A Wretched, Pyrrhic Victory
Consistently praised by all the enemies of Serbia, Boris Tadic is widely expected to assist in dismembering the country he's sworn to protect. Slovenian PM Janez Jansa (L) with Boris Tadic.
Severing of Kosovo Province Enters the Final Stage with Boris Gump Reelected
Together with ecstatic long-winded congratulatory messages from the U.S. State Department, Javier Solana and the EU-presiding Slovenia to Boris Tadic and the "Serbian people", after the Yellow leader barely squeezed through to get reelected as Serbian president, Serbia has received another, much more sincere, sobering message the very next day: that the illegal and unlawful EU mission to southern Serbian province of Kosovo-Metohija has been approved by the EU.
One doesn't really need to read between the lines to realize Western leaders have breathed a huge sigh of relief certainly not because they were concerned for Serbia's wellbeing, but simply because they understand Tadic's razor-edge victory as a green light to proceed with the final stage of their plan of amputating Kosovo province from the rest of Serbia.
According to Tanjug, which cites its sources within the EU in Brussels, the European Union adopted on Monday, in an "urgent procedure", a document dubbed "Joint Action" on the "legal and financial bases for sending a EU mission" to Kosovo and Metohija. Since the procedure was so urgent, one has to wonder if the EU heads were only waiting for their own candidate for Serbian presidency to declare victory, eager to push the approval of the Ahtisaari-planned EU mission through on the very same day.
Serbian news agency reports that only "a single formal step remains" until the EU mission is sent to Kosovo — a decision by the Council of Ministers on the adoption of the "Operative Plan" which gives the go-ahead for sending the mission. The mission would be dispatched only a day after the "Operative Plan" is adopted.
All this despite Serbian government's firm opposition to sending the EU mission without an adequate UN Security Council decision, since on its own, the mission has no legal basis and it directly represents the first step of the implementation of rejected Ahtisaari plan on "supervised independence" of southern Serbian province.
But the EU now believes it doesn't need a UN SC approval, or the approval of the Serbian government, since the man who refused to put his signature on a document that articulated unambiguous opposition to the EU mission being sent to Kosovo, offered to him by Prime Minister Kostunica in return for endorsement for the second round of elections, has been reelected anyway. And if Serbian president has no objections to the EU mission being sent to the territory of the country he's sworn to protect, they figure that there are no obstacles to sending the mission.
"Serbian People" or Hungarian, Croat, Albanian and Muslim Citizens of Serbia?
The showering praises and gushing congratulatory messages that have poured from Washington, Brussels and Ljubljana when it was announced Tadic has managed to scrape a victory in Serbian presidential elections inevitably speak of "Serbian people" who have "chosen the European integrations" by giving their votes to Tadic.
EU foreign policy chief Javier Solana told reporters he had congratulated Boris Tadic and "Serbian people" on Tadic's reelection, while Slovenians eulogized to the "Serbian people who have confirmed their support for democratic and European path of their homeland." Although West's collective desire to sell the whole deal as a Serbian choice is understandable, being that they desperately need to portray Tadic's reelection as Serbian consent to the loss of Kosovo-Metohija province, the fact remains that Tadic's narrow victory was neither a referendum on letting go of 15% of Serbia's historic territory, nor the expression of the wish of predominantly Serbian nationals.
Understandably, all the praises ignore the fact that Tadic has barely managed to win by less than half percent above the necessary 50%, or 2.6 percentage points more than Tomislav Nikolic, which translates to a difference of around 100,000 votes between the two candidates. More importantly, they willfully ignore Serbia's widely diverse, multi-ethnic society in which the sizable national minorities, such as Vojvodina Hungarians and Croats, as well as Presevo Valley Albanians and Raska (Sandzak) region Muslims (who call themselves "Bosniaks") have voted in droves during the election runoffs, with the single goal: to prevent Tomislav Nikolic from winning.
One only needs to take a look at votes cast during the first round of elections, held on January 20, to find that the Hungarian representative, Ishtvan Pastor of Hungarian Coalition party in Vojvodina, was given almost all the votes that represent a difference between Tadic and Nikolic: 93,039 votes from Serbia's ethnic Hungarians. At the same time, an equally marginal figure, Cedomir Jovanovic, backed by the Serbia's Albanians and other Muslims as the only Serbian politician who supports severing of Kosovo-Metohija province, gained 219,689 votes two weeks prior to Tadic's miserable victory. Everyone who knows the first thing about Cheda the Junkie and LSD LDP fanaticism knows fully well that they would rather pour gasoline over their heads and get collectively incinerated than see Tomislav Nikolic anywhere near a presidential office.
According to the local news sources, large communities of Hungarians and Croats populating mainly north of Serbia, have been pouring into the polling stations on Sunday, February 3, with military discipline, not so much to show support for Tadic, as to make sure Nikolic gets defeated. Some local TV stations have reported that "every single Hungarian in Vojvodina" voted against Tomislav Nikolic on February 3.
Meanwhile, according to Belgrade daily Glas Javnosti, British ambassador to Serbia Stephen Wordsworth allowed himself a luxury to publicly call the Albanians and other Muslims from Presevo Valley and Raska region to step up to the plate and cast their votes in order to ensure Nikolic loses the presidential bid. Readily responding, two Muslim parties from the Raska region have bragged about their help in defeating Nikolic on the very same day, announcing in the Serbian media that all the Raska Muslims "showed unity" by unanimously voting for Tadic.
British government has also financed CESID, a parallel structure to Serbia's RIK (Republic's Electoral Commission) to "count" the votes in the election runoff, and Stephen Wordsworth, the uncrowned king of cynicism, was among the first to congratulate "Serbian people" on the election results.
No Confusion in Kosovo-Metohija: Nikolic Wins Resounding 73.66% of Votes
How the actual Serbs voted is most obvious in the province of Kosovo-Metohija, where Albanians pretended no election whatsoever is taking place, so none of them took part, and where Tomislav Nikolic defeated Tadic with resounding 73.66% of votes won. Therefore, if the presidential elections in Serbia were a kind of "referendum" on the fate of Kosovo-Metohija province, Kosovo residents, whose opinion should matter far more than that of Novi Sad Hungarians, have stated their view in crystal-clear terms.
Crude EU Meddling in Serbia Elections
Right after the first round of elections, when Tomislav Nikolic surged to the top with 40% of votes won among 9 candidates, it became clear that "Serbian people" are determined to vote Boris Gump out of the office and replace him with the seasoned politician who places national interests above his personal or party-interests, and who has no intention to follow the foreign diktat, or tolerate West's extortions, blackmails and rotten carrots.
Three days later, Reuters reporter Ellie Tzortzi noted the patently obvious EU interference in Serbian presidential elections, warning that "the EU must be wary of charges it is meddling to help pro-Western President Boris Tadic defeat nationalist Tomislav Nikolic, just as Serbia's breakaway Kosovo province prepares to declare independence with the EU's blessing."
In order to boost Tadic's prospects of defeating the challenger, the EU was prepared to offer Serbia the Stabilization and Association Agreement (SAA)—considered the very doorstep to the full EU membership—on January 28, only few days before the scheduled runoff. Tzortzi quoted Danish Prime Minister as saying "it would be a good idea" to sign a formal agreement "before the second round of the Serbian presidential election to demonstrate the positive EU attitude," and briefly mentions that such opinion was shared by all representatives of the EU-member states, including the EU leadership, except for Netherlands and Belgium.
When that failed, the EU heads devised a non-SAA "political agreement", which is quite unique in the sense that no other country wishing to join the union was ever proposed anything similar and, more importantly, which offers no territorial guarantees to Serbia but, through some cosmetic, superficial benefits, such as relaxed visa regimes and trade conditions, intends to anesthetize the Serbs in order to sever their Kosovo province with less noise, mess and fuss. They announced this "offer" few days before the February 3 election runoffs, as something that will be available to Serbia for signing on February 7.
But the rotten carrot and British ambassador's crude interventions in the midst of Serbian election were far from being the only ways the Western officials have been influencing the outcome of the presidential elections in Serbia. As Neil Clark aptly noted, "the US and the EU have made [...] quite clear [...] the consequences which would follow if the Serbs decided to elect the Radical Party's Tomislav Nikolic [...], a man they describe as "ultra nationalist", as their country's new President this weekend. If Serbia does not vote the 'right way', the country faces 'isolation' and will be treated as 'the Belarus of Europe', western officials have warned".
Foreign-Owned Media in Serbia Unleash Ferocious Pro-Tadic, Anti-Nikolic Campaign
Serbian media, almost entirely owned by the German, British and American corporations, has been running a similar pro-Tadic, anti-Nikolic campaign throughout, reaching the fever-pitch after the first round of elections. Serbian citizens were exposed to toxic daily fumes generated by the numerous op-eds, articles and "analysis" extolling the virtues of joining the EU, while at the same time exploiting the fears of "going back into the 1990s" — the poverty, isolation and wars, even suggesting the possibility of economic sanctions and another round of NATO bombardment (?!). The choice, as presented by the Yellow party politicians and Soros-owned media in Serbia was clear: either the bright and sunny future in the European Utopia (Boris Tadic), or return to the dark and gloomy hellhole from the time of bruising sanctions, Western aggression and merciless punishment (Tomislav Nikolic).
Apart from the unrelenting media campaign almost without exception drumming up Tadic as the only acceptable candidate, the Yellow camp showed they are not above the basest, sleaziest tricks to help them stay in power.
Yellow Camp's Sleaze
One of the slimiest moves of Tadic's supporters was to invent the alleged "endorsement" of Russian President Vladimir Putin, as if he personally favors Tadic over Nikolic. Even though Russian leadership, in stark contrast to the Western officials, has demonstrated an admirable level of chivalry and non-interference in staying neutral all the way and allowing citizens of Serbia to vote according to their conscious, Tadic's team understood fully well they urgently need every inch of support they can pry, so they brazenly manufactured Putin's support.
Being that Kremlin office takes care of even the small details and niceties such as expressions of condolences, presidential birthdays, congratulatory messages and similar, and that Tadic's birthday happens to fall on January 15, Tadic has once again received a birthday card from President Putin's office, just like the year before and the one before that and every year since he became Serbian president in 2004. But, unlike ever before, this time around the entirely innocent, non-committal wish for a happy birthday that coincided with the election in Serbia, was fervently publicized and advertised throughout Serbia, as Putin's personal endorsement of Boris Tadic in the presidential elections.
According to some reports, Tadic has fought tooth-and-nail to squeeze into the Serbian government delegation on the occasion of signing the agreement with Russian energy giant, Gazprom. Such an occasion, although immensely important for Serbian state, has in no way necessitated the presence of Boris Tadic, being that it was the deal worked out by the Serbian government and Prime Minister Kostunica and that members of Tadic's party within the government were expressly against the agreement, almost ruining the whole deal if it wasn't for direct intervention of the Serbian Premier. But, nevertheless, using and abusing every opportunity for catching some limelight and hijacking some of the credit for any positive development was a primal urge, capable of overriding any sense of common decency.
A Wretched Victory No One Would Wish
Add to all that a relentless smear campaign against Tomislav Nikolic (charged of using services of an American PR agency to "brush-up" his public appearances, a malicious lie that was quickly denied by the agency cited; accused of planning to assign a prime ministerial post to Vojislav Seselj, rotting in the Hague prison for five years while awaiting his "trial" for politically incorrect opinions and verbal offenses to start, etc.), the reports of Tadic's supporters visiting Serbian voters in person, door-to-door, and offering paychecks in return for votes given to Tadic and payment of utility bills, or the delivery of insulting hand-out packages of flower, sugar and cooking oil given by the Yellows to the poor and disillusioned voters on the eve of the runoffs, and still, despite everything, Boris Gump has barely managed to scrape measly half percent above the margin to get reelected.
Apart from being overwhelmingly suspicious and quite questionable, Boris Tadic's "victory" is probably the saddest, most pathetic and morally wretched feat no decent man would ever wish for himself. For who could possibly rejoice and celebrate the victory of a man widely expected to assist in cheerful dismemberment of a state he is supposed to serve and protect?
Comments
So, now what is left to hope for?
Posted by: Arius | February 4, 2008 10:34 PM
Now, we hope and pray there is no civil war in Serbia which, if Tadic's ministers continue to behave as they have started few days ago, may become inevitable. They say Serbs become very dangerous when they get very quiet. Well, they are very very quiet right now.
Posted by: Svetlana | February 5, 2008 12:49 AM
Hello Svetlana,
The People of Serbia have voted for Tadic. You have to admit, that it's easy for you to say, the should have voted for Nikolic and against the EU-Perspective because you're not living there. The People of Serbia have their needs like all other People. They want to live a normal life, travel to other Countries and they had got enough wars.
The only thing that is left, is to make Kosovo as expensive as possible for the Albanians and their US-Advocats.
don't understand me wrong. i'm too against an independent kosovo, but i don't live there.
here in austria we have a saying: it's easy to stink when your pants are allready full. so i don't have to fight and live under the conditions of a war or an embargo. i don't have to sleep in fear because of the bombs and albanian extremists.
regards,
Alex
Posted by: Alex_M | February 5, 2008 01:49 AM
@svetlana: a civil war in serbia would be the worst thing that could happen to serbia. it would result in an EU/US-occupied Country.
Posted by: Alex_M | February 5, 2008 01:51 AM
Alex, I have no idea what are you talking about. The article you chose to comment is an analysis of the Serbian presidential elections in the light of Monday announcement that the EU has approved sending of its illegal mission the day after Tadic was reelected.
It says nothing about where you live or where anyone else lives, it speaks about Serbian elections in numbers, facts and the information that is not available in English language anywhere, including the independent little sites and blogs run by the Serbs in English language.
So, what's the problem? That someone writes about the hidden bits (which are well known to everyone in Serbia) openly and without attempting to varnish the facts, or that things are as they are and not nicer?
Which part of what the article says is not true? Let's stick to the facts, without reaching for the quasi-psychology and personality analysis for the lack of actual arguments.
P.S. The idea of "making Kosovo as expensive as possible" is entirely foreign (masonic) and unacceptable to every true Orthodox Serb. Kosovo and Metohija are already all too expensive and can't be paid for or repaid in any way, shape or form. The proposed trade-off for the EU membership is sick and immoral to the core.
Posted by: Svetlana | February 5, 2008 02:32 AM
P.P.S. The civil war would be the worst thing that could happen, that's why I said that we should hope and pray for something like that to be avoided. As for the EU/US occupation, Serbia is already occupied by the EU and US, only the occupier is not shooting the Serbs or rounding them up in concentration camps (yet). But the absence of foreign troops in the streets of Serbian cities and towns doesn't make Serbia a free country.
Posted by: Svetlana | February 5, 2008 02:57 AM
Serbia is occupied already , there are amerikan bussinesses all over. and they have embassy there.how many of the workers in that place do you think work for the CIA?, sad but true.the civil wars was started in ex yu by the very same people who support tadick. The UK USA and other countries should let osama bin laden moniter their elections now. just remember what the Uk USA allies did to draza. and milosevic. saddam. bin laden. screwed them all over in the end. tadick might be in hague next? you just never know with the (empire) they helped you win , but they also can turn on you without warning.
СА ВЕРОМ У БОГА СЛОБОДА ИЛИ СМРТ
КОСОВО ЈЕ СРБИЈА
БОГ ЦУВА СРБИЈЕ.
Posted by: BeliOraoSrbija | February 5, 2008 05:30 AM
Janez jansa is a criminal and tadic is happy to shake his hand because jansa is a empire boot licker too. bootlickers of a feather flock together. By the way where was tadic when srbija was getting bombed?? hmm i am Curious can anyone enlighten me.
СА ВЕРОМ У БОГА СЛОБОДА ИЛИ СМРТ
КОСОВО МЕТОХИЈА ЈЕ СРБИЈА
Posted by: BeliOraoSrbija | February 5, 2008 05:37 AM
Why Gump? Why not Gimp? :)
Posted by: Alex-2 :) | February 5, 2008 06:04 AM
So what is this article about Greece Recognizing Kosovo Independence? http://www.focus-fen.net/index.php?id=n132999
Talk about a stab in the back... while Serbia watches the EU from the North Greece strikes from the south? If this is truly the case what an irreversible tragedy.... This whole situation is going to break the souls of the Serbian people. How will they be able to call themselves Serbs any longer? How will Greeks be able to proclaim kinship with Serbs?
Posted by: Spctacles | February 5, 2008 07:01 AM
No matter how much of a puppet Tadic is. The simple fact is if he tries anything stupid the parliament will vote against such action.
Posted by: srbinizargentine | February 5, 2008 07:19 AM
A Serbian friend of mine said it this way “krema je otisla is Srbiju, i samo je talog ostao” that is his subjective interpretation of or explanation of how Tadic could have won the Serbian presidential election 2008, and the explanation for the kind of leaders Serbia has today, and why it has them.
The way I interpret this election outcome is similar, but I can perhaps explain why most ordinary Serbs voted the way they did. While my friend might be correct to point out that over eighty years of instability, plagued by wars and forty five years of communism in Yugoslavia, the result is that the cream of the crop of Serbian intellectuals have left Serbia (and those that remained were eliminated by the Tito regime) and what was left is sludge, which would explain why the Serbs have voted the way they did in 2004 and now in 2008 elections, knowing fully well they just sign their own death warrant, death of Serbian sovereignty, death of Kosovo.
At this point in history Serbian people are now caught in no men’s land, between east and west, 50% voting and reaching out to the west and 50% reaching out to the east or Russia. Serbia might as well be isolated, since it is not in the western camp and not in the eastern camp, Serbia continuously fails in making a clear choice, it needs to make a clear choice of either west or east or both or neither, those are the only real choices left to Serbia.
On the other hand the west has sent a clear message in 1999 when it bombed Serbia on behalf of terrorists, against all international laws and treaties, as well as recently by announcing that it will unilaterally recognize independence of Kosovo against all international laws ad treaties. What message could be clearer then the 1999 bombing for seventy eight days and to top it off on Orthodox Easter, EU has no love or sympathy for Serbia or Serbian people; the latest political posturing over Kosovo is just one more humiliation for Serbia in many in the last fifteen years. I understand that most ordinary Serbs would like to live normal lives, but under what circumstances, and how do ordinary Serbs define normal? The message the Serbian people should have sent to EU and US should have been clear by voting for Nikolic (regardless that he may not be the best candidate, at least he is Serbia’s candidate, unlike Tadic who seems to be a foreign candidate in Serbia), since at least Nikolic would pursue other political arrangements or ties, closer ties to Russia, this does not mean that he would totally shun Europe. I do not remember any time in history of Serbia that Russia bombed Serbia, on the contrary Russia was almost always there to help Serbia, but please allow the Russophobes to tell me otherwise.
Now it is time for Serbia to sacrifice once again, as Serbia has done many times in the last hundred years and always forced to fight by the benevolent Western Europe. Serbia needs a friend, the only true friend it has is Russia. Allow Russia to build a base in Serbia to counter the west, to draw a line in the sand as the western saying goes, as well as allow Russia to rearm Serbian military, I have a feeling it will come in handy in the next few years. It is not going to be Serbia’s choice to fight, that choice has been made by EU, US, and NATO. There are only few possible scenarios left for Serbia, surrender to the west and ask the west for mercy or fight for what is Serbian. The difference this time as oppose to other times is if Serbia wins this time, there are no Croats or Slovenes to share in the victory, Croats will not sit at the victors table once again as their president Stipe Mesic has so eloquently said many times around the world in his pro-Ustasha speeches.
Wake up Serbia, wake up Serbs, but keep in mind that Serbs in Diaspora are always with you, and will always help you
Posted by: Alfred E. Newman | February 5, 2008 09:32 AM
There is never a shortage of traitors like Tadic who will sell their country out for a few pieces of silver. My country, the US, has many of them embedded in various key government offices where they can barter their loyalty for a price. I'm sure I don't have to tell you or your readers Svetlana, that Bush and Clinton before him have been trying to destroy Eastern European Christianity and Serbia out of humanitarian concern for islamic drug traffickers and pimps. A lot of $$$'s are changing hands and a lot of US political bigwigs are in the narco-pimp food chain.
Posted by: joesixpack31 | February 5, 2008 10:36 AM
People who voted for Tadic want to flee to Britain and Ireland as much of Poland has... They see their country as a sinking ship. Others did so to draw Serbia closer to the countries to which they are loyal (Albania, Hungary, the regime in Sarajevo, and most specifically, the empire that these countries serve)...
People also were subject to a media monopoly of the Tadic camp and a dirty fear-mongering campaign. Tadic himself had vowed never to let Nikolic take power even had he been elected president, and had also said that he would not let Nikolic become prime minister even if the Radicals win a majority in parliamentary elections... thus, the so-called Democratic camp in Serbia's democratic credentials are nil... I await the British Helsinki Human Rights Group's report on this election and that it will report much in the way of fraud, intimidation and other dirty tricks by the so-called Democratic camp...
I'm afraid that it appears that the only way to decisively destroy the rot in Serbia is to physically take over the media and destroy those foreign-funded NGOs... something that Seselj spoke of doing in the 1999-2000 period and that the ultra-permissive Milosevic refused to consider, to his and to Serbia's disadvantage...
I mean, isn't it strange that CeSID, that is cited as an authority on counting the votes, has its spokesman openly backing Tadic in media reports? I hope that Kostunica undoes what he started in 2000 by openly backing the Radicals and openly crack down on the fifth columnists in Serbia once and for all. He appears to have realised that his misguided idea that yielding to the Americans in the domestic and international sphere, that this would cause the US and EU to back Serbia against its regional rivals, specifically the Kosovo separatists, was a delusion; this was a delusion shared by many nationalist Serbian American commentators. Now he must undo some of the damage he caused and roll back the forces he put into power in 2000.
Posted by: R | February 5, 2008 10:47 AM
Well we still have Djokovic.What sort of life political or otherwise will Tadic hope to have once he helps destroy Serbia? The new world order group has exerted an enormous energy in Tadic's victory but they must see him as expendable if he is the man that will hand them Serbian land because it would see he will not last long after he gives away Kosovo.
Posted by: Jovan | February 5, 2008 10:56 AM
I took the liberty of posting your article here, as an update to this blog post:
But who COUNTED the votes in Serbia?
I am truly sick at heart at the behavior of my own country (the US) in this entire debacle.
Posted by: 1389 | February 5, 2008 11:10 AM
I honestly wish we could comfort ourselves with Novak's successes. Novak and the other Serbian tennis players are making us proud on tennis courts throughout the world - one can only wish Boris is as good at what he does as Novak is at his job, and that Boris, Vuk Jeremic, Dinkic, Djelic and that big fat ugly lump of arrogance, ignorance and stupidity, Sutanovac, could make us anywhere near as proud as Novak does. When will they start scoring for Serbia, instead of constantly scoring points for State Department, NATO and Brussels?!
Apart from that, I don't see how any state worthy of its name, under any circumstances, can permit a foreign government to finance a parallel, paralegal structure that would be allowed to give prognosis, "analysis" and count the votes in any sort of Serbian election, such as CESID is allowed to even exist. But what is even more offensive is that all the Serbian media, including the official ones, have rushed to publish and quote CESID's "information" before, sooner and on top of the Serbia's only legal body for those purposes, RIK: Shooting oneself in the foot would be better and far less damaging.
(I believe Russians have recently resolved these issues with Western meddling going haywire through various NGOs and illegal structures parallel to the state's, by amending the law that limits the funds these organizations can receive from abroad, or from foreign nationals such as the most infamous, George Soros. And good for them!)
P.S. Thank you, dear 1389, well done!
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February 5, 2008 03:39 PM
If Greece has decided to side with the U.S./NATO/EU on Kosovo like the Simitis regime did back in 1999 with the U.S./NATO indirectly supporting international terrorism and the destrustion of 150 Orthodox churches, hmmm I wonder which side the Greeks are on or are they really Orthodox Christians?
The late Bishop Christodolous warned Greeks that they will lose their religious identity going along with groups like the EU and now we are seeing his words coming true where Greeks are turning their backs on the Serbs a traditional ally in the name of power and greed. How shamful!
I have written to many Greek media outlets slamming them for what they are about to do. I hope they listen this time around. Soon Greece will be surronded by Muslim hoards like the Byzatine Emperor was in Constantinople and look what happened soon afterwards.
I talked to a Greek reporter in Athens about it and he told me that he has ran into U.S. journalists and he told me that the U.S. journalists and many from western Europe do not understand the history of the region is why their media is so shameful in their reporting of the events there. I believe him 100% on that one!
Posted by: oxi | February 5, 2008 08:33 PM
Anyone starting to feel persecuted???
Posted by: David Sekulic | February 5, 2008 09:43 PM
What i mean is Kosovo has no grounds for independance, absolutly none what so ever. Serbs should offer them nothing, the fact that we offered them what we have is a fucking miracle. We have been under attack for years, but have been branded the criminals.Now is time we really needed to start to unite and in my mind push closer to Russia, but as luck would have it the wrong man won. If Boris Tadic sells his country he will be remembered by history as a traitor!
Posted by: David Sekulic | February 5, 2008 10:05 PM
The empire has been successful in hollowing out srbija, as someone had stated in a earlier post. All the talented and intelligent people and the youth of srbija, causing those people to flee the country. sad but true its like letting someone have a pie but taking out all the filling, all you have left is just an empty crust. srbija will have to struggle all the bombardment and propaganda directed at them its no wonder the young people want to be the serbina 50 cent or the serbian tupac. loss of ones identity is something that can never be replaced. NOW SRBIJA CAN BE JUST LIKE THE USA! pedophiles, rapists, child molesters , aids , welfare,drug dealers on every corner,serial killers,loads and loads of pregnant teenage girls and women who the fathers already finished their tour.leaving behind fatherless children,hmm not to mention the rapists etc that are in the armed forces. it sucks but there was dirty things in this election . as stated tadic will be expendable just like milosevic,saddam,bin laden.etc no lessons learned from history if tadic represents the empire, who failed and turned in cica draza. then they have chosen poorly.
СА ВЕРОМ У БОГА СЛОБОДА ИЛИ СРМТ
КОСОВО МЕТОХИЈА ЈЕ СРБИЈА
БОГ ЦУВА СРБИЈЕ.
Posted by: BeliOraoSrbija | February 6, 2008 12:34 AM