Svi se okupljaju i nešto planiraju “za nedajbože” samo mi tarlahamo.
Isto k’o i devedesetih.
Ovakav plan postoji odavno. I sva Dodikova retorika bazirana je na njemu, svi je tamo imaju namjeru provesti, "samo mi tarlahamo"
#63877 Re: Dešavanja u Srbiji
Posted: 20/03/2024 14:06
by toska
Bazinga1234 wrote: ↑20/03/2024 01:57
Ovi su baš pukli.
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Svašta, još dobije i 1k lajkova.
Ako ista svijeća sad traje 17h umjesto prijašnjih 24h to moze značiti samo da je vrijeme usporilo.
#63878 Re: Dešavanja u Srbiji
Posted: 20/03/2024 14:15
by SmokingMan
Šta reći, skaredna politika će ih opet uvući u nesreću. Malo njih vidi da su neke tragedije izazvali sami, kao 90.tih. Osim što su i previše dobro izašli neokrznuti iz perioda agresije na BIH.
#63879 Re: Dešavanja u Srbiji
Posted: 20/03/2024 14:15
by tramvajtrojka
JoseMujica wrote: ↑19/03/2024 10:19
te da se zabilježi...krenula je priča o vekovnim ognjištima baš kao nekada
ako smo mi djeca bili pa nismo kontali šta slijedi, djeco nemojte se i vi zajebati
Zamajavaju strance, ili im zapravo stranci to dopuštaju da rade na sebi svojstven način. Jedna umirujuća priča i glumatanje nevinašaca za njih, a onda 24 sata kasije, busanje u prsa kako je "najveći u Srba" odbrusio bjelosvjetskim varalicama, javno arlaukanje na TV.u o tragedijama, antisrbima, koji i jedini imaju zdravo povezane sinapse, neprijateljski nastrojenim zapadnjiacima. Mislim, jedna sumanuta propaganda koja je toliko trivijalna da mi nije jasno da makar milion i pol Srba ne razumije da u njegovom govoru osim što postoje nepovezane stvari, postoji i ant-logika, tako dobro upakovana u emotivno nabijenim govorima, da je njima bukvalno rečeno, svejedno što oni žive teško, i da im nije msko za 2.000 dinara iz Male Krsne doći da se prijave na tuđe adrese na Vračaru. Tih 2.000 dinara će ih svakako progoniti u narednih 2 godine, što kosntatnom neimaštinom što neispunjemim ili djelomično ispunjenim obećanjima, dok se opet ne dođe sa 200-300 dinara boljom ponudom. Tako ti je kada Vučića više interesuju glasovi onih iz Krsne nego neki belosvetski likovi iz Nemačke, jer će njemu i njegovoj diližansi, glasovi siromašnih produžiti boravak na vlasti, a siromašne držati tamo gdje im je mjesto, u neimaštini i strahu. Sve dok se ne pronađu žrtvena jagnjad iz nekog drugog zaboravljenog srpskog sela.
imas ti kralju citav ovaj tekst il da citamo samo prvih 9 redova?
pa subaj se
Russia is exploiting ethnic tensions as Serbia threatens violence against Kosovo and secessionists threaten a Bosnian collapse.
As all eyes are on Ukraine, another conflict is brewing in Europe. Three decades after the bloody breakup of Yugoslavia, recent clashes between Serbia and Kosovo have reignited lingering ethnic conflicts. While Serbia is driving events on the ground, Moscow is fanning the flames.
Vladimir Putin has been candid about his desire to weaken the North Atlantic Treaty Organization and restore Russia to its historical borders. But with Russian forces suffering losses in Ukraine, Moscow has much to gain by fostering trouble elsewhere on the Continent. The right regional crisis would give the Kremlin an opportunity to gain local influence through arms dealing and mediation, while diverting attention from Ukraine and giving Russia leverage over Western leaders.
The Western Balkans are a perfect candidate. Kosovo and Bosnia and Herzegovina aren’t NATO members. Just as Moscow seeks to dominate what it calls the “Russian world,” Serbia has long called to unite the “Serbian world.” In 1998, that concept spurred Serbia to invade Kosovo—a conflict that ended only with NATO’s March 1999 military intervention to end Serbian human-rights abuses against the ethnic Albanian population.
Though thousands of NATO soldiers still remain in Kosovo as peacekeepers, tensions are high. In 2008, Kosovo unilaterally declared its independence from Serbia and received recognition from many Western countries, including the U.S. But Serbia still doesn’t recognize its sovereignty. Serbian President Aleksander Vučić is tightening his grip on power at home and over the past year, with Russian backing, has pressed Kosovo.
In May, Serbia placed its troops on combat alert following a clash between ethnic Serb rioters and international peacekeepers that injured 90 NATO soldiers. It was a Kremlinesque move, using ethnic tensions as a pretext for military movement. In September, Mr. Vučić borrowed another page from the Putin playbook. Thirty heavily armed ethnic Serbs, whom Kosovo alleges were equipped by Serbia and linked to Mr. Vučić, attacked a police patrol in Kosovo, leaving four dead. The Serbian president denied having armed the attackers.
Serbia used the incident as a pretext to mass heavy weapons and troops on the border with Kosovo in late September. The White House grew “very worried that Serbia could be preparing to launch a military invasion,” a U.S. official later told Time. Such a conflict could easily spill into neighboring North Macedonia, a NATO member. Concern about the brewing crisis prompted Washington to release declassified intelligence regarding Serbia’s military buildup and the attack on the Kosovo police.
Days later, Serbia withdrew from the border, but it’s evident Belgrade and Moscow are preparing a second campaign of violence and provocation for 2024. Russia is conducting influence operations with pro-war messaging in Serbia and sending weapons. China is shipping arms, too. Serbia has pledged to ramp up military spending this year and continues to host a Russian-run so-called humanitarian center close to NATO’s main base in Kosovo, which Western officials say serves as a Russian spy center. Serbia and Russia deny this. The Serbs seem eager for a pretext to act—in February, Serbia said that Kosovo’s ban of the Serbian dinar as currency amounted to ethnic cleansing.
And this isn’t the only powder keg in the region. Bosnia and Herzegovina is also teetering on the verge of collapse. Late last year, Bosnian Serb leader Milorad Dodik, another Russian ally, threatened that his semiautonomous region, Republika Srpska, would secede from the country. In the coming months, this could reignite the ethnic violence that killed more than 100,000 people during the 1992-95 Bosnian War.
In a Feb. 5 report, the U.S. Office of the Director of National Intelligence said it expects an increased risk of interethnic violence in 2024 in the Western Balkans. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg warned late last year that Russia has plans to destabilize the Balkans, a worry British Foreign Minister David Cameron echoed in January.
Western powers must prevent further instability in the Balkans. NATO should refocus military and diplomatic resources there and reinforce military commitments in Kosovo. A coalition of willing NATO members should publicly commit now to provide military assistance if Serbia or Russia take aggressive steps in the Balkans.
Meanwhile, the U.S. should continue to impose sanctions on officials who undermine security in the Western Balkans, and the European Union should join. Washington and its allies should also continue to use declassified intelligence to support their diplomacy. And NATO should deploy counter-hybrid warfare teams to combat Russian and Serbian propaganda campaigns with improved cybersecurity.
As NATO celebrates its 75th anniversary and Mr. Putin sustains more losses in Ukraine, Moscow is attempting to open a new front in the Balkans. Moscow doesn’t need to send its army to the region. Russia need only to rely on Serbia to incite violence and instability, betting NATO will dither.
#63884 Re: Dešavanja u Srbiji
Posted: 20/03/2024 14:52
by sumirprimus
tako si mogo i odmah, hvala.
#63885 Re: Dešavanja u Srbiji
Posted: 20/03/2024 14:54
by Altsa
#63886 Re: Dešavanja u Srbiji
Posted: 20/03/2024 14:56
by sumirprimus
ova ivana im je na vratu godinama. secira ih ko niko
Bolesni ljudi o Kosovo Kosovo u izvedbi spc i proruske pjevacice , koji kic i jad od zastava, pjesme, ikonografije
fkt njima nema spasa , bas me zanima sto nisu otpjevali ko mi iz duše uze Kosovo
Ma sve to razumijem ali ne mogu razumiti pasivnost UEFE koja sve ovo gleda kroz prste cijeli svijet je osudio rusku agresiju na Ukrajinu Rusija i ruski klubovi su izbaceni iz svih natjecanja pod okriljem UEFE I FIFE i mnogih ostalih sportskih krovnih organizacija, ali nacisticko fasisticka politika kluba Crvene Zvezde i Partizana na svakoj utakmici slicnog sadrzaja koristi priliku da dadne podrsku ruskoj agresiji, velicanju osudjenih ratnih zlocinaca, cetnickih vodja i vojvoda itd itd. Mi da smo zviznuli na Izraelsku himnu dobili bi kaznu odma od 200 000 km.
Sto je najgore niko se ne buni portali mediji niko ne pise o ovome, treba izvrsiti pritisak na UEFU sa svih strana mimo saveza BiH koji je pod kontrolom srba.
, bas me zanima sto nisu otpjevali ko mi iz duše uze Kosovo