But, of course. Serbs can invest in Croatian tourism, i.e. go as tourists to Croatia's Adriatic Riviera. Esp. in their vehicles bearing 'BEG' license plates, and we'll see if they can escape with their lives.
Serbia must have something since Croatia is asking them to invest. To bad Serbia cant export drugs, terrorism, human organs and prostitution like you Albanians.
What does Serbia have to invest in besides poor journalism and a whole lot of hot air?
(ThirdWorldCountrySerbia, 18 October 2013 11:34)
If you're referring to investing in Croatia's poor journalism and a whole lot of hot air, there's little Serbia can add that Croatia doesn't monopolize. But I guess ever since Croatia expelled more than 10% of its population and realized large parts of their ethnically clean Domovina are economically broken and deserted, whatever help they can get from their neighbors will be a welcome assistance.
Serbia must have something since Croatia is asking them to invest. To bad Serbia cant export drugs, terrorism, human organs and prostitution like you Albanians.
What does Serbia have to invest in besides poor journalism and a whole lot of hot air?
(ThirdWorldCountrySerbia, 18 October 2013 11:34)
If you're referring to investing in Croatia's poor journalism and a whole lot of hot air, there's little Serbia can add that Croatia doesn't monopolize. But I guess ever since Croatia expelled more than 10% of its population and realized large parts of their ethnically clean Domovina are economically broken and deserted, whatever help they can get from their neighbors will be a welcome assistance.
But, of course. Serbs can invest in Croatian tourism, i.e. go as tourists to Croatia's Adriatic Riviera. Esp. in their vehicles bearing 'BEG' license plates, and we'll see if they can escape with their lives.
What does Serbia have to invest in besides poor journalism and a whole lot of hot air?
(ThirdWorldCountrySerbia, 18 October 2013 11:34)
If you're referring to investing in Croatia's poor journalism and a whole lot of hot air, there's little Serbia can add that Croatia doesn't monopolize. But I guess ever since Croatia expelled more than 10% of its population and realized large parts of their ethnically clean Domovina are economically broken and deserted, whatever help they can get from their neighbors will be a welcome assistance.
Serbia must have something since Croatia is asking them to invest. To bad Serbia cant export drugs, terrorism, human organs and prostitution like you Albanians.
But, of course. Serbs can invest in Croatian tourism, i.e. go as tourists to Croatia's Adriatic Riviera. Esp. in their vehicles bearing 'BEG' license plates, and we'll see if they can escape with their lives.
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