Who was with Serbia, which of our neighbors voted for Kosovo

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!
(JS, 21 November 2018 10:22)

Well since Serbia is bad then what the f*** are you living in it? Go back to paradise US where you can live according to your conscious - Jesus this crap is straight out of a US propaganda folder; live according to your conscious LOL.

It amazes me. Some are so brainwashed it makes a dictatorships look great. This guy in Pennsylvania living in a tent with a wife and 3 kids and he still say the US is great - must have used the same brainwashing powder on JS.

Who was with Serbia...

Angola, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Botswana, Cambodia, Cameroon, China, Congo, Cuba, Eritrea, Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Laos, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Russia, Sudan, Syria.

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!

Next time Azir, Avni, Tommy and the rest of the Albanian Trolls write off and laugh at a revocation from one of these "Third World" countries, I'll continue to laugh right back at them. Suriname's, Eritrea's, Equatorial Guinea's and Mauritius' votes count as much as that of the US. England, France, and Germany - no more, no less. Now this is funny... so, you boys keep laughing, and Dacic (a.k.a. Little Slobo to some) will continue to get more withdrawals of recognition. I think his "belly dancing" is paying off, don't you ALbos think???

as i see the list of countrys that supported serbia seems all third world countrys mostly from africa :)

anyway also this interpol will not change anything on the ground kosovo stays albanian and serbs can do nothing about it.

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!
(JS, 21 November 2018 10:22)

JS, no more, or less, than Croatia, BiH, Macedonia, Albania, and Montenegro. Take the coasts away from throw of these and they're a third world country. Plus, I would rather live with their conscience than Croatia's - historically speaking, of course!!!

Every Serb with two brain cells should understand this is a bad sign. Vast majority of your neighbors voted against you, but hey, as long as Myanmar is on your side I guess it's OK 🤔

Glad Romania was with serbia, as in the case of UNESCO. Good job brothers!

@b92, Where is the list of countries pro Kosova!? If you want to be credible , publish the said list.

Vast majority of your neighbors voted against you, but hey, as long as Myanmar is on your side I guess it's OK
(Avni, 21 November 2018 14:07)

It is because the "vast majority" of Serbia's neighbors were on the losing side yesterday. I'm sure they voted that way because they were promised some monetary reward to aid their failing economies.

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!
(JS, 21 November 2018 10:22)

Those countries are just as economically prosperous as Serbia's neighbors that voted in favor of Kosovo's membership. Similar degrees of corruption, nepotism, struggling economy, and faltering democracy. The only difference is they get to vote their conscience while Croatia, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Macedonia vote the way they're told by an organization that decides for them.

I left poor, corrupt, struggling Albania out because I'm pretty sure they voted the way they wanted. They get a pass.

"...Croatia, BiH, Macedonia, Albania, and Montenegro. Take the coasts away from throw of these and they're a third world country. Plus, I would rather live with their conscience than Croatia's - historically speaking, of course!!!" (CHi, 21 November 2018 11:24)

I agree that if you take away the coast, Croatia would be doing a lot worse. The same for Montenegro. But BiH has only a few kilometers and Macedonia doesn't have any. The country that stands out is Albania. Long coastline but they're still dirt poor. I think the folks that rushed into Kosovo to declare independence from Serbia should go back to Albania and "Make it Great"!

So funny. So helpful.

Vučić: Crna Gora i Makedonija su uvijek bile protiv nas https://avaz.ba/region/srbija/433188/vucic-crna-gora-i-makedonija-su-uvijek-bile-protiv-nas

Glad Romania was with serbia, as in the case of UNESCO. Good job brothers!
(Matteo, România, 21 November 2018 15:53)

@ Matteo - Much gratitude from us Srbs, Matteo!
Of course, I expect every country to stand for International law, whether friendship is at stake or not!

"Those countries are just as economically prosperous as Serbia's neighbors that voted in favor of Kosovo's membership. Similar degrees of corruption, nepotism, struggling economy, and faltering democracy. The only difference is they get to vote their conscience while Croatia, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Macedonia vote the way they're told by an organization that decides for them.

I left poor, corrupt, struggling Albania out because I'm pretty sure they voted the way they wanted. They get a pass." (Navi, 21 November 2018 15:39)

But there is still a worrying trend here that Serbia is being supported by the wrong type of places, overwhelmingly poor countries run by dictators. Please don't let your anger exaggerate the problems in neighboring Balkan countries because we're all about the same (so we end up pointing the finger back at ourselves).

"- how come a regular "Serb with American background" does not know even basic things regarding Serbian customs for this time of the year?" Honcho, 21 November 2018 15:46)

Well the practice here is to celebrate Christmas Eve on January 6th and Christmas Day on the 7th. But Serbs don't celebrate for one day like in the States. They celebrate for three days (7th, 8th, and 9th). All told that's four days off work. And many tie their Christmas vacation together with New Years (Jan 1st) plus Serbian New Year (on the 14th). And the really Westernized and exceedingly lazy ones even connect this long string of no-work days back to "Western Christmas" on the 25th of December. Talk about a long holiday vacation!

Vast majority of your neighbors voted against you, but hey, as long as Myanmar is on your side I guess it's OK
(Avni, 21 November 2018 14:07)
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Does it really matter when the outcome is your loss?
That's all that matters.

But there is still a worrying trend here that Serbia is being supported by the wrong type of places, overwhelmingly poor countries run by dictators. Please don't let your anger exaggerate the problems in neighboring Balkan countries because we're all about the same (so we end up pointing the finger back at ourselves).
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:11)
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And the likes of US, UK, France Germany are not dictators? Do you really believe they serve their people? They serve the globalists and impose laws on their own just like openly corrupt regimes do except they pretend they are democratic.

anyway also this interpol will not change anything on the ground kosovo stays albanian and serbs can do nothing about it.
(sidi, 21 November 2018 11:13)
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If it's not a big deal why do you keep trying to get into these institutions?
It's a big deal and you know it.
It takes away legitimacy. See you in Eurovision next May.

I think his "belly dancing" is paying off, don't you ALbos think???
(Chi, 21 November 2018 12:04)

No. Here in this corner of the world other things are more important.
Like:
- how come a regular "Serb with American background" does not know even basic things regarding Serbian customs for this time of the year?
- how come a regular "Russian with American background" does not correct my typo citing a work of Griboyedov?

This is a set of issues of pre-school and middle-school level. The "victims" are adult men, with three farms in Serbia and Russia.
I mentioned a few times "nemecsek with all small". In Kosovo, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary this is a MANDATORY middle-school topic.
Who fails on that will have hard time with literature notes, a candidate to repeat his class or to drop out.

No reaction from the usual "patriots". What do you think?

BTW: my much-mentioned "American" wife is a teacher: a ruthless, merciless, sadistic creature.
She is 100% right!

@b92, Where is the list of countries pro Kosova!? If you want to be credible , publish the said list.
(the truth, 21 November 2018 14:04)

@ truthovic - What's your point?? Whats the difference?? The West's abortion project called "kosova" failed big time!!
Srbija is doing it's job!!
THAT is why the west is upset, not because it feels you Albanians are worthy to be in INTERPOL....open your eyes, Homer!

@b92, Where is the list of countries pro Kosova!? If you want to be credible , publish the said list.
(the truth, 21 November 2018 14:04)
=====================
If you want the list go to "New Kosova Report".

Well the practice here is to celebrate Christmas Eve on January 6th and Christmas Day on the 7th. But Serbs don't celebrate for one day like in the States...
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:17)
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Serbs celebrate Christmas on the 25th December, just to keep you informed. You are confusing your calendars. Not sure about the US but in the UK and Australia, Christmas is celebrated over two days, 25th and 26th.

how come a regular "Russian with American background" does not correct my typo citing a work of Griboyedov?
(Honcho, 21 November 2018 15:46)

I stand corrected: he did the Griboyedov-job 100% in the mean time, apologies to the "victim".

>Now you should start apologizing to Zhukov for
>continuing to tease him about his silly belief in Santa Claus.
(JS, 22 November 2018 17:43)

OK, OK - hope your evening was fine today.

JS, no more, or less, than Croatia, BiH, Macedonia, Albania, and Montenegro. Take the coasts away from throw of these and they're a third world country. Plus, I would rather live with their conscience than Croatia's - historically speaking, of course!!!
(CHi, 21 November 2018 11:24)

Well guess what, they have a coastline and you dont so bad luck.

You should check Serbia's own past before casting shade, ranging from the crimes of the 1990s to historical revisionism of their role during WWII. Given more recent events i would pick Croatia's over Serbia's any day - historically speaking of course!

>>BTW: my much-mentioned "American" wife is a teacher:
>>a ruthless, merciless, sadistic creature.
>>She is 100% right!

Being professional in texting, "VKontakte", Tweeter, Facebook and on-line porn is OK if you are 60+.

The main goal is to get people under 18 kind of prepared in literature, grammar, C++ and the math.

In order to do that she does not mind bloodbath, a gazillion of notes like "1" or "2" and extensive meetings with the parents.

If she fails - see the B92 trolls.

Westernized and exceedingly lazy ones even connect this long string of no-work days back to "Western Christmas" on the 25th of December. Talk about a long holiday vacation!
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:17)

Kind of, yes, it is well-known. The original topic was about SANTA and not Christmas, please do not divert it.

So on what days does Santa come in Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Russia?
It's not on December 25, neither on January 7.

If you live in Juzna Srbija you should know the corresponding dates like 1-2-3.

Well the practice here is to celebrate Christmas Eve on January 6th and Christmas Day on the 7th. But Serbs don't celebrate for one day like in the States...
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:17)
--
Serbs celebrate Christmas on the 25th December, just to keep you informed. You are confusing your calendars. Not sure about the US but in the UK and Australia, Christmas is celebrated over two days, 25th and 26th.
(Zoran, 21 November 2018 23:21)

Try telling that to my neighbors. They would want to hang you for celebrating Christmas on December 25th! We have reached a compromise; I celebrate on both days. It's like the Sunday-slava situation. They don't rest on Sunday but I do; and they celebrate slavas but I don't. So those turn into double holidays!

Kind of, yes, it is well-known. The original topic was about SANTA and not Christmas, please do not divert it.

So on what days does Santa come in Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Russia?
It's not on December 25, neither on January 7.

If you live in Juzna Srbija you should know the corresponding dates like 1-2-3. (Honcho, 22 November 2018 16:44)

Now you should start apologizing to Zhukov for continuing to tease him about his silly belief in Santa Claus.

Once the Vojvodina will ask for autonomy you will realize your real position.
See you on 2025.

(:)

as i see the list of countrys that supported serbia seems all third world countrys mostly from africa :)

anyway also this interpol will not change anything on the ground kosovo stays albanian and serbs can do nothing about it.

Who was with Serbia...

Angola, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Botswana, Cambodia, Cameroon, China, Congo, Cuba, Eritrea, Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Indonesia, Iraq, Iran, Laos, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Mongolia, Mozambique, Myanmar, Nepal, Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Russia, Sudan, Syria.

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!

Every Serb with two brain cells should understand this is a bad sign. Vast majority of your neighbors voted against you, but hey, as long as Myanmar is on your side I guess it's OK 🤔

Next time Azir, Avni, Tommy and the rest of the Albanian Trolls write off and laugh at a revocation from one of these "Third World" countries, I'll continue to laugh right back at them. Suriname's, Eritrea's, Equatorial Guinea's and Mauritius' votes count as much as that of the US. England, France, and Germany - no more, no less. Now this is funny... so, you boys keep laughing, and Dacic (a.k.a. Little Slobo to some) will continue to get more withdrawals of recognition. I think his "belly dancing" is paying off, don't you ALbos think???

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!
(JS, 21 November 2018 10:22)

Well since Serbia is bad then what the f*** are you living in it? Go back to paradise US where you can live according to your conscious - Jesus this crap is straight out of a US propaganda folder; live according to your conscious LOL.

It amazes me. Some are so brainwashed it makes a dictatorships look great. This guy in Pennsylvania living in a tent with a wife and 3 kids and he still say the US is great - must have used the same brainwashing powder on JS.

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!
(JS, 21 November 2018 10:22)

JS, no more, or less, than Croatia, BiH, Macedonia, Albania, and Montenegro. Take the coasts away from throw of these and they're a third world country. Plus, I would rather live with their conscience than Croatia's - historically speaking, of course!!!

@b92, Where is the list of countries pro Kosova!? If you want to be credible , publish the said list.

Vast majority of your neighbors voted against you, but hey, as long as Myanmar is on your side I guess it's OK
(Avni, 21 November 2018 14:07)

It is because the "vast majority" of Serbia's neighbors were on the losing side yesterday. I'm sure they voted that way because they were promised some monetary reward to aid their failing economies.

That's an awesome list of economically prosperous countries that grant their citizens space to live according their conscience!
(JS, 21 November 2018 10:22)

Those countries are just as economically prosperous as Serbia's neighbors that voted in favor of Kosovo's membership. Similar degrees of corruption, nepotism, struggling economy, and faltering democracy. The only difference is they get to vote their conscience while Croatia, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Macedonia vote the way they're told by an organization that decides for them.

I left poor, corrupt, struggling Albania out because I'm pretty sure they voted the way they wanted. They get a pass.

"Those countries are just as economically prosperous as Serbia's neighbors that voted in favor of Kosovo's membership. Similar degrees of corruption, nepotism, struggling economy, and faltering democracy. The only difference is they get to vote their conscience while Croatia, Bulgaria, Montenegro and Macedonia vote the way they're told by an organization that decides for them.

I left poor, corrupt, struggling Albania out because I'm pretty sure they voted the way they wanted. They get a pass." (Navi, 21 November 2018 15:39)

But there is still a worrying trend here that Serbia is being supported by the wrong type of places, overwhelmingly poor countries run by dictators. Please don't let your anger exaggerate the problems in neighboring Balkan countries because we're all about the same (so we end up pointing the finger back at ourselves).

Glad Romania was with serbia, as in the case of UNESCO. Good job brothers!

I think his "belly dancing" is paying off, don't you ALbos think???
(Chi, 21 November 2018 12:04)

No. Here in this corner of the world other things are more important.
Like:
- how come a regular "Serb with American background" does not know even basic things regarding Serbian customs for this time of the year?
- how come a regular "Russian with American background" does not correct my typo citing a work of Griboyedov?

This is a set of issues of pre-school and middle-school level. The "victims" are adult men, with three farms in Serbia and Russia.
I mentioned a few times "nemecsek with all small". In Kosovo, Serbia, Croatia, Hungary this is a MANDATORY middle-school topic.
Who fails on that will have hard time with literature notes, a candidate to repeat his class or to drop out.

No reaction from the usual "patriots". What do you think?

BTW: my much-mentioned "American" wife is a teacher: a ruthless, merciless, sadistic creature.
She is 100% right!

"...Croatia, BiH, Macedonia, Albania, and Montenegro. Take the coasts away from throw of these and they're a third world country. Plus, I would rather live with their conscience than Croatia's - historically speaking, of course!!!" (CHi, 21 November 2018 11:24)

I agree that if you take away the coast, Croatia would be doing a lot worse. The same for Montenegro. But BiH has only a few kilometers and Macedonia doesn't have any. The country that stands out is Albania. Long coastline but they're still dirt poor. I think the folks that rushed into Kosovo to declare independence from Serbia should go back to Albania and "Make it Great"!

So funny. So helpful.

Vučić: Crna Gora i Makedonija su uvijek bile protiv nas https://avaz.ba/region/srbija/433188/vucic-crna-gora-i-makedonija-su-uvijek-bile-protiv-nas

"- how come a regular "Serb with American background" does not know even basic things regarding Serbian customs for this time of the year?" Honcho, 21 November 2018 15:46)

Well the practice here is to celebrate Christmas Eve on January 6th and Christmas Day on the 7th. But Serbs don't celebrate for one day like in the States. They celebrate for three days (7th, 8th, and 9th). All told that's four days off work. And many tie their Christmas vacation together with New Years (Jan 1st) plus Serbian New Year (on the 14th). And the really Westernized and exceedingly lazy ones even connect this long string of no-work days back to "Western Christmas" on the 25th of December. Talk about a long holiday vacation!

But there is still a worrying trend here that Serbia is being supported by the wrong type of places, overwhelmingly poor countries run by dictators. Please don't let your anger exaggerate the problems in neighboring Balkan countries because we're all about the same (so we end up pointing the finger back at ourselves).
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:11)
===========================
And the likes of US, UK, France Germany are not dictators? Do you really believe they serve their people? They serve the globalists and impose laws on their own just like openly corrupt regimes do except they pretend they are democratic.

@b92, Where is the list of countries pro Kosova!? If you want to be credible , publish the said list.
(the truth, 21 November 2018 14:04)
=====================
If you want the list go to "New Kosova Report".

@b92, Where is the list of countries pro Kosova!? If you want to be credible , publish the said list.
(the truth, 21 November 2018 14:04)

@ truthovic - What's your point?? Whats the difference?? The West's abortion project called "kosova" failed big time!!
Srbija is doing it's job!!
THAT is why the west is upset, not because it feels you Albanians are worthy to be in INTERPOL....open your eyes, Homer!

Once the Vojvodina will ask for autonomy you will realize your real position.
See you on 2025.

(:)

>>BTW: my much-mentioned "American" wife is a teacher:
>>a ruthless, merciless, sadistic creature.
>>She is 100% right!

Being professional in texting, "VKontakte", Tweeter, Facebook and on-line porn is OK if you are 60+.

The main goal is to get people under 18 kind of prepared in literature, grammar, C++ and the math.

In order to do that she does not mind bloodbath, a gazillion of notes like "1" or "2" and extensive meetings with the parents.

If she fails - see the B92 trolls.

Vast majority of your neighbors voted against you, but hey, as long as Myanmar is on your side I guess it's OK
(Avni, 21 November 2018 14:07)
========================
Does it really matter when the outcome is your loss?
That's all that matters.

anyway also this interpol will not change anything on the ground kosovo stays albanian and serbs can do nothing about it.
(sidi, 21 November 2018 11:13)
==========================
If it's not a big deal why do you keep trying to get into these institutions?
It's a big deal and you know it.
It takes away legitimacy. See you in Eurovision next May.

Well the practice here is to celebrate Christmas Eve on January 6th and Christmas Day on the 7th. But Serbs don't celebrate for one day like in the States...
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:17)
--
Serbs celebrate Christmas on the 25th December, just to keep you informed. You are confusing your calendars. Not sure about the US but in the UK and Australia, Christmas is celebrated over two days, 25th and 26th.

Glad Romania was with serbia, as in the case of UNESCO. Good job brothers!
(Matteo, România, 21 November 2018 15:53)

@ Matteo - Much gratitude from us Srbs, Matteo!
Of course, I expect every country to stand for International law, whether friendship is at stake or not!

Well the practice here is to celebrate Christmas Eve on January 6th and Christmas Day on the 7th. But Serbs don't celebrate for one day like in the States...
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:17)
--
Serbs celebrate Christmas on the 25th December, just to keep you informed. You are confusing your calendars. Not sure about the US but in the UK and Australia, Christmas is celebrated over two days, 25th and 26th.
(Zoran, 21 November 2018 23:21)

Try telling that to my neighbors. They would want to hang you for celebrating Christmas on December 25th! We have reached a compromise; I celebrate on both days. It's like the Sunday-slava situation. They don't rest on Sunday but I do; and they celebrate slavas but I don't. So those turn into double holidays!

Kind of, yes, it is well-known. The original topic was about SANTA and not Christmas, please do not divert it.

So on what days does Santa come in Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Russia?
It's not on December 25, neither on January 7.

If you live in Juzna Srbija you should know the corresponding dates like 1-2-3. (Honcho, 22 November 2018 16:44)

Now you should start apologizing to Zhukov for continuing to tease him about his silly belief in Santa Claus.

JS, no more, or less, than Croatia, BiH, Macedonia, Albania, and Montenegro. Take the coasts away from throw of these and they're a third world country. Plus, I would rather live with their conscience than Croatia's - historically speaking, of course!!!
(CHi, 21 November 2018 11:24)

Well guess what, they have a coastline and you dont so bad luck.

You should check Serbia's own past before casting shade, ranging from the crimes of the 1990s to historical revisionism of their role during WWII. Given more recent events i would pick Croatia's over Serbia's any day - historically speaking of course!

Westernized and exceedingly lazy ones even connect this long string of no-work days back to "Western Christmas" on the 25th of December. Talk about a long holiday vacation!
(JS, 21 November 2018 16:17)

Kind of, yes, it is well-known. The original topic was about SANTA and not Christmas, please do not divert it.

So on what days does Santa come in Serbia, Croatia, Hungary, Russia?
It's not on December 25, neither on January 7.

If you live in Juzna Srbija you should know the corresponding dates like 1-2-3.

how come a regular "Russian with American background" does not correct my typo citing a work of Griboyedov?
(Honcho, 21 November 2018 15:46)

I stand corrected: he did the Griboyedov-job 100% in the mean time, apologies to the "victim".

>Now you should start apologizing to Zhukov for
>continuing to tease him about his silly belief in Santa Claus.
(JS, 22 November 2018 17:43)

OK, OK - hope your evening was fine today.