Monte Negro and Sandzak

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:D Vozdra i bite. :D Koni mane stani cire. :D :lol:
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:lol: :lol: Vozdra i bite---votži moj loma vaspa a ja tamći voo--dasa ću ćii na ršijuča--vdjeo vopra čevru.
Vozdra do trasu :D
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:D Vozdra,znima za neme loma tepi. :D :D
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reHa,o muće vajo venicr šepi?
Na ršijiča sam obi i jeo sam vapeče-samni gomo tupi--i za bete sam jeopo setkude sa komlu u lapo munaso---Vozdra i bite
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#55 Re: Monte Negro and Sandzak

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Interesting... I didn't know that Sandzak was once a part of state of Bosnia....

InfraRedRidinghood wrote:Thanks for your time....
There,in Bosnia is so many people from Sandzak ...they comeing here to work or to study....or to live here because they thinking that they belonging here..( I don't know why??? :? :? :? )


Here's some newsflash for you: sanjak was part of bosnia until 1912 (unlike, for example, major teritory of western and northwestern bosnia, who was part of NDH)!!! Therefore, you can still find ppl who live there, and were actuactally born as bosnians!!! And, btw, i can not belive how little (most of you) know about your own history and how big homophobes you are :x :x :x


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muha_sa wrote:reHa,o muc´e vajo venicr sˇepi?
Na rsˇijicˇa sam obi i jeo sam vapecˇe-samni gomo tupi--i za bete sam jeopo setkude sa komlu u lapo munaso---Vozdra i bite
Lafa za vacepe.Ako djemdo demoi na tupi. :D
Ma venicr znane jesta sonapi,mosa palu. :lol: :lol:
Vozdra. :D
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We are the champion of................ :lol: :lol: :-)
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Venicr je lajladi cao mi :lol: damgle tekmu a votži moj mi dane da damgle--čeho da je kod neme mosa--samno ga po biso.
Kad đešdo demoi na tupi :lol: rnicusi :lol: --demoi i na tulju fuka od vešlji a žemo i zalo.
Vozdra moj reHa--demi logma satino
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By the way,bolje je fataj se bikinia,sutra je 60 godina. :D :D :-)
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#60 Re: Monte Negro and Sandzak

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Midas1970 wrote:Some questions about Sandzak from somebody who'd like to get to know the Bosnian politics and current affairs a little better:
- Do you think Sandzak is a potential conflict hotspot ?
- How will Monte Negro's seperation effect Sandzak (now that it is divided in two)?
- How's the political/personal/economical/cultural relations between BiH (and Bosnians) and Sandzak ?

Thanks for your time....

Oh shut up. What kind of idiot would ask these kinds of questions and in English? Most normal English speaking people are not even aware of Monte Negro not to mention Sandak its complexities with its minorities and the political ties to the neighboring countries: BiH and Serbia. You are obviously very well informed about your geo-politics; therefore, my questions to you are: what do you really want to know and what are you trying to achieve by asking these kinds of questions, and WTF you’re doing here. The poor people that live on the fu…ing peninsula that is also known as Balkans are sick and tired of people like you . Please leave us alone.
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WHOW, you sound like one angry fellow...
I do my reserach to answer the questions I have, before I ask for people's time. But literature on Sandzak in the two languages I speak ( English and Turkish ) is very poor, and literature about political dynamics in Sandzak over the last two decades, is non-existant (or very difficult to find, cause I couldn't find any). So I posted some questions here and I already feel much more informed than I used to be.
On a second note, this kind of forums are a great way to learn about how certain peoples (i.e. Bosnians), feel about various current afairs. Because unless you speak the language, it's difficult to understand the ongoing social dynamics. Somebody has to explain you in the language you understand. And I'm very appreciative of the individuals who has posted their opinions to my questions. I didn't create the problems in the Balkans, I'm trying to understand them better. Cheers.
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Yeah, I am sure it’s a research. The problem is that your topic is very sensitive and your timing is perfect. On this forum what you will get are the opinions. If you were seeking the knowledge as you claim I am sure that there would be more appropriate places that you can find it. If I can suggest try to goggle “Sandak” and I am sure you will get an abundance of articles that you can research. As far as my anger is concerned I can only say that I was not angry but annoyed by your inquiry but I guess you’re allowed to ask and I am allowed to tell you what I think about your question.

Cheers to you too
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Beatrice_22 wrote:Image

by the way, ona je magistrica politologije :D :D :D
Za ovom i u vatru i u vodu, ma i u nabujalu rijeku........Kiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiikiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii :D


Ready to free Sandzak! :D 8)
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[b]Midas[/b]1970 wrote: Cheers.
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@Samarkand, :-) jes i ti mozes *rat to nije normalno :D :oops:
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