A serbian fascist elected mayor of Belgrade - Page 3

catzmeow · #21 (**permalink**) 05-29-2008, 09:56 AM

Thank you for posting this information TA. I am going to lunch and will read it later today.

This has been a nice discussion today.

Thanks to all of you for being so patient with me.

TrueAlbo2006 · #22 (**permalink**) 05-29-2008, 11:10 AM

what Milosevic party is to receive for accepting this coalition deal:

Scandalous:

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SOURCE:FONET,BETA,TANJUG
Author: E.B. | 29.05.2008 - 00:02

Scandalous request violating institutions

Release from prison of former Radio and Television Serbia’s director Dragoljub Milanovic and the requests related to the members of Milosevic’s family cannot be conditions for setting up of the republican government. Mixing of politics and judicial system is attack on the State, lawyers say.

Politicians add that it is not their job to change court verdicts.
The SPS vice president Milutin Mrkonjic said for ‘Blic’ that the SPS preconditions for setting up of new Serbian Government were end to persecution of the Milosevic’s family and release of Dragoljub Milanovic. However, Branko Ruzic, president of the SPS executive board says for our daily that ‘it is a legitimate political stance’ but that it was his opinion that ‘the negotiations over new government should not be burdened additionally’

TrueAlbo2006 · #23 (**permalink**) 05-29-2008, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by TrueAlbo2006

Hail and name as a national hero the assassin who murdered the former serb PM Djindjic. The list is so long.

Fascists want to abolish assassins of former Serb Premier Djinjdic
Author: Uroš Piper, BETA
New investigation in the case against the sentenced members of Zemun gang for assassination of Premier Zoran Djindjic is not possible legally, experts say. They characterize as pressure on the court the latest statement by Milorad Mircic, the fascist candidate for the Police Minister.

Last week, ahead of the second round of the provincial election in Vojvodina, Mircic said that ‘innocent people have been sentenced’ in the process for assassination of Premier Zoran Djindjic. His statement is one in a series of statements made by the fascist officials that express doubt in the court process for assassination of the Premier.
In February, ahead of the run-off of presidential election, Tomislav Nikolic said that if he happened to win, he would ‘check the court documentation from the trial’ to ‘assure’ himself whether the sentenced individuals were guilty or innocent.
The public in Serbia, however, was shocked and disgusted the most at the statement by the Fascist leader Vojislav Seselj given in the courtroom of the Hague Tribunal last week. Seselj said to believe that Zvezdan Jovanovic was ‘falsely accused’.
Even more shocking statement came from the Fascist official Zoran Krasic who said yesterday that ‘as regards Seselj’s personal opinion of Djindjic he showed a high degree of humanity’.
‘He has been in the detention of the Hague Tribunal for six years already and it is his personal right how he shall defend himself before that court’, Krasic added.
Experts say that such statements are pressure on the Supreme Court of Serbia that is soon to give its opinion over the verdict ruled by the Special Court.

catzmeow · #24 (**permalink**) 05-29-2008, 11:47 AM

Do most people in the Balkans believe he is guilty? If he is no longer in charge of the party, is it possible that the party really has reformed their agenda?

Mandrak · #25 (**permalink**) 05-30-2008, 06:47 AM

Hey Hey hey. People look hear Vucic is not major of Belgrade! There is political agreement of tree parties in Belgrade to back him up as major of Belgrade. But we have to wait for July 14 to see what will happen.

catzmeow · #26 (**permalink**) 05-30-2008, 08:48 AM

Ah, good to know. Thanks for the update!

TrueAlbo2006 · #27 (**permalink**) 05-30-2008, 06:34 PM

well, here is an assurance :

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SPS: Belgrade decision irreversible
30 May 2008 | 09:28 -> 15:58 | Source: Beta, Tanjug
BELGRADE -- SPS official Aleksandar Antić claims there is no chance of persuading his party to change its decision about constituting a local government in Belgrade.

"We are all honorable people, and there’s no way anyone can make us change our minds, so if they intend to use that extra month for that, I can tell them that they are just wasting not only their time, but the time of Belgraders as well,” said Antić in front of Belgrade City Hall.

Representatives from the Serb Radical Party (SRS), Democratic Party of Serbia-New Serbia (DSS-NS), and the coalition gathered around the SPS were holding a press conference in front of the City Hall to call on Acting Mayor of Belgrade Zoran Alimpić to change his decision to postpone the city assembly’s constitutive session until July 14.

Antić said that Associated Pensioners' Party (PUPS) leader Jovan Krkobabić had not attended the press conference as he had been tied up at his party’s main board boarding.

"Our coalition is in perfect working order, thanks for asking. Why should we speak about theoretical things, if I tell you that relations in our coalition are splendid, and that there is simply no need for any of that kind of speculation,” Antić insisted.

When asked whether his party had done anything to protect United Serbia leader Dragan Marković, who claimed earlier that he had been pressured by State Security, he said that the SPS was opposed to any kind of pressure during negotiations.

Koštunica: Democracy being undermined

Prime Minister Vojislav Koštunica (DSS) says the decision to hold the constitutive session of the Belgrade assembly on July 14 undermines democratic order.

He said that the move threatened to plunge Serbia into a deep crisis.

“The irresponsible decision to try and stop the election of a new Belgrade government undermines democratic order in the country, and threatens state institutions. Such willfulness and usurpation of power can only push Serbia into a great crisis,” Koštunica told Tanjug.

He said that “all opponents of democracy have always justified its destruction with supposedly higher values and goals,” adding that now, “with their mouths full of Europe, they are violating the basic tenet of democracy that a majority constitutes a government in the eyes of the law.”

“Can you think of anywhere else in Europe where a parliamentary session is not called because someone objects to the majority in question,” wondered Koštunica.

The prime minister added that he did not believe “anyone in Serbia who fights for democracy and who honestly respects democracy can approve of such a decision.”

“In democratic states the only democratic government is the one formed in parliament with the majority of votes. Anything else is oppression, ignoring the will of the citizens, and a usurpation of power, regardless of the high and mighty reasons they may cite,” Koštunica said, adding that “no power is worth endangering democracy for.”

Meanwhile, the newly-formed Belgrade coalition of the SRS, SPS, and DSS has said it will call for an urgent meeting with Municipal President Zoran Alimpić (Democratic Party) on Monday to persuade him to alter his decision to call the city assembly’s first session for July 14.

Coalition representatives claim that they attempted to contact Alimpić yesterday, but that he did not return their calls.

According to the coalition’s candidate for mayor, Aleksandar Vučić, Alimpić’s decision to call the first session for July 14 contravened the Constitution, the law, and the City Statute, and that he had chosen that date on the basis of an article of the City Statute that is used for introducing emergency measures, not for constituting a newly-elected assembly.

DSS spokesman Andreja Mladenović said that Alimpić was obliged to call the session within the legally stipulated time frame, “and not to drag Belgrade into a crisis like this.“

SPS official Aleksandar Antić said that the coalition was not fighting for power, but for democracy and for the election results to be respected.

An outdoor press conference was attended by dozens of SRS supporters carrying banners with messages such as “Belgrade Free After 67 Years” and “Yellows Out”.

"Anti-democratic move by worried people"

SPS official Žarko Obradović says the decision to call the first session of the Belgrade assembly on July 14 is an “anti-democratic move by worried people.“

“If it’s been settled that three parties have agreed and signed a coalition agreement, and have made up a parliamentary majority, then setting a session 46 days later indicates that they’re buying time to do something that could bring that coalition into doubt, or to destroy traces of something that’s taking place in the city,“ Obradović told B92 Info.

Asked who was closer to the truth—Serb Radical Party (SRS) deputy leader Tomislav Nikolić who says formation of a republic government is close, or Socialist Party of Serbia (SPS) leader Ivica Dačić who says talks between the SRS, Democratic Party of Serbia (DSS) and SPS are continuing— Obradović said that both should be believed.

SRS official Dragan Todorović said that he was sure that the coalition agreement between the Radicals, Socialists and DSS would soon be confirmed in the city assembly.

Todorović told the same program that according to the Law on the Capital, a third of councilors had the right to demand a session of the city assembly, and that this would be done.

He said that SRS, DSS, and SPS officials had spoken, and that they would look at the contents of all issues, that one included, and added that a compromise was possible.

marko.t · #28 (**permalink**) 05-31-2008, 06:41 AM

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Originally Posted by TrueAlbo2006

well, here is an assurance :

Well i can tell you that Vucic won’t be a major of Belgrade. It is all political games.

TrueAlbo2006 · #29 (**permalink**) 05-31-2008, 10:05 AM

a fascist is going to be the mayor!

AmusedToDeath · #30 (**permalink**) 05-31-2008, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by TrueAlbo2006

a fascist is going to be the mayor!

Better a fascist than a blood-thirsty war criminal and mafia leader like you prime minister.

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