Croatian President Stjepan Mesić said Croatia and Kosovo have well-developed bilateral cooperation at all levels and this cooperation should be strengthened.
"you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia, which, tragically, has sported some of the worst and sleaziest of politicians imaginable.
be well and thank you for your comments, your support."
roberto / frisco
(roberto, 3 April 2009 05:05)
Roberto, you win first prize.
You sound like he is supporting you. Is he? Are you Albanian?
you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia
roberto / frisco
(roberto, 3 April 2009 05:05)
Roberto, if you mean it seriously, your naïvity knows no borders.
He was one who destroyed it. He also said, Croatians won the WW-II twice: once as they joined Hitler, second time as they joined Tito.
If there is afterlife, Mesic will be pleased with hot sandwiches served by Miloshevic, in a very hot place.
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And the friend you were refering to is Serbia?
(arti, 2 April 2009 18:53)
Many Serbs I know are NOT anti-Albanian at all. Many like to work with them. But of course they (and myself) disagree with many things. This is what I mean. But politicians like Mesic are not to be trusted. They already did prove who they are ( = communist apparatchiks).
I think, I wasted more time to speak about this communist with twisted soul than he deserves.
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I guess NATO and EU has completely brain washed Mesic.
(Another Canadian Serb, 2 April 2009 14:43)
Not at all. A good communist has an ability to change the orientation at any time as the momentarily situation seem to favor. There is a famous (East) German word for that kind of behavior: "Wendehals".
From that point of view I would say: it's rather Mesic who did brainwash NATO and the EU (and of course Roberto from SF). No wonder, only ones who did live a while under communists can recognize a real communist. I am almost crying because of nostalgia, such a familiar feeling to see a real commie.
Mr Mesic is nothing but a former communist apparatchik who has changed his colours many times following the current political trends. If anything his comments are in bad taste and Serbia should send a complaining note to their ambasador for meddling in our internal affairs. Mr Mesic would be wiser to look into his own courtyard and solve the problem of almost 300,000 Serbs expeled from Croatia who are still waiting for return! I wont even comment their conflict with Slovenia over few square kilometres of sea but it springs to mind Croatian hypocrisy over Kosovo recognition. If Serbia was spitefull it could support the Slovenian cause if nothing else then on the principle of reciprocity. And finaly, I wonder what interest will Croatia have from failed and corrupt regime of Kosovo? The answer is none, just a bitter aftertaste in their mouths when they finaly realize that they lost some true friends.
When was Bosnia a part of Croatia? Never. Croats in Bosnia always knew they lived in Bosnia. Kosovo is a part of Serbia and Serbs in Kosovo are citizens of Serbia not some fake terrorists run fictional Kosovo state.
Mr. Mesic, for someone who says he is freinds with Tadic you sure take liberty in sticking your nose in Serbia's business. Friends don't presume to tell their friends what to do.
I think Tadic needs to get better friends.
(Peggy, 2 April 2009 23:43)
Better friends?, fly to Moscow I guess!.
First of all Mr Mesic is talking about Kosova and not Serbia(two different countries), second is that whenever someone close to Albanians speaks good for Kosova you Serbs get very angry LOL. We Albos don't really care who are Serbia's allies... we know we belong in Europe while majority of Serbs still think and hope to have a little Russia in the Ballkans.
Mr.Mesic's interview with BBC(in Albanian) was far more devastating for those who haven't realized the new reality in the Ballkans yet.
Congrats Croatia and Albania on becoming a NATO members.
Thank you, mr. mesic for your support and wisdom, again. you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia, which, tragically, has sported some of the worst and sleaziest of politicians imaginable.
be well and thank you for your comments, your support.
I think Mr. Mesic should put things in the proper perspective. The situation in Kosmet is nothing like the situation in Bosnia, it is far more like the situation in Croatia and Krajina. If he wants to maintain a principled approach he should let the Krajina Serbs return, let the Krajina Serbs separate from Croatia and tell the remaining Croats in Republika Krajina to like and accept the new Serb State. Then he would maintain a prinicpled,fair approach to things.
Mr. Mesic, for someone who says he is freinds with Tadic you sure take liberty in sticking your nose in Serbia's business. Friends don't presume to tell their friends what to do.
Nothing unites better than a joint rival but those are temporary blocks. Remember Janatah Party united by hatred towards Indira Ghandi and ruined soon after they came to power. So the man must think twice of what this "friendship" can drive to.
Spain pulled out of Kosovo and all the West did was moan. Spain can easily block Kosovo's SAA and no one will do anything about it. There are four more countries who will do the same (given Kosovo's economic state, even Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia will be in the EU by then, and all are anti-Kosovo independence as well).
Thank you Mr Mesic, we too praise your country and your help you have shown after the legal declaration of our Independence. Your words as a former Republic of Jugoslavia holds more value than others, thank you once again.
(Pejoni, 2 April 2009 12:11)
Pejoni, whom do you like more:
1) a friend with angry, bitter words
2) an enemy who talks sweat and smiles - but holds the knife to stab you.
This is a cynical populist, communist (in worst sense) till his bones. He talks sweet to you because now it's in his interest.
If it would be in his interest, he would sing "od Topole pa do..." tomorrow and become a bigger Orthodox than the Patriarkh of Moscow.
Mesic's comments are a clear violation of Serbia's domestic politics. Why does he feel the need to lecture Serbia or formulate Serbia's policy towards its own provincial county? It will be a bitter pill for the Albanians when real negotiations are imposed upon them by their so-protectors.
This toothless government of yellows should have expelled the Croat ambassador a long time ago, but of course Tadic did not because those were not his orders from Munter.
Recognizing an illegal state on Serbia's soil is an act of aggression, and Mesic and others should be treated as aggressors.
As for naive Serbs who vacation in Croatia and get their tires slashed, their cars vandalized - they deserve it!! Next time think before spending money in a hostile country that wants Serbs wiped out.
Serbs in our southern province cannot be compared to Croats in Bosnia because Kosovo de jure is part of Serbia,the world community recognizes our soverenity,also UN and EU,Arab league,defacto it is under foreign occupation while Bosnia is an independent state that has nothing to do with Croatia.
Second:
Mesic is playing a very negative role by stirring up trouble in Bosnia whenever he can,ranting against the RS and its democratic leader Dodik,meeting with Muslim and Croatian members of the presidency but not with its Serb members.
He was the mastermind in Tudjmans government behind the expulsion of 700 000 Serbs from Croatia and praised I quote that "We Croats won twice in WW2,the first time when we collaborated with Hitler,the second time when we joined Tito`s partisans."
He is a vicious Croatian nationalist that changes his story according to the changing music.
That makes him much more dangerous than the antisemite and die hard nationalist Tudjman.
The problem is Mesić, with the Croatian tourist industry crumbling and no Serbians in sight, the much needed tourists will not be coming from KiM anytime soon either. The Albanians will be going to the Albanian coast while Serbians will likely go to Greece and Cyprus so you can try but accept the fact that Croatia is in for some extremely hard times.
Kosovo independence is dead and if you prefer to waste your resources there, it will only make matters worse I'm afraid.
Thank you Mr Mesic, we too praise your country and your help you have shown after the legal declaration of our Independence. Your words as a former Republic of Jugoslavia holds more value than others, thank you once again.
Mr. Mesic, needs to be reminded that Kosovo is Serbia. What a pity that we have Croatia telling Serbia where its border and where its territory is.
Mesic's diplomacy is in poor taste.
Perhaps Mesic can apply the same logic to the 400000 Serbs he expelled in 1995 except guess what he doesn't want them back and a Serb living in Croatia would hardly have a easy time. Enough of this buffoon's comments.He should concentrate on his Ustashe movement at home which is unreal in a so called civilised country.The Croats deny genocide on the Serbs in 1941 and the fact that so few Serbs have returned says everything about Mesic's country.
" it would also be good for Belgrade to tell the Kosovo Serbs that Kosovo is their homeland, that they are Kosovo citizens, and that their policies should be pursued together with the other citizens of Kosovo,” Mesić surmised"
Same message was sent by UK and France ambassador yesterday. No EU unless Serbia comes to terms with the war in the 90's and "improve" relations with Kosova--we know what that means. Both interviews are in Politika.
Meanwhile Thaci is meeting with Solana today regarding Kosova's SAA and Eu integration the day after Albanians SAA came into full effect. Not even Spain will block Kosova's initial EU steps, the rest will be solved in the next 1-2 years.
Serbia is losing precious time (like they did with NATO membership and Albanian got in first.)
Croatian relations with Kosovo Albanian authorities are great? Perhaps, but what use is that to Croatia?
I think that Mesic should spend a little more time working with his neighbours on serious issues, rather than doing a PR job and accepting the VIP treatment on a Kosovo radio station and essentially doing nothing.
Thank you Mr Mesic, we too praise your country and your help you have shown after the legal declaration of our Independence. Your words as a former Republic of Jugoslavia holds more value than others, thank you once again.
Croatian relations with Kosovo Albanian authorities are great? Perhaps, but what use is that to Croatia?
I think that Mesic should spend a little more time working with his neighbours on serious issues, rather than doing a PR job and accepting the VIP treatment on a Kosovo radio station and essentially doing nothing.
Serbs in our southern province cannot be compared to Croats in Bosnia because Kosovo de jure is part of Serbia,the world community recognizes our soverenity,also UN and EU,Arab league,defacto it is under foreign occupation while Bosnia is an independent state that has nothing to do with Croatia.
Second:
Mesic is playing a very negative role by stirring up trouble in Bosnia whenever he can,ranting against the RS and its democratic leader Dodik,meeting with Muslim and Croatian members of the presidency but not with its Serb members.
He was the mastermind in Tudjmans government behind the expulsion of 700 000 Serbs from Croatia and praised I quote that "We Croats won twice in WW2,the first time when we collaborated with Hitler,the second time when we joined Tito`s partisans."
He is a vicious Croatian nationalist that changes his story according to the changing music.
That makes him much more dangerous than the antisemite and die hard nationalist Tudjman.
" it would also be good for Belgrade to tell the Kosovo Serbs that Kosovo is their homeland, that they are Kosovo citizens, and that their policies should be pursued together with the other citizens of Kosovo,” Mesić surmised"
Same message was sent by UK and France ambassador yesterday. No EU unless Serbia comes to terms with the war in the 90's and "improve" relations with Kosova--we know what that means. Both interviews are in Politika.
Meanwhile Thaci is meeting with Solana today regarding Kosova's SAA and Eu integration the day after Albanians SAA came into full effect. Not even Spain will block Kosova's initial EU steps, the rest will be solved in the next 1-2 years.
Serbia is losing precious time (like they did with NATO membership and Albanian got in first.)
The problem is Mesić, with the Croatian tourist industry crumbling and no Serbians in sight, the much needed tourists will not be coming from KiM anytime soon either. The Albanians will be going to the Albanian coast while Serbians will likely go to Greece and Cyprus so you can try but accept the fact that Croatia is in for some extremely hard times.
Kosovo independence is dead and if you prefer to waste your resources there, it will only make matters worse I'm afraid.
Mr. Mesic, needs to be reminded that Kosovo is Serbia. What a pity that we have Croatia telling Serbia where its border and where its territory is.
Mesic's diplomacy is in poor taste.
Perhaps Mesic can apply the same logic to the 400000 Serbs he expelled in 1995 except guess what he doesn't want them back and a Serb living in Croatia would hardly have a easy time. Enough of this buffoon's comments.He should concentrate on his Ustashe movement at home which is unreal in a so called civilised country.The Croats deny genocide on the Serbs in 1941 and the fact that so few Serbs have returned says everything about Mesic's country.
Thank you Mr Mesic, we too praise your country and your help you have shown after the legal declaration of our Independence. Your words as a former Republic of Jugoslavia holds more value than others, thank you once again.
(Pejoni, 2 April 2009 12:11)
Pejoni, whom do you like more:
1) a friend with angry, bitter words
2) an enemy who talks sweat and smiles - but holds the knife to stab you.
This is a cynical populist, communist (in worst sense) till his bones. He talks sweet to you because now it's in his interest.
If it would be in his interest, he would sing "od Topole pa do..." tomorrow and become a bigger Orthodox than the Patriarkh of Moscow.
Mesic's comments are a clear violation of Serbia's domestic politics. Why does he feel the need to lecture Serbia or formulate Serbia's policy towards its own provincial county? It will be a bitter pill for the Albanians when real negotiations are imposed upon them by their so-protectors.
This toothless government of yellows should have expelled the Croat ambassador a long time ago, but of course Tadic did not because those were not his orders from Munter.
Recognizing an illegal state on Serbia's soil is an act of aggression, and Mesic and others should be treated as aggressors.
As for naive Serbs who vacation in Croatia and get their tires slashed, their cars vandalized - they deserve it!! Next time think before spending money in a hostile country that wants Serbs wiped out.
Spain pulled out of Kosovo and all the West did was moan. Spain can easily block Kosovo's SAA and no one will do anything about it. There are four more countries who will do the same (given Kosovo's economic state, even Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia will be in the EU by then, and all are anti-Kosovo independence as well).
Mr. Mesic, for someone who says he is freinds with Tadic you sure take liberty in sticking your nose in Serbia's business. Friends don't presume to tell their friends what to do.
I think Mr. Mesic should put things in the proper perspective. The situation in Kosmet is nothing like the situation in Bosnia, it is far more like the situation in Croatia and Krajina. If he wants to maintain a principled approach he should let the Krajina Serbs return, let the Krajina Serbs separate from Croatia and tell the remaining Croats in Republika Krajina to like and accept the new Serb State. Then he would maintain a prinicpled,fair approach to things.
Mr. Mesic, for someone who says he is freinds with Tadic you sure take liberty in sticking your nose in Serbia's business. Friends don't presume to tell their friends what to do.
I think Tadic needs to get better friends.
(Peggy, 2 April 2009 23:43)
Better friends?, fly to Moscow I guess!.
First of all Mr Mesic is talking about Kosova and not Serbia(two different countries), second is that whenever someone close to Albanians speaks good for Kosova you Serbs get very angry LOL. We Albos don't really care who are Serbia's allies... we know we belong in Europe while majority of Serbs still think and hope to have a little Russia in the Ballkans.
Mr.Mesic's interview with BBC(in Albanian) was far more devastating for those who haven't realized the new reality in the Ballkans yet.
Congrats Croatia and Albania on becoming a NATO members.
Nothing unites better than a joint rival but those are temporary blocks. Remember Janatah Party united by hatred towards Indira Ghandi and ruined soon after they came to power. So the man must think twice of what this "friendship" can drive to.
Mr Mesic is nothing but a former communist apparatchik who has changed his colours many times following the current political trends. If anything his comments are in bad taste and Serbia should send a complaining note to their ambasador for meddling in our internal affairs. Mr Mesic would be wiser to look into his own courtyard and solve the problem of almost 300,000 Serbs expeled from Croatia who are still waiting for return! I wont even comment their conflict with Slovenia over few square kilometres of sea but it springs to mind Croatian hypocrisy over Kosovo recognition. If Serbia was spitefull it could support the Slovenian cause if nothing else then on the principle of reciprocity. And finaly, I wonder what interest will Croatia have from failed and corrupt regime of Kosovo? The answer is none, just a bitter aftertaste in their mouths when they finaly realize that they lost some true friends.
When was Bosnia a part of Croatia? Never. Croats in Bosnia always knew they lived in Bosnia. Kosovo is a part of Serbia and Serbs in Kosovo are citizens of Serbia not some fake terrorists run fictional Kosovo state.
you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia
roberto / frisco
(roberto, 3 April 2009 05:05)
Roberto, if you mean it seriously, your naïvity knows no borders.
He was one who destroyed it. He also said, Croatians won the WW-II twice: once as they joined Hitler, second time as they joined Tito.
If there is afterlife, Mesic will be pleased with hot sandwiches served by Miloshevic, in a very hot place.
---------------------
And the friend you were refering to is Serbia?
(arti, 2 April 2009 18:53)
Many Serbs I know are NOT anti-Albanian at all. Many like to work with them. But of course they (and myself) disagree with many things. This is what I mean. But politicians like Mesic are not to be trusted. They already did prove who they are ( = communist apparatchiks).
I think, I wasted more time to speak about this communist with twisted soul than he deserves.
---------------------
I guess NATO and EU has completely brain washed Mesic.
(Another Canadian Serb, 2 April 2009 14:43)
Not at all. A good communist has an ability to change the orientation at any time as the momentarily situation seem to favor. There is a famous (East) German word for that kind of behavior: "Wendehals".
From that point of view I would say: it's rather Mesic who did brainwash NATO and the EU (and of course Roberto from SF). No wonder, only ones who did live a while under communists can recognize a real communist. I am almost crying because of nostalgia, such a familiar feeling to see a real commie.
Thank you, mr. mesic for your support and wisdom, again. you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia, which, tragically, has sported some of the worst and sleaziest of politicians imaginable.
be well and thank you for your comments, your support.
"you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia, which, tragically, has sported some of the worst and sleaziest of politicians imaginable.
be well and thank you for your comments, your support."
roberto / frisco
(roberto, 3 April 2009 05:05)
Roberto, you win first prize.
You sound like he is supporting you. Is he? Are you Albanian?
Thank you Mr Mesic, we too praise your country and your help you have shown after the legal declaration of our Independence. Your words as a former Republic of Jugoslavia holds more value than others, thank you once again.
Serbs in our southern province cannot be compared to Croats in Bosnia because Kosovo de jure is part of Serbia,the world community recognizes our soverenity,also UN and EU,Arab league,defacto it is under foreign occupation while Bosnia is an independent state that has nothing to do with Croatia.
Second:
Mesic is playing a very negative role by stirring up trouble in Bosnia whenever he can,ranting against the RS and its democratic leader Dodik,meeting with Muslim and Croatian members of the presidency but not with its Serb members.
He was the mastermind in Tudjmans government behind the expulsion of 700 000 Serbs from Croatia and praised I quote that "We Croats won twice in WW2,the first time when we collaborated with Hitler,the second time when we joined Tito`s partisans."
He is a vicious Croatian nationalist that changes his story according to the changing music.
That makes him much more dangerous than the antisemite and die hard nationalist Tudjman.
" it would also be good for Belgrade to tell the Kosovo Serbs that Kosovo is their homeland, that they are Kosovo citizens, and that their policies should be pursued together with the other citizens of Kosovo,” Mesić surmised"
Same message was sent by UK and France ambassador yesterday. No EU unless Serbia comes to terms with the war in the 90's and "improve" relations with Kosova--we know what that means. Both interviews are in Politika.
Meanwhile Thaci is meeting with Solana today regarding Kosova's SAA and Eu integration the day after Albanians SAA came into full effect. Not even Spain will block Kosova's initial EU steps, the rest will be solved in the next 1-2 years.
Serbia is losing precious time (like they did with NATO membership and Albanian got in first.)
The problem is Mesić, with the Croatian tourist industry crumbling and no Serbians in sight, the much needed tourists will not be coming from KiM anytime soon either. The Albanians will be going to the Albanian coast while Serbians will likely go to Greece and Cyprus so you can try but accept the fact that Croatia is in for some extremely hard times.
Kosovo independence is dead and if you prefer to waste your resources there, it will only make matters worse I'm afraid.
Mr. Mesic, needs to be reminded that Kosovo is Serbia. What a pity that we have Croatia telling Serbia where its border and where its territory is.
Mesic's diplomacy is in poor taste.
Perhaps Mesic can apply the same logic to the 400000 Serbs he expelled in 1995 except guess what he doesn't want them back and a Serb living in Croatia would hardly have a easy time. Enough of this buffoon's comments.He should concentrate on his Ustashe movement at home which is unreal in a so called civilised country.The Croats deny genocide on the Serbs in 1941 and the fact that so few Serbs have returned says everything about Mesic's country.
This toothless government of yellows should have expelled the Croat ambassador a long time ago, but of course Tadic did not because those were not his orders from Munter.
Recognizing an illegal state on Serbia's soil is an act of aggression, and Mesic and others should be treated as aggressors.
As for naive Serbs who vacation in Croatia and get their tires slashed, their cars vandalized - they deserve it!! Next time think before spending money in a hostile country that wants Serbs wiped out.
Croatian relations with Kosovo Albanian authorities are great? Perhaps, but what use is that to Croatia?
I think that Mesic should spend a little more time working with his neighbours on serious issues, rather than doing a PR job and accepting the VIP treatment on a Kosovo radio station and essentially doing nothing.
Thank you Mr Mesic, we too praise your country and your help you have shown after the legal declaration of our Independence. Your words as a former Republic of Jugoslavia holds more value than others, thank you once again.
(Pejoni, 2 April 2009 12:11)
Pejoni, whom do you like more:
1) a friend with angry, bitter words
2) an enemy who talks sweat and smiles - but holds the knife to stab you.
This is a cynical populist, communist (in worst sense) till his bones. He talks sweet to you because now it's in his interest.
If it would be in his interest, he would sing "od Topole pa do..." tomorrow and become a bigger Orthodox than the Patriarkh of Moscow.
Mesic's comments are a clear violation of Serbia's domestic politics. Why does he feel the need to lecture Serbia or formulate Serbia's policy towards its own provincial county? It will be a bitter pill for the Albanians when real negotiations are imposed upon them by their so-protectors.
Spain pulled out of Kosovo and all the West did was moan. Spain can easily block Kosovo's SAA and no one will do anything about it. There are four more countries who will do the same (given Kosovo's economic state, even Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia will be in the EU by then, and all are anti-Kosovo independence as well).
Thank you, mr. mesic for your support and wisdom, again. you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia, which, tragically, has sported some of the worst and sleaziest of politicians imaginable.
be well and thank you for your comments, your support.
Mr. Mesic, for someone who says he is freinds with Tadic you sure take liberty in sticking your nose in Serbia's business. Friends don't presume to tell their friends what to do.
Mr. Mesic, for someone who says he is freinds with Tadic you sure take liberty in sticking your nose in Serbia's business. Friends don't presume to tell their friends what to do.
I think Tadic needs to get better friends.
(Peggy, 2 April 2009 23:43)
Better friends?, fly to Moscow I guess!.
First of all Mr Mesic is talking about Kosova and not Serbia(two different countries), second is that whenever someone close to Albanians speaks good for Kosova you Serbs get very angry LOL. We Albos don't really care who are Serbia's allies... we know we belong in Europe while majority of Serbs still think and hope to have a little Russia in the Ballkans.
Mr.Mesic's interview with BBC(in Albanian) was far more devastating for those who haven't realized the new reality in the Ballkans yet.
Congrats Croatia and Albania on becoming a NATO members.
I think Mr. Mesic should put things in the proper perspective. The situation in Kosmet is nothing like the situation in Bosnia, it is far more like the situation in Croatia and Krajina. If he wants to maintain a principled approach he should let the Krajina Serbs return, let the Krajina Serbs separate from Croatia and tell the remaining Croats in Republika Krajina to like and accept the new Serb State. Then he would maintain a prinicpled,fair approach to things.
Nothing unites better than a joint rival but those are temporary blocks. Remember Janatah Party united by hatred towards Indira Ghandi and ruined soon after they came to power. So the man must think twice of what this "friendship" can drive to.
When was Bosnia a part of Croatia? Never. Croats in Bosnia always knew they lived in Bosnia. Kosovo is a part of Serbia and Serbs in Kosovo are citizens of Serbia not some fake terrorists run fictional Kosovo state.
Mr Mesic is nothing but a former communist apparatchik who has changed his colours many times following the current political trends. If anything his comments are in bad taste and Serbia should send a complaining note to their ambasador for meddling in our internal affairs. Mr Mesic would be wiser to look into his own courtyard and solve the problem of almost 300,000 Serbs expeled from Croatia who are still waiting for return! I wont even comment their conflict with Slovenia over few square kilometres of sea but it springs to mind Croatian hypocrisy over Kosovo recognition. If Serbia was spitefull it could support the Slovenian cause if nothing else then on the principle of reciprocity. And finaly, I wonder what interest will Croatia have from failed and corrupt regime of Kosovo? The answer is none, just a bitter aftertaste in their mouths when they finaly realize that they lost some true friends.
you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia
roberto / frisco
(roberto, 3 April 2009 05:05)
Roberto, if you mean it seriously, your naïvity knows no borders.
He was one who destroyed it. He also said, Croatians won the WW-II twice: once as they joined Hitler, second time as they joined Tito.
If there is afterlife, Mesic will be pleased with hot sandwiches served by Miloshevic, in a very hot place.
---------------------
And the friend you were refering to is Serbia?
(arti, 2 April 2009 18:53)
Many Serbs I know are NOT anti-Albanian at all. Many like to work with them. But of course they (and myself) disagree with many things. This is what I mean. But politicians like Mesic are not to be trusted. They already did prove who they are ( = communist apparatchiks).
I think, I wasted more time to speak about this communist with twisted soul than he deserves.
---------------------
I guess NATO and EU has completely brain washed Mesic.
(Another Canadian Serb, 2 April 2009 14:43)
Not at all. A good communist has an ability to change the orientation at any time as the momentarily situation seem to favor. There is a famous (East) German word for that kind of behavior: "Wendehals".
From that point of view I would say: it's rather Mesic who did brainwash NATO and the EU (and of course Roberto from SF). No wonder, only ones who did live a while under communists can recognize a real communist. I am almost crying because of nostalgia, such a familiar feeling to see a real commie.
"you are among the best and brightest to come out of the former yugoslavia, which, tragically, has sported some of the worst and sleaziest of politicians imaginable.
be well and thank you for your comments, your support."
roberto / frisco
(roberto, 3 April 2009 05:05)
Roberto, you win first prize.
You sound like he is supporting you. Is he? Are you Albanian?
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