Serbian journalist broadcasting Belgrade propaganda: Opinion well knows that war is ahead of us

The journalist, in chief service of Serbian daily politics, by the name of Dragisa Petrovic, from Kragujevci, with a hateful, threatening language, tries that only “testify that Kosovo is and will remain of Serbia”, however it adds, with demagogi, that Serbia will try for compromise dialogue” to resolve the Kosovo issue.

For more, read his scripture with the title: Kosovo is the basis of our identity.

Marko Djuric's stance that “all of Kosovo is the territory of Serbia”, is based on a lot, and that proves that we have by no means given up 15 percent of Serbia's territory. First of all, Kosovo is in our Constitution. In addition, we have heard the decidatory attitudes that we will not give “Gazioda and Valacha” for life and that Pristina's various Trepca laws are children's stories.

Ours are monasteries, churches, the great land that was usurped by Kosovo Albanians. If it were nothing to us and had nothing in Kosovo, why would we pay our loans and other financial obligations instead of Pristina doing so? Finally, in our hands is the legal document Resolution 1244 of the UN Security Council. Unfortunately, more people are called to protect us than we are. For if this document were not, the great powers that have known the independence of the self - proclaimed creation would speak to us. Serbia is not big and powerful, but justice and justice are on our side and therefore they are putting so much pressure on us, conditioning us, threatening us. They want this confession to end by the end of the year, even behind their backs, as they say. One side because it wants to score success, because in the next year the mandate was expired, because the so-called Kosovo is their homeland, Bondstheel has the capital in that artificial creature of the entire territory, cross-border and aircraft carrier.

Kosovo is much more than territory for us. That's the basis of our identity. The statements that came in the past weeks could spur doubt that rhetoric for Kosovo on the local terrain is changing and is taking the tone that increasingly aggressive ones offered by the West. This unpleasant feeling is present in the opinion which well knows that there is war in front of us, that it is very difficult, that it will perhaps be even more difficult, but that the readiness for dialogue, for solutions and compromise, will never be lacking. /Koha.net. /