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“Serbia has wrong EU policy”

BELGRADE -- Opposition Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) leader Vojislav Koštunica has said that “Kosovo belongs to us because it is ours”.


Vojislav Koštunica

At a DSS Main Board meeting he said that the DSS was advocating bigger development of Serbia and higher employment, the way it was during his government’s mandate.

The DSS leader has assessed that Serbia’s biggest problem was the fact that the current government had stopped the country’s development and especially criticized “wrong and unrealistic policy toward the European Union”.

Koštunica said that Serbia and the EU should base their cooperation on mutual interest and respect and added that Belgrade should clearly tell Brussels that not a single European country had traded its territory and that Serbia could not do it either.

“We don’t need anybody to give us anything but we don’t need them to take anything away from us either. Kosovo belongs to us because it is ours and what’s EU’s belongs to the EU. It turns out that Kosovo is more important to the EU than to the Serbian authorities. Brussels cares more about taking Kosovo away from us than the current government cares about protecting it,” Koštunica stressed.

He especially criticized the situation in the country and assessed that the current government had not kept any pre-election promise.

“We could start from the first and the simplest question – what is the wage in Serbia today, what was the wage before the current, quasi socially responsible government was created,” the DSS leader pointed out.

He said that the economy was devastated, that 70,000 firms were blocked, that the agriculture was being systematically destroyed, that highways existed only in projects and that the situation was difficult in culture, education, health system and judiciary.

“This is why the main topic in the upcoming elections should not be the EU, because the question of Serbia’s EU accession will not be raised before the end of the decade. The real topic is Serbia’s development and how to jump-start the economy and employ the people,” he stressed.

Speaking about the idea for solution of Kosovo issue, the DSS leader said that every solution needed to be in accordance with Serbia’s Constitution.

He pointed out that the Republic of Srpska (RS) was an example for Serbia how an inferior relation with western centers of power could be replaced with a policy of defense of Serbian national interests.

Commenting on DSS’ goals in the future, Koštunica said that the primary goal was to jump-start the country’s development, establish national unity and a consensus that Kosovo, Vojvodina and Raška were unalienable parts of Serbia.

He stressed that cooperation with Russia, EU, U.S., China and other countries, maintaining the military neutral status and further strengthening of economical, cultural and social ties between Serbia and the RS in accordance with the Dayton Accords were also the party's goals.

“The sixth goal is to stop Serbia’s extinction and to restart life, birth and strengthening of traditional family values,” the DSS leader concluded.

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He is correct. I hope people will realize that this suicide pro-EU policy kills us in every way. Now when the representatives of German Bundestag have said that (de facto)recognition is another condition for the EU, than it is out of question that such politics can exist any more.
We must overthrow the occupational EU regime in Belgrade.

I like that he mentioned Serbian entity in Bosnia(RS) and how they resist to the EU and USA pressure, but he didn't mention that they have excellent relations with Israel and Israeli Gov. helps them.

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Re: Ex-prime minister Kostunica: “Serbia has wrong EU policy”
« Reply #1 on: June 26, 2011, 02:07:48 PM »
Interesting statements by Kostunica but I don't have much faith in any politician. They're are all marionettes on the political scene anyway.

I would however like to see Kososvo returned to it's rightful owners (the Serbs of course).


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Re: Ex-prime minister Kostunica: “Serbia has wrong EU policy”
« Reply #3 on: June 26, 2011, 02:22:10 PM »
He is same s... different day , that is a political propaganda, for voters!

Must be an election coming up soon is there  :)?


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Re: Ex-prime minister Kostunica: “Serbia has wrong EU policy”
« Reply #5 on: June 27, 2011, 04:19:23 AM »
Vojislav Kostunica is a MI-6 collaborator and a mason.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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Re: Ex-prime minister Kostunica: “Serbia has wrong EU policy”
« Reply #6 on: June 27, 2011, 05:19:27 AM »
Vojislav Kostunica is a MI-6 collaborator and a mason.

Mason or Knight of Malta?

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« Reply #7 on: June 27, 2011, 06:23:24 AM »
Mason or Knight of Malta?

I doesn't matter, they are all under control of the Jesuits. Even tho doctor Milutin Petrovic says they are enemies.
Si vis pacem, para bellum.

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Re: Ex-prime minister Kostunica: “Serbia has wrong EU policy”
« Reply #8 on: June 27, 2011, 07:14:10 AM »
Yes they are. I just want to clarify that I have nothing against Catholics who are sincere and strive to live according to the Bible.

The powers that be control all of the secret societies, or societies of secrets as they like to call themselves. The same goes for religious leaders at the very highest levels. This of course includes the Serbian Orthodox clergy also at the very highest levels.
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