Serbian FM cancels participation in Croatia conference

No matter if serbs come or not as we shall spit at them in any case....
(Bob, 10 July 2015 12:22)

This kind of primitive behavior stopped with the development of human languages thousands of years ago.

Societal misfits you and roberto, on the count of three, can spit together.

Serbs are such cry babies... Grow up you fools and start accepting that working together with your neighbours is the key to growth in the region. Croats got Krajina...Serbs got Posavina-get over it. While politicians act like peasants the wider community continue to suffer. It's no wonder every maggot wants to live and work in Germany.

With neighbors like you bam bam who needs enemy's

Good. Maybe we can get Hungary to keep building the wall along the Cro-Serb border too.

Silly Croatians.

Their economy now at 91% debt to GDP and they need to take attention away from their economic impotence.

Their economy now at 91% debt to GDP …

(factman, 10 July 2015 13:57)

In EU we have bigger debts like Britain ( 400% of GDP) , Belgium (338%), France (236%), Portugal (232%), Italy (144%), Spain (137%) and finally Luxemburg (36 000%). Yes thirty six thousand % of the GDP … So the Croats have much to learn from their elder brothers.

No matter if serbs come or not as we shall spit at them in any case. It is strange that we still speak the same language. Sooner or later we’ll have to divide words as well till we need interpreters between us.

Thanks RK.

A few thoughts.

1. Zagreb has only been in the EU for 1 year (unlike the others).

2. Croatia is not Britain, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Luxemburg..... or even Portugal. Most of these are mature economies with many decades or even centuries of free market experience.

3. Those others countries have many more exonomic tools at their disposable so to be comfortable with that level of debt. Croatia is a "one-horse" edonomy. Most of those othes are "8-10 horse economies"

Didn't they work in Germany during Tito era too. Gott sei danke that frau Merkel isn't as stupid as Brandt was. It will take few generations, but people in the Balkans have long memories.

No matter if serbs come or not as we shall spit at them in any case. It is strange that we still speak the same language. Sooner or later we’ll have to divide words as well till we need interpreters between us.

Good. Maybe we can get Hungary to keep building the wall along the Cro-Serb border too.

Silly Croatians.

Their economy now at 91% debt to GDP and they need to take attention away from their economic impotence.

Serbs are such cry babies... Grow up you fools and start accepting that working together with your neighbours is the key to growth in the region. Croats got Krajina...Serbs got Posavina-get over it. While politicians act like peasants the wider community continue to suffer. It's no wonder every maggot wants to live and work in Germany.

With neighbors like you bam bam who needs enemy's

No matter if serbs come or not as we shall spit at them in any case....
(Bob, 10 July 2015 12:22)

This kind of primitive behavior stopped with the development of human languages thousands of years ago.

Societal misfits you and roberto, on the count of three, can spit together.

Didn't they work in Germany during Tito era too. Gott sei danke that frau Merkel isn't as stupid as Brandt was. It will take few generations, but people in the Balkans have long memories.

Thanks RK.

A few thoughts.

1. Zagreb has only been in the EU for 1 year (unlike the others).

2. Croatia is not Britain, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Luxemburg..... or even Portugal. Most of these are mature economies with many decades or even centuries of free market experience.

3. Those others countries have many more exonomic tools at their disposable so to be comfortable with that level of debt. Croatia is a "one-horse" edonomy. Most of those othes are "8-10 horse economies"

Their economy now at 91% debt to GDP …

(factman, 10 July 2015 13:57)

In EU we have bigger debts like Britain ( 400% of GDP) , Belgium (338%), France (236%), Portugal (232%), Italy (144%), Spain (137%) and finally Luxemburg (36 000%). Yes thirty six thousand % of the GDP … So the Croats have much to learn from their elder brothers.