Comments on: Belgrade’s Dilemma: Kosovo or “Europe”

By: Leo

Leo — Tue, 17 Jun 2008 00:29:53 +0000

The EU is and always has been part of the American projection of American “multiculturalism”. The endless meddling to get Turkey admitted(just advocated again this week) is the coup de main of our anti-Christian elites to deliberately overrun Europe with Muslims.I can cite countless other actions-the basically American war on Serbia was openly advocated as a chance to kill Christians on behalf of Moslems.OPENLY ADVOCATED.The American Empire is militarily and financially exhausted.I believe the elite’s obsession with Obama is an attempt to seduce the world with a gimmick.We have a man of color as president,therefore we are still the rightful rulers of this “multicultural” world.This joke may run a few months(if the big O is elected)but the only lasting consequence will a further decline in real power.If Europe,or parts of Europe,and Russia want to stand up to the US and Brussels they can kick in a rotting door.But that’s as they say still an “if”.

By: Tomislav Milosevic

Tomislav Milosevic — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 23:51:14 +0000

Clear and present.
So SM can spin his bones in his pet cemetery grave along with ancestors of many of us.
Wild card is still Serbia itself. As always. I believe so after Ottomans, Habsburgs, Broz, Brussels………….
It’s the only card left anyway.
Let’s see if it’s also for sale.

By: Trifkovic

Trifkovic — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 20:48:33 +0000

The answer is simple: Tadic & Co. can offer more MONEY to the principals. The SPS Old Guard (Prof. Mihailo Markovic, former FM Z. Jovanovic et al) has warned Dacic that a deal with the DS would divide and destroy the party. He doesn’t seem to care, however: if this one-time deal nets him a nice seven-figure sum, he’ll go for it. Needless to say, his coalition partners — especially Mr. “Palma” the mafioso — are eager to make a deal with Tadic.

By: Sean Scallon

Sean Scallon — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 13:11:17 +0000

Dr. Trifkovic could you please explain what has happened in the last few weeks and months that is leading the SPS towards a deal with Tadic when in your last posting on the Serbian election you seemed fairly confident the SPS would reject Tadic?

By: Tomislav Milosevic

Tomislav Milosevic — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:05:49 +0000

Sorry Srdja, I had to do it

By: Tomislav Milosevic

Tomislav Milosevic — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 00:04:37 +0000

ok
as usual I say: Serbia does as Serbia does.
Predict?
Guess?
Wish?
Forget it. Get to top of the page.
Kostunica, putanica, whatever.
Get it?
I know you don’t.
Stay tuned.

By: Dragan Dimitrijevic

Dragan Dimitrijevic — Sat, 14 Jun 2008 18:36:22 +0000

@ Hunter Haynes
What good would Serbia’s rage do ? Last time Serbia sent troops to Kosovo all of Serbia (and Montenegro) got bombed by NATO.

Americans should get enraged over the crimes committed by their own government instead. That might be more effective…

By: dragan

dragan — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 22:42:06 +0000

Ireland said No!Agreement from Nice is still in charge,so the SAA is ampty piece of paper not just for Serbia but,also,for Croatia or any other nation who would like to join EUSSSR!Besides Serbia,Ireland will be an inconvenient nation for sometimes to the great demonocrators from Brussels!This is a painful news for Belgrade’s unionist & senor Solana & co!At last a good news!

By: Rory

Rory — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 18:15:32 +0000

Firstly the leadership class of Washington are the same kind of well heeled elites that run every other government, business, church, school and NGO throughout the west. Rather than their predecessors natural patriotism, this new leadership class is dissident to their own populations, and are a traitor class. Secondly, apart from Russia and Serbia which part of continental Europe aren’t yet unified (or on the road to being so)in the transnational bloc called the EU? Washington is broadly supportive of EU expansion, because the “transies” of both Washington and Brussels, don’t believe in borders, language or culture. Remember Marx believed in “FreeTrade” because it destroyed national boundaries and intensified the struggle between labor and capital. Sound familiar EU, NAFTA? Also the US views the EU as a harmless Disneyland. A nice place to visit (for now) but no serious threat as a military alliance or as an economic power. There is simply nothing in the cards to render the EU a competitor to the US because Europeans are choosing extinction rather than sacrifice and honor (the strength of the EURO notwithstanding). However a reawakened neo-czarist Russia does pose a serious threat because unlike the leadership class of the US,NATO, EU, the Russian leaders see themselves thus, “Two Romes have fallen. The third stands. And there will be no fourth.” Russia is going to hold on to what is left of its empire come hell or high water. NATO and EU expansion similarly crashed upon the bulwark called Serbia, which is why it had to be dismembered. Its history and culture has produced leaders that haven’t been willing to become proxies of great powers like their neighbors have. It wasn’t by accident that J.R.R. Tolkien named the mythical Minas Tirith “The White City” after Belgrade. Pace Dr. T, a new Northern Alliance is required if we are to survive the unholy alliance of cultural marxists and jihadists. However I believe it will take the form of non-state actors, for all the reasons I mentioned above vis a vis the leadership class. Serbia has been for sometime an inconvenient nation to the great powers. This time around it was sacrificed to curry favor in the Islamic world. I am in complete solidarity with you Serbia!

By: Trifkovic

Trifkovic — Fri, 13 Jun 2008 17:41:35 +0000

Mr Haynes: nothing to add — you are 100% spot on