Republika Srpska Referendum?

Republika Srpska day went through. It was the latest success of Milorad Dodik and the aspirations of the whole Serbs in RS and notable Serbs from Serbia were present as well. A referendum? Sure why not since it's a revenge against the illegal Kosovo independence and a stepping stone to get Kosovo back.

The RS leader added it was "important that the referendum has been supported by the Russian Federation - but it now needs to be explained also in some other places." "We are deciding only that the court cannot work outside the Constitution and the Dayton peace agreement. We are not against the Court and the Prosecution of Bosnia-Herzegovina dealing with issues that Bosnia-Herzegovina has jurisdiction in, and not those from the jurisdiction of the entities," he said. According to him, High Representative in Bosnia-Herzegovina Valentin Inzko was protecting the unlawful acts of high representatives at the UN Security Council. "I believe we will succeed in explaining this to some, but if we don't, we will go to the referendum, regardless of the threats at me personally," Dodik said.

Meanwhile, Vladimir Putin made this statement as he was interviewed recently about Kosovo and RS:

"Kosovo declared independence and the whole world accepted it, but what was the cause for that? It was a decision of (Kosovo's) parliament. They didn't even hold a referendum," Putin has been quoted as saying.

When the interviewer said that "prior to that, the Serbian central government waged war against the Kosovo Albanians and drove thousands of them away," Putin replied:

"The fact is that there was a long war in which Serbia and its capital Belgrade were bombarded and attacked with missiles. It was a military intervention of the West and NATO against the then rump Yugoslavia. Now I’m asking you: if the Kosovars have the right to self-determination, why should people on Crimea not have it? I would say: everyone should comply with uniform international rules and not want to change them any time one feels like it."

He reiterated that the reunification of Crimea with Russia was "just."

The West's unilateral independence in Kosovo set the precedence for separatist movements around the world. It's funny that the West won't allow peaceful referendums in Crimea and the impending Republika Srpska separatist movement. But if so as long as no blood will spill, let Republika Srpska free from the yoke of NATO and EU globalists!

Even Toma says it

The Serbian president spoke for told Sputnik Srbija(Serbia) when he added: "It would be better that they cooperate with (President Vladimir) Putin, because that can raise the world, than to quarrel with him, because that can collapse the world.

He said a lot of good things about Russia's support for Serbia and still, he sees that fair, unlike his colleagues that tend to go the Western way. It's no surprise we should see his views rather than criticizing him all the way. It's important everything should be seen on both sides.

What Toma can do, Aleksandar Vučić can't do. Let's be fair to Nikolić even on one case. Serbia is being dragged to the world scene again because of the West's hypocrisy but I know he is cautious on the situation he is forced to handle.

How he is doing it is not a joke because he wants his country to be neutral but with a leaning to Russia. And about Srebrenica, Putin helped Toma so that the false genocide would not be considered a true one.

He is more mature when dealing with thugs and allies alike unlike Vučić that has an anti-Serbian political ambitions.

Mir u Ukrajina?

Last night, talks in Minsk are done and there would be a ceasefire to be drawn. Wait? Ceasefire? The multinational talks could be crap anytime since Petro Poroshenko is an avid lier. Merkel is letting herself the West's bride. Francois Hollande is incompetent still. Putin is trying to outmaneuver the EU. Lukashenko is like.... close to Vlady.

With alm that said, can these warring sides pacify the Ukrainian fascists and the pro-Russian Ukrainians? Poroshenko wanted that special autonomy for Eastern Ukraine but the pro-Russian Ukrainians and the Russian minority would not want to be a part of the fascist regime made possible by the Maidan. Putin is thinking of outmaneuvering the EU, for his own interests i think. But if he will, he should make sure no fascists remain. Only anti-fascistic politicians.

I don't support Putin but i have sympathy for those in Eastern Ukraine, the fact that they suffered a lot when they just wanted to voice their self-determination all the time. Self-Determination and not angering the West.

Kosovo anyone? Well, Russia used the Kosovo clause to get back it's seaport taken away by Nikita Krushchev back in the 50's despite it a Russian speaking province. Russia doesn't recognize Kosovo but it used the enemy's own rules. WOW!

How twisted EU was. I can't see an immediate ceasefire unless all the fascists in Ukraine are toppled and the Eastern Ukrainians would have at least an autonomous state or simply, a special region having their own language and not giving Ukraine a hard time.

Be Fair!

Vladimir Putin should speak English more and more!

Not for the sake of public opinion but my personal one. Yes, Vlady is one of the most influetial leaders in the world and one of those that defied American Geopolitical strategic goals. But what he lacks is one thing. Using the English language more.

If Vlady knows this article, he should take it seriously. For the past few months(except Sochi Olympics), he speaks Russian often and hires a translator when he talked to Edward Snowden. But how about the people of the world that is sick of the American Policy of racism led by Barrack Hussein Obama? He is opposing it headfirst but not speaking to the world with English means his views are not yet found. Of course in my homeland, the great Jose Rizal said that education will set us free.

Vlady is rich, powerful and God fearing. But if his anti-Western and anti-imperialist goals are not said of the English language, the world will rely on some subtitle. Of course, subs has that thought but not exactly. I am not a hypocrite but my lack of understanding about the Russian language(i can read more Serbian than Russian) means i depend on subtitles often or if Vlady speaks straight English in a speech.

Južin Tok Dug

Prepare for Winter!

Vučić and Putin will have a phone conversation tomorrow.

According to the prime minister, "Serbia recognizes its debt," and finds it would be "right to pay EUR 100 million" - but that paying the entire EUR 200 million debt immediately, or by March, would be "too great a burden for us." 

This would "reflect on the public debt and the fiscal deficit that we wish to keep under control in 2015," revealed Vučić, and added: 

"We will try, although we accept and are not running away from our debt. We think there are reasons why Serbia should be met half-way, because we don't think everything is ideal in the business of some companies in Serbia, but we will present these objections in a partner-like manner." 

Vučić then stressed that his job was "to protect Serbia's interests," adding he would do that, and, as he did last week when he addressed the issue, the prime minister told citizens "not to worry."

By the Way Superman, how wouldn't the Srpski Narod would not worry? With your pro-EU policies and neglecting your own home based products, how can you pay just €200,000,000 debt? Paying a debt to your friend means you will get more instead of just losing your pro-EU ambitions. Wake up Superman! This is not the time to dream of a EU Srbija, wake up!

I am pissed when it comes to his slow decision making. It doesn't make sense when he is making crappy statements while he knew what his people need for Srbija and not for some greedy politicians, of course!