Wednesday, July 06, 2005
Russia is Against Rashly Proclaiming Kosovo Independence
Moscow. Moscow is against rashly proclaiming of Kosovo independence, announced the Russian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Vladimir Chizov, cited by RIA Novosti. “There is a whole process going on for the realization of the Kosovo standards. I do not know how long it’ll take but the Russian side is against the rashly haste and cooperation for this process. When it is ready, the issue will be discussed in the Contact Group for Kosovo and the UN Security Council. The biggest anxiety comes from the situation of non Albanian population of the province and the return of the refugees”, said Chizov.
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As much as I respect the Russian culture, its painful to see when they side with Belgrade, although in this case they seem to side with Kosovar Serbs, which makes more sense. Albanians have to guarantee (as they always have) security for everyone, not only Serbs, and Russians should acknowledge that Kosova (and Albanians) are not their enemies.
France and China will neither accept independence. So, my dear gentlemen, if you are updated and educated, you know that a decision like that will and must go through the United Nations Security Council where all the five permanent memberstates must vote yes. In other case......well, everyone can scream as much as they want that they are independent in vain. Good luck.
Well said Chris.
Chris,
I am confident that "the updated and educated gentleman" poster knows that the only consequence of not being recognized by the security council members is the absence of the Kosova seat in the U.N. general assembly.
Here in Kosova, we're sick of UN(MIK) anyway. Recognition by the United States (which of course will be followed by most of the countries, other than Russia, China, France and perhaps India) is all we care for anyway.
Cousin D!
Guys, do not forget that the statement of this dude contains the word "rashly".
Main Entry: 2rash
Function: adjective
1 : marked by or proceeding from undue haste or lack of deliberation or caution
2 obsolete : quickly effective
- rash·ly adverb
- rash·ness noun
Therefore, I sense that mother Russia is having second thoughts... they are against the "quick one sided declaration of independence", but that does not mean that they are against the step-by-step or conditional independence.
Russia will not be against independence, they are smarter than that, there is no need to side with Belgrade on this.
Same with China, it doesn't care, it will abstain. As for India, it will vote whatever the US asks it to.
The Turks occupied Kosovo for 500 years and the Serbs still eventually liberated it. While Chris Blakic and his other Serbs who became Goranci then Albanci will be lucky to control it for 5 years (if at all).
Well, we see where you belong with that sort of mindset, together with those Turks from 500 years ago. No seriously, its not 1400 A.D. anymore, if you haven't noticed, we're in 2005 A.D.
Chris. The story you tell is what YOU have read. This MUST not be the truth. It MIGHT be truth, but the story is different depending where you live in the world or in Europe. I fully believe that YOU believe that Skanderbeg was an Albanian. Right ?
Anonymous, and I am sure YOU believe that Alexander the Great was a FYROM-ian...
Cousin D!
Considering the fact that you are not that many in terms of population even for European standards, and also the fact that you multiply like rabbits (10 children per family; if the husband is not there the rest of the family do the business of reproduction etc) I guess you are fooling yourselves with historical data which is mathematically not possible. Try to calculate how many of you existed 200 years ago, and the result is not that encouraging. As for a thousand years ago - you must be joking. You would have disappeared from inbreeding if nothing else - we all know that you stick to your own kind. Hence, the distinguished features (short legs, big heads, droopy shoulders rotten teeth etc)that make it so easy to recognise on of your own kind.
Mr Blaku, I don't really know where do you get brainwashed with this info, but you need to sit down and do some serious independent research before you allow yourself to lecture the rest of us.
Skanderbeg was a Serb. His mother, Voisava, was 100% Serbian. His father John had an Albanian mother but his grandfather Branilo was Serbian. Here is the genealogy of his family:
http://www.sardimpex.com/FILES/CASTRIOTA%20E%20BRANAI.htm
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