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Because negotiations make sense when they are held between equal parties. Kosova is not equal to Serbia. Kosova is not a state as Serbia is.
- Because Serbian structures in Kosova have not been dismantled.
- Because not only is Kosova oppressed by Serbia, but also by UNMIK. Kosova is governed and ruled by the anti-democratic regime of UNMIK.
- Because the institutions of the system that this regime has established and controls, will be necessarily led by corrupted and blackmailed people, such as those in Kosova today.
- Because through negotiations Serbia is attempting to justify its ambitions to re-establish de-facto control of our population and territory, even through partition.
- No negotiations because the negotiations are being planned for Kosova, not for Serbia. Resolution 1244 will be the basis for negotiations, and as is known, this Resolution preserves nominal Serbian sovereignty over Kosovo and encourages the de-facto restoration of this sovereignty.
- Because the negotiations do not plan to seek compensation from Serbia for the 12,000 killed, 3,000 kidnapped, 20,000 women raped, one million expelled and 120,000 houses destroyed. The negotiations are designed to complete the rehabilitation of the Serbian state.
- Because the negotiations will finally equate crime and genocide (Serbian state) with the victim (Kosova population); and, aggression with a war of liberation.
- Because the negotiations should be conducted without conditions. Our country is being forced to accept conditions: we have to fulfill arbitrary standards and non-negotiable principles.
- Because Serbia was never identified as the aggressor who exercised repression and terror for more than a century. On the contrary, after the fall of Milosevic, Serbia was rehabilitated automatically (without fulfilling any conditions) and was admitted into international institutions and bodies.
- Because Kosova does not lack status, but the people of Kosova lack freedom. The prisoner does not negotiate.
- No negotiations because they inevitably imply willingness to compromise. Freedom cannot be a compromise. Freedom is a non-negotiable state.
- Because the start of negotiations represents the end of independence and statehood as a possibility. For Serbia, this is enough, because negotiations will give them territorial autonomy for the Serbian population in Kosova. This will legitimize existing Serbian enclaves in Kosova, as well as their expansion and the establishment of new enclaves. This has already started with the decentralization process.
- Because many issues can only be negotiated with Serbia once she accepts the non-negotiable precondition the will of the people of Kosova.
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