BE-u e ka bo te qarte se cili o pragu..300,000 dhe te rrish drejt..
Pa vajt aq sja vlen te prishen aferat..

E bukura eshte se asnjeri ne Europe nuk e merr dot me mend se si ne shqiptaret nuk e rr u j m fare per burime gazi…neve Gazpromi na vjen anash… nuk na duhet hic…eshte ndoshta e vetmja ane e mire e kafsherise me te cilen jemi mesuar te jetojme; pa gaz, pa ngrohje, pa drite dhe pa uje.

Nuk ka me lidhje Serbia me Kosoven dhe nuk do te kete me kurre.

S`ma ha menja te jete ashtu, Tironso. Pjesa veriore e Kosoves, edhe pas shpalljes se pavaresise, do vetqeveriset. Gjuha serbe sigurisht do perdoret lirisht neper shkolla, neper te cilat historia do mesohet ndryshe nga pjesa tjeter e Kosoves. Shteti i aferm i Kosoves, nuk do kete dot pushtet t`ua ndaloje keto gjera serbeve te saj ne veri, ashtu sic nuk do u ndaloje dot levizjen dhe menyren sesi do e perdorin parane shteterore, ku do investojne, etj. Serbia do e kete gjithnje njeren kembe ne Kosove, duam apo s`duam ti e une.

Dhe per veriun…do ishte me problematik per Kosoven e pavarur qe ti mbetej neper kembe…me mire te largohet…dhe Kosoves i lehtesohet puna. Mbetet 99% Shqiptare…sic eshte…Larg serbve!!

Serbia nqs do ta mbaj veten te lidhur me kosoven, ose ashtu sic thua ti te mbaj nje kembe, le ta beje, me keq do jete per te.

Sa me pare serbet ta kuptojne qe eshte me mire te meren me punet e shtetit te tyre, tani te vogel e me shume probleme, e qe po e izolojne, e mos harxhojne kohe e energji ne gjera te humbura.

Po mos te qe ky mentalitet te serbet, pasi mos harojme procesi i shperberies se jugosllavise filloi ne kosove, po qe se serbet te kishin tjeter mentalitet sot mund te kishin me shume se sa pretendojne se kane ne kosove e ne gjithe rajonin e pozite shume me te mire si shtet.

Po duan te vazhdojne akoma me endrat e kosoves, qejf te kete.

Shqiptaret me serbet jane te ndare keq,e veshtire eshte cdo version tjeter, e kjo dihet e sdo avokati te thuhet e kunderta.

Ajo eshte loje e fuqive te medha qe krijuan nje zone te tille ne kosove, e jo se e ka ne dore shteti i menderosur serb.
Ashtu sic e krijuan per te balancuar shqiptaret pas konfliktit, ashtu mund ta kthejne ne te kundert, nqs serbia kalon prap ne krize nervore , e del kundra prendimit.

Mitrovica eshte ne dore te nderkombetareve.

Dhe ne Mitrovice gjysma e minerave dhe fabrikave jane ne anen Shqiptare dhe gjysma ne anen Serbe…pra…po s’pati bashkpunim asnjera ane nuk mund ti perdori plotesisht.

Veriu serb eshte nje zone e vogel, e lene nga nderkombetaret per te balancuar shqiptaret pas luftes.

Edhe minierat qe me sa di duan para teper te madhe te rivihen ne pune, do caktohen nga nderkombetaret ca do behet, e skane te bejne fare me ndarien qe nderkombetaret i bene qytetit per qellime te tjera, e qe eshte e paqendrusheme, pasi dihet kufijt e Kosoves nuk do ndryshojne.

Dhe aq me teper ne kuadrin e radikalizimit nacionalist ne serbi e dalia kunder perendimit, qe eshte keq per ta, e me keq per serbet qe jetojne ne kosove e jane te varur nga PERENDIMORET DHE SHQIPTARET.

Fuqia e propagandes serbe dhe asaj pro-serbe vazhdon e trumbeton me te madhe padrejtesine qe po ju beka kombit serb;

prit prit..se ka propozime qe te Serbia te nise nje fushate te bazuar ne premisen qe shumica e Kosovare jane ‘illegal alliens’ nga Shqiperia

Me ka bere pershtypje nje komplet mosnjohje e problemit te kosoves nga kjo, e historise e gjithe teresise se saje, e gabime e deziformime qesharake e nje vrer qe kalon cdo kufi llogjik.
Eshte e lehte ne shkrimet e saj ti dallosh keto.

Ka kokebosh plot ketu ne amerike, qe shkruajn shkrime si komentatore, e ja keputin kote pa njohur fare ate per te cilen shkruajne.

Pervec Stone dhe Cloony degova se edhe Sylvia Saint eshte me serbet?

MoS!!! Stone dhe Saint…dy femrat me te bukur te Holywood-it. E humbem pavarsine…

Eshte fatkeqsi e madhe sa injorant ka ne Amerike…sikur shumfishohen cdo dite (mbase dhe ashtu se kta konseravotoret si kjo Gorin bejne nga 12 kalamaj). Kjo semundje mendore ze me teper kta conservatoret dhe fetaret ekstremist…jo se kane ndonje gje kundra Shqiptarve…po se nje esktremist fetar mund te merret vesh mire me nje esktremist fetar tjeter si Serbet.

Kjo nga nje ane ve ne dukje avantazhin e madh historik qe serbet kane krijuar ne krahasim me shqiptaret persa i perket te pakten politikes, diplomacise e lobingjeve ne keto 200 vitet e fundit, por nga ana tjeter na detyron ne, si komb shqiptar mbi te gjitha por edhe si shtet(e) qe te kontrastojme keto perpjekje. Ne fakt edhe me pavaresine e Kosoves, fushata aktuale informative serbe, do te rendonte ne te ardhmen e saj.

Do ishte nje qendrim teper mosperfilles ai qe “duan, s’duan Kosova do jete e pavarur”. Duhet te perpiqemi te shikojme me larg dhe te mesojme nga gabimet tona.

Strategjia serbe eshte nje strategji e mirefillte komunikimi dhe si e tille duhet te kontrastohet po nga nje strategji komunikimi.

Sa per ate punen e shkollimit te Shqiptareve nga Kosova, ja ke fut kot dhe nuk e kuptoj sesi i lejon vetes te flasesh ne menyre absolute per te shkolluarit e nje popullsie 2 milioneshe. Kot, po kot fare ama.

Nga dy milion e treqind mijë banor sa vlerësohet se i ka Kosova vlerësohet se vetëm 7% kanë kryer shkollën e lartë apo fakultetin çka është tri herë më pak se mesatarja evropiane. Në kohën kur dihet se dituria është imperativ bashkëkohor, si ne quanon, për ekonomin moderne, kjo në Kosovë ende nuk po përjetohet si e tillë.

Dr. Bedri Selmani

http://myweb.tiscali.co.uk/kosovo/kolegji_shqiptar/zhvillimi_ekonomik_i_kosoves.html

Serbia’s moderate pro-western president Boris Tadic has been re-elected, defeating an ultra-nationalist rival who had promised to ally the country closely with Russia.

Radical Party leader Tomislav Nikolic conceded defeat after results from Serbia’s electoral commission showed him with 47.2 percent of the vote - trailing Mr Tadic by about four percent.

In the centre of the capital Belgrade, Mr Tadic’s supporters quickly took to the streets, hooting car horns and waving the blue and yellow flags of his Democratic Party. Fireworks exploded in the night sky.

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The result will be seen as a huge boost for Serbia’s ties with the European Union.

“I congratulate all the citizens of Serbia on us being a European democracy. We have shown to many EU member countries the democratic potential of this country,” said Mr Tadic in his victory speech.

Both Mr Tadic and Mr Nikolic oppose the looming independence of the southern province of Kosovo, whose population is overwhelmingly ethnic Albanian, but which Serbs consider an historic touchstone territory.

But whereas Mr Tadic insisted that Serbia should press ahead with its EU membership bid come what may, Mr Nikolic was adamant that Serbia would have no truck with an EU whose members mostly back independence for Kosovo.

A victory for Mr Tadic means that Kosovo Albanian leaders are now likely to wait some weeks before declaring independence.

When they do, Mr Tadic could impose trade and diplomatic sanctions from Belgrade - though like Mr Nikolic he has ruled out the use of force.

But where Mr Nikolic also threatened to freeze Serbia’s plans to join the EU - which is planning to send an 1800 strong supervisory mission to Kosovo after independence - Mr Tadic has insisted that EU membership must remain Serbia’s chief goal.

Despite the celebrations, the result reveals a bitter split amongst Serbs over the future direction of their country.

It could also herald a further souring of Mr Tadic’s already tense relationship with conservative Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica, who refused to back him before yesterday’s vote.

Earlier in the day, both candidates had been urging their supporters to turn out, in an election that observers had said was too close to call.

“Everyone must go to vote,” said Mr Tadic had said after voting earlier in the day. “We have a form of referendum about the path Serbia will take. I expect voters will choose a continuation of the reforms started in October 2000.”

That was the moment when late dictator Slobodan Milosevic was toppled from power in Serbia by a popular uprising, ending a decade of rule marked by the series of conflicts in the Balkans which cost hundreds of thousands of lives.

Mr Nikolic had insisted that the post-Milosevic era had brought Serbians nothing but disappointment.

“Not a single promise has been fulfilled since 2000,” he said.

The decision to endorse or reject the revolution that ousted Milosevic, combined with the incendiary issue of Kosovo’s future status, yesterday appeared to galvanise many otherwise lethargic Serb voters.

“This is the first time that I’m ever going to vote,” said Srdjian Atanascovic on his way to a polling station in capital Belgrade. “I’m not a political man and was never happy with the choice of candidates. But now I have to vote for the lesser evil, and that is Tadic.”

So close was the race however, that government insiders admitted Mr Nikolic’s strong showing had prompted “panic” within some ministries, particularly after a first round of voting two weeks ago when he emerged the victor.

“After the first round everyone was panicking,” said one source. “We kept getting different information - that Nikolic would win by 90,000, then 50,000, then 9,000. Eventually our best information gave a minimum of 100,000 vote win for Tadic.”