Those who call themselves “intellectuals” should at least know correct spelling and pronunciation of things they write or talk to. It is not “Kosova”, it is “Kosovo” and it is Serbian word. It is not easy being “intellectual” these days, isn’t it?

Ili u slobodnom prevodu na srpski (pošto će većina sa liste verovatno bolje znati srpski nego engleski).
Drugovi i drugarice "intelektualci", predlažem da prvo naučite kako se ѕove ono o čemu piše tekst ispod koga se potpisujete.

Balkanski folozofi po meri zapada. Zizek je inace veeliki kapacitet.

http://www.infocusdialogue.com/artists/milica-tomic-branimir-stojanovic/

"Independence is based on Ahtisaari’s plan, as its political and legal foundation. By qualifying Kosova as a sui generis case, Ahtisaari’s Plan creates a disabled Kosova"...
Wikipedia: "In law, it is a term of art used to identify a legal classification that exists independently of other categorizations because of its uniqueness or due to the specific creation of an entitlement or obligation"..

If "Ahtisaari's plan qualifies a sui generis case and creates a disabled Kosova", then it means that
some other plan is needed ...Without a sui generis status and disability status...
Such a plan is not to grant a disabled independence which would promote a collonial sovereignity...Isn't it so?
It is understandable that these people want to help the institutions in Kosovo run normally...I would suggest that they move to Priština and make a grounded analysis and proposal for all people who live there to finally start a normal life...
Even in SFRJ, Kosovo lacked professionals, and I can only imagine how much thay lack them nowadays after all these years of political games over their heads...
p.s. The Serbian translation of the first sentence sounds as though the people who signed this petition already live there...
Please help Kosovo on the spot, not behind the computers and signatures...