As the great unwashed move to round II in front of the US embassy, the good news is that it appears as if law enforcement are indeed being diligent. The bad news is for Kostunica.
For the first part, shouting offensive remarks about Albanians while crying "Kosovo is Serbia" in one breath, and support for mass murderer Ratko Mladic in the next is a general blow to the "international law" themed PR that's been doing the DSS rounds. Burning cars, attacking police, smashing traffic signs and punching journalists while waving the Serbian flag does no favours to what some refer to as the "branding" process and others call "national pride".
And while rioting outside US embassies has proved a popular past time in many countries, the fact that Vojo K. specifically targeted the US in his earlier whine on national TV will not be lost on the Americans.
Not that inciting riots at the US embassy is all that, as they might say in Baltimore, no, what really signals Vojo's imminent departure, bar some more wailing, is what the ne'er do-well flag wavers were chanting.
"Save Serbia and kill yourself, Kostunica"
As reported by B92, before the great unwashed turned on the assembled journalists.
Why this should worry the current leader of the party of international law, is that despite pandering to the views of ignorant extremists, Kostunica has lost their support. And by betraying the DS over not endorsing Tadic for president, Kostunica has finally irrevocably alienated the more decent with whom he was in coalition with. Such symptoms of aforesaid alienation could be heard in the chanting at the street rally celebrating Tadic's re-election a couple of weeks earlier which went something like this:
"Save Serbia and kill yourself, Kostunica"
So things don't look good for Vojo right now, having not only pissed off the DS, but the radical base and the Americans as well. Having made his premiership about hanging onto both Kosovo and Montenegro, and failing to do either; making enemies out of all these king-makers means that he will be removed in the not too distant. Unlike Djindjic, this will be a democratic process, but history will be none too kind.