Take your cars, take your whistles and trumpets. Use your car horns, make a din to be remembered and do it nonstop on Saturday.

beautiful days when we were together.

the end of Serbia as a country of organized terrorism.

drunk and armed people Mr. Milosevic brought … with the aim of provoking bloodshed.

Our intent is to mount a protest drive along those streets that our president will not allow us to march on.

If I stay here, it will be very difficult for me to watch from here the battle of my party against the regime.

He ran away from the country during aggression, he ran away from the nation and from his own party, … People cannot forget and cannot forgive this.

is a good signal, which tells us there is hope for a political settlement.

after Milosevic is overthrown.

For all the consequences of aggression, and also for aggression, I am blaming NATO,

We must find an agreement to make up with the Albanians, though not with all Albanians,

I am ready to go to Serbia

This is a great day for the Serbian nation

NATO is the aggressor, killer of my nation and my state, … Serbia will continue to fight against aggression to defend our country and national unity against (the) aggression of NATO countries.

We are ready to start dialogue concerning media, the position of the political parties, the electoral system in Serbia.

I’m calling on our supporters to ignore the ban, … If we show we are afraid now, tomorrow they may forbid us to drink water or breathe air.

This is a great day for the Serbian nation, for all citizens of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, for the future of the peace and stability in this region.

I’m not surprised. I knew in advance. The name of Supreme Court is Slobodan Milosevic, … The chief and owner of all lies in Serbia is Slobodan Milosevic.

the war crimes hurdle could be overcome in two months at the most.

would cause a chain of dramatic turbulence in the region.

within one day, two days, not longer.

I am expecting tomorrow, the day after tomorrow, that Milosevic will use police, maybe even the army, but we will not stop. We are not ready to be slaves.

From today, not any chance of dialogue with him. He must resign.

Kosovo is not even close to the point when talks on its final status can start,

This is a very terrible day in my life, … We are the nation of dreams, but never we dreamed about the possibility Americans — our war allies from the First and the Second World...

[Military action is] very visible, very clear for our people now, … But what is the alternative: to capitulate by signing that wrong settlement or to allow others to commit crimes against us?

The most important is the fact that forces would come under the mandate of the United Nations and flag of the U.N.,

By promoting a serial murderer into the national hero, his victims are being killed once again and Serbia is being ashamed as a country in which crime is top virtue.

but only once they’ve released all our people from prison.

Millions of dollars would pour in as new investments.

Serbian Renewal Movement doesn’t want to call people in the streets in these difficult times. A political agreement among the leading parties will lead to the elections.

I know it’s a very dangerous game we are playing,

Emotions rise up extremely, and it’s possible there are circumstances to crack down, maybe atrocities, but it is not a state strategy.

We are ready for dialogue and we are ready to stop the demonstrations. … (but) that dialogue must be expressed in the media — state media — in a free and open way.

We are demanding very brave, very democratic changes in the country, … We are demanding democratic elections.

We now only have one institution and that is our church — we all belong to it.

Let Serbia turn out en masse on September 24 and vote for itself, its children and its freedom.

[Opposition leaders urged supporters to continue non-violent protests despite the threat of police action.] If Belgrade shows that it is not afraid, the victory will be ours, … We are half a step away from...

The people of Serbia are in prison. We are in prison, because the governments of Serbia and Yugoslavia are not there by the will of the people,

My country Serbia looks very close to Hiroshima. Very soon all Serbia will look like Hiroshima or Nagasaki. Why, why this collective punishment against one small and innocent nation?

My voice of reason has now been silenced,

We must replace (Milosevic’s) regime by democratic elections … I am trying to gather a majority of citizens of Serbia to force Milosevic to resign.

Our role is very often ruled by the law of power instead of the power of law, … We are too small to change things. We must be very brave to approach compromise.