Serbia's voters fail a second time to elect president

I always took the 6.6mm figure to include the HillBillies in Podgorica.......of course one needs to allow for the some 200,000 fraudulant voters in Quislingist controled B-grad ( acording to VK himself)

BTWS How many votes did VK actually end uo with ?

So, what happens now? Any educated guesses?

I'll only comment if there is a chance of winning a prize...

Well, we know that Dr.K has accused so and so for including those that have emigrated since 1991/run away/retain common sense, which is quite a sizeable number (just try and find a bar in London where you can't find someone from Serbia). I think that everyone knows it is a stitch up (OSCE etc.), and their silence is an indictment of who they really support.

I think it's quite likely that there will be a caretaker government that will be majority pro Djindjic, but what worries me is that whilst a caretaker government is supposed to be just that, I predict Dj will use it to do something controversial, i.e. something that wouldn't stand a chance under a normal sitting parliament (no doubt something to do with Western pressure). What we need is info on the Speaker of the parliament (a she I believe) and which way she swings. I can see that deciding the composition of this caretaker government causing major juctions. How exciting. Not.

VRN

P.S. Tanks for the 'fo (though I doubt that I'll remember it later)!

What we need is info on the Speaker of the parliament (a she I believe) and which way she swings

She is Natasha Michich of Civic Alliance of Serbia (GSS), one of the most collaborationist. In fact, GSS's founder, Vesna Peshich, wrote for rabbidly anti-Serb but influential American NGO's in the mid 1990's, spelling out who's to blame for everything in the former Yugoslavia (take a guess!). If you compare her outline and the oficial policy of the State Department, they are almost identical.

So, we know which way the collaborationist vote will go.

A bit of historical fact trivia: except for King Peter I (1903-1918), not a single Serbian ruler since 1804 completed his term in office peacefully -- they were all either assassinated or forced out.

If I had to answer my own question, What happens now, I think Serbia is headed for a showdown.

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