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[Tulac]

I doubt we'll have a war here, we're too close to EU for that...

[Sebatianos]

Well I said highly unlikely (and I hope it won't break out anywhere). Actually a war is really inprobably, more like terrorist actions by desperate četnik-wanabees.

[Rogue]

I agree that war is very unlikely. To have a war, you have to have money to support it.

I don't believe that Serbia with help of Russia is able to pull another war. Not even in the time of desperation like this.

Also, as EU and USA forces are over there, chances for war are minimal...

But as you said, terrorism is quite possible and it is happening. (Wasn't Serbian president killed on the same day three years ago?)

[Tulac]

It's more organized crime in Serbia than actual terorrism (as in fight for a cause)...

[Rogue]

You're right.

Line between organized crime and terrorism is small, but it does exists.

[laiocfar]

Line between organized crime and terrorism is small, but it does exists.

I think that this is worng, Terrorism moves to cause great alarm and concern of the public than real damage. Organized crime looks for generate really low alarm and public concern. k:

[Tulac]

Yeah besides, organized crime does not center itself on any random person just to cause fear...

[Glista]

Let the past be. I'ts what we do now that counts. You can't change Vukovar or Sarajevo, or anything else. We can't forget what happened, but we have to move on. But, that's just me. He died, he didn't escape anything.

[PrejudiceSucks]

Good riddance is all I can say. Having not actually lived in the countries at the time, I can't truly have an opinion, but from what I've seen and heard of his actions, it's probably for the best that he's dead.

But as Glista said, what's done is done.

[Rogue]

For those who speak any 'compatible language' .


Comment from an Albanian from Kosovo on B92 about Milosevic's death.

"Bas mi je zao sto je umro, a nije prezivio nezavisnost

Kosova. Kakva steta! Mozda je patio sto Srbia nije do

Tokia, nego ko Nokia...svake godine novi model i manja"

He is sorry that Milosevic died without seing independence of Kosovo. And he assumed that Milosevic was suffering because Serbia is not all the way to Tokyo (Serbian Army in Bosnia used to say that) but as Nokia (teleophone) - every year new version and smaller.