Serbian government postpones platform session
Source: B92, TanjugA session of the Serbian cabinet planned for Tuesday, that was to be attended by President Tomislav Nikolić, has been postponed for Wednesday.
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Tuesday 8.01.2013 | 13:42
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"Tanjug learned that it is still uncertain whether the wording of the resolution will refer to the platform itself, or "avoid to formally mention it"."
When I think that it cannot get crazier (1 document, 2 documents, half will be sent to parliament or not, constant changes, etc.) then suddenly I read a sentence like this. Hahaha, I can't stand this any more. They (Serbia's political class) want us to laugh to death. There can't be any other conclusion. It's so hilarious what comes from Belgrade. The louder becoming rumors about new elections are the icing. SNS is on trip which can be only described the highway to hell. Prepare for impact!
(, 8 January 2013 19:57)
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