Pristina: Session on special court postponed

Not surprising at all. If you propose criminals to set up a court investigating in crimes of criminals, what do you expect will happen?

Most likely the exact same reaction you get from any Serb when mentioning the ICTY or Hague.
(just a note, 29 May 2015 16:06)

Most Serbs at this point neither care nor are interested. If you want to see a bunch of people go out of their way to prevent truth and justice destroying a vision of national greatness, look where the red and black is flown.

Not surprising at all. If you propose criminals to set up a court investigating in crimes of criminals, what do you expect will happen?
(Questioner, 29 May 2015 13:39)
Most likely the exact same reaction you get from any Serb when mentioning the ICTY or Hague.

Maybe you should read B92 comments and listen to your politicians a little more before opening mouth! Just because you say it does not make it a "fact"!
(just a note, 29 May 2015 22:57)

Really? B92 comments? Are you nuts? You think comments on the Internet count as something representative of the entire population? By that logic, Albanians are one of the most aggressive and uncultured people in Europe - based on B92 comments. As for what politicians say, they have to say something. Just like Thaci angrily dismissing any accusation he took part in war crimes or opposing any ruling that proves a member of the KLA was guilty of committing atrocities. But what is he going to do? The same as Serb, Croatian, or Bosnian politicians when confronted with these realities: absolutely nothing. What I say is far more "factual" than what you said.

Most Serbs at this point neither care nor are interested. If you want to see a bunch of people go out of their way to prevent truth and justice destroying a vision of national greatness, look where the red and black is flown.
(just the facts, 29 May 2015 16:32
Maybe you should read B92 comments and listen to your politicians a little more before opening mouth! Just because you say it does not make it a "fact"!

Not surprising at all. If you propose criminals to set up a court investigating in crimes of criminals, what do you expect will happen?
(Questioner, 29 May 2015 13:39)
Most likely the exact same reaction you get from any Serb when mentioning the ICTY or Hague.

Maybe you should read B92 comments and listen to your politicians a little more before opening mouth! Just because you say it does not make it a "fact"!
(just a note, 29 May 2015 22:57)

Really? B92 comments? Are you nuts? You think comments on the Internet count as something representative of the entire population? By that logic, Albanians are one of the most aggressive and uncultured people in Europe - based on B92 comments. As for what politicians say, they have to say something. Just like Thaci angrily dismissing any accusation he took part in war crimes or opposing any ruling that proves a member of the KLA was guilty of committing atrocities. But what is he going to do? The same as Serb, Croatian, or Bosnian politicians when confronted with these realities: absolutely nothing. What I say is far more "factual" than what you said.

Not surprising at all. If you propose criminals to set up a court investigating in crimes of criminals, what do you expect will happen?

Most likely the exact same reaction you get from any Serb when mentioning the ICTY or Hague.
(just a note, 29 May 2015 16:06)

Most Serbs at this point neither care nor are interested. If you want to see a bunch of people go out of their way to prevent truth and justice destroying a vision of national greatness, look where the red and black is flown.

Most Serbs at this point neither care nor are interested. If you want to see a bunch of people go out of their way to prevent truth and justice destroying a vision of national greatness, look where the red and black is flown.
(just the facts, 29 May 2015 16:32
Maybe you should read B92 comments and listen to your politicians a little more before opening mouth! Just because you say it does not make it a "fact"!