neki moj drug, ima klinca od 4 god, kaze
sinoc gledamo dnevnik, i ovaj mali, galami....... cut, cut cek, cek, cekcek,
ucitkavaju ga, a on kaze; sta je bilo,
ma doso neki amerikanac u Bgd, a ovaj mali kaze: (ozbiljan)

jel doso nekog da ubije ?

smejali smo se 

Uhapšen i osuđen anarhista zbog protesta protiv Bajdena
Autor: Beta | 21.05.2009. - 08:35

Predstavnik organizacije Anarho-sindikalistička inicijativa Ratibor Trivunac uhapšen je u Beogradu i odmah osuđen na 10 dana zatvora zbog paljenja američke zastave u znak protesta zbog posete potpredsednika SAD Džozefa Bajdena.

Branilac osuđenog Nikola Barović rekao je da je Trivunac u 16.50 sa grupom anarhista na početku Knez Mihailove kod Palate Albanija, spustio američku zastavu na pločnik, zapalio je, a zatim objasnio da na taj način izražava protest zbog dolaska Bajdena u Srbiju. Policija je ubrzo privela Trivunca i još nekoliko ljudi koji su se tu zatekli, među kojima i reditelja Želimira Žilnika, koji je sa snimateljem snimao događaj.
Barović je rekao da su Žilnik i njegov snimatelj kasnije pušteni.
Prema njegovim rečima, Trivuncu je posle saslušanja gradski sudija za prekršaje Goran Milutinović odmah izrekao kaznu zatvora od deset dana, počev od danas.
"Trivunac je osuđen zbog navodnog remećenja javnog reda i mira. Nikada ranije nije prekršajno odgovarao", rekao je Barović.
On je sudiji preneo da Vrhovni sud SAD u sličnim situacijama nije osuđivao ljude za remećenje javnog reda i mira, jer se paljenje zastave u SAD smatra izražavanjem mišljenja.
"Nije uobičajeno ni u Srbiji da neko na takav način bude osuđen na zatvorsku kaznu. Dešavalo se mnogo slučajeva paljenja zastava, pa niko nije gonjen zbog toga", naveo je Barović.

Izvor: Blic

E i na mene se svašta lepi po ovom forumu....

Kako si ti to lepo uobličio, baš onako u zlonamernom i zajedljivom duhu kako sam se u svom prethodnom svom  postu, usudio i da primetim...bedno i nekorektno  imputirati vlastite zaključke sagovorniku. No, od tvrde bosanske glave ne očekuje se nista drugo...
Čuvaj ti prijatelju pamet , trebaće ti...

Biden visit sparks anger in Serbia 
 
 
Biden said the US does not expect Serbia to recognise Kosovo's declaration of independence [AFP]

 
Joe Biden, the US vice-president, has arrived in Serbia on a landmark visit that has sparked anger among nationalist parties within the Balkan state.

Biden's visit on Wednesday - the highest level trip to Serbia by a US official in 29 years - was aimed at renewing ties with the state, following years of tense relations between Washington and Belgrade.

Following a meeting with Boris Tadic, Serbia's president, Biden said: "I came to Serbia on behalf of the Obama-Biden administration with a clear message: The United States wants to, likes to, deepen its relations with Serbia."

Biden said he was offering a "strong, new relationship" with Washington.

Serbia 'humiliated'

But nationalist parties urged the former US senator to leave the country, holding up signs with slogans such as "Biden, you Nazi scum, go home" during a parliamentary session.

Nationalists accuse Biden of being the chief advocate of Nato's bombing of Serbia in 1999 over the Kosovo conflict,  and also resent his lobbying for Bosnian Muslims in their 1992-5 fight against Bosnian Serbs.

They have opposed his visit, saying it amounts to a "humiliation'' of the country.

Washington's backing for the unilateral declaration of independence last year by the province of Kosovo also angered the Balkan nation as well as Russia, its long-time ally.

In a live televised broadcast from parliament, opposition Radical Party deputies, who occupy around a fifth of places in the assembly, appeared dressed in T-shirts bearing the image of Vojislav Seselj, the party's president, who is currently on trial for war crimes before a UN tribunal in The Hague, the Netherlands.

Protests banned

Dragan Todorovic, Seselj's acting leader, described Biden's visit as "the saddest day in Serbia's history".

He said the US represented "all bad things that have struck the Serbian people, and whose inspirer was, for the large part, Biden".

Several hundred Radical Party supporters also staged a protest in a Belgrade suburb, despite a police ban on demonstrations against the US planned by nationalists during Biden's visit.

Soldiers and police have lined routes during Biden's travels in Serbia, keeping the public away.

During his visit, Biden attempted to quell disagreements over the status of Kosovo.

'New communication'

He promised that Serbia's refusal to recognise the province's self-declared independence would not hinder its attempts to enter the European Union.

 
While nationalists oppose his visit in Serbia, Kosovo looks to welcome Biden [AFP]
"We do not expect Serbia any time soon to recognise Kosovo," he said.

"But we expect Belgrade to co-operate with the European Union and other key international actors on Kosovo and look for pragmatic solutions that will improve the lives of its people, Serb and Albanian."

Tadic said Kosovo's declaration of independence violated international law, but said his country sought a partnership with Washington.

"Notwithstanding our different positions on the Kosovo question, Serbia wishes for the best possible relations with the United States, as partners," he said.

He said he and Biden had "agreed that we now have an opportunity to establish a completely new level of communication between our two countries".

Bosnian visit

Biden's visit to Serbia is part of a three-day visit to the Balkans.

During an address in Sarajevo, Bosnia's capital, on Tuesday, he pledged to support attempts by the region's nations to enter the EU and urged Bosnia's leaders to heal ethnic rifts to prevent violence from erupting in the country again.

He said: "Today, to be very blunt with you, I personally, and the leadership of my country, is worried ... about the direction of your country and your future."

Bosnia has been plagued by ethnic divisions since the US-brokered Dayton peace accords ended the country's civil war in 1995.

Biden concludes his Balkan trip with a visit to Kosovo on Thursday.
 
Izvor: Al-Jazeera.net


zanimljiv mi je ovaj boldovani deo..... tu se naslucuje uslovljavanje clanstva u EU, priznavanjem Kosova... citajuci izmedju redova......

strasno, i posle oni kenjaju o nekoj diktaturi devedesetih.....

 

maaa,gde ce Srbija bez SuNATOvca... 
1.inace,kolko sam razumeo,kad se Bajden rukovao sa Jeremicem rekao je kako i on u Washingtonu ima par takvih neposlusnih,a Jeremic mu rekao da mu tesko da poveruje... ?
2.jel djubre otislo?i kada?i gde je sad?

e Srbine sta si docekao... UZAS
oloshi izdajnicki... nemam reci....

A што се толико цимате јбт.
Човек је ћутао и био фин као бубица... Није се стандардно амерички курчио и појео је говно за све оно што је рекао о нама.

Чекам да се заврши посета КиМ па да извучем закључак који је за сада позитиван...

Otisao je i sad bi trebalo da je u Pristini.Sad ga tamo ljude i rade sve ono sto ovde nisu bas toliko smeli javno.Gledaj klico kako se docekuje covek  

@Coolrunner

prosto ja smatram da su nezavisni mediji i edukacija ljudi osnova za demokratiju. procedura ne da je vazna nego je najvaznija, ali ovde je rec o postovanju procedure. video si kod donosenja zakona protiv diskriminacije. sada ne ulazim u to da li je taj zakon dobar ili ne, ali skandalozno je nepostovanje procedure sa kojom se veliki broj ljudi cak slozio! e tu je problem


u redu, a kako onda mi to ostvarujemo bilateralnu saradnju sa americkom vojskom bez referenduma? i kako to da smo usli u partnerstvo za mir bez referenduma?

ipak je ovde bio onaj stari srpski domacinski docek uz prsut i kajmak