so they go Independant at around 3pm your time?

yeah :) Albanians all over the world will celebrate , this is the second biggest day of the Albanian Nation !!

well good luck. I seen this last year. I just hope the Serbians dont start anythin. But i doubt they will.

Thank you :) I hope so too , and I hope that albanians will know how to respect Serbians living there, I believe they will do fine, history has taught them that minorities should be respected being themselves a minority before in ex Yougoslavia. Greetings to you Eddie!!

yes. if they treat the serbs right, they should be fine

well that didnt happen..not on the serb side anyway..they have gone crazy riots all round beograd..but hey dey killin demselves which means we dnt hav 2 do it for them..

That's amazing: Serbs became a minority in their own country! :))))) Terrific!

Congratulations for the independence; as far as you know Spain is a country that had to fight for his independence, mainly from the romans, Arabs, and french in the early 19th century, you know aswell we have such a big problem with Basque Country and Catalonia, two parts of spain wnat to get the independence. In my opinion these two spanish areas have more in common than your country with Serbia (both them speak spanish and the area dialect, htey sahre too the currency and many more customs. I don´t really know what would or could you have with a Serbian, instead you use the same currency as the mostly European countries, you did great fight for your independece wiht the laws support (As far as I´m concerned) altough the last knwes form your country shows some lunatics attacking some border points. Before I´m leaving know what´s the best second biggest day for Albania (maybe the st is the Milosevic´s death) see ya

Exactly Elena , as you pointed , it has nothing to do with tha catalogna and Basque question, it is a SUI GENERIS case,
you did not commit ethnic cleansing on the inigenous people in 20th century, as ex serbian policy did, not to mention the division of Albanian nation in 1912. So yeah I understand Spain's position and I am sure that forspain is just a question of time.
I think media should make it more clear it a SUI GENERIS case, and then it will be easier to understand.
Thanks for your words :)
Besos from Albania!

Of course it does! These territories will take Kosovo as an example! Ladies, u'd better discuss latest fashion collections;)

Good history knowlege!:) !Bien! Then half of the world had to fight for independence from Spain:)))))) Romans:))))) What about pre-historical times?

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05:25 !!!

05:00

new born flower state
KOSOVA

Thank youuuuuu:)
You are really kind !!

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what a ...
See your flag better,

serbian eagle looks realistic atleast

I love your "at least"
Our Eagle means a lot to us its connected to our identity ,
Eagle= Shqiponje
Shqiptar = Albanian
Tell me the connection between Serbs and eagle since you have one as well;)

Two main elements are white eagle and a shield with cross (cross=rune)... They come from dinasty of Nemanjic and Lazarevic in refernce to Byzantine Dinasty Komnina i Paleologa. It represents courage etc Its because of Christianity.
And by the way Serbs are South Slavic and were pagans until all deities were converted to saints by eastern ortodox church... So the eagle has much bigger meaning and is realaited to roots of Slavic ppl and their religion!

You can not say much more bigger :) I respect though the relation you express here to your flag. It is related to your religion the orthodox one as eagle, not SLAVIC the eagle is a symbol used by most of Europian countries. By the way since to you it is related with your religion, orthodox one, how does that flag relates the serbs that are muslim ;)

No no no no... You see... Eastern ortodox church came and convert, destroyed etc all Slavic religion... Therefore Perun the God Of Thunder and Ligtning became Sveti Ilija -.- than Svarog supreme god-creator and God of fire became Sveti Djordje etc I'am not the ortodox christian so I'am open minded when I talk about these things... I think that white eagle in Slavic religion represents much more but I will keep that tought for myself... Serbs that are Muslims were Christians! They were converted because of the war between Serbs and Turks that was waged 500 years...

I know that albanians were christians as well before the conquest by othomans, do youknow that by the way
Anyway the Albanian flag the Black twoheaded eagle is a symbol of Ghegs and Tosks (north albanians and south albanians)
That is why to us is very important. And The flag we have today was raised by our National hero Scanderbeg in 1443 when he fought the othomans and kept them away from Europe for 15 years, he was even considered from the Pope of the time as the "Athlete of Christ"
So as you say everyone has his own culture, and reason to love his national flag, I did not insult it though as some Serbian friends of your here insulted the Albanian flag.

I could not care less for flag of Serbs or Albanians... Do I have something from it? Nope... I rly do not see the point in caring about unimportant things like that. I was just telling what do I think about the eagle on the flag because I'am very respectful to Slavic paganism so I study it when I have time... We are all humans yet we are distracted with things that will not help us "evolve" if you know what I mean. The greatest enemy of every human being is ego and because of the ego of some ignorant fools that have power all this bad things are happening...
*-I write for a sepecies of man
that does not yet exist:
for the "masters of the Earth"-*
-Friedrich Nietzche-

LOL =) KOSOVO JE SRBIJA ZAUVEK =) and u can cross this out 2 not b seen =P thats easy.. lols coz u know its the truth.!!

Naravno da je Srbija. Biće smešno kad reču svi da nepriznaju Kosovo...:)

Russian Two-Headed Eagle looks the best!:)

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Is ir good or bad?

it is not good :)
it is Wonderful!!

so YaaaY :)

India is wonderful, and your eyes too!;)

Finally!
Free drinks on you.

hahah :)
Thanks !!

CONGRATS TO KOSOVA'S SERBS, SHIPTARS AND EVERY CITIZEN of KOSOVA ON THEIR INDEPENDENCE...
next stop... VOJVODINA, then BOSNJAK's SANDZAK...

Thank you !

ahhh no prb... BOSNA would always be in ur favor... as we were at the time of war in Kosova...many Kosova immigrants still inhabits bosnian soil... always welcome, always will be...

congrats? wtf? independence of Kosovo will fu*k up our country too! I see you're from Srebrenica so i suggest u start calling it republika srpska soon....Kosovo will never be independent! Why should we all suffer because of Šiptars?

what the fu*k r u talking about... Kosovo had a right to get its independence whenever they wanted... just like any other nation in Ex-Yu Federation... Republika Srpska was a creation ofonly a prior and temporary enthity to stop the war in Bosnia... Soon, RS would be just a hitory...

jer vi imate vijest u Srebrenici ili se samo ti praviš glup? pročitaj ovo danas u vjestima...
http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSL2089618920080220
i ja ne želim ovo ali znam šta će kosovo uraditi nama! And wtf r u talking about sandžak for? it was never a republic. My opinion is that if u weren't a republic then u don't get independence!

slusaj care... koliko god oni nesta trazili mogu samo da nam ga popuse za republiku srpsku... Republika Srpska je samo tvorevina za zaustavljanje rata... to je sve
aaa Kosovo je autonomija jos bila pod Titinom Vlascu... gdje Tito dao takdjer i vojvodini... znas li zasto... Cetnici su ubijek mastali o Velikoj Srbiji... Njima je to Tito i Donio bio... Yugoslavijom.... medjutim jedno je nedostajalo... Cetnik treba da vlada njome... a dobro znas kako je poslije Tite... Ehhh da nebi Albanci nastradali na Kosovu il madzari u Vojvodini, dao im je autonomske oblasti da bi se mogli otcijepiti bash kao sto smo se svi mi otcijepili...
Puska u ruke, i sve preko drine... samo li zadru u granice Bosne i Hercegovine... to ce se desiti...

tisina, svinjo vehabijska! nije vam bilo dosta? srebrenica je u republici srpskoj a ti se seli u federaciju ili u tursku ako ti ne odgovara. muslimani u bosni su i najebali zbog takvih kao sto si ti...

hmm... posle svega vidimo ko koga jebe... al znas ono kako nasi ljudi kazu... "history is repeating its self... bice Kosovsko krvoprolice ponovo/Bice glava Cetnickih da se sagradi jos jedan dvorac u nisu" muuuuhahhahahah potomak ti srpski tvoj...
o daaaaaa, a gdje je RS i sta je ono RS... HAHAAHAHHA

ako bi dobila Republika Srpska nezavisnost ili ne...najebaćemo inako! Biće naravno borba... a ja ne želim to opet! a ti? Naše pare i naša moć je otišla u Kosovo dok su bili u Jugoslaviji. Mi smo napravili Prištinu i sve u Kosovu, a Albanci su samo došli na gotovo jer je im bilo bolje na Kosovo negu u Albaniji!

Pitah te ja care odakle si iz bosne... dok mi ne odgovoris mjesto, nemoj mi se obracati... kkk

Kosova is 90% albanian and 7% Serbian......
Not be ruled by Serbia again...
(New York, July 27, 1999) -- Human Rights Watch today released a detailed report on how Serbian and Yugoslav forces besieged and terrorized the ethnic Albanian population of Glogovac town and the surrounding villages in Kosovo.
Human Rights Watch urged the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia to locate and interview the police officer identified in the report as "Lutka," who may have valuable information about the identities of those who committed summary executions and other atrocities in the area.
The twenty-five-page report describes summary executions, including a massacre of twenty-three children, arbitrary detentions, regular beatings, widespread looting, and the destruction of schools, hospitals, and other civilian objects during the Serbian government's three-month campaign of "ethnic cleansing" from March - June 1999. As a stronghold of the KLA and an area of constant fighting with government forces, the Glogovac municipality was particularly hard-hit between March 19, when international observers (the OSCE's Kosovo Verification Mission) withdrew from Kosovo before the NATO bombing campaign, and June 15, when Serbian and Yugoslav forces withdrew from the region.
The most serious atrocities documented in the report took place in two villages near Glogovac: Staro Cikatovo and Stari Poklek, both places where the KLA was active. In Poklek, the police blocked a group of ethnic Albanians -- mostly members of the extended Muqolli family -- from fleeing their village and forced them into the house of a relative. After a few hours, the owner of the house, Sinan Muqolli, and another man were taken outside, executed and thrown into the family well.
Shortly thereafter, a grenade was thrown into the room holding at least forty-seven persons, including twenty-three children under the age of fifteen. One man in uniform raked the room with automatic gunfire, a survivor said, killing everyone inside except six people. A member of the Muqolli family is a local commander of the KLA.
A Human Rights Watch researcher visited Sinan Muqolli's largely burnt house on June 25, 1999. The room where the killing took place had bullet marks along the walls and bullet casings from a large-caliber weapon scattered on the floor. The basement below the room had dried blood stains dripping from the ceiling and walls and a large pool of dried blood on the floor. Surviving family members displayed a cardboard box containing some of the bones allegedly collected from the room and showed the nearby well where they claimed some of the bodies had been dumped.
In Staro Cikatovo on April 17 the police attacked the village and separated the men from the women and children. By the end of the day, twenty-three men from the Morina family had been killed. Another four were still missing as of June 25 and presumed dead by their families. The survivors from Staro Cikatovo insist that none of the dead men were involved in the KLA, although several members of the family are KLA soldiers, including two who were wounded in the assault. As in Poklek, this may be one explanation for the executions.
Human Rights Watch visited Staro Cikatovo on June 25, 1999. Between 40 and 50 percent of the approximately one hundred homes had been badly damaged or destroyed. Most houses had been burned from the inside, indicating that they were purposefully burned rather than damaged in combat. Several structures had also been demolished by bulldozers.
The actions in the Glogovac municipality were clearly coordinated between the regular Serbian police, the Yugoslav Army, and paramilitaries, whom witnesses identified as having long hair and beards, with colored bandanas on their heads and sleeves. While the police were responsible for many of the beatings in Glogovac, as well as the organized mass expulsion, it is the paramilitaries who are implicated in most of the serious violence, such as in Poklek and Staro Cikatovo.
The only person identifiable by witnesses was a deputy police chief from Glogovac known as "Lutka," a known policeman in the town. Residents said that he did not behave brutally, unlike many of the paramilitaries, although he was involved in thefts, and he was a principal organizer of the forced depopulation in early May, telling Albanians that they should "get on the buses or go to Albania by foot."
It should be noted that these abuses are hardly the first war crimes committed by Serbian or Yugoslav forces in the Glogovac municipality. Since February 1998, the Drenica region has been the sight of numerous executions, arbitrary detentions, beatings, and the systematic destruction of civilian objects, such as schools, medical clinics, and mosques.
Human Rights Watch called on the international community to support the work of the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) by guaranteeing ongoing financial and political support to the Tribunal, assisting the Tribunal to identify witnesses and evidence, and working closely with the Tribunal to secure evidence and ensure the protection of witnesses.
The organization also urged the international community to provide the Tribunal with any intelligence information obtained that relates to the commission of war crimes, including the identification of specific units engaged in operations in areas in which abuses occur, and to convey relevant satellite intelligence information to the Tribunal.
Source: Human Rights Watch

Being from the United States... did you know that the Lakhota Nation (Native Americans) declared independance from the US on December 19. 2008? How would you feel if people started recognizing them without the US permission?

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