this thing will develop. Will Belgrade pressure them? Will they give a hoot about the rest of Serbia?

(Sandy, 22 April 2013 21:18)
Some people actually read the articles and comments, which Mircea obviously did not take into consideration.

(Mircea EU citizen, 22 April 2013 18:12)
Mircea is a Romanian name. Romania is in EU. I have friends in Caransebes and Timisoara, and they are not happy at all with life in EU. They are also saying, which I could personally see, that Romania was not ready for EU at all. So do not be so proud of your membership my dear EU citizen.

I would understand if you are paid for the comments, so it is kind of forgivable to copy and paste the same one on different news. But to do it just for sake of maliciousness, that is just shameful.