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Batić i Mihajlović su išli noću po KiM grobljima i iskopavali mrtve Šiptare? Bizarna mašta,nema šta... :smile: Čudo jedno kako su svim tim Šiptarima patolozi konstatovali nasilnu smrt,godina 1998.-1999.
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Uostalom, zašto je stala istraga ili bar nema novih podataka ?
Ako misliš da je to Koštunjavi zaustavio - nije. Karla bi jedva čekala da može i to da mu nakači.
Nego, Karla zna jer se sa DOS-ovcima i arnautima dogovarala kako da
zalepe još nešto spektakularno. Ali to je raskrinkano.
Ako misliš da je to Koštunjavi zaustavio - nije. Karla bi jedva čekala da može i to da mu nakači.
Nego, Karla zna jer se sa DOS-ovcima i arnautima dogovarala kako da
zalepe još nešto spektakularno. Ali to je raskrinkano.
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Fagypont:
Tačno. Postoje podaci vojske Jugoslavije da su ti isti šiptari pobijeni u borbi (poimenice)
i sahranjeni na mesnim grobljima.
Pa sad ti meni objasni zašto bi Sloba ili VJ to radila. Da oplođuje vojvođansku zemlju ?
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Koštunjavi nije bio na vlasti kada se to dešavalo,tako da njemu ne može ništa da se nakači. Leševi su transportovani na Kosovo poodavno,a kako napreduje istraga mogli bismo da priupitamo aktuelnog ministra policije i premijera. Bilo bi zanimljivo čuti odgovore s obzirom na aktuelne pregovore..
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Čoveče,a mislio sam da se samo Toma razume u pogrebne poslove..Ko bi rekao da taj DOS i tako nešto može... :-)
Zašto bi zakopavao leševe u Batajnici ili topio u Dunav? Možda da ih sakriješ?
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Fagypont:
Smer je OBRNUT ! Transport je sa KiM prema severu - kako bi izgledalo da
VJ ima nameru da umanji broj šiptarskih žrtava ili eventualno samanji broj zločina.
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Fagypont:
Al si naivan ko francuska sobarica . Nema veze - dokaz ključni ti je što Karla ne frosira
tako spektakularni zločin Slobe i VJ.
A tako bi ga rado iskoristila ... al provaljeno
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Lacibg:
Bas tako!
Uzgred budi receno, isti fazon kao i u Bosni...
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A evo i najsvezijih vesti o Kostunici:
>>>Kostunica says Kosovo more important than EU membership
Serbia will continue to oppose independence for Kosovo even if its EU bid is harmed as a result, Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica told a Belgrade daily.
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica says Belgrade can agree to "substantial autonomy" but not independence for Kosovo.
Serbia will not accept independence as a solution to the Kosovo status issue, even if its EU membership bid should suffer as a result, Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said in an interview published on 31 July.
"Serbia will reject a solution that takes Kosovo away from Serbia and, very importantly, will continue to consider Kosovo part of its territory," he told the Belgrade daily Danas.
According to Kostunica, some within the international community have suggested that Serbia give up Kosovo for the sake of EU membership. While entry into the Union requires meeting certain conditions, these do not include "territorial concessions," the prime minister said.
Legally still part of Serbia, Kosovo has been under UN administration since June 1999, when a 78-day NATO intervention ended months of fighting between Kosovo Albanian guerrillas and Serb forces accused of ethnic cleansing in the province.
The 1998-1999 conflict left some 10,000 Kosovo Albanians dead and forced about 800,000 to flee their homes. Today, there are about 100,000 ethnic Serbs still living in the province, where the ethnic Albanian majority accounts for 90 per cent of its population of 2 million.
UN-led talks to determine Kosovo's final status have yet to see a significant breakthrough. The two sides remain far apart in their positions, with the Kosovo Albanians saying they will accept nothing short of independence and Serbia insisting it will agree only to "substantial autonomy".
Citing Western diplomats, Reuters reported that the major powers involved in the status process see little alternative to independence, with EU and NATO supervision for years to come.
UN Special Envoy Marrti Ahtisaari is said to be planning to brief the UN Security Council on the status negotiations in September. If an agreement has not been reached, the Security Council could impose a solution.
"Serbia's position will be to reiterate that Kosovo is a part of Serbia," said Kostunica. "This is not empty rhetoric, but a legal and constitutional formulation."
But he distanced himself from a recent statement by Tomislav Nicolic, deputy leader of the ultranationalist Serbian Radical Party, who said Serbia should "fight for Kosovo" in the event the province gains independence.
"Serbia so far has reached only for legal arguments, not force," Kostunica said. "That is how it would act in the future."
Serbian Defence Minister Zoran Stankovic said the army was not preparing for war in response to Kosovo's possible secession. "We are not thinking about armed conflicts, nor do we intend to prepare the armed forces for active participation in armed conflicts," the minister said during a visit to Novi Sad.<<<<
http://www.portalino.it/nuke/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=17767
1. crveno: Ovo je zaista lepo cuti!
2. crveno: Pogledajte kako evropske funjare peru ruke - "nemaju oni pojma da je tako nesto predlozeno"! To mora da je Kostunica izmislio!
3. i 4. crveno: Ovaj deo mi je nesto poznat.... kao da dolazi iz iste kuhinje vec mesecima!
Naravno, nisu mogli da zaobidju ni Tomu, naglasavajuci da je SRS ultranacionalisticka partija! Nesto se ne secam da SRS ima taj prefiks....
Jos samo da dodam da je ova "opaska" ministra Stankovica bila apsolutno nepotrebna - svi znamo na kakve grane je spala vojska za vreme njegovog ministrovanja...
>>>Kostunica says Kosovo more important than EU membership
Serbia will continue to oppose independence for Kosovo even if its EU bid is harmed as a result, Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica told a Belgrade daily.
Serbian Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica says Belgrade can agree to "substantial autonomy" but not independence for Kosovo.
Serbia will not accept independence as a solution to the Kosovo status issue, even if its EU membership bid should suffer as a result, Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica said in an interview published on 31 July.
"Serbia will reject a solution that takes Kosovo away from Serbia and, very importantly, will continue to consider Kosovo part of its territory," he told the Belgrade daily Danas.
According to Kostunica, some within the international community have suggested that Serbia give up Kosovo for the sake of EU membership. While entry into the Union requires meeting certain conditions, these do not include "territorial concessions," the prime minister said.
Legally still part of Serbia, Kosovo has been under UN administration since June 1999, when a 78-day NATO intervention ended months of fighting between Kosovo Albanian guerrillas and Serb forces accused of ethnic cleansing in the province.
The 1998-1999 conflict left some 10,000 Kosovo Albanians dead and forced about 800,000 to flee their homes. Today, there are about 100,000 ethnic Serbs still living in the province, where the ethnic Albanian majority accounts for 90 per cent of its population of 2 million.
UN-led talks to determine Kosovo's final status have yet to see a significant breakthrough. The two sides remain far apart in their positions, with the Kosovo Albanians saying they will accept nothing short of independence and Serbia insisting it will agree only to "substantial autonomy".
Citing Western diplomats, Reuters reported that the major powers involved in the status process see little alternative to independence, with EU and NATO supervision for years to come.
UN Special Envoy Marrti Ahtisaari is said to be planning to brief the UN Security Council on the status negotiations in September. If an agreement has not been reached, the Security Council could impose a solution.
"Serbia's position will be to reiterate that Kosovo is a part of Serbia," said Kostunica. "This is not empty rhetoric, but a legal and constitutional formulation."
But he distanced himself from a recent statement by Tomislav Nicolic, deputy leader of the ultranationalist Serbian Radical Party, who said Serbia should "fight for Kosovo" in the event the province gains independence.
"Serbia so far has reached only for legal arguments, not force," Kostunica said. "That is how it would act in the future."
Serbian Defence Minister Zoran Stankovic said the army was not preparing for war in response to Kosovo's possible secession. "We are not thinking about armed conflicts, nor do we intend to prepare the armed forces for active participation in armed conflicts," the minister said during a visit to Novi Sad.<<<<
http://www.portalino.it/nuke/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=17767
1. crveno: Ovo je zaista lepo cuti!
2. crveno: Pogledajte kako evropske funjare peru ruke - "nemaju oni pojma da je tako nesto predlozeno"! To mora da je Kostunica izmislio!
3. i 4. crveno: Ovaj deo mi je nesto poznat.... kao da dolazi iz iste kuhinje vec mesecima!
Naravno, nisu mogli da zaobidju ni Tomu, naglasavajuci da je SRS ultranacionalisticka partija! Nesto se ne secam da SRS ima taj prefiks....
Jos samo da dodam da je ova "opaska" ministra Stankovica bila apsolutno nepotrebna - svi znamo na kakve grane je spala vojska za vreme njegovog ministrovanja...
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Evo jos jednog clanka koji u sebi sadrzi onaj vec cuveni deo sto ga oznacih i u prethodnom postu - "iz iste kuhinje na razlicite stolove" ( i ovde cu ga zacrveneti):
UN says time for concessions in Kosovo talks
VIENNA, Sept 8 (Reuters) - The United Nations told Serbia on Friday the time had come to make concessions in talks on the future of its breakaway province of Kosovo, after seven months of near fruitless discussion.
U.N. deputy envoy Albert Rohan made the appeal after the latest round of direct talks between Serbia and leaders of Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority in Vienna. The West wants a deal this year, with the Albanians pushing for independence.
"The bad news is that not much progress has been achieved," Rohan told a news conference. "We have discussed everything, and the time for concessions has come."
The two-day meeting focused on self-government for the Serb minority and protection for Kosovo's rich Serb Orthodox religious heritage -- so-called technical issues that have dominated discussion so far.
Rohan said the Albanians had "really moved" on these issues. "The same is unfortunately not the case with the other party."
Legally part of Serbia, Kosovo has been run by the United Nations since 1999, when a NATO bombing campaign drove out Serb forces accused of ethnic cleansing in a two-year war with separatist guerrillas.
Some 10,000 Albanians died and 800,000 were expelled. A wave of revenge attacks after the war saw around half the Serb population flee. The 100,000 who stayed feel marginalised and under threat, targeted by sporadic violence.
Under pressure to prove their commitment to minority rights, Kosovo Albanian negotiators have dug deep to offer Serbs the institutional guarantees of a better life, diplomats say.
But Belgrade is demanding more.
Western diplomats say some form of independence for Kosovo is likely, with or without Serbian consent.
In the absence of agreement, chief envoy Martti Ahtisaari hopes to at least have a framework for how to improve life for the 100,000 remaining Serbs and protect scores of Serb Orthodox churches and monasteries.
U.N. officials say the technical talks are stuck on the number, size and powers of proposed new Serb municipalities, and Belgrade's role in supporting them.
"There were a number of minor advances, but no big leap," said Rohan.
Ahtisaari leaves next week for a series of meeting at U.N. headquarters in New York. Sources close to his office say the former Finnish president will make his proposal by November.
The Vienna talks resume on September 15.
http://kosovareport.blogspot.com/2006/09/un-says-time-for-concessions-in-kosovo.html
UN says time for concessions in Kosovo talks
VIENNA, Sept 8 (Reuters) - The United Nations told Serbia on Friday the time had come to make concessions in talks on the future of its breakaway province of Kosovo, after seven months of near fruitless discussion.
U.N. deputy envoy Albert Rohan made the appeal after the latest round of direct talks between Serbia and leaders of Kosovo's ethnic Albanian majority in Vienna. The West wants a deal this year, with the Albanians pushing for independence.
"The bad news is that not much progress has been achieved," Rohan told a news conference. "We have discussed everything, and the time for concessions has come."
The two-day meeting focused on self-government for the Serb minority and protection for Kosovo's rich Serb Orthodox religious heritage -- so-called technical issues that have dominated discussion so far.
Rohan said the Albanians had "really moved" on these issues. "The same is unfortunately not the case with the other party."
Legally part of Serbia, Kosovo has been run by the United Nations since 1999, when a NATO bombing campaign drove out Serb forces accused of ethnic cleansing in a two-year war with separatist guerrillas.
Some 10,000 Albanians died and 800,000 were expelled. A wave of revenge attacks after the war saw around half the Serb population flee. The 100,000 who stayed feel marginalised and under threat, targeted by sporadic violence.
Under pressure to prove their commitment to minority rights, Kosovo Albanian negotiators have dug deep to offer Serbs the institutional guarantees of a better life, diplomats say.
But Belgrade is demanding more.
Western diplomats say some form of independence for Kosovo is likely, with or without Serbian consent.
In the absence of agreement, chief envoy Martti Ahtisaari hopes to at least have a framework for how to improve life for the 100,000 remaining Serbs and protect scores of Serb Orthodox churches and monasteries.
U.N. officials say the technical talks are stuck on the number, size and powers of proposed new Serb municipalities, and Belgrade's role in supporting them.
"There were a number of minor advances, but no big leap," said Rohan.
Ahtisaari leaves next week for a series of meeting at U.N. headquarters in New York. Sources close to his office say the former Finnish president will make his proposal by November.
The Vienna talks resume on September 15.
http://kosovareport.blogspot.com/2006/09/un-says-time-for-concessions-in-kosovo.html
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P.S. Bila su ova dva pasusa i na drugim sajtovima vec i ranije. Mozda im dodje kao neka mantra kad je svi, sa povremenim malim korekcijama, toliko ponavljaju?
Bas me zanima ko je to PRVI patentirao, tj. - iz cije li je kuhinje izaslo...(tacno!)....
Bas me zanima ko je to PRVI patentirao, tj. - iz cije li je kuhinje izaslo...(tacno!)....
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KiM mogu da na otmu - to nije sporno, jači su...
Čak i dogovoreni stav (za sada važeči) mi se dopada :
Mi nećemo potpisati nikakvu rezoluciju koja daje KiM-u nezavisnost ...
(znači ne priznajemo ničiju odluku pa bila ona i iz UN)
Samo me je strah Tadića - Ne verujem mu ...
Čak i dogovoreni stav (za sada važeči) mi se dopada :
Mi nećemo potpisati nikakvu rezoluciju koja daje KiM-u nezavisnost ...
(znači ne priznajemo ničiju odluku pa bila ona i iz UN)
Samo me je strah Tadića - Ne verujem mu ...
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