Former Croatian president gets pension from Serbia

Croatian Times

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The former Croatian President Stjepan Mesic has started receiving pension payments from Serbia.

Serbia pays him 39 Euros every month because he was the last president of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia before the country dissolved.

"Ever since my retirement in February, when Ivo Josipovic succeeded me, I receive 39 Euros from Serbia every month," said Mesic who added that they have been regular with their payments.

He also has certain obligations toward Serbia – every six months he must send them proof that he is still alive.

Although the pension is small, he is happy about it because, he says, Serbia is paying him for having contributed to Yugoslavia's dissolution.

It is not a lot of money, Mesic says, but at the end of the year one can save a little to spend.


The former Croatian president Stjepan Mesic is just one of some 6,000 Croatian retirees receiving pensions from Serbia, the Serbian press has reported.

http://www.croatiantimes.com/news/General_News/2010-11-25/15427/_Former_Croatian_president_gets_pension_from_Serbia

Bosnian muslim terrorist and mass murderer is also going to get the Serbian pension {full pension for this guy}. This is the swine, who along with mujahadeen {many of them Arabs, Pakis and Africans} under his command ,and NATO air cover, murdered over 3000 Serb civilians in and around Srebrenica from 1992-95.


Naser Orić wants Serbian pension

29 November 2010 | 10:41 | Source: B92

SARAJEVO -- A former Bosnian Muslim army commander tried and acquitted by the Hague on war crimes charges expects to be granted a pension in Serbia.

Naser Orić, accused of killing Serb civilians in eastern Bosnia, but found by the Hague Tribunal to be innocent, says he will request his pension from Belgrade "when conditions have been met".

Orić started his career in the late 1980s as a member of a Serbian police (MUP) special unit, which he left with the onset of the war in Bosnia in 1992.

From 1987 until 1992, he was deployed in Kosovo and worked on Slobodan Milošević's security detail.

He told media in Sarajevo, Bosnia, that he traveled to Belgrade on several occasions since his Hague acquittal in 2008, and that he hired a lawyer to "regulate his pension rights in Serbia".

Orić, who has in the meantime been detained in Bosnia suspected of taking part in organized crime activities, says that once he receives the money, he will give it to "the children of his fellow fighters who died in Srebrenica".

Reports from Croatia said last week that former Croat President Stjepan Mesić - the last president of the presidency of the former Yugoslavia (SFRJ) - was receiving a Serbian pension and telling reporters that he was getting the money "for breaking up Yugoslavia".

Media in Belgrade then wondered whether "war criminal Naser Orić would also get a Serbian pension", considering that he was employed by Serbia's police.

Orić said he planned to apply for a pension, but denied he was a war criminal, explaining this was the case because the Hague had acquitted him.

If that's the face of an Aryan then I'll eat my shoes. That's a turkish mongol face. So those are the faces of white Aryan Croats??

If that's the face of an Aryan then I'll eat my shoes. That's a turkish mongol face. So those are the faces of white Aryan Croats??



Mesic is quarter gypsy, all racially aware Croats will tell you that.

Real Croatians are White Aryan Slavic people.