Lepper bangs on about the good old days and promises return to Eastern fold

He claimed the shift in the politics from East to the West is inherently bad as the EU ignores this country, then went on to reminisce about "the good, long gone days when Poland sold its output on the Eastern markets, before it was driven out by Western rivals" and "when Polish plants and banks belonged to Poles and not Western capital." Leper's words invoked much enthusiasm in the audience, which included, among others, Slobodan Milosevic's brother Borislav and Tomislav Nikolić, another prominent Serbian politician. (Gazeta Wyborcza p.1) M.G.