Serbia's President Boris Tadic: A judicial approach on Kosovo

The Washington Times ^ | February 17, 2009 | Boris Tadic

[Ravnagora]

Serbia's contest against secession sets a new Balkan standard

A year ago today, a great disturbance with global implications was felt throughout the international system - the unilateral declaration of independence by the ethnic-Albanian authorities of Serbia's southern province of Kosovo.

This blatant attempt at secession is in direct violation of United Nations Security Council resolution 1244 (1999), the U.N. Charter, and the Helsinki Final Act. As a result, a vast majority of U.N. member states, including many with multiethnic populations, have refused to recognize Kosovo's independence.

At the time, we stated clearly that Serbia would never recognize Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence under any circumstances. This position is enshrined in our constitution, and will not change. Self-determination and secession cannot be forced on a democratic country.

[Kolokotronis]

Good article. The shame is that with the coming of the Obama Administration, that evil witch Hitlery is still beating the drum of independence and international recognition of the Islamist terror statelet in Kosovo. So it seems we should expect nothing different from this present Administration than we got from from Islam’s best friend, Bush, which is to say a complete and total commitment to the triumph of Moahmmedanism east of the Adriatic. The only question will be whether this administration shows the same devotion to the destruction of Eastern Christianity that the last one did.

[FormerLib]

The New World Order types should be along shortly to start attacking the Serbs. They are as predictable as their intellects are limited.