Shqipërisë i refuzohet statusi, Fyle: Politikanët të mos mbajnë peng axhendën e BE

[Norça.li]

ose, ekziston edhe tjetra; Salua deklaroj qe eshte per bashkim te shqipetareve, keshtu te pakten e tha per 100 vjetore, ndersa dje e tha qe Shqiperia nuk ka pretendime territoriale ndaj asnje vendi. Tani o do presin, deri sa ti bashkoj shqiptaret te gjithe ne nje vend ne Shqiperi, kur te ja dergojne atje, ja Salua ku i ke. Tani jemi te bindur qe nuk do kete probleme; hajde, eja se po te presim ne Junion.

Hyhyhyhy sa afate riprovimesh ka per te pasur, per vendet e ballkanit... hehe e mençur evropa plake doli, ne fakt e hengri shume here, por tani i ka vendosur shulin deres dhe nuk ka kush qe e bind ta hap perseri kapingjikun

Fore e forte ka qene fjalimi i Sales (sidomos ai) ne Shkup.

Ne gjithe ate recitimin e tij (tekst i shkruar nga dikush tjeter), me dramatiken e tij...iu hodhi hi syve te gjitheve ne ate menyre qe askujt nuk i ra ne sy se cfare tha ne fund te 'fjalimit' (me ze te ulte): "Do te bashkohemi ne Eulopen e Bashku'me".
Dhe, nese e kemi parasysh se Europa do te zhbehet (se pakut nuk do te mund te qendroje ne kete forme sic eshte sot), atehere i bie (sipas Salos) se s'do te bashkohemi kurre.

Kjo eshte esenca e genjeshtres se tij.

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[[PaRTiZoNi]]

Sigurisht fajin e ka Sala si gjithmonë. :-D
Ka faj Sala kur politikan si skizofreni Edi Rama nuk do të votojë ligjet dhe mund t'u merrte statusi që në dhjetor. Por ky skizofreni thotë që statusi mund të merret pas zgjedhjeve të lira. Nqs Shqipëria merte statusin, zgjedhjet mund të ishin hapja e negociatave. E gjithë kjo vonesë për shkak të 1 debili. Shqipëria mbahet peng nga 1 skizofren dhe është më idjoti ai që e voton në zgjedhjet e 2013.

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Pershendetje
S'jam duke i rene fare ne fije ketij muhabeti.
Nje dite (a dy) me pare na e sollen lajmin pozitiv. Tash po thone keshtu: Nuk ka kane pranuar ende per kandidat.
Dhe keshtu filloi ping-pongu, duke ia lene fajin njeri-tjetrit.
Per fat te keq, e njejta ndodhi edhe me Kosoven, FYROM-in por edhe me vet Serbine...te gjithe keta te sigurte se do te marrin data te caktimeve te kushteve, parakushteve, paraparakushteve...me ne fund, te gjithe tok na mbeten me gishta ne goje.

Dikush po rrene ketu apo "Eshte nje dreq i madh ne kete mes"

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Nuk jane situata te njejta...
FYROM-i e ka statusin e kandidatit qe 7 vjet, Serbia qe gati 1 vjet.
Keto po angazhohen per marrjen e dates per fillimin e bisedimeve per anetaresim ne BE, qe eshte nje shkalle tjeter (me e larte) nga ajo e statusit kandidat.

Te vetmet vende ballkanike qe nuk kane as statusin e kandidatit jane Shqiperia, Kosova dhe Bosnja.
Kosova dhe Bosnja mund te arsyetohen per shkak te historise me te re te luftes etj...
Rastesisht jane edhe te vetmet shtete te Ballkanit dhe Europes (nese se llogarisim Turqine), ku shumica etnika jane te besimit musliman.

[Norça.li]

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E kush te tha se jane te njejta?
Me hesap nuk po kuptojshe shqip si duhet ose e paske ves per te thene dicka (vec sa per ta thene) ku nuk thuhet asgje.

Cfare eshte ajo qe permenda: kushte, parakushte, paraparakushte...?! Nc Nc Nc
Te kam thene nje here:
Mos me cito nese nuk ke cfare te thuash lidhje me ate cfare kam thene une!!!


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E kush te tha se jane te njejta?
Me hesap nuk po kuptojshe shqip si duhet ose e paske ves per te thene dicka (vec sa per ta thene) ku nuk thuhet asgje.

Cfare eshte ajo qe permenda: kushte, parakushte, paraparakushte...?! Nc Nc Nc
Te kam thene nje here:
Mos me cito nese nuk ke cfare te thuash lidhje me ate cfare kam thene une!!!


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Kjo qe ke shkruar ti

"Per fat te keq, e njejta ndodhi edhe me Kosoven, FYROM-in por edhe me vet Serbine...te gjithe keta te sigurte se do te marrin data te caktimeve te kushteve, parakushteve, paraparakushteve...me ne fund, te gjithe tok na mbeten me gishta ne goje."

eshte patjeter e keqkuptueshme per ata qe nuk kujedesen per detajet lidhur me temen e anetaresimit ne BE, por vetem per siperfaqen. Jo te gjithe e kuptojne menjehere dallimin ne mes te statusti kandidat dhe dates per fillimin e bisedimeve per anetaresim. Jo pse eshte dicka e madhe, por sepse i lexojne vetem kryetitujt e gazetave etj. dhe nuk ju intersojne hollesi tjera.
Gjithashtu, ndonjeri nga te interesuarit ne forum mund ti (keq)perdore formulimet e tilla per te justifikuar politiken e Shqiperise per kete teme. Sepse ne momentin kur dikush e ka kuptuar se edhe Serbise, FYROM-it etj. nuk ju eshte dhene dicka e njejte apo e ngjashme, atehere atomatikisht relativizohet faji i politikes se qeverise, opozites etj. ne Shqiperi.
Kjo ishte arsye kryesore dhe e vetme per komentin tim, dhe asgje tjeter...pa asnje paragjykim tjeter.

Perndryshe, kush prej nesh ka thene dicka, s'ka thene asgje, pse , si, a ka te dreje apo jo etj. e vleresojne ata qe jane te interesuar, jo ti dhe une ne debat me njeri tjetrin.
S'kemi ne nevoje qe paraprakisht te bejme propagande negative ose pozitive pro dhe kunder mendimeve te njeri tjetrit, permes akuzave dhe fyerjeve personale te pabazuara.
Shkruaj mundesisht per temen dhe vetem per temen dhe tjerat leja publikut...


P.S.
http://ec.europa.eu/enlargement/coun...s/index_en.htm

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Albania

-The Council welcomes the progress made by Albania to meet the 12 key priorities laid out in the Commission's 2010 Opinion.
-The Council notes that improved dialogue between the government and the opposition, after the November 2011 agreement, has allowed Albania to make good progress towards fulfilling the political criteria for membership of the EU. Albania has delivered on a set of reforms against the twelve key priorities, particularly addressing the proper functioning of the parliament, electoral reform and appointments of key officials.
-The Council notes the Commission assessment that Albania has met four of the key priorities and is well on its way towards meeting two others.
-The Council welcomes Albania's continued constructive role in the region and calls on Albania to avoid statements running counter to good neighbourly relations.
-The Council underlines the need to further intensify efforts as identified by the Commission in its report, particularly in the area of the reform of the judiciary in order to strengthen its independence, efficiency and accountability, fight against corruption and organised crime, protection of all minorities, as well as the implementation of reforms.
-The successful conduct of Parliamentary elections in 2013 will be a crucial test for the smooth functioning of the country's democratic institutions. Sustainable political dialogue and continued efforts in all the areas covered by the key priorities will remain essential to implement reforms necessary for Albania’s EU future.

-The Council notes the recommendation of the Commission to grant Albania candidate status subject to completion of key measures in the areas of judicial and public administration reform and revision of the parliamentary rules of procedure. With a view to deciding whether to grant candidate status, the Council invites the Commission to report to the Council as soon as necessary progress has been achieved, also taking into account the further action taken by Albania to fight corruption and organised crime, including by proactive investigations and prosecutions of such cases.

PROVISIOAL VERSION

In line with its 5 December 2011 conclusions, the Council notes that the opening of accession negotiations will be considered by the European Council, in line with established practice,
once the Commission has assessed that Albania has achieved the necessary degree of compliance with the membership criteria and has met in particular the 12 key priorities set out in the 2010 Commission’s Opinion.
Sustained implementation of reforms and fulfilment of all the key priorities will be required for Albania to open accession negotiations with the EU.
As outlined in the Commission's recommendation, the Council calls for a particular focus on:
-conducting elections in line with European and international standards;
-strengthening the independence, efficiency and accountability of judicial institutions;
-determined efforts in the fight against corruption and organised crime, including pro-active investigations and prosecution in view of developing a solid trackrecord;
-effective measures to reinforce the protection of human rights and antidiscrimination policies, including in the area of minorities, and their equal treatment; and
-implementation of property rights.

Kosovo

The Council takes note of the Feasibility Study for a Stabilisation and Association
Agreement (SAA) between the EU and Kosovo, without prejudice to Member States'
positions on status. The Council notes that the Commission will propose negotiating
directives for a SAA once Kosovo meets the short term priorities concerning the rule of
law, public administration, protection of minorities and trade, which are identified in the
Feasibility Study. The Council calls on Kosovo to make further progress in these and a
number of other key areas, including cooperation with EULEX and the work of the
EULEX Special Investigative Task Force, to meet its obligations. In this regard, the
Structured Dialogue on the Rule of Law, the visa liberalisation dialogue and the
Stabilisation and Association Dialogue play an important role in guiding Kosovo's reform
efforts on these priority areas.
The Council, in particular, calls on Kosovo to accelerate the pace of reforms. Major efforts
are needed in particular to strengthen public administration reform and consolidate rule of
law, in particular by providing evidence of the fight against organised crime and
corruption, judicial reform and freedom of expression.

The Council underlines the importance for Kosovo to strengthen its close cooperation with
EULEX and respect the renewed mandate of the mission.
61. In line with the relevant Council conclusions, the Council recalls the European Union
willingness to assist the economic and political development of Kosovo through a clear
European perspective, in line with the European perspective of the region. It underlines the
need to take concrete steps to that effect. The Council welcomes the Commission's ongoing
efforts to negotiate a framework agreement with Kosovo concerning its participation in
Union programmes and its intention to come back to the Council in the first half of next
year, without prejudice to Member States' positions on status. The Council notes Kosovo's
membership of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and the possibility
for the European Investment Bank to enhance its role in Kosovo.

It is essential that Kosovo continues implementing in good faith all agreements reached
between Belgrade and Pristina to date and that it engages constructively on the full range
of issues with the facilitation of the EU. A visible and sustainable improvement in relations
between Kosovo and Serbia is needed so that both can continue on their respective
European paths, while avoiding that either can block the other in these efforts. In this
context, this process should gradually result in the normalisation of relations between
Kosovo and Serbia with the prospect of both being able to fully exercise their rights and
fulfil their responsibilities.


The Council urges further progress on this point, including irreversible progress towards
delivering structures in northern Kosovo which meet the security and justice of the local
population in a transparent and cooperative manner, and in a way that ensures the
functionality of a single institutional and administrative set up within Kosovo, respecting
the particular needs of the local population. In this context, the Council calls on Kosovo to
further develop an outreach plan for northern Kosovo.
The Council calls on Kosovo to continue implementing in good faith all agreements
reached to date in the Dialogue and to engage constructively on the full range of issues.
The steps leading to the normalisation of relations between Pristina and Belgrade will also
be addressed in the context of the next steps on Kosovo's European path, in the interest of
having a comprehensive approach.

The Council commends PM Thaci and PM Dacic for their engagement in the EU
facilitated dialogue between Pristina and Belgrade. It welcomes the first results and fully
supports the High Representative's engagement in this process. The Council is encouraged
by progress in the implementation of IBM, namely the completion of preparations for the
establishment of the co-located interim crossing points in two of the designated locations
and looks forward to two more interim crossing points being operational by the end of the
year. The Council additionally welcomes the decision to appoint liaison persons to be
located in offices provided by the EU Delegation in Belgrade and the EU Office in Pristina
who will follow all issues related to the normalisation of relations and will address all
everyday problems that may occur. The Council notes the importance of the agreement of
the two Prime Ministers to work together in order to ensure a transparent flow of money in
support of the Kosovo Serb community and looks forward to an early agreement on the
modalities for this. The Council expresses its satisfaction for the decision of the Kosovo
authorities to improve the protection of Religious and Cultural Heritage by the creation of
a special unit within the Kosovo Police that will be exclusively dedicated to this task.

The Council expects the two sides to continue and accelerate their work in addressing all
aspects of the relations between them.
With a view to a possible decision to open negotiations for a SAA with Kosovo, the
Council will examine on the basis of a report to be presented by the Commission and the
HR/VP in Spring 2013 progress on all the above issues. The Council will assess the report
during the next Presidency. Provided the assessment is positive the Council will adopt the
negotiating directives.

http://www.consilium.europa.eu/ueDoc...aff/134235.pdf

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Albania

-The Council welcomes the progress made by Albania to meet the 12 key priorities laid out in the Commission's 2010 Opinion.
-The Council notes that improved dialogue between the government and the opposition, after the November 2011 agreement, has allowed Albania to make good progress towards fulfilling the political criteria for membership of the EU. Albania has delivered on a set of reforms against the twelve key priorities, particularly addressing the proper functioning of the parliament, electoral reform and appointments of key officials.
-The Council notes the Commission assessment that Albania has met four of the key priorities and is well on its way towards meeting two others.
-The Council welcomes Albania's continued constructive role in the region and calls on Albania to avoid statements running counter to good neighbourly relations.
-The Council underlines the need to further intensify efforts as identified by the Commission in its report, particularly in the area of the reform of the judiciary in order to strengthen its independence, efficiency and accountability, fight against corruption and organised crime, protection of all minorities, as well as the implementation of reforms.
-The successful conduct of Parliamentary elections in 2013 will be a crucial test for the smooth functioning of the country's democratic institutions. Sustainable political dialogue and continued efforts in all the areas covered by the key priorities will remain essential to implement reforms necessary for Albania’s EU future.

-The Council notes the recommendation of the Commission to grant Albania candidate status subject to completion of key measures in the areas of judicial and public administration reform and revision of the parliamentary rules of procedure. With a view to deciding whether to grant candidate status, the Council invites the Commission to report to the Council as soon as necessary progress has been achieved, also taking into account the further action taken by Albania to fight corruption and organised crime, including by proactive investigations and prosecutions of such cases.

PROVISIOAL VERSION

In line with its 5 December 2011 conclusions, the Council notes that the opening of accession negotiations will be considered by the European Council, in line with established practice,
once the Commission has assessed that Albania has achieved the necessary degree of compliance with the membership criteria and has met in particular the 12 key priorities set out in the 2010 Commission’s Opinion.
Sustained implementation of reforms and fulfilment of all the key priorities will be required for Albania to open accession negotiations with the EU.
As outlined in the Commission's recommendation, the Council calls for a particular focus on:
-conducting elections in line with European and international standards;
-strengthening the independence, efficiency and accountability of judicial institutions;
-determined efforts in the fight against corruption and organised crime, including pro-active investigations and prosecution in view of developing a solid trackrecord;
-effective measures to reinforce the protection of human rights and antidiscrimination policies, including in the area of minorities, and their equal treatment; and
-implementation of property rights.






http://www.consilium.europa.eu/ueDoc...aff/134235.pdf

flm per shkrimin origjinal se artikujt qe sillen ne shqip jane te gjithe poltik dhe kan patjeter synim qe ti vejn fajin njeres prej partive.

[juanito02]

flm per shkrimin origjinal se artikujt qe sillen ne shqip jane te gjithe poltik dhe kan patjeter synim qe ti vejn fajin njeres prej partive.

Po he pra e zeza mbi te bardhen jane shkruar jo gam gam partiaket.
Te gjitha verejtjet jane per tu kryer nga qeverria se ajo e ka shtetin ne dore
1. te mbaje zgjedhje me standarte europiane
2. te rregulloje drejtesine e degjeneruar
3. te luftoje korrupsionin qe kegerryer ne cdo cep shtetin.

spo shof kerkundi qe se su votuan ato 3 (duheshin dhe ato) ligje paskemi ngelur ne klase si ulerin Saliu
U be si serbet Sali mavria disfatat i quan fitore.

[BlueBaron]

Po Vrroma çfare nuk pranoi t'i votoje Sales ???

[Noellag]

Qyfyre cfar kuptove ?