Tuesday, 05.11.2013.
16:45
Prime Minister Ivica Dačić says he will seek the annulment of elections in northern Kosovo when he meets with Catherine Ashton and Hashim Thaci in Brussels.
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pre 10 godina
Dacic must be having a heart attack, his dream of an independent Kosovo is crumbling. He has failed his lord Slobodan ex CIA, Vatican informant Milosevic. But don't worry mate, you and the rest of the Serbian parliament can head down to Pristina and join the Kosovo government, because at the end of the day, Nikolic even said himself Serbia has no enemies, so it should be easy for you to live freely in Pristina right?
pre 10 godina
John Bosnitch
Journalist
john.b@imcnews.com
(John Bosnitch, 5 November 2013 22:14)
Since south Kosovo is totally lost to the west and now Serbian proper to the EU, I guess the ultranationalists will have to try and create their own country in North Kosovo, no jobs no money but you should be happy!
pre 10 godina
No need to annul an election that the North Kosovo Serbs have already annulled by not voting!
The emperor has no clothes, and thus the empire got no votes!
The best thing to annul would be Belgrade's self-defeating policy of trying to join the EU... a policy that can serve only to expand the foreign occupation of Kosovo into a foreign occupation of the whole of Serbia.
"Albanians could take over "due to the very low turnout, intimidation, violence, the voting impeded by violence in three polling stations," as well as the fact that in two polling stations, in Suvi Do and Bošnjačka Mahala, "only Albanians voted, without the presence of cameras." ...
Albanians could take over? Of course they could, especially when Belgrade is throwing the Kosovo Serbs to the lions. Again... there was negligible intimidation, certainly less than the Belgrade pressure on state employees to vote. The "violence" was a poorly executed charade in which the Serb *opponents* of the polls who were boycotting the vote did everything to help the police catch perpetrators of the mosquito-bite disruptions that lasted less than 5 minutes.
The phrase that in Suvi Do and Bošnjačka Mahala, "only Albanians voted..." is, at last, a straight-out admission that the boycott was a marvelous success!
John Bosnitch
Journalist
john.b@imcnews.com
pre 10 godina
The articles should state that the violence and intimidation the Serbians are experiencing in north kosovo are being targeted and perpetuated by fellow serbians.
pre 10 godina
"According to reports, they, however, accept in part the opinion of some Serbian officials that "a political blow" has been dealt to the strong commitment of the EU, international factors, Belgrade, "and in words at least, also of Priština," aimed at securing a mass turnout of Serbs."
haha, such a convoluted sentence, warmest congratulations to whoever came up with it (writer, translator, editor, or reporter).
pre 10 godina
The elections in northern Kosovska Mitrovica must be repeated. International organs are guilty because they gave that hooligans a chance for vandalism. Serbia can't be responsible for that, they didn't gave her oportunity to make order.
pre 10 godina
The articles should state that the violence and intimidation the Serbians are experiencing in north kosovo are being targeted and perpetuated by fellow serbians.
pre 10 godina
No need to annul an election that the North Kosovo Serbs have already annulled by not voting!
The emperor has no clothes, and thus the empire got no votes!
The best thing to annul would be Belgrade's self-defeating policy of trying to join the EU... a policy that can serve only to expand the foreign occupation of Kosovo into a foreign occupation of the whole of Serbia.
"Albanians could take over "due to the very low turnout, intimidation, violence, the voting impeded by violence in three polling stations," as well as the fact that in two polling stations, in Suvi Do and Bošnjačka Mahala, "only Albanians voted, without the presence of cameras." ...
Albanians could take over? Of course they could, especially when Belgrade is throwing the Kosovo Serbs to the lions. Again... there was negligible intimidation, certainly less than the Belgrade pressure on state employees to vote. The "violence" was a poorly executed charade in which the Serb *opponents* of the polls who were boycotting the vote did everything to help the police catch perpetrators of the mosquito-bite disruptions that lasted less than 5 minutes.
The phrase that in Suvi Do and Bošnjačka Mahala, "only Albanians voted..." is, at last, a straight-out admission that the boycott was a marvelous success!
John Bosnitch
Journalist
john.b@imcnews.com
pre 10 godina
"According to reports, they, however, accept in part the opinion of some Serbian officials that "a political blow" has been dealt to the strong commitment of the EU, international factors, Belgrade, "and in words at least, also of Priština," aimed at securing a mass turnout of Serbs."
haha, such a convoluted sentence, warmest congratulations to whoever came up with it (writer, translator, editor, or reporter).
pre 10 godina
Dacic must be having a heart attack, his dream of an independent Kosovo is crumbling. He has failed his lord Slobodan ex CIA, Vatican informant Milosevic. But don't worry mate, you and the rest of the Serbian parliament can head down to Pristina and join the Kosovo government, because at the end of the day, Nikolic even said himself Serbia has no enemies, so it should be easy for you to live freely in Pristina right?
pre 10 godina
The elections in northern Kosovska Mitrovica must be repeated. International organs are guilty because they gave that hooligans a chance for vandalism. Serbia can't be responsible for that, they didn't gave her oportunity to make order.
pre 10 godina
John Bosnitch
Journalist
john.b@imcnews.com
(John Bosnitch, 5 November 2013 22:14)
Since south Kosovo is totally lost to the west and now Serbian proper to the EU, I guess the ultranationalists will have to try and create their own country in North Kosovo, no jobs no money but you should be happy!
pre 10 godina
No need to annul an election that the North Kosovo Serbs have already annulled by not voting!
The emperor has no clothes, and thus the empire got no votes!
The best thing to annul would be Belgrade's self-defeating policy of trying to join the EU... a policy that can serve only to expand the foreign occupation of Kosovo into a foreign occupation of the whole of Serbia.
"Albanians could take over "due to the very low turnout, intimidation, violence, the voting impeded by violence in three polling stations," as well as the fact that in two polling stations, in Suvi Do and Bošnjačka Mahala, "only Albanians voted, without the presence of cameras." ...
Albanians could take over? Of course they could, especially when Belgrade is throwing the Kosovo Serbs to the lions. Again... there was negligible intimidation, certainly less than the Belgrade pressure on state employees to vote. The "violence" was a poorly executed charade in which the Serb *opponents* of the polls who were boycotting the vote did everything to help the police catch perpetrators of the mosquito-bite disruptions that lasted less than 5 minutes.
The phrase that in Suvi Do and Bošnjačka Mahala, "only Albanians voted..." is, at last, a straight-out admission that the boycott was a marvelous success!
John Bosnitch
Journalist
john.b@imcnews.com
pre 10 godina
The elections in northern Kosovska Mitrovica must be repeated. International organs are guilty because they gave that hooligans a chance for vandalism. Serbia can't be responsible for that, they didn't gave her oportunity to make order.
pre 10 godina
The articles should state that the violence and intimidation the Serbians are experiencing in north kosovo are being targeted and perpetuated by fellow serbians.
pre 10 godina
John Bosnitch
Journalist
john.b@imcnews.com
(John Bosnitch, 5 November 2013 22:14)
Since south Kosovo is totally lost to the west and now Serbian proper to the EU, I guess the ultranationalists will have to try and create their own country in North Kosovo, no jobs no money but you should be happy!
pre 10 godina
"According to reports, they, however, accept in part the opinion of some Serbian officials that "a political blow" has been dealt to the strong commitment of the EU, international factors, Belgrade, "and in words at least, also of Priština," aimed at securing a mass turnout of Serbs."
haha, such a convoluted sentence, warmest congratulations to whoever came up with it (writer, translator, editor, or reporter).
pre 10 godina
Dacic must be having a heart attack, his dream of an independent Kosovo is crumbling. He has failed his lord Slobodan ex CIA, Vatican informant Milosevic. But don't worry mate, you and the rest of the Serbian parliament can head down to Pristina and join the Kosovo government, because at the end of the day, Nikolic even said himself Serbia has no enemies, so it should be easy for you to live freely in Pristina right?
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