Defense minister: Blockades look like Ukrainian scenario
Defense Minister Aleksandar Vulin says that <a href="https://www.b92.net/eng/news/politics.php?yyyy=2018&mm=06&dd=11&nav_id=104372" class="text-link" target= "_blank">protests in Serbia</a> over high fuel prices represent "the same action that took place in Ukraine in 2013."
To all serbian and albanian keyboard patriots here never forget the zionists are playing here a game with us i know also they approved the bombing of serbia in 1999 the outcome of this game only they know you donot know what zionists are like george soros or the rothschild family? Do some research the best idea is that we make a compromise and get rid of these zionists they are very dangerous belive my
I suggest you better increase your fictive investments in Serbia so that the Serbs can afford to pay for the fuel.
(Tom L'Orizi, 12 June 2018 12:43)
My little Italian Albo, yes, they are imaginary just like Idl opening shop in Serbia. Once all stores are set up Idl will employ between 1500 and 2000 Serbs.
Now how many have will open in Kosova? Perhaps Thaci is writing his speech now for the opening ceremony in Pristina LOL.
Looks like Soros at work. LOL! This is what we have been warned about, if Vucic doesn't recognise "Kosova"*** then there is someone who will. I suspect that someone to be Jeremic. We'll see.
The thing is, Serbia has some of the cheapest fuel prices in Europe.
I doubt that Vulin is rattled since Serbia is not Ukraine.
When the “forces of democracy” in Hong Kong last time demonstrated and blocked main thoroughfares etc, the west were waiting for the crackdown, so they could point the finger at Beijing. The Chinese government did did nothing – they left them there except monitoring to ensure no one was in danger from being run over passing vehicles. Two months later the locals got sick of the demonstrators because they could not get to work and had to take the long way around and they pushed them out.
Not a peep out of freedom loving Washington.
To Serbian authorities, just leave them there and sheer public pressure will move them overnight.
I doubt that Vulin is rattled since Serbia is not Ukraine.
When the “forces of democracy” in Hong Kong last time demonstrated and blocked main thoroughfares etc, the west were waiting for the crackdown, so they could point the finger at Beijing. The Chinese government did did nothing – they left them there except monitoring to ensure no one was in danger from being run over passing vehicles. Two months later the locals got sick of the demonstrators because they could not get to work and had to take the long way around and they pushed them out.
Not a peep out of freedom loving Washington.
To Serbian authorities, just leave them there and sheer public pressure will move them overnight.
Looks like Soros at work. LOL! This is what we have been warned about, if Vucic doesn't recognise "Kosova"*** then there is someone who will. I suspect that someone to be Jeremic. We'll see.
The thing is, Serbia has some of the cheapest fuel prices in Europe.
I suggest you better increase your fictive investments in Serbia so that the Serbs can afford to pay for the fuel.
(Tom L'Orizi, 12 June 2018 12:43)
My little Italian Albo, yes, they are imaginary just like Idl opening shop in Serbia. Once all stores are set up Idl will employ between 1500 and 2000 Serbs.
Now how many have will open in Kosova? Perhaps Thaci is writing his speech now for the opening ceremony in Pristina LOL.
To all serbian and albanian keyboard patriots here never forget the zionists are playing here a game with us i know also they approved the bombing of serbia in 1999 the outcome of this game only they know you donot know what zionists are like george soros or the rothschild family? Do some research the best idea is that we make a compromise and get rid of these zionists they are very dangerous belive my
I doubt that Vulin is rattled since Serbia is not Ukraine.
When the “forces of democracy” in Hong Kong last time demonstrated and blocked main thoroughfares etc, the west were waiting for the crackdown, so they could point the finger at Beijing. The Chinese government did did nothing – they left them there except monitoring to ensure no one was in danger from being run over passing vehicles. Two months later the locals got sick of the demonstrators because they could not get to work and had to take the long way around and they pushed them out.
Not a peep out of freedom loving Washington.
To Serbian authorities, just leave them there and sheer public pressure will move them overnight.
I suggest you better increase your fictive investments in Serbia so that the Serbs can afford to pay for the fuel.
(Tom L'Orizi, 12 June 2018 12:43)
My little Italian Albo, yes, they are imaginary just like Idl opening shop in Serbia. Once all stores are set up Idl will employ between 1500 and 2000 Serbs.
Now how many have will open in Kosova? Perhaps Thaci is writing his speech now for the opening ceremony in Pristina LOL.
To all serbian and albanian keyboard patriots here never forget the zionists are playing here a game with us i know also they approved the bombing of serbia in 1999 the outcome of this game only they know you donot know what zionists are like george soros or the rothschild family? Do some research the best idea is that we make a compromise and get rid of these zionists they are very dangerous belive my
Looks like Soros at work. LOL! This is what we have been warned about, if Vucic doesn't recognise "Kosova"*** then there is someone who will. I suspect that someone to be Jeremic. We'll see.
The thing is, Serbia has some of the cheapest fuel prices in Europe.
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