Leaders of Balkans, unite

Would be nice if Erdogan wouldn't have the dream being Islamic Emir of Balkans, jerusalem and Armenia. Unfortunately, the most Jugoslavian and most secular city of the whole area is precisely Sarajevo - so he should work harder.

Keep that guy far away from my trunk!

Wasn't that county of peace and stability called Yugoslavia? Certainly the communists needed a strong push out the door, along with the nationists Tudjman, Milosevic and Alia...yet that county/region did exist. Together, we just screwed the pooch by allowing war to replace dialogue.

I think this guy is anxious to work with puppets again. Just look at his hand and fingers on the photo.

Perhaps you object because both of the Turkish Foreign Minister's grandparents spoke Albanian.
(The Count of Kosova, 31 August 2011 07:39)

C'mon - didn't I say quite a few times I rather work with Albanians together than Chinese?

And who is who (Albanian, Serb, what-not) is not clear anymore. See "Kelmendi" clan: Albanian or Serb?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelmend_region

As they say:

"There are sources that point that the Kelmendi (Serbian: Клименти, Klimenti) are of Serb origin, that the founder came from the Morača i.e. Piperi i.e. Herzegovina. A certain Klmen (or Amati) from Kuči settled first in Hoti then re-settled in the present clan area. Among some Kelmends, Nikola Oštroumni Kolmendija (Nikola "Sharp-minded" Kolmendija) is the founding father.
According to Montenegrin historian Mitar Vlahović, the Klimenti are "kin" to the Moračani."

I think this guy once said that the best thing that happened to the Balkans was Turkish domination and that that situtation should be restored.
Aspirations for another Ottoman empire?

Would be nice if Erdogan wouldn't have the dream being Islamic Emir of Balkans, jerusalem and Armenia. Unfortunately, the most Jugoslavian and most secular city of the whole area is precisely Sarajevo - so he should work harder.
(Ataman, 30 August 2011 12:30)

Ataman,

Perhaps you object because both of the Turkish Foreign Minister's grandparents spoke Albanian.

Too bad his fingers are blocking his palm.

Would be nice if Erdogan wouldn't have the dream being Islamic Emir of Balkans, jerusalem and Armenia. Unfortunately, the most Jugoslavian and most secular city of the whole area is precisely Sarajevo - so he should work harder.

I think this guy is anxious to work with puppets again. Just look at his hand and fingers on the photo.

Too bad his fingers are blocking his palm.

Keep that guy far away from my trunk!

Wasn't that county of peace and stability called Yugoslavia? Certainly the communists needed a strong push out the door, along with the nationists Tudjman, Milosevic and Alia...yet that county/region did exist. Together, we just screwed the pooch by allowing war to replace dialogue.

Would be nice if Erdogan wouldn't have the dream being Islamic Emir of Balkans, jerusalem and Armenia. Unfortunately, the most Jugoslavian and most secular city of the whole area is precisely Sarajevo - so he should work harder.
(Ataman, 30 August 2011 12:30)

Ataman,

Perhaps you object because both of the Turkish Foreign Minister's grandparents spoke Albanian.

I think this guy once said that the best thing that happened to the Balkans was Turkish domination and that that situtation should be restored.
Aspirations for another Ottoman empire?

Perhaps you object because both of the Turkish Foreign Minister's grandparents spoke Albanian.
(The Count of Kosova, 31 August 2011 07:39)

C'mon - didn't I say quite a few times I rather work with Albanians together than Chinese?

And who is who (Albanian, Serb, what-not) is not clear anymore. See "Kelmendi" clan: Albanian or Serb?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kelmend_region

As they say:

"There are sources that point that the Kelmendi (Serbian: Клименти, Klimenti) are of Serb origin, that the founder came from the Morača i.e. Piperi i.e. Herzegovina. A certain Klmen (or Amati) from Kuči settled first in Hoti then re-settled in the present clan area. Among some Kelmends, Nikola Oštroumni Kolmendija (Nikola "Sharp-minded" Kolmendija) is the founding father.
According to Montenegrin historian Mitar Vlahović, the Klimenti are "kin" to the Moračani."