“Implementation of agreement must start by June”

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark...

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark...
(Marko, 4 May 2013 11:28)

I’d be very interested to hear just where is Vucic is going to take Serbia to?
The EU is f...; the US, well last week we had the US stock market plummet because in this quarter April was the only month with a slight rise in employment. Then yesterday we had a dramatic seasonally adjusted fall in US unemployment to 7.60%. Now if you can explain that one you’re a lot better than some of the world’s financiers, but in the money world its commonly called BS or smoke and mirrors trick.
We have Slovenia on the same level as Spain now, yes that is very true. It industries are leaving of have left for Serbia. Now Croatian industry is doing the same. Then you look upon the living standards of Hungary, Poland, etc....
And where do you think Vuciic is taking Serbia to? Nowhere.

I think that Serbian citizens should not be held hostage by certain structures in northern Kosovo. It is clear that agreement from Bruxelles is good for Serbs in whole Kosovo, not just for them in the North. If Constitutional Court make decision that agreement is in accordance with the constitution, then the referendum is not needed. However, implementation of agreement is unfortunately not in the interest of special interest groups from the north, but I think this will be overcome.

So you think there is no room for the development of the country ? Just because many countries in the eurozone are in deep recession? what a pessimist. It's very stupid for someone to underestimate what a good political leader is capable of changing in his country, if you think fighting corruption and organised crime and attracting foreign investments don't make a difference then you should go back to primary school! I don't care if slovenia or spain are doing bad, we can do much better, afterall we are not in the EU or the eurozone yet and who knows in what situation it'll be when serbia joins, but there'll be always room for economic growth and prosperity...

What's your opinion on EU officials who say "if you want to join EU you should betray Kosovo Serbs. It is because we already promised Kosovo to Albanians long ago, and if we don't keep our words, we will be used for organs"?

Of course no one should be afraid of the Constitutional Court, but I think that the leaders of the Serbs in northern Kosovo are aware that the Constitution was not violated and that the reference of the Constitutional Court to state its position, just buying time until the beginning of implementing the agreement.

Vucic You will have my support. I am sure it will start in June.

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark... (Marko, 4 May 2013 11:28)
Marko, please come out of the dark, and support politicians on their merit, and not simply by party line. Vucic has not done one major thing for Serbia, or the Kosovo issue, why do you praise him so much? If anyone deserves praise, it would be Dacic, not the old radicals Vucic and Toma Diploma Nikolic. Is it possible that you are paid to make your comments on B92? I certainly hope not, because that reeks of old-school radical propaganda from the 90's. Hopefully Vucic and Nikolic have changed since then.

And where do you think Vuciic is taking Serbia to? Nowhere.
(sj, 4 May 2013 13:56)
So are you suggesting that instead he throw a huge Kool-Aid party for Serbs similar to Jonestown? As that is the only option available for the future of Serbia than joining its neighbors.
Why do you tell us what Serbia should do? Instead of constantly criticizing the EU and US.
Certainly you are not going to say join the BRICS which is a loosely formed alliance that is held together by an egg shell that is already cracked. The members who do not trust each other enough to actually make a commitment to each other. Besides I have never heard of any of them hinting they were ready to take on charity countries yet.

I’d be very interested to hear just where is Vucic is going to take Serbia to? The EU is f...; SJ
Mr/Mrs, SJ, even a weakened EU is many times better than where Serbia is today. It is not attractive to alternate markets, China, Russia, aka, BRICs, because Serbia is a corrupt and impoverished nation from top to bottom, who in their right mind would invest there? Serbia's only chance is to adhere to the EU, clean itself up from its public and political filth, and maybe, just maybe, someone will see a decent investment from abroad? I am so tired of hearing the "turn to Russia" alternative. If Russia saw potential in Serbia, Serbia would be speaking Russian Slavic years ago - but they don't. Serbia is a corrupt and bankrupt black hole, and their only salvation is the EU, no matter what shape that Union is in.

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark...
(Marko, 4 May 2013 11:28)

I’d be very interested to hear just where is Vucic is going to take Serbia to?
The EU is f...; the US, well last week we had the US stock market plummet because in this quarter April was the only month with a slight rise in employment. Then yesterday we had a dramatic seasonally adjusted fall in US unemployment to 7.60%. Now if you can explain that one you’re a lot better than some of the world’s financiers, but in the money world its commonly called BS or smoke and mirrors trick.
We have Slovenia on the same level as Spain now, yes that is very true. It industries are leaving of have left for Serbia. Now Croatian industry is doing the same. Then you look upon the living standards of Hungary, Poland, etc....
And where do you think Vuciic is taking Serbia to? Nowhere.
(sj, 4 May 2013 13:56)

sj,

Anyone that reads the daily news will see that your statements are bogus. Yesterday both the DJIA and the S&P 500 indices hit all time highs.
Perhaps you think everyone takes you at your word. However, since your record of predicting economic trends is so poor, it is easy for any intelligent person that follows the news to see that you are all piss and wind. Aren't you embarrassed to be held up to public ridicule.

Haha! After resisting for 14 years the Serbs finally caved in. And so easily too.

sj:

7.5%! DJIA > 15,000. Too many are still out of work, true, but still -

"The U.S. economy has been adding 196,000 jobs a month this year, up from a monthly average of 179,000 in 2011 and 2012." (WPost)

Progress, not perfection, may be all we can expect, especially with this meat-cleaver approach to sequestration, but better progress than the opposite.

As for the EU, I'd say Serbia is better off in a large and still rich union that has had the experience of making its various economies work than poor and isolated.

It is clear that agreement from Bruxelles is good for Serbs in whole Kosovo, not just for them in the North.
...
However, implementation of agreement is unfortunately not in the interest of special interest groups from the north, but I think this will be overcome.
(Van der Goor, 4 May 2013 15:35)

Kosovo Serbs as ethnic group is against agreement, not "special interest groups from the north". Kosovo Serbs had their referendum where they said they didn't want to have anything to do with Prishtina. Shouldn't their nterests be taken into consideration?

(The Count of Kosova, 4 May 2013 18:37)

Ahh the indices, always the indices. Mate you are so brainwashed that you could not tell the difference between a nail and a hammer. The government does not own the players in the market so any profits belong to them via tax havens etc. In fact the US has one of the lowest rates of share ownership in the first world. Government debt is yours and mine or people living in the country while Corporation profit is not and belongs to only to a select few who have invested.
“Easy for any intelligent person that follows the news to see that you are all pi** and wind”
Haven’t the newspapers in the US been telling their people of the success in Afghanistan? And you believe everything in what you read eh? Then why are prices in teh supermarket increase every two or three months.
Just for the record I’m not an economist.

(winston, 4 May 2013 18:20)

If you want to know what will get Serbia out of this black hole as you call it, it’s hard work and not jumping on someone’s back hoping they will carry you through. The EU wants another dumping ground for its Corporations to “sell” subsisted goods at price not even Pakistani workers can produce. Industry is leaving Slovenia and now Croatia and moving to Serbia. Why?
To sum it up when you can explain what when wrong in Slovenia then you might see what I am talking about. There is no such thing as a free lunch. The EU is an illusion.

(Amer, 4 May 2013 20:15)

"The U.S. economy has been adding 196,000 jobs a month this year, up from a monthly average of 179,000 in 2011 and 2012." (WPost) “
According to this information you should be fine by the end of 2014. But many others doubt that. Newspapers are there to tell you things are improving because you’re a consumer society and if you don’t spend nothing happens. Don’t mix corporations and government. Corporation maybe there today but tomorrow they are in Rio or Johannesburg, but governments stay where they govern. Your debt is killing the US and your government is borrowing more as I write.
On the EU issue, please explain what happen to Slovenia. It had almost a century of good standard of living, first under the Kingdom of Yugoslavia then Tito? Only two months ago there were major demos in the capital where people where demanding to know from their politicians “where is the higher standard of living that they were promised if they left Yugoslavia” Their words not mine.
Slovenia was the most compatible of all the former states of Yugo and even they could not succeed in paradise.

My sources in Malaysia tell me that it was the Malaysian stock market that plummeted and the United States and European markets finished higher on Friday. Obviously, this time, my and your Malaysian friend got different information.
(icj1, 5 May 2013 02:17)

I imagine you hear voices as well. Perhaps like get that mop and clean the bathroom properly.

@Winston

You obviously don't know anything about Vucic, you are disconnected from reality, i wonder where you live! is it Antarctica? Vucic has done alot to serbia and there is yet more that he will do! if you know nothing about the man and obiously you don't know serbian then watching this link might help!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELwA08XZ2Ds

The EU is f...; the US, well last week we had the US stock market plummet
(sj, 4 May 2013 13:56)

My sources in Malaysia tell me that it was the Malaysian stock market that plummeted and the United States and European markets finished higher on Friday. Obviously, this time, my and your Malaysian friend got different information.

Kosovo Serbs had their referendum where they said they didn't want to have anything to do with Prishtina. Shouldn't their nterests be taken into consideration?
(aaayyy, 4 May 2013 18:59)

Of course, if they declare independence from Kosovo. They SAID they didn't want to have anything to do with Prishtina, but they did not DO anything to achieve that; i.e. declaring independence from Kosovo. Pristina can't disappear because Serbs in North Kosovo just SAID so; it's up to the Serbs in North Kosovo to act. But I do understand where North Kosovo Serbs are coming from. Somebody has told them that they are the masters of the universe and hence they believe that if they say something, everybody (i.e. Kosovo, Serbia, and the world) should do it.

Also, just FYI, that referendum was from North Kosovo Serbs only. Kosovo Serbs have not had such referendum yet.

"BRICS which is a loosely formed alliance "

BRICS aren't "an alliance" of any kind. It's mostly a journalistic shorthand to refer to these countries which have similar economic situations.

yes, they've had a few meetings too

What's your opinion on EU officials who say "if you want to join EU you should betray Kosovo Serbs. It is because we already promised Kosovo to Albanians long ago, and if we don't keep our words, we will be used for organs"?

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark...
(Marko, 4 May 2013 11:28)

I’d be very interested to hear just where is Vucic is going to take Serbia to?
The EU is f...; the US, well last week we had the US stock market plummet because in this quarter April was the only month with a slight rise in employment. Then yesterday we had a dramatic seasonally adjusted fall in US unemployment to 7.60%. Now if you can explain that one you’re a lot better than some of the world’s financiers, but in the money world its commonly called BS or smoke and mirrors trick.
We have Slovenia on the same level as Spain now, yes that is very true. It industries are leaving of have left for Serbia. Now Croatian industry is doing the same. Then you look upon the living standards of Hungary, Poland, etc....
And where do you think Vuciic is taking Serbia to? Nowhere.

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark...

Vucic You will have my support. I am sure it will start in June.

It is clear that agreement from Bruxelles is good for Serbs in whole Kosovo, not just for them in the North.
...
However, implementation of agreement is unfortunately not in the interest of special interest groups from the north, but I think this will be overcome.
(Van der Goor, 4 May 2013 15:35)

Kosovo Serbs as ethnic group is against agreement, not "special interest groups from the north". Kosovo Serbs had their referendum where they said they didn't want to have anything to do with Prishtina. Shouldn't their nterests be taken into consideration?

So you think there is no room for the development of the country ? Just because many countries in the eurozone are in deep recession? what a pessimist. It's very stupid for someone to underestimate what a good political leader is capable of changing in his country, if you think fighting corruption and organised crime and attracting foreign investments don't make a difference then you should go back to primary school! I don't care if slovenia or spain are doing bad, we can do much better, afterall we are not in the EU or the eurozone yet and who knows in what situation it'll be when serbia joins, but there'll be always room for economic growth and prosperity...

I think that Serbian citizens should not be held hostage by certain structures in northern Kosovo. It is clear that agreement from Bruxelles is good for Serbs in whole Kosovo, not just for them in the North. If Constitutional Court make decision that agreement is in accordance with the constitution, then the referendum is not needed. However, implementation of agreement is unfortunately not in the interest of special interest groups from the north, but I think this will be overcome.

Haha! After resisting for 14 years the Serbs finally caved in. And so easily too.

Kosovo Serbs had their referendum where they said they didn't want to have anything to do with Prishtina. Shouldn't their nterests be taken into consideration?
(aaayyy, 4 May 2013 18:59)

Of course, if they declare independence from Kosovo. They SAID they didn't want to have anything to do with Prishtina, but they did not DO anything to achieve that; i.e. declaring independence from Kosovo. Pristina can't disappear because Serbs in North Kosovo just SAID so; it's up to the Serbs in North Kosovo to act. But I do understand where North Kosovo Serbs are coming from. Somebody has told them that they are the masters of the universe and hence they believe that if they say something, everybody (i.e. Kosovo, Serbia, and the world) should do it.

Also, just FYI, that referendum was from North Kosovo Serbs only. Kosovo Serbs have not had such referendum yet.

Of course no one should be afraid of the Constitutional Court, but I think that the leaders of the Serbs in northern Kosovo are aware that the Constitution was not violated and that the reference of the Constitutional Court to state its position, just buying time until the beginning of implementing the agreement.

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark...
(Marko, 4 May 2013 11:28)

I’d be very interested to hear just where is Vucic is going to take Serbia to?
The EU is f...; the US, well last week we had the US stock market plummet because in this quarter April was the only month with a slight rise in employment. Then yesterday we had a dramatic seasonally adjusted fall in US unemployment to 7.60%. Now if you can explain that one you’re a lot better than some of the world’s financiers, but in the money world its commonly called BS or smoke and mirrors trick.
We have Slovenia on the same level as Spain now, yes that is very true. It industries are leaving of have left for Serbia. Now Croatian industry is doing the same. Then you look upon the living standards of Hungary, Poland, etc....
And where do you think Vuciic is taking Serbia to? Nowhere.
(sj, 4 May 2013 13:56)

sj,

Anyone that reads the daily news will see that your statements are bogus. Yesterday both the DJIA and the S&P 500 indices hit all time highs.
Perhaps you think everyone takes you at your word. However, since your record of predicting economic trends is so poor, it is easy for any intelligent person that follows the news to see that you are all piss and wind. Aren't you embarrassed to be held up to public ridicule.

sj:

7.5%! DJIA > 15,000. Too many are still out of work, true, but still -

"The U.S. economy has been adding 196,000 jobs a month this year, up from a monthly average of 179,000 in 2011 and 2012." (WPost)

Progress, not perfection, may be all we can expect, especially with this meat-cleaver approach to sequestration, but better progress than the opposite.

As for the EU, I'd say Serbia is better off in a large and still rich union that has had the experience of making its various economies work than poor and isolated.

"BRICS which is a loosely formed alliance "

BRICS aren't "an alliance" of any kind. It's mostly a journalistic shorthand to refer to these countries which have similar economic situations.

yes, they've had a few meetings too

The EU is f...; the US, well last week we had the US stock market plummet
(sj, 4 May 2013 13:56)

My sources in Malaysia tell me that it was the Malaysian stock market that plummeted and the United States and European markets finished higher on Friday. Obviously, this time, my and your Malaysian friend got different information.

I’d be very interested to hear just where is Vucic is going to take Serbia to? The EU is f...; SJ
Mr/Mrs, SJ, even a weakened EU is many times better than where Serbia is today. It is not attractive to alternate markets, China, Russia, aka, BRICs, because Serbia is a corrupt and impoverished nation from top to bottom, who in their right mind would invest there? Serbia's only chance is to adhere to the EU, clean itself up from its public and political filth, and maybe, just maybe, someone will see a decent investment from abroad? I am so tired of hearing the "turn to Russia" alternative. If Russia saw potential in Serbia, Serbia would be speaking Russian Slavic years ago - but they don't. Serbia is a corrupt and bankrupt black hole, and their only salvation is the EU, no matter what shape that Union is in.

And where do you think Vuciic is taking Serbia to? Nowhere.
(sj, 4 May 2013 13:56)
So are you suggesting that instead he throw a huge Kool-Aid party for Serbs similar to Jonestown? As that is the only option available for the future of Serbia than joining its neighbors.
Why do you tell us what Serbia should do? Instead of constantly criticizing the EU and US.
Certainly you are not going to say join the BRICS which is a loosely formed alliance that is held together by an egg shell that is already cracked. The members who do not trust each other enough to actually make a commitment to each other. Besides I have never heard of any of them hinting they were ready to take on charity countries yet.

(Amer, 4 May 2013 20:15)

"The U.S. economy has been adding 196,000 jobs a month this year, up from a monthly average of 179,000 in 2011 and 2012." (WPost) “
According to this information you should be fine by the end of 2014. But many others doubt that. Newspapers are there to tell you things are improving because you’re a consumer society and if you don’t spend nothing happens. Don’t mix corporations and government. Corporation maybe there today but tomorrow they are in Rio or Johannesburg, but governments stay where they govern. Your debt is killing the US and your government is borrowing more as I write.
On the EU issue, please explain what happen to Slovenia. It had almost a century of good standard of living, first under the Kingdom of Yugoslavia then Tito? Only two months ago there were major demos in the capital where people where demanding to know from their politicians “where is the higher standard of living that they were promised if they left Yugoslavia” Their words not mine.
Slovenia was the most compatible of all the former states of Yugo and even they could not succeed in paradise.

Go Vucic! We'll all support you! Take our country out of the dark... (Marko, 4 May 2013 11:28)
Marko, please come out of the dark, and support politicians on their merit, and not simply by party line. Vucic has not done one major thing for Serbia, or the Kosovo issue, why do you praise him so much? If anyone deserves praise, it would be Dacic, not the old radicals Vucic and Toma Diploma Nikolic. Is it possible that you are paid to make your comments on B92? I certainly hope not, because that reeks of old-school radical propaganda from the 90's. Hopefully Vucic and Nikolic have changed since then.

(The Count of Kosova, 4 May 2013 18:37)

Ahh the indices, always the indices. Mate you are so brainwashed that you could not tell the difference between a nail and a hammer. The government does not own the players in the market so any profits belong to them via tax havens etc. In fact the US has one of the lowest rates of share ownership in the first world. Government debt is yours and mine or people living in the country while Corporation profit is not and belongs to only to a select few who have invested.
“Easy for any intelligent person that follows the news to see that you are all pi** and wind”
Haven’t the newspapers in the US been telling their people of the success in Afghanistan? And you believe everything in what you read eh? Then why are prices in teh supermarket increase every two or three months.
Just for the record I’m not an economist.

(winston, 4 May 2013 18:20)

If you want to know what will get Serbia out of this black hole as you call it, it’s hard work and not jumping on someone’s back hoping they will carry you through. The EU wants another dumping ground for its Corporations to “sell” subsisted goods at price not even Pakistani workers can produce. Industry is leaving Slovenia and now Croatia and moving to Serbia. Why?
To sum it up when you can explain what when wrong in Slovenia then you might see what I am talking about. There is no such thing as a free lunch. The EU is an illusion.

@Winston

You obviously don't know anything about Vucic, you are disconnected from reality, i wonder where you live! is it Antarctica? Vucic has done alot to serbia and there is yet more that he will do! if you know nothing about the man and obiously you don't know serbian then watching this link might help!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELwA08XZ2Ds

My sources in Malaysia tell me that it was the Malaysian stock market that plummeted and the United States and European markets finished higher on Friday. Obviously, this time, my and your Malaysian friend got different information.
(icj1, 5 May 2013 02:17)

I imagine you hear voices as well. Perhaps like get that mop and clean the bathroom properly.