Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will be happy:
We should:
Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper (Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria Voyvodina to Hungary The island of Corfu to Albania
I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a result.
I propose you shot yourself in that empty head of yours. It will get you great cooling system and end your pain. Best wishes and give my regards to your doctor.
> Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will > be happy:
> We should:
> Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper > (Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania > Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia > The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria > Voyvodina to Hungary > The island of Corfu to Albania
> I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the > last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the > innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a > result.
>Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will >be happy:
>We should:
>Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper >(Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania >Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia >The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria >Voyvodina to Hungary >The island of Corfu to Albania
>I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the >last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the >innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a >result.
>DAP
>USA
And no doubt the resulting extermination of the Serbian people will make you very happy. Goran is right; do the world a favour and blow your brains out!
> >Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will > >be happy:
> >We should:
> >Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper > >(Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania > >Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia > >The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria > >Voyvodina to Hungary > >The island of Corfu to Albania
> >I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the > >last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the > >innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a > >result.
> >DAP
> >USA
> And no doubt the resulting extermination of the Serbian people will > make you very happy. Goran is right; do the world a favour and blow > your brains out!
Dave je v sporočilu <37e17845.20054...@news.u-net.com> napisal ...
>On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 14:34:28 -0700, Don Parks <nos...@nospam.com> >wrote:
>>Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will >>be happy:
Yeah right.
>>We should:
>>Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper >>(Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania >>Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia >>The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria >>Voyvodina to Hungary >>The island of Corfu to Albania
A nice example of a 19th century idea. Seems like there is a lot of people in the Balkans who kind of skiped the 20th - Serbs and Albanians being the prime example.
I think that the future of the Balkans is in small in regions. (Independant states, confederation, union or federal members... whatever) . Smaller states are forced to cooperate with each other and forget the resentments with neighbours simply in order to survive economically (if nothing else).
Besides, as a result of those riots 2 years ago (or was it 3?) Albania is having some serious trouble governing even its present day territory (Seems like the Op. Alba was a complete failure). The goverment in Tirana, if there is such a thing, is perfectly aware of that.
>>I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the >>last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the >>innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a >>result.
You cannot heal your wounds by inflicting new ones to the others. It also does not raise anybody from the dead. It is the blood-feud mentality that needs to be abandoned as quickly as possible. Then you can move on.
"M.Kovac" wrote: > Dave je v sporočilu <37e17845.20054...@news.u-net.com> napisal ... > >On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 14:34:28 -0700, Don Parks <nos...@nospam.com> > >wrote:
> >>Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will > >>be happy:
> Yeah right.
> >>We should:
> >>Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper > >>(Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania > >>Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia > >>The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria > >>Voyvodina to Hungary > >>The island of Corfu to Albania
> A nice example of a 19th century idea. Seems like there is a lot of people > in the Balkans who kind of skiped the 20th - Serbs and Albanians being the > prime example.
> I think that the future of the Balkans is in small in regions. (Independant > states, confederation, union or federal members... whatever) . Smaller > states are forced to cooperate with each other and forget the resentments > with neighbours simply in order to survive economically (if nothing else).
> I personally would like to see a United Europe with no borders. In a few > generations time, there will be mixed nationalities with far less (if any) > ethnic conflicts, just like here in the US. But with the way the Serbs cannot > get along with anyone else in that region, it will take some time.
> Besides, as a result of those riots 2 years ago (or was it 3?) Albania is > having some serious trouble governing even its present day territory (Seems > like the Op. Alba was a complete failure). The goverment in Tirana, if there > is such a thing, is perfectly aware of that.
I see a good future for Albania. With the addition of Kosova, and our assistance to rebuild it, it will be one of Europes major tourist spots, especially considering the fact that we will be pumping some big $$$ into it.
> >>I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the > >>last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the > >>innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a > >>result.
> You cannot heal your wounds by inflicting new ones to the others. It also > does not raise anybody from the dead. It is the blood-feud mentality that > needs to be abandoned as quickly as possible. Then you can move on.
"M.Kovac" wrote: > Dave je v sporočilu <37e17845.20054...@news.u-net.com> napisal ... > >On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 14:34:28 -0700, Don Parks <nos...@nospam.com> > >wrote:
> >>Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will > >>be happy:
> Yeah right.
> >>We should:
> >>Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper > >>(Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania > >>Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia > >>The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria > >>Voyvodina to Hungary > >>The island of Corfu to Albania
> A nice example of a 19th century idea. Seems like there is a lot of people > in the Balkans who kind of skiped the 20th - Serbs and Albanians being the > prime example.
> I think that the future of the Balkans is in small in regions. (Independant > states, confederation, union or federal members... whatever) . Smaller > states are forced to cooperate with each other and forget the resentments > with neighbours simply in order to survive economically (if nothing else).
> I personally would like to see a United Europe with no borders. In a few > generations time, there will be mixed nationalities with far less (if any) > ethnic conflicts, just like here in the US. But with the way the Serbs cannot > get along with anyone else in that region, it will take some time. > Besides, as a result of those riots 2 years ago (or was it 3?) Albania is > having some serious trouble governing even its present day territory (Seems > like the Op. Alba was a complete failure). The goverment in Tirana, if there > is such a thing, is perfectly aware of that.
I see a good future for Albania. With the addition of Kosova, and our assistance to rebuild it, it will be one of Europes major tourist spots, especially considering the fact that we will be pumping some big $$$ into it.
> >>I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the > >>last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the > >>innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a > >>result.
> You cannot heal your wounds by inflicting new ones to the others. It also > does not raise anybody from the dead. It is the blood-feud mentality that > needs to be abandoned as quickly as possible. Then you can move on.
> Dave je v sporočilu <37e17845.20054...@news.u-net.com> napisal ... > >On Thu, 16 Sep 1999 14:34:28 -0700, Don Parks <nos...@nospam.com> > >wrote: > >>Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will > >>be happy: > Yeah right.
You are taking this individual seriously??
> I think that the future of the Balkans is in small in regions. (Independant > states, confederation, union or federal members... whatever) . Smaller > states are forced to cooperate with each other and forget the resentments > with neighbours simply in order to survive economically (if nothing else).
Smaller states wont be in a mood to cooperate more then present day "big" states. Did Europe divide itself to small countries and then formed EU? You propose dividing of existing countries? Do you know what would it take? What is wrong with cooperation among existing countries?
> Besides, as a result of those riots 2 years ago (or was it 3?) Albania is > having some serious trouble governing even its present day territory (Seems > like the Op. Alba was a complete failure). The goverment in Tirana, if there > is such a thing, is perfectly aware of that.
According to your proposal we can start to organize in the US.Return the California,New Mwxico,Arizona etc.tgo Mexico, then the rest to Native American Indian, what about this proposal, why not start from the "democratic"country, it will be good example for the small countries!!!!
For your informatiuon the KLA started the war with help from the US.Us know they can't by Milosevich, they know they can't occupie Balkans when Milosevich is in power, they find the KLA terrorist, train them in germany,Turkey and the Uds with the USD and supply them with the US weapons, they were the one who kill they own people, they bomb they own people read the bbc.uk where Brown interviu with the KLA leader Shaban Shala, he admitted what they are doing, he explainned, we kill the Serb soldier take his uniform and then blame everything on the Serbs...Brown...why do you do thid...why? we need attention from the UN.US and the NATO!!!!Annan know very well who was the master of the atrrocities only hi is the puppet of the US he can't open his mouth, he will be out from his post...
> Here are some ideas on how to sort out the Balkans so that everyone will > be happy:
> We should:
> Give Montenergo and, southern half of Bosnia, Southwestern Serbia proper > (Kosova included) and western Fyrom to Albania > Northwestern Serbia proper and Northern Half of Bosnia to Croatia > The rest of Serbia including Belgrade, and Eastern Fyrom, to Bulgaria > Voyvodina to Hungary > The island of Corfu to Albania
> I feel that this will help make up for the wars in the Balkans for the > last 10 years which the Serbs started and also make up for all of the > innocent people, especially Albanians, that have died or suffered as a > result.
wanderer72 wrote: > Pantel <s...@eunet.yu> wrote in message > news:7rs5lu$inu$2@SOLAIR2.EUnet.yu... > : I have better idea: give southern part of USA to Mexico!
> One of the problems there would be that the Mexicans from the southern > part of USA would be the first to object - who needs a country with a > lower BNP?
> Kosovo to Albania and their BNP, though... Hmmm, still progress.
Actually, Mexico should be our 51st state. True Mexican economy sucks, but
in a matter of time, it will flourish. We have a lot of our industry there
now (and constantly move more there, as most of us blue collar workers know) and other well known foreign companies from Western Europe (aka: Germany, Volkswagan) Plus with such a high population, it will increase tax revenue.
>> I personally would like to see a United Europe with no borders. In a few >> generations time, there will be mixed nationalities with far less (if any) >> ethnic conflicts, just like here in the US. But with the way the Serbs cannot >> get along with anyone else in that region, it will take some time.
It is completely wrong to see mixing up of nationalities as the ultimate solution - you are only mixing up nationality and _nationalism_ that way. You have to focus on getting rid of nationalisms , not nationalities. There is nothing wrong with borders and (ethnic) nations per se - it is the abuse of them that is wrong.
And there is absolutely no indication anywhere in the World that the US model is some sort of a magic solution for everybody. As a particular solution for a particular region it can be applied elsewhere too, of course, but certainly not everywhere. Who knows, the Balkans might be one of those places - you must consider that option too to save yourself the disappointment later on.
>> Besides, as a result of those riots 2 years ago (or was it 3?) Albania is >> having some serious trouble governing even its present day territory (Seems >> like the Op. Alba was a complete failure). The goverment in Tirana, if there >> is such a thing, is perfectly aware of that.
>I see a good future for Albania. With the addition of Kosova, and our assistance >to rebuild it, it will be one of Europes major tourist spots, especially >considering the fact that we will be pumping some big $$$ into it.
I wish you all the luck - you are going to need it.
