Merciful Angel 2
Enemies of the State: Belgrade woke up on Saturday plastered with posters showing Tadic and Djelic during the shameful signing of the Solana Pact in Luxembourg on April 29, and branded Enemies of the State
State Coup or Merciful Angel 2*
Statement issued on April 30 by the patriotic youth organization Serbian Portal
There are too many questions with no answers. Serbian Sabor Portal, as a national organization of free men who are humiliated by the constant insults to our intelligence and national dignity, will not cease posing these questions in our public life. We are entirely convinced that the infectious Yellow disease of jaundice which has spread through our media will not last much longer and that we shall soon step out of the Euro-Uniate quarantine.
Signature of the representatives of one political party on the most important state contract since the Second World War, placed in the name of the Serbian state outside of any legal frame and a political agreement, has all the characteristics of the state coup and belongs to the category of the most shameful signatures in the Serbian history. And the Brankovic's [legendary Serbian traitor, blamed for the loss of Battle of Kosovo and, ever since, a symbol of the worst imaginable treachery among the Serbs] and Judas' political psychology is certainly not the most important issue here. This signature and this political contract are disputable in the context of many other problems:
1. Problem of the Democratic and Legal Procedure
Has the case of a vice premier of a technical government (the government in resignation) signing the most important state contract at the time of elections been recorded anywhere in the recent history of the world? It is indicative that this signature, despite the announcements, was not placed by the president of the state, because that would have been an obvious state coup and a violation of the Serbia's Constitution. However, a signature of a French citizen [Bozidar Djelic has French citizenship] in the position of a vice premier of the Serbian Government is no less a state coup. On the contrary. Three representatives of a single political party in Serbia, circumventing the national referendum and the parliamentary approval, have taken upon themselves to decide about the destiny of the Serbian nation.
2. Problem of the Recognition of Kosovo Independence
Is this signature a part of the Action Plan of the Government of Republic of Serbia? Was it coordinated with the Kosovo and Metohija State Negotiating Team? We have already mentioned that the signature has not passed the parliamentary and referendum verification. What are the 70% of the polled saying about this contract, those who have, in all of the opinion polls, stated they are against Serbia joining the EU if the accession is conditioned by renouncing Kosovo and Metohija? Why are political moves like this being used to destroy the last remnants of the unified Kosovo and Metohija state policy and to destroy the last trace of a diplomatic struggle for the defense of Kosovo and Metohija within Serbia? If it doesn't matter to our state what the European Union thinks and does regarding Kosovo independence, why would any other state in the world have anything against independence? What kind of a message have we sent by flippant joining the main political power which, by sending its mission, directly works on enabling the recognition of the independent Kosovo?
3. Problem of the Uselessness of the Agreement
Only in the self-censored Serbian media, trained in the New Kumrovec [Kumrovec, according to Yugoslav communist history, is dictator Tito's place of birth in Austro-Hungarian Croatia], in the classes of the Euro-Uniate propaganda, is it possible not to notice that the signed contract was immediately suspended, until all of the Hague conditions—which, by the way, will never cease to be issued—are fulfilled. So, what have we actually signed and gained as a state? Nothing. This signature practically only signifies the verification of our consent to deliver every Serb in the world Hague happens to ask for.
4. Problem of the Pre-Electoral Marketing
Finally, we reach the sole purpose of the signed contract, which is a pre-electoral trick. The signing was arranged at the highest level of political manipulation, purpose of which is a bare-naked political advertisement of the side favored in the Serbian elections. The biggest problem here is that the protégées aren't even given a minimum of an actual help, which would better camouflage the real intentions of the Brussels' Central Committee [a reference to the communist dictatorship, highest body of which was called Central Committee]. Because, those who, a day after their own presidential candidate won the elections, have taken one-seventh of a territory of the state over which he was elected to preside, after that might as well sign a political fiction with him too.
5. Problem of Joining the European Union
In the ocean of more than problematic issues regarding this Agreement, one question has been entirely overlooked: whether joining the EU, regardless of the Kosovo and Metohija issue, is indeed the right choice for the Serbian state. Has there been a public debate about this subject in our society? Have the citizens of Serbia been asked in a referendum whether they are for joining the European Union? Which economic benefits and what form of colonial status is the trade part of this agreement bringing to our country? Are there some other trade agreements, foreign investments and markets someone is blocking in Serbia, closing the doors to a genuine perspective of the Serbian state?
There are too many questions with no answers. Serbian Sabor Portal, as a national organization of free men who are humiliated by the constant insults to our intelligence and national dignity, will not cease posing these questions in our public life. We are entirely convinced that the infectious Yellow disease of jaundice spread through our media will not last much longer and that we shall soon step out of the Euro-Uniate quarantine.
In Belgrade, April 30, 2008
*Merciful Angel Mission was the way US State Department referred to the 78-day NATO aggression and bombardment of Serbia. The official codename of US-led NATO aggression was Operation Allied Force.
Comments
All power to this group.
Watching Serbs apparently sleep walking into EU serfdom and diktat is almost unbearable to watch.
Elizabeth
Posted by: Elizabeth | May 2, 2008 11:50 PM
Language is very important. In the past two days NATO Pact propaganda cells such as the BBC, CNN, NY Times have started a major drive to divide the Serb electorate into so-called pro-European and anti-European camps. It is interesting that Serbia's foreign minister Jeremic (DS) has also started parroting the exact same phrases eventhough Mr. Kostunica (DSS-NS) did all of the ground work in preparing the SAA with the EU until the signing was sabotaged by Tadic and his G17 cronies. Now we know why. Of course we have seen similar destructive actions by DS already.
If I were to divide Serbia's choice for May 11 it would be thusly:
DSS-NS-SRS
"DS-Solana" document annulled in parliament and proper SAA negotiated.
Gazprom deal signed bringing about political stability to north Serbia (as well as immeasurable economic benefits)
Freedom of movement for Serbia's citizens (biometric passports, trained border guards and modernization of border crossings).
Major infrastrtucture projects will finally commence after eight years of DOS.
Canak-DS-G17
"DS-Solana" document legalizes annexation of Kosovo & Metohija from Serbia.
Instability in north Serbia, NATO Pact mobilization of extremist elements among the Hungarian and Croatian communities.
Annullment of Gazprom deal enabling OMV-MOL lobbyist, Dinkic (G17) to give Austria and Hungary serious leverage in Serbia's internal affairs (particularly in the north)
Continued blocking of the implementation of measures to enable Serb citizens to travel freely through the EU until further concessions are signed.
Continued blocking of infrastructure projects allowing regional rivals to consolidate their postitions while Serbia continues to lag behind.
On May 11th Serbia has a choice between a normal, European Serbia (DSS-NS-SRS) or continued instability, division and EU membership in 2030 ie. Cobel's Serbia (Canak-Tadic-G17).
Posted by: EUSSR | May 2, 2008 11:51 PM
Well if they are traitors and enemies of the state shouldnt they be arrested?. I mean what happens in srbija, also has alot to do with elections in the USA, there are 2 people running that would love to come to power and bomb srbija again. tadic and his yellow party will stop at nothing to destroy srbija and its people.
No soul no srbija
САМО СЛОГА СРБИНА СПАШАВА
СА ВЕРОМ У БОГА СЛОБОДА ИЛИ СМРТ
КОСОВО ЈЕ СРБИЈА.
Posted by: БелиОраоСрбија | May 3, 2008 01:39 AM
Some, fortunately, have found the EU bribe too blatant:
http://euobserver.com/9/26076?rss_rk=1
Posted by: Henrik Ræder Clausen | May 3, 2008 02:02 AM
If the EU membership is such a "good deal" as presented to Serbia, why aren't UK and Norway members yet?
Why does the UK's Labor Party refuse to use the national referendum to decide whether to join the EU but resorts to a political subterfuge?
If any deal, like joining the EU, "stinks", it is cheaper in the long run to avoid getting into it, than accepting it in some vain hope of negotiating better terms later on.
Personally, I think that any deal with EU- and by extension- with NATO, sucks, plain and simple! Nothing is ever gained by searching for the Devil.
Posted by: bud | May 3, 2008 10:08 AM
Hello Bud
Could I just correct things a little.
Norway is not a member and Switzerland won't join either. The two most prosperous countries in Europe. And as they have a special deal with the EUSSR they have all the perks and none of the diktat. They have the best of all worlds and most important of all remain self-governing nations.
Serbs should realize the EUSSR will take away your national sovereignty - you will be governed by a corrupt non elected 'Council' in Brussels. You will not even have a say as to whom occupies Serbia itself. Never mind Kosovo.
My country England - part of Britain - was grossly deceived many years ago by being told that the Common Market was nothing more than a trading agreement. Brits voted to join and have been trapped in this undemocratic monstrosity ever since.
Opinion polls show that if a vote was taken here there is every chance that the People would vote to get out altogether and this is the problem our disgraceful Labour government has.
At the last election the Labour government promised a referendum on the new Constitutional proposals agreed with other EUSSR countries and which largely turn Europe into a large dictatorial state - sovereign in most respects. A president, Ministers etc to join the flag and anthem.
When France and I think Holland, rejected this holding ballots the agreement was rewritten although remains much the same. It is this rewritten document that is now on the table. Our government is refusing us a vote on the grounds that it is a 'new' treaty although the other EUSSR countries claim it is virtually the same.
Brown cannot give a vote because it will be overwhelmingly rejected by us English - so he is breaking his election pledge.
It is now going to our courts. Stuart Wheeler - a very rich man and a patriot - has taken the matter to the courts and has won the right to take a full case to the high court. We wait developments.
It is because my country and people are trapped in this appalling and utterly corrupt and non democratic 'Empire' that I am begging Serbs to turn away while they can.
If for no other reason than it is proposed that Turkey be allowed to join. 70-80 million muslim Turks with free access to settling in your country!!
I thought you had thrown off the Ottoman yoke.
Why vote for its return?
I hope the men who have formed the new organization are awake to this. If not - someone please!!!tell them.
Elizabeth
Posted by: Elizabeth | May 4, 2008 12:24 AM
I have a question for anyone in Serbia who has knowledge of the voting mechanisms there. It is this: do the Serbs have electronic voting machines or paper ballots?
Would someone please answer that question?
Posted by: stric simo | May 4, 2008 05:18 PM
it's easy to be a "good Serb" when you're far from Serbia....
Posted by: dejan | May 7, 2008 04:05 AM
What a ridiculous, meaningless statement, dejane! It is much easier to be a really good Serb when you are in Serbia: stop voting for the fucking traitors!
Posted by: Dragan | May 7, 2008 07:53 AM
Funny you should say that, Dejan -- the Good Serbs who wrote the article under which you left your self-pitying comment are actually in Serbia all the time. What are you doing? Are you writing similar kind of articles, asking similar questions in public and leaving similar comments in Belgrade media like they are?
Posted by: Luka | May 7, 2008 07:59 AM