President: It's clear, negotiations are "ad acta"
Commenting on Ramush Haradinaj's letter to the Washington Post, President Vucic says it means that the (Kosovo) negotiations have been put "ad acta."
Source: Tanjug
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Our little sj could also try to tout Surinam and Lesotho into Serbian shop to buy fridges made in Turkey widely available throughout his beloved country.
(Tom L'Orizi, 30 November 2018 20:00)
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Sj:
There is more than one way to skin a Serb.
(Mary, 30 November 2018 15:56)
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Hey, you, there is more than, one way Krampus can deal with your butt. He is coming in 3 days, at least try to be good boys.
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(, 3 December 2018 04:54) -
Haradinaj is actually playing a pretty good game right now, he has the support of the people within Kosovo in regards to the tax, he has the support of Albania, which will gain from all this mess Serbia itself created and has even put a second port to Kosovo’s use, and he is effectively painting Serbia as a bully with Russian ties where it matters most. It’s easy to see why Vucic hates the guy, Haradinaj is countering pretty effectively. You just don’t want to mess with Albanians, it’s a lesson that should have been learned a long time ago, they always have outside options.
(, 1 December 2018 17:01) -
If Albos lived on the North Pole I could sell them refrigerators - is stupidity a genetic trait here?. A little advise lame duck1878, a tarrif is an imposition on the people living in Kosovo not on Serbia - if that is not clear enough it means your Albos will pay much more for food and medicine. Shooting one self in the foot is nothing to crow about.
Personally I am delighted and strongly suggest that you buy elsewhere if you can find it cheaper. I read that Kosova and Alboland have signed a trade deal LOL. Well there will be plenty of cheap goat and donkey meat in butcher shops
(sj, 30 November 2018 09:12)
Our little sj, although a world famous investor of fictive funds in Serbia, hasn't got a clue that tariffs are means of controlling the amount of goods imported from a certain country by making them much more expensive so that people start buying same or similar goods somewhere else. It's as simple as that.
And also, our little sj hasn't got a clue that the world is full of goods and always short of money.
Our little sj could also try to tout Surinam and Lesotho into Serbian shop to buy fridges made in Turkey widely available throughout his beloved country.
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Sj:
There is more than one way to skin a Serb.
(, 30 November 2018 15:56) -
Before the taxes there were 120 serbian trucks arriving in Kosovo by day. Now there are only 2 serbian trucks arriving in Kosovo by day. It works. Enjoying your taxes serbs? :)
(GoldenEagle1878, 29 November 2018 17:40)
If Albos lived on the North Pole I could sell them refrigerators - is stupidity a genetic trait here?. A little advise lame duck1878, a tarrif is an imposition on the people living in Kosovo not on Serbia - if that is not clear enough it means your Albos will pay much more for food and medicine. Shooting one self in the foot is nothing to crow about.
Personally I am delighted and strongly suggest that you buy elsewhere if you can find it cheaper. I read that Kosova and Alboland have signed a trade deal LOL. Well there will be plenty of cheap goat and donkey meat in butcher shops
(, 30 November 2018 09:12) -
It is obvious by Vucic’s statement he does not like Serbia being portrayed as the lap dog of Russia. However, if it walks like a duck and sounds like a duck...
(, 29 November 2018 22:52) -
Haradinaj: Spremite se, potrajaće
Priština -- Spremite se, potrajaće, poručuje kosovski premijer Ramuš Haradinaj i ponavlja da povećane takse za Srbiju mogu ostati na snazi do priznanja nezavisnosti Kosova.
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(, 29 November 2018 20:35) -
Before the taxes there were 120 serbian trucks arriving in Kosovo by day. Now there are only 2 serbian trucks arriving in Kosovo by day. It works. Enjoying your taxes serbs? :)
(, 29 November 2018 17:40)