Talk:Nebojša Medojević

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Not even close to it. Nebojsa wrote this item by himself and it represents only his wishes. He is running small dusty office in Podgorica and has no actuall power in Montenegro, and by his attitude, he will never have it.

Huh? The Movement for Changes make a huge success as a new political party, Nebojsa Medojevic was proclaimed the best Montenegrin politician.

The only difference is that his going into opposition because of Djukanovic's regime nullified his grand reputation.

In a decade or so, hopefully, Nebojsa Medojevic (or his successor) will most definitely be Primer Minister in a coalition government with the Liberal & Civic circles, supported by the Popular Socialists and (hopefully) the Serbs too. His movement is the only organization which is rapidly gaining strength. --PaxEquilibrium 14:44, 4 March 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Thaksin

Dear Montenegro government I'm a Thai citizen currently live in Bangkok, Thailand. As you know, Mr.Thaksin the former PM of Thailand is living in your country so far. He much hurt my country in many ways. His corruption is the big cause of today problem. Currently he makes a painful to my mother land by supporting the anti-government (so call "red shirt" group) to perform many violations in the city. Their protest is unacceptable by a major group of Thai people and impact to diary's life of normal people. They make my country to be unsafe anymore! If your country face this situation like this I know how you solve its. As one of normal people in this world, I ask you (Montenegro) to stop any supporting Mr. Thaksin to hurting my homeland. Any contribution which is bringing the peaceful to my country and my world much appreciates from Thai people. Sincerely yours

Dr. Pichet Ritthisoonthorn Asian Institute of Technology Bangkok, Thailand —Preceding unsigned comment added by 203.113.1.130 (talk) 11:55, 22 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]