Former K. Mitrovica official questioned by police

This is for him to understand wich country he lives in. And under wich laws! ;)

what a lame excuse. If he attacked somebody, he should live with the consequences and pay for it.

@ demi listen it's eulex in charge you have no control
(Grobar1, 29 January 2014 15:01)
You all are too funny, here where it says he was interviewed by the Kosovo Police and does not mention anything about Eulex doing any investigation, if an Albanian or (supporter) says something then you quickly remark that it is EULEX's doing. However, in the other prime story where it is clearly stated by "Serbian" sources that EULEX judge ordered detention of Ivanovic upon a EULEX prosecutors request, you all rush to say it is the Pristina authorities that are trying to create an issue.
In other words you all just post and do not even read the articles.

Grobar1 serbs said the same about Unmik but where is Unmik now? The same will happend to Eulex. With time we will have full control over everything. What will you say then ?

Can you still say '' Kosovo is Serbia" and belive it ? Once you did :)

That's Kosovo, Europe's main drug distribution hub and an important center for human trafficking in Europe.
(Comm. Parrisson, 29 January 2014 17:43)

Considering the above, Serbia is so lucky for Kosovo not to be part of Serbia anymore.

@demi and or willi pfaff;

What a sad pair. Always the first to post some sarcastic comment. Do either of you have a life? Are you both glued to B92. Do you actually work/study or engage in any worthwhile pursuit. Or maybe you're professional agitprop for some Albanian outfit. Either way, the two of you lost all credibility long ago.

Look to Krstimir Pantic for clandestangly initiating the investigation of Oliver Ivanovic. Pantic refuses to acknowledge Kosovo as independent, yet thinks he can still be mayor of North Mitrovica. In the up coming re-run of the election Ivanovic will become mayor by default. Pantic is attempting to prevent Ivanovic from being mayor, thus the reason behind the accusation.

As you may have deduced, Pantic is rather dimwitted and probably couldn't think his way out of a paper bag, therefore, the explanation for the lame attempt to frame Ivanovic.

Comm. Parrisson, 29 January 2014 17:43)
A major cause of traffic accidents is people so busy looking at things that distract them from the real dangers of the road. You are a perfect example, you are so distracted and pent on proving Kosovo is a corrupt mafia place you are being blind sided by your own govt.
N Mitrovica is the most important of the Serb enclaves in this Community of Serbs, now who has the most to lose if a party other than the SNS chosen one were to win?. Since Pantic betrayed the party by not taking office, one opposition leader is killed and now evidence is suddenly given to Eulex sufficient to have another arrested.
Since the last election, the govt has taken a crusade against "corruption" and those charged just happen to be either huge financial backers or strong leaders of opposition parties, hmmm.
Just before the last presidential election, there were some mysterious ballots discovered by someone than would supposedly show election fraud, but after Nikolic's victory that subject disappeared.
SNS is in charge through a coalition, the only benefit to elections is the possibility of a single party having enough power to rule autonomously, endangering Serbia's multiparty state by becoming a single party state rule similar to North Korea, Russia, etc.
But yet voting irregularities in a few small villages that were redone 4 years ago in Kosovo still is your focus for corruption????

@ demi listen it's eulex in charge you have no control

This is for him to understand wich country he lives in. And under wich laws! ;)
(Demi, 29 January 2014 11:13)

Yep, in a country of mafia laws where people get arrested for dubious and fabricated reasons while drug mafia bosses and war criminals responsible for multiple murders celebrate parties with ministers and government officials. That's Kosovo, Europe's main drug distribution hub and an important center for human trafficking in Europe.

"With Kosovo included, Serbia would stand much worse in several rankings (GDP, corruption, employment, economy, criminality etc.)"

i think you mean Kosova would fear worse under Serbia. you really don't have to go back a long way to see this. after all, only go back 16 years and we'd have war, a humanitarian crisis, dictatorship, never mind corruption

"Considering the above, Serbia is so lucky for Kosovo not to be part of Serbia anymore."
(icj1, 30 January 2014 08:43)

From that point of view, you are right, unfortunately: With Kosovo included, Serbia would stand much worse in several rankings (GDP, corruption, employment, economy, criminality etc.)

@ demi listen it's eulex in charge you have no control

This is for him to understand wich country he lives in. And under wich laws! ;)
(Demi, 29 January 2014 11:13)

Yep, in a country of mafia laws where people get arrested for dubious and fabricated reasons while drug mafia bosses and war criminals responsible for multiple murders celebrate parties with ministers and government officials. That's Kosovo, Europe's main drug distribution hub and an important center for human trafficking in Europe.

what a lame excuse. If he attacked somebody, he should live with the consequences and pay for it.

This is for him to understand wich country he lives in. And under wich laws! ;)

@demi and or willi pfaff;

What a sad pair. Always the first to post some sarcastic comment. Do either of you have a life? Are you both glued to B92. Do you actually work/study or engage in any worthwhile pursuit. Or maybe you're professional agitprop for some Albanian outfit. Either way, the two of you lost all credibility long ago.

"Considering the above, Serbia is so lucky for Kosovo not to be part of Serbia anymore."
(icj1, 30 January 2014 08:43)

From that point of view, you are right, unfortunately: With Kosovo included, Serbia would stand much worse in several rankings (GDP, corruption, employment, economy, criminality etc.)

Grobar1 serbs said the same about Unmik but where is Unmik now? The same will happend to Eulex. With time we will have full control over everything. What will you say then ?

Can you still say '' Kosovo is Serbia" and belive it ? Once you did :)

@ demi listen it's eulex in charge you have no control
(Grobar1, 29 January 2014 15:01)
You all are too funny, here where it says he was interviewed by the Kosovo Police and does not mention anything about Eulex doing any investigation, if an Albanian or (supporter) says something then you quickly remark that it is EULEX's doing. However, in the other prime story where it is clearly stated by "Serbian" sources that EULEX judge ordered detention of Ivanovic upon a EULEX prosecutors request, you all rush to say it is the Pristina authorities that are trying to create an issue.
In other words you all just post and do not even read the articles.

Look to Krstimir Pantic for clandestangly initiating the investigation of Oliver Ivanovic. Pantic refuses to acknowledge Kosovo as independent, yet thinks he can still be mayor of North Mitrovica. In the up coming re-run of the election Ivanovic will become mayor by default. Pantic is attempting to prevent Ivanovic from being mayor, thus the reason behind the accusation.

As you may have deduced, Pantic is rather dimwitted and probably couldn't think his way out of a paper bag, therefore, the explanation for the lame attempt to frame Ivanovic.

That's Kosovo, Europe's main drug distribution hub and an important center for human trafficking in Europe.
(Comm. Parrisson, 29 January 2014 17:43)

Considering the above, Serbia is so lucky for Kosovo not to be part of Serbia anymore.

Comm. Parrisson, 29 January 2014 17:43)
A major cause of traffic accidents is people so busy looking at things that distract them from the real dangers of the road. You are a perfect example, you are so distracted and pent on proving Kosovo is a corrupt mafia place you are being blind sided by your own govt.
N Mitrovica is the most important of the Serb enclaves in this Community of Serbs, now who has the most to lose if a party other than the SNS chosen one were to win?. Since Pantic betrayed the party by not taking office, one opposition leader is killed and now evidence is suddenly given to Eulex sufficient to have another arrested.
Since the last election, the govt has taken a crusade against "corruption" and those charged just happen to be either huge financial backers or strong leaders of opposition parties, hmmm.
Just before the last presidential election, there were some mysterious ballots discovered by someone than would supposedly show election fraud, but after Nikolic's victory that subject disappeared.
SNS is in charge through a coalition, the only benefit to elections is the possibility of a single party having enough power to rule autonomously, endangering Serbia's multiparty state by becoming a single party state rule similar to North Korea, Russia, etc.
But yet voting irregularities in a few small villages that were redone 4 years ago in Kosovo still is your focus for corruption????

"With Kosovo included, Serbia would stand much worse in several rankings (GDP, corruption, employment, economy, criminality etc.)"

i think you mean Kosova would fear worse under Serbia. you really don't have to go back a long way to see this. after all, only go back 16 years and we'd have war, a humanitarian crisis, dictatorship, never mind corruption