Нико није покушао да преузме заслуге. Напротив. Сви су говорили да је ово свенародни скуп. Митинг су организовали све политичке партије. Дакле и ДС и СРС и ДСС итд.
Тачно је да је било страначких застава СРС, била је понека застава и ДСС. Али у суштини било је веома мало страначких обележја за оволики скуп. Већина срспких тробојки је била у рукама страначких активиста којима су то иначе редовни реквизити на митинзима

За тебе је срамота што је 500 хиљада људи мирно и достојанствено протествовало због насилног стварања лажне државе Косово?

Sve u svemu, taj mirni deo mitinga nije vise bitan, bitno je ono sto su uradili navijaci jer je to sada prva vest svuda u svetu i les u ambasadi.

Dakle, rezultat mitinga:  jos jedan minus za Srbiju.

Овако је Изгледало Ушће! 

Nije istina...Vecina stranih medija je bila korektnija po tom pitanju nego neki "domaci" mediji!
Sve je objasnjeno onako kako je i bilo...svagde ima nekoga ko ce se izdvojiti iz mase.

Sramota je to jer je protest organizovan da bi pokazali svetu da se ne slazemo sa necivvilizacijskim cinom koji nam je ucinjen a pokazali smo da umemo samo silom i vandalstvom.
Sramota je to jer smo umesto reci utehe i nade culi od nasih vodja pretnje i parole.
Dokle da idemo u prvi razred?

Fenomenalno!

Btw kazu mi moji iz kuce na b92 svo vreme mitinga do pocetka sranja isao dokumentarac : "kad je Lineker sreo Maradonu", a posle bio onaj glupi kviz i onda kad pocelo sranje prekinuli kviz i kao vanredne vesti...

A posle se pitaju odakle tolika ogorcenost ogromnog broja fasista u Srbiji...ne, pardon, klerofasista.

Protesters set fire to US embassy in Belgrade

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Updated 3 hours 0 minutes ago
A protester burns an American flag

A protester sets an American flag on fire during a mass protest rally against Kosovo's declaration of independence in Belgrade. (Reuters: Ivan Milutinovic)

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Scores of protesters have broken into the US embassy in Belgrade and set some rooms on fire in protest at Kosovo's independence.

Police were not protecting the building which had been closed and boarded up after rioters stoned it earlier in the week.

Black smoke billowed out of the embassy.

Papers and chairs were thrown out of the windows, with doors wedged in the window frames and burning.

One protester climbed up to the first floor of the building, ripped the Stars and Stripes off its pole and briefly put up a Serbian flag in its place.

Some protesters jumped up and down on the embassy balcony, holding up a Serbian flag as the crowd below of about 1,000 people cheered them on, shouting "Serbia, Serbia".

The nearby embassy of Croatia was ransacked, and the embassies of Turkey and Belgium were also damaged.

In front of the Canadian embassy, a car was set ablaze, but rioters' attempt to break into the British embassy was foiled.

The rioters were mainly young men, some of whom wore balaclavas and scarves to hide their faces.

They had attacked the building with sticks and metal bars and destroyed two guard boxes outside.

Protesters ripped some metal grilles from the embassy windows and also tore a handrail off the building's entrance and used it as a battering ram against the main door.

Massive rally

The storming of the building came during a state-backed rally to protest at Kosovo's secession on Sunday attended by around 200,000 people, which was otherwise peaceful.

So far, 23 of the 27 European Union (EU) member states have backed Kosovo's independence, either formally recognising it or declaring their intention to do so.

Cyprus, Romania and Spain have explicitly refused to do either.

The latest countries to give their nod to Kosovo on Thursday were Italy, Denmark, Estonia, Luxembourg and Slovenia, which declared its own independence from the former communist Yugoslavia in 1991.

At the Belgrade rally, Rado Dragovic, said he had flown in specially for the rally from his home in Bar, Montenegro.

"I came by plane this morning. All Serbs must be here to show to Europe and the whole world that this is Serbian land, a Serbian shrine, Serbian soul," Mr Dragovic said.

Thousands of people were still walking to the "Kosovo is Serbia" rally when the event kicked off with the Serbian national anthem.

Addressing the huge crowd, nationalist Prime Minister Vojislav Kostunica promised Serbia would never accept Kosovo's independence in an emotive speech.

"Kosovo is Serbia's first name. Kosovo belongs to Serbia. Kosovo belongs to Serbian people. It has been like this forever and it will be like this forever," Mr Kostunica said.

The rally was also addressed by Tomislav Nikolic of the ultra-nationalist Serbian Radical Party, and Bosnian Serb Prime Minister Milorad Dodik.

"Hitler could not take (Kosovo) away, nor will these ones today be able to," Mr Nikolic said, referring to the Western powers supporting Kosovo.

"You, from the United States and the European Union, you caused huge sadness in our hearts," he said, speaking on behalf of the Parliament where his party is the single strongest force.

"We tell you, we were sad for two days, on the third day Serbs burnt checkpoints, on the fourth day we gathered at the biggest rally Serbia has ever seen.

"We will preserve every inch of our territory."

March

Following the speeches, protesters began to march towards the massive Temple of Sait Sava to hear "prayers for Kosovo," led by Serbian Orthodox archbishops.

Serbia's pro-West president, Boris Tadic, could not attend because of a visit to Romania, one of only five EU countries that have said they will not recognise an independent Kosovo.

"Serbia will never recognise Kosovo ... But neither will it renounce its future membership of the European Union," Mr Tadic told a joint news conference with his Romanian counterpart Traian Basescu.

Kosovo came under UN control in mid-1999, following NATO's air war to drive out forces loyal to Serbia's late autocratic president Slobodan Milosevic waging a crackdown on its separatist Albanian guerrillas and their civilian supporters.

- AFP/Reuters

milina za oci

nego ko pomenu klerofasiste 

taj izraz mi je omiljeni kod ovih sa u92