Serbs in Croatia SHOULD NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE: Filthy statement from a Bundestag deputy!

The Minister of Labor, Employment, Social and Veterans' Affairs, Aleksandar Vulin said today in a statement that he was worried about the racist attitude of the SPD deputy in Bundestag, Joseph Juratović for having said that "Serbs in Croatia should not have the right to vote."

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Vulin has strongly condemned today's statement of the deputy of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) in Bundestag, Josip Juratovic, who made racist remarks. According to the Ministry of Labor, Vulin called Bundestag to state whether this is the official policy ruled by the German coalition.

Juratovic, who is the only Croat delegate of the SPD in Bundestag made the following statement: "the Serbian government has idiots working for it that shouldn't be there, such as Minister Vulin", and "that he would abolish the right to vote to the diaspora and minorities in the elections". Vulin responded in a statement and commented that he was pleased with Juratovic's statement as it proves that "primitive is not only a characteristic of the Balkans, but it knows to take flight in Bundestag as well," the statement added.

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The Minister of Labor has also requested from the German SPD to answer whether this is a personal statement of Juratovic, and from the German coalition "to declare, whether they share his (Juratovic) belief that Serbs in Croatia should not vote, and  if this is an official policy of Bundestag" it said in a statement.

(Telegraf.co.uk/ Tanjug)