I have received a lot of emails (29) from people overseas asking me how/where to buy the fantastic book ‘Heart of Serbia, A Cultural Journey’ of Danielle Sremac. Well, the book will be printed in May 2012, but you can already pre-order ‘Heart of Serbia’ for $48 (plus an additional $5 shipping in the US, $13 for Canada, and $17 internationally) at heartofserbia.com
David Yeagley, the great-great-grandson of Comanche leader Bad Eagle, wrote yesterday a blog post talking about the White House celebrating crimes against Serbs. Oh yes, Vice President Joe Biden is set to welcome to the White House Kosovo’s Mafia-like Prime Minister Hashim Thaci who is currently under investigation for trafficking human organs (organs theft and killing of an indeterminate number of Serbs during and after the Kosovo War in 1999). Here’s a short excerpt, but it’s worth reading David Yeagley’s post in full.
In an endless stream of national denigrations, the Democrat administration has now invited Kosovo’s Albanian Muslim mobster Hashim Thaçi to the White House. Vice-President Joe Biden has met with thug Thaçi before (2010). This is a continuation of America’s greatest crime of the 20th Century: the international theft of Kosovo from Serbia, and the creation of a new, East European Muslim state and haven for every species of international crime known to man. Bill Clinton started it, George Bush celebrated it…
Experience the history, cuisine, music, religion, traditions and regions that shaped the Serbian culture for centuries and brought it to its modern-day. This book by Darcy Sremac (Danielle lives with her husband and three children in the greater Washington D.C area.) is scheduled for publication in spring 2012, with text in English and Serbian. Watch the presentation below:
Kanaal van Suriamster (31) from Amsterdam (Netherlands) visited Belgrade last year, and liked Belgrade “I loved the great city/culture/people/nightlife and food!” He said. Watch the video he has uploaded yesterday to Youtube
Serbs don’t get fat, but they do eat bread and pastry, drink wine, rakija, beer, and regularly enjoy pljeskavica (Serbian hamburger) the best hamburger in the world. Of course you can also (here in Serbia) go to McDonald’s, but is it really a good idea?
Čedomir Jovanović is a Serbian politician and the president of the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). His opponents call him a traitor, and I agree with them. Yes, he’s a traitor who favors the independence of Serbian province of Kosovo and Metohija. Well, that said, it looks like that also an American man (yes, an American man), living and working in Belgrade, Bill Kralovec, the Secondary Principal at the International School of Belgrade, understands that Čedomir Jovanović is not a great guy. Yes, Bill Kralovec, an American man, put up a blog post talking about Čedomir Jovanović , and went on to say:
My advice for him would be to establish a career in a chosen field (university professor), and gain some experience outside politics before coming back and trying again. As with US politicians, his model-like looks help, but he is struggling to even get into parliament..
Well said Bill!! My advice for Čedomir Jovanović would be to change his political campaign billboard. Instead of Istina, he should write Priština.
A flash mob is a spontaneous public performance, usually a dance, that appears seemingly out of nowhere with just one person, grows to hundreds of people, then quickly disappears. Here, it’s in Belgrade, in Knez Mihailova street. Great!
Larry Leigh, an American Law School professor who taught in Belgrade says:
The Serbs are quite a physically attractive people. If you walk the streets of Belgrade, you will find a relatively fit and trim urban population. Frankly, they just look better at all ages on the average than Americans when it comes to fitness and general health.
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My ‘forced vacation” stops today. Yes, my internet access has been restored thanks to the support of some of my readers. I received yesterday three donations via Paypal and three donations via SMS. Olivera V. donated $15, Goran R. $75, and Nenad P. $100. What can I say? You’re amazing. Thanks for supporting my work to change the image of Serbia.
Just one more thing. I was walking down Knez Mihailova street yesterday afternoon with my daughter (Luna), and a man went to talk to me saying (in Serbian) “thanks Karl for all you’re doing for my country. Here is my donation” and he gave me 2000 dinars (18 euros, $23). Amazing!! Serbia is amazing. Serbian people are amazing. So proud to do what I’m doing for Serbia, and so proud of Serbs. I’ll die here in Serbia. My home. My country… I’m back. Anti-Serb propagandists, you’ll not win.