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@thuisbezorgd 😡😡😡😡😡
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@thuisbezorgd it’s continuing and you are not taking actions!!! Don’t worry the municipality is already informed. Though it’s disgusting to see that you have no control over your drivers
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@thuisbezorgd 😡😡😡😡😡
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@thuisbezorgd it’s continuing and you are not taking actions!!! Don’t worry the municipality is already informed. Though it’s disgusting to see that you have no control over your drivers
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@thuisbezorgd 😡😡😡😡😡
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@thuisbezorgd it’s continuing and you are not taking actions!!! Don’t worry the municipality is already informed. Though it’s disgusting to see that you have no control over your drivers
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Wow
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@thuisbezorgd driver with the numbers plate FSX 04G repeatedly blocking public spaces and cars . @thuisbezorgd just closing their eyes and allowing such drivers to work and ruin their image! #scandalous
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@thuisbezorgd driver with the numbers plate FSX 04G repeatedly blocking public spaces and cars . @thuisbezorgd just closing their eyes and allowing such drivers to work and ruin their image! #scandalous
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Kenya has recognised Kosovo as a State.
Kosovo's declaration of independence on 17th February, 2008, received the endorsement of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) @CIJ_ICJ in 2010.
Kenya has recognised Kosovo in the interest of international peace and security, territorial integrity and in furtherance of strengthening relations with countries in the Balkans.
In this regard, President William Ruto @WilliamsRuto today met Kosovo President Vjosa Osmani's @VjosaOsmaniPRKS special envoy Behgjet Pacoli @pacollibehgjet at State House Nairobi @StateHouseKenya.
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So true, @MiroHQ sucks big times, they just care to lock in their customers and after that you are screwed no #CustomerService
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So many teams wanted to play against us. Luckily we are really nice guys and made it to the final so that as many as possible of them get the chance 👀
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Former Serbian ambassador to the USA, Marko Djuric, who is also expected to become Serbia’s new prime minister seen having deep conversations at a restaurant with notorious Serbian terrorist Milan Radojcic who is wanted by Interpol for his terrorist attack in Kosova last year.
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Serbia's ambassador to the US and potential future PM was seen dining with US-sanctioned Milan Radoicic.
Radoicic has confessed to leading the deadly Banjska terrorist attacks in Kosovo and has an Interpol arrest warrant.
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The terrorist Milan Radoicic (who conducted Banjska terrorist attack) was seen with the 🇷🇸 ambassador to the 🇺🇸 Marko Djuric.
Where is Amb. Hill?
Where is Amb. Hovenier?
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Whoever is
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➡️ citizen of one of the 26 other EU Member States
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can register to vote for the 20 Austrian Reps in the European Parliament. Registry will be open until mid of March! #expat #expats #Austria #EU 👉🏽 lukasmandl.at/EUCITIZENS
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Yesterday in Davos 2024, for the prime-time news of the most watched television, A. Vučić said the SAME WORDS about the graves of Albanians as Adolf Hitler and J. Goebbels about the graves of Jews ✡️:
- "Whoever lays flowers on the graves of Albanian children will bear eternal public disgrace because of that, because that is putting the face in the mud, about which the prosecution and the police should do their job."
For those who don't know, Aleksandar Vucic was the Minister of Propaganda in the government of Slobodan Milosevic during the ethnic cleansing of Albanians in Kosovo.
As Goebbels was Minister of Propaganda in Hitler's government.
Goebbels had the same opinion about Jewish graves as Vucic has and have about the graves of Albanian children. That's why there in many cases there is no such graves. In Auschwitz, Jews were thrown into pits. Identical to how Albanians were thrown into pits in Batajnica while Vucic was Milocevic's minister of propaganda.
Because of that system of "values", because I laid flowers on the grave of an Albanian child, the president publicly encouraged my public lynching and promised "the work of the prosecution and the police" on that gesture of mine.
His mercenaries heard these words and began to threaten me with the words: "God willing, you, Cedomir, and your whole family will end up the way that Shiptarian vermin Jashari ended up. Amen.” I leave an example of such a message in a comment on this post.
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We must strive for peace. And we must strive for reconciliation! The future of our children depends on it. Today I laid flowers on the grave of the Albanian girl Blerina Jashari, who was killed when she was 7 years old. And I gave a speech. This is the text of my speech in English, word for word (you can find the Serbian version in the previous post):
“15 days ago, as you know, the same axis of evil that sowed hatred and death in the Balkans three decades ago, beat and arrested a man of my nation, who was standing in this very place before me. The formal and official accusation of the judicial authorities of Serbia read: "that Serb laid flowers on the grave of the murdered Albanian girl Blerina Jašari, and that's why we have to arrest him".
25 years after the Second World War, it was the year 1970. The Germans, who lost part of their historical territory due to the injustice against the Poles, came to Warsaw to pay their respects to the victims of their injustice. Today, millions of Poles and Germans, in close cooperation of every possible kind, together form the backbone of free Europe, and the children of their mixed marriages enjoy the benefits of the created peace, despite a history that was cruel.
25 years after the Kosovo war, as the last Balkan war, my country arrests and beats people who, by laying flowers on the graves of Albanian children, want reconciliation between nations.
It is a sign that we must not ignore. It is a clear warning that evil has not been defeated, that it is waiting for its time to reawaken. That evil is now trying to kill the hope that our common quality future is possible. But those attempts failed. And it will always fail! Because as you can see, I am standing here before you today.
I came here not only to express my sorrow for the murdered citizens after 26 years. I came here not only to honor the victims. I have come here to make a clear message: we, who are building a better future for our people, are not afraid! We weren't afraid yesterday, we're not afraid today, And we won't be afraid tomorrow either. Nor will anyone prevent us from walking the path of reconciliation, peace, solidarity, and justice.
If my country arrested and beat Nikola Sandulović because he laid flowers in this place according to his conscience and according to his opinion, now my country gets the opportunity to arrest me too and to announce to the world that it has a new rule, according to which laying flowers of reconciliation to the graves of other nations, is punishable by imprisonment. If that's not the case, then they have to explain to that same world why my roses are different from Nicole's, or anyone else's roses, why I'm the exception who hasn't been arrested.
Arrested or not, I will still be a free man, as many are, because freedom does not come from judgment, nor does prison come from bars. Freedom comes from the heart of man.
We, who have no fear, because good people have nothing to fear of, we have already explained oursselfs . Of all the messages that leave this place, this one is the most important: freedom will always win!
Blairina, hate dies, you live forever. May thousands of tears create thousands of years of peace. And millions of hopes and dreams, which begin with the word - forgive!”
Cedomir Stojkovic
18. January 2024.
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And now I'm waiting to see if I will be arrested tomorrow in Serbia.
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Serbian lawyer and activist Cedomir Stojkovic laid flowers at the grave of Kosovo Albanian girl Blerina Jashari, who was killed by Serb forces, and asked for forgiveness.
A Serbian opposition politician who had done the same was recently imprisoned and tortured in Serbia.






















