Srpska deco i svih uzrasta vi ste snaga nase otadzbine ane izdajice koje sluze zapadu da okupiraju ono sto nisu unistili i sto im treba. Braco sestre Srbi i Srpkinje vi ste snaga i vi ste Srpska drzava a ne pojedini politicari koji za sigurno sluze okupatorima da dodju do zeljenog cilja potpune okupacije i eksploatacije i novg fasitickog poretka u nasoj otadzbini. Ustajte braco na noge i zaustavite izdajice da ne prodaju ono sto je vase a nije fasitickog novof poretka.Vi ste sila vi ste snaga nase nacije ali samo svi skupa protiv kompletne okupacije. Ako to sada ne uradite onda ce vam biti teze ici u hajduke kao za vreme turaka. Bolje spreciti nego leciti dok je vreme ne dozvolite bolesti da se rasiri vi ste pencilin ove bolesti nasih izdajica.Poadrav svima sa liste i sirom planete. Cffkale Milan Kasic. Miroslav Antic wrote: > 16:50 2001-06-02 > > SERGEI STEPHANOV: KOSTUNICA CALLS FOR COOPERATION WITH THE HAGUE WHILE > YUGOSLAV SOCIETY SPLIT > > �Adoption of a law over cooperation between Yugoslavia and the Hague > Tribunal is necessary to liven up relationships with the international > community. In this connection, Yugoslavia�s government has already switched > into the process of establishing cooperation with the tribunal,� said > Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica yesterday after talks with Romanian > leader Ion Iliesku in Bucharest, according to Yugoslav news agencies. > Mr. Kostunica�s statement was backed by the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia�s > Deputy Prime Minister Miroljub Labus. �We have to legalize out interaction > with the Hague Tribunal in order to avoid precedents which could destabilize > the country,� he stressed. At present, virtually all the country�s > state-owned and private media outlets speak in favour of cooperating with > The Hague. > As concerns handing Slobodan Milosevic over to the Hague Tribunal, members > of the ruling DOS (the Democratic Opposition of Serbia) coalition are > divided over the issue. Part of it is ready to have him extradited, while > the others insist on trying Mr. Milosevic only in his homeland. The Yugoslav > society seems to by polarized, too. According to an opinion poll conducted > at the time of Mr. Milosevic�s arrest, some 56% of respondents spoke in > favour of Mr. Milosevic�s handover, while 36% were against it. > > At present, PRAVDA.Ru is preparing to publish an article by Serbian > journalist and public figure Stefan Branisavlevic (who is also editor of the > �Komentar� Internet-magazine) devoted just to the issues of cooperation > between FRYu and The Hague and Mr. Milosevic�s possible handover. > > SERGEI STEPHANOV > PRAVDA.Ru > http://english.pravda.ru/main/2001/06/02/6724.html > > Miroslav Antic, > http://www.antic.org/ > > Serbian News Network > > http://www.antic.org/ Serbian News Network http://www.antic.org/
