Power restored to northern Kosovo

aRTA,
Freeloaders? I thought we were discussing Serbs in the north of the province, not the Albanian Majority whom, as far as we all know, have no income generating endeavors whatsoever. As far as we know, money flows into Kosovo and no products leave Kosovo, unless one counts illicit drugs and sex slaves.

arTa,

it must pain you to think that this move by KEK has backfired - all in time Serbian institutions build up further and further across its UN recognised province of Kosovo & Metohija - maybe the electrical supply is not fully sufficient today but hey its nothing to do with illegal non-UN recognised Kosov'a' - time will tell!!!

I am sure that you are familiar with free Electricity thing. Imagine if there was no free KEK electricity you woyuld not be able to post a comment.

Anyhow, happy to see that KEK restored the power to n. Kosovo
(Olf, 21 October 2009 14:48)

K-Serbs don't need free electricity from KEK. They NEED TO PAY - but not to company of illegal, false state (KEK). K-Serbs would to pay for electricity to EPS.

So - Your post is false about K-Serbs intentions to need free electricity from illegal institutions.

"District Governor Radenko Nedeljković dismissed claims by KEK officials that the power cut had been due to a fault with the power lines."

So now KEK claims it is a power failure? Well if that's the case dont worry the serbs will help you to restore power!

Pejoni,

glad to see you accept your serbian citizenship in UN recognised Serbian province of Kosovo & Metohija;

"willing to offer our fellow citizens in north"

Step by step Serbia's institutions spread across its UN recognised southern province !!!

Pseudo-K_Albanian government behave like school children when it comes to politics. Everything is for show, for the consumption of their own Albanian citizenry. To make them look like they are in command. What a joke. They have zero authority in Kosovo i Metohija. The UN and EULEX are in charge in the Albanian inhabited areas. As far as the power shut off to hospitals, this should should be brought up to the Security Council, and move with legal proceedings against this Albanian mafia in Pristina.

arta:
> Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it.

No civilised people would cut off the power to entire hospitals - only those who value the dollar above the needs of society's most vulnerable - the sick, the young & the new-born.

By your comments, you & others like you who have made similar comments are displaying a basic lack of humanity.

From the above article, it seems that 'pristina' is now having second thoughts about this barbaric policy of cutting the power to entire regions (at least in this instance) & are attempting to distance themselves from the fall-out.

I suggest that if you want to preserve at least a shred of credibility, that you do the same.

And who is this guy? What is his function as goevernor of WHAT?
(Kosova-USA, 21 October 2009 13:30)
Governor of Northern Kosovo ;) Or mayby You belive that Pristina have any power in North?? I'm very sorry - but Pristina officials have any power north of Ibar ;)

There can never be an excuse to turn the power off for a hospital. To albanians, getting paid is more important than saving a life. We were lucky no one died in the hospital during the blackout. Then again I don't expect albanians to be very compassionate. If they can sell drugs and indirectly cause deaths that way it's not surprising they use these kind of measures to intimidate and threaten others.

Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it.

The line for Serbia, even if allowed to stand, cannot provide much electricity.

I know that a part of K-Albanian dont pay the bills completely but they do pay them partially, which is not good too. [sic][sic][sic]!!
(Olf, 21 October 2009 17:29)

and how do you know this my dear friend?? pls look at the link provided by cbm. i will just remind you that albanians make up 90% of today's kosovo population...

"Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it. (aRTA)"

-- Funny how you use the word "freeloaders", since that was basically the reason why Communist Yugoslavia needed to initiate FADURK in the first place. How long did Albanians in Kosovo feed off of the labor of others in Yugoslavia?

"And who is this guy? What is his function as goevernor of WHAT? (Kosova-USA)"

-- I know you love to play ignorant on this site in an attempt to look witty and sacastic, but try reading a few articles from sources other than pro-diaspora sites and the answer will be self-evident.

"I'll like to see just how much free electricity Belgrade is willing to offer our fellow citizens in north. The reason why KEK cut the lines were not only unpaid bills but mismanagement of electricity. (Pejoni)"

-- You obviously did not read the article. It has little to do with people refusing to pay bills. It has everything to do with refusing to pay KEK. Bills will be paid to EPS, not KEK. Serbs in Gracanica spent two to three times as much money on power generators rather than pay KEK. The money's there. They just don't want you to have it.

"Anyhow, happy to see that KEK restored the power to n. Kosovo. (Olf)"

-- Really? KEK? Where'd you get that information from? The article says Belgrade, not KEK.

Of course it's a cheap stunt by Pristina to wedge themselves north across the Ibar. I'm happy the K-Serbs gave a big, loud, "Ne, hvala" to them. If KEK has problems collecting money for unpaid bills, I suggest they send a nice letter to Thaci and other self-proclaimed potentates and ask them to cough up the cash in unpaid bills too.

District Governor Radenko Nedeljković dismissed claims by KEK officials that the power cut had been due to a fault with the power lines.


And who is this guy? What is his function as goevernor of WHAT?

>>For your information Serbs paid not electricity since 1999 to anyone in Kosovo, so you can leave out llegal or illegal insitution since you have no case.

“We have 320,000 customers, 260,000 of them don’t pay their electricity bills, 40,000 by-pass their meters and 100,000 people are illegally connected to the electricity network. The situation is desperate!”
"In fact, Kosovo cannot achieve sustained growth in its economy without a stable and reliable supply of electricity. I don’t understand why people don’t get that!”

Link : http://www.unmikonline.org/pub/focuskos/june05/focuskeco5.htm

Wow at those sneaky Serbs !

Seems those in the north now will have to deal with a different electric company and won't drown KEK anymore. why the long faces then ? go figure ...

I'll like to see just how much free electricity Belgrade is willing to offer our fellow citizens in north. The reason why KEK cut the lines were not only unpaid bills but mismanagement of electricity.

“Before the war, more than 90 per cent of the people paid their electricity bills. It seems that people confuse freedom with anarchy.”

Serbia accomplished what the EU/America are unable to accomplish after 10 years in the province..

Princip from Gracanica

I am sure that you are familiar with free Electricity thing. Imagine if there was no free KEK electricity you woyuld not be able to post a comment.

Anyhow, happy to see that KEK restored the power to n. Kosovo

why are you discussing this, only we the political victims of the Balkans can discuss and do something as simple as "if you dont pay you will not get" to a politically hateful topic

Milan

according to you Kosovo is UN protectorate not independet country and is governed according to resolution 1244, right.

For your information Serbs paid not electricity since 1999 to anyone in Kosovo, so you can leave out llegal or illegal insitution since you have no case.

I know that a part of K-Albanian dont pay the bills completely but they do pay them partially, which is not good too.

Oh boy: In 30 years, Kosova, FYROM and Crna Gora got $10.5 Billion in loans and grants, almost all from Croats and Slovenes. 10 Billion divided by 3, divided by 30 years! How much electricity, coal, minerals did they get from Kosova in return to produce their exportable stuff?

P.S. Kosova is paying the debt
(aRTA, 22 October 2009 00:58)

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-- Funny how you use the word "freeloaders", since that was basically the reason why Communist Yugoslavia needed to initiate FADURK in the first place. How long did Albanians in Kosovo feed off of the labor of others in Yugoslavia? "

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Oh boy: In 30 years, Kosova, FYROM and Crna Gora got $10.5 Billion in loans and grants, almost all from Croats and Slovenes. 10 Billion divided by 3, divided by 30 years! How much electricity, coal, minerals did they get from Kosova in return to produce their exportable stuff?

P.S. Kosova is paying the debt

Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it.

The line for Serbia, even if allowed to stand, cannot provide much electricity.
(aRTA, 21 October 2009 10:23)

aRTA maybe you should take cours in power distribution as long as someone does not blow up the lines there will be power and not only do Serbs live in Northern Kosovo there are albanians as well do you not think they will not sell out insurgents who try and take down the lines? LOL what else will be posted concerning this issue.

Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it.

The line for Serbia, even if allowed to stand, cannot provide much electricity.

District Governor Radenko Nedeljković dismissed claims by KEK officials that the power cut had been due to a fault with the power lines.


And who is this guy? What is his function as goevernor of WHAT?

Princip from Gracanica

I am sure that you are familiar with free Electricity thing. Imagine if there was no free KEK electricity you woyuld not be able to post a comment.

Anyhow, happy to see that KEK restored the power to n. Kosovo

Milan

according to you Kosovo is UN protectorate not independet country and is governed according to resolution 1244, right.

For your information Serbs paid not electricity since 1999 to anyone in Kosovo, so you can leave out llegal or illegal insitution since you have no case.

I know that a part of K-Albanian dont pay the bills completely but they do pay them partially, which is not good too.

I'll like to see just how much free electricity Belgrade is willing to offer our fellow citizens in north. The reason why KEK cut the lines were not only unpaid bills but mismanagement of electricity.

Pejoni,

glad to see you accept your serbian citizenship in UN recognised Serbian province of Kosovo & Metohija;

"willing to offer our fellow citizens in north"

Step by step Serbia's institutions spread across its UN recognised southern province !!!

aRTA,
Freeloaders? I thought we were discussing Serbs in the north of the province, not the Albanian Majority whom, as far as we all know, have no income generating endeavors whatsoever. As far as we know, money flows into Kosovo and no products leave Kosovo, unless one counts illicit drugs and sex slaves.

And who is this guy? What is his function as goevernor of WHAT?
(Kosova-USA, 21 October 2009 13:30)
Governor of Northern Kosovo ;) Or mayby You belive that Pristina have any power in North?? I'm very sorry - but Pristina officials have any power north of Ibar ;)

arTa,

it must pain you to think that this move by KEK has backfired - all in time Serbian institutions build up further and further across its UN recognised province of Kosovo & Metohija - maybe the electrical supply is not fully sufficient today but hey its nothing to do with illegal non-UN recognised Kosov'a' - time will tell!!!

Pseudo-K_Albanian government behave like school children when it comes to politics. Everything is for show, for the consumption of their own Albanian citizenry. To make them look like they are in command. What a joke. They have zero authority in Kosovo i Metohija. The UN and EULEX are in charge in the Albanian inhabited areas. As far as the power shut off to hospitals, this should should be brought up to the Security Council, and move with legal proceedings against this Albanian mafia in Pristina.

"District Governor Radenko Nedeljković dismissed claims by KEK officials that the power cut had been due to a fault with the power lines."

So now KEK claims it is a power failure? Well if that's the case dont worry the serbs will help you to restore power!

There can never be an excuse to turn the power off for a hospital. To albanians, getting paid is more important than saving a life. We were lucky no one died in the hospital during the blackout. Then again I don't expect albanians to be very compassionate. If they can sell drugs and indirectly cause deaths that way it's not surprising they use these kind of measures to intimidate and threaten others.

-- Funny how you use the word "freeloaders", since that was basically the reason why Communist Yugoslavia needed to initiate FADURK in the first place. How long did Albanians in Kosovo feed off of the labor of others in Yugoslavia? "

-----
Oh boy: In 30 years, Kosova, FYROM and Crna Gora got $10.5 Billion in loans and grants, almost all from Croats and Slovenes. 10 Billion divided by 3, divided by 30 years! How much electricity, coal, minerals did they get from Kosova in return to produce their exportable stuff?

P.S. Kosova is paying the debt

I am sure that you are familiar with free Electricity thing. Imagine if there was no free KEK electricity you woyuld not be able to post a comment.

Anyhow, happy to see that KEK restored the power to n. Kosovo
(Olf, 21 October 2009 14:48)

K-Serbs don't need free electricity from KEK. They NEED TO PAY - but not to company of illegal, false state (KEK). K-Serbs would to pay for electricity to EPS.

So - Your post is false about K-Serbs intentions to need free electricity from illegal institutions.

arta:
> Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it.

No civilised people would cut off the power to entire hospitals - only those who value the dollar above the needs of society's most vulnerable - the sick, the young & the new-born.

By your comments, you & others like you who have made similar comments are displaying a basic lack of humanity.

From the above article, it seems that 'pristina' is now having second thoughts about this barbaric policy of cutting the power to entire regions (at least in this instance) & are attempting to distance themselves from the fall-out.

I suggest that if you want to preserve at least a shred of credibility, that you do the same.

why are you discussing this, only we the political victims of the Balkans can discuss and do something as simple as "if you dont pay you will not get" to a politically hateful topic

"Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it. (aRTA)"

-- Funny how you use the word "freeloaders", since that was basically the reason why Communist Yugoslavia needed to initiate FADURK in the first place. How long did Albanians in Kosovo feed off of the labor of others in Yugoslavia?

"And who is this guy? What is his function as goevernor of WHAT? (Kosova-USA)"

-- I know you love to play ignorant on this site in an attempt to look witty and sacastic, but try reading a few articles from sources other than pro-diaspora sites and the answer will be self-evident.

"I'll like to see just how much free electricity Belgrade is willing to offer our fellow citizens in north. The reason why KEK cut the lines were not only unpaid bills but mismanagement of electricity. (Pejoni)"

-- You obviously did not read the article. It has little to do with people refusing to pay bills. It has everything to do with refusing to pay KEK. Bills will be paid to EPS, not KEK. Serbs in Gracanica spent two to three times as much money on power generators rather than pay KEK. The money's there. They just don't want you to have it.

"Anyhow, happy to see that KEK restored the power to n. Kosovo. (Olf)"

-- Really? KEK? Where'd you get that information from? The article says Belgrade, not KEK.

Of course it's a cheap stunt by Pristina to wedge themselves north across the Ibar. I'm happy the K-Serbs gave a big, loud, "Ne, hvala" to them. If KEK has problems collecting money for unpaid bills, I suggest they send a nice letter to Thaci and other self-proclaimed potentates and ask them to cough up the cash in unpaid bills too.

I know that a part of K-Albanian dont pay the bills completely but they do pay them partially, which is not good too. [sic][sic][sic]!!
(Olf, 21 October 2009 17:29)

and how do you know this my dear friend?? pls look at the link provided by cbm. i will just remind you that albanians make up 90% of today's kosovo population...

“Before the war, more than 90 per cent of the people paid their electricity bills. It seems that people confuse freedom with anarchy.”

Serbia accomplished what the EU/America are unable to accomplish after 10 years in the province..

>>For your information Serbs paid not electricity since 1999 to anyone in Kosovo, so you can leave out llegal or illegal insitution since you have no case.

“We have 320,000 customers, 260,000 of them don’t pay their electricity bills, 40,000 by-pass their meters and 100,000 people are illegally connected to the electricity network. The situation is desperate!”
"In fact, Kosovo cannot achieve sustained growth in its economy without a stable and reliable supply of electricity. I don’t understand why people don’t get that!”

Link : http://www.unmikonline.org/pub/focuskos/june05/focuskeco5.htm

Wow at those sneaky Serbs !

Seems those in the north now will have to deal with a different electric company and won't drown KEK anymore. why the long faces then ? go figure ...

Oh boy: In 30 years, Kosova, FYROM and Crna Gora got $10.5 Billion in loans and grants, almost all from Croats and Slovenes. 10 Billion divided by 3, divided by 30 years! How much electricity, coal, minerals did they get from Kosova in return to produce their exportable stuff?

P.S. Kosova is paying the debt
(aRTA, 22 October 2009 00:58)

[CITATION NEEDED]
[CITATION NEEDED]
[CITATION NEEDED]

Electricity was cut because the free loaders not only refused to pay after 10 years, but also overloaded the system with heating systems. Electricity costs KEK money and everyone is paying for it.

The line for Serbia, even if allowed to stand, cannot provide much electricity.
(aRTA, 21 October 2009 10:23)

aRTA maybe you should take cours in power distribution as long as someone does not blow up the lines there will be power and not only do Serbs live in Northern Kosovo there are albanians as well do you not think they will not sell out insurgents who try and take down the lines? LOL what else will be posted concerning this issue.