The Two faced President

I won't criticize him this day only. Yes, he supports EU integration but this is a slap to the fce to his masters in Brussels and hints he wanted EU integration but retaking back Kosovo, which nationalists want not the EU integration.

He won't attend the commemoration of the 100 years of the battle of Ypres because there are flags that display the illegal Republic of Kosovo Albanians. 

"Although it was planned for the president to take part in the gathering and honor the soldiers of the victor-countries in the First World War, the president will not travel to Belgium," Nikolić's press office announced, and added: 

"The reason is the information received from organizers that symbols of the self-proclaimed Republic of Kosovo will be displayed during the ceremony." 

The statement further noted that Nikolić in August took part in another WW1 centenary event, held in Liege, Belgium, when symbols of all countries that emerged victorious from the war were displayed, "but not of the self-proclaimed Republic of Kosovo." 

"Moreover," added the statement, "that minority (ethnic Albanians in Kosovo) had no role in the First World War that would place it among the victors and equalize its treatment to that of Serbia." 

"The displaying of symbols of the self-proclaimed Republic of Kosovo is unacceptable to Serbia, therefore the president cannot take part in the ceremony tomorrow," the presidential press office said on Monday.

From a pro-Serb and pro-neutrality position, Albania didn't have a role in WWI victory, so why display the crappy flag or show some pride on colonialists?

The world never thought of the Serbian Sacrifice!

I saw the pages on B92. The reason? No English website for the Radio Televizija Srbije for unknown reasons even if i they have some English viewers like me. For unknown reasons, i have to rely on a British funded B92. The reason i made the title ''The world never thought of the Serbian Sacrifice!'' is because i am enraged by the news i saw. First is Šiptare Premijer Edi Rama who wants Srbija to recognize the illegal Republika Kosova and lastly, the statement of G17 member, Dušan Vujović, who was part of the finances of Srbija before, making the country bankrupt.

About that Šiptare:

"The sooner Serbia formally recognizes that Kosovo will never again be its part, the better for Serbia and the region," says Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama.
In an interview for the AP, he added that he "firmly felt and believed" that "they have already recognized it without saying so."
Ethnic Albanians in Kosovo in early 2008 unilaterally declared independence, but Serbia rejected the proclamation as a violation of its territorial integrity and sovereignty. According to Rama, "Serbia and Albania must try to end several decades of mutual hostility by focusing on important issues such as their shared desire to join the EU," rather than on last week's "differences over a football game." He added that "international politics cannot be driven by football games."

No matter what that stupid pro-Western brainwashed guy mentioned, Kosovo je Srce Srbija Zauvek! He never read history books nor saw what Serbs meant when they utter Kosovo je Srbija!

About Dušan Vujović's statements:

Those Serbians who will soon have their salaries and pensions cut "should think of their sacrifice as they would of any investment."
This is what Finance Minister Dušan Vujović told B92 on Thursday.
He added he expected these salaries and pensions "to return to their previous trajectory in two to three years," and that the government "has a clear plan instead of just promises, like some previous governments." "I expect everyone to treat their sacrifice as an investment, which is what it is. The more fiscal receipts you collect, the more we work to pay the bills, for public companies not to waste resources, the better it will be." According to Vujović "a new salary system" will be in place starting in January, along with a new state budget, "so the reasons for the education sector protests will be removed." However, he failed to provide a concrete answer when asked whether teachers can expect their salaries to, at that time, return to the previous level. The minister stressed that "a system where public sector salaries are 39 percent higher than in the private sector is not sustainable - that will have to change."

Hey, is this what a member of G17 should do? Sell Srbija's banks to EU for that dreaded EU integration? I can think he is one of those that brought Srbija to EU integration, since he is a member of G17. For dummies like me, G17 already merged with the United Regions of Serbia(Ujedinjeni regioni Srbije) that was founded by Miroljub Labus and was lead by Mlađan Dinkić. Labus was responsible for Srbija signing a humiliating deal after the fall of Slobo, paying those 8 years of debt owed to foreign accreditors while Dinkić was an inevitable lier, making false promises while the people of Srbija are paying their debts at a high interest rate to foreign powers in exchange of EU integration.

So, people in the world would not know how many people Srbija sacrificed from the Ottoman persecution, Two World Wars, Communist rule, Operacija Oluja and Milosrdni Anđeo. Now, the EU integration and the Thievery of Kosovo is what brainwashed guys like Labus, Vujović and Dinkić to get rich and not the people.

One Step Closer to EU---for the worse

What it seems to be a one step closer to EU integration could result in the loss of it's own native banks or should i say, homegrown economic structure. I am not an economics guy but forced capitalism is somehow making everything worse in Serbia as well as those countries that looks into an EU future.

The RSD dropped by 0.05, putting the middle exchange rate at 119.5510 against the EU. While that seems small, it is another step to EU integration.

This is the lowest value of the domestic currency against the euro his year, the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) has stated.

The NBS sold EUR 10 million on the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market to prevent excessive volatility of the dinar. The Serbian currency is down 0.6 percent against the euro compared to a month ago and 4.7 percent compared to a year ago. The indicative exchange rate with the US dollar is up by 0.4 percent, at RSD 93.6993 for USD 1. The dinar is down 2 percent against the dollar compared to a month ago and 11 percent compared to a year ago. The dinar was at its highest middle value on January 1 this year, when EUR 1 was RSD 114.6421. Its previous lowest value was recorded on October 8, when EUR 1 cost RSD 119.5502. The NBS has bought EUR 200 million and sold EUR 1.145 billion on the Interbank Foreign Exchange Market since the start of the year to prevent excessive volatility of the dinar.