The Association of Serbian Journalists (UNS) and its regional branch in Kosovo have condemned the destruction of television and radio transmitters in Kosovo.
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
(Kosova-USA, 25 April 2010 11:46)
For goodness sake, read the article. These TV and radio broadcasters HAVE LICENCES. They are operating legally. If you do read the article properly will you then post another comment to withdraw your first inaccurate comment? Or are you so narrow minded and anti Serb that you would find that impossible to do? What the so called "authorities" are doing here makes a complete mockery of their alleged desire to have a multi ethnic and tolerant approach. The sooner the world at large are made aware of these kinds of actions the sooner they will understand the error of supporting the illegal UDI. Kosovo is being run by a group of law breaking thugs as far as I can see and I am ashamed of my government for not at least voicing its condemnation of the actions of the former (?) KLA members who masquerade as a "government". Please, lets have some balance and fairness applied to this situation and most of all lets apply international law as would be expected in any other country in the world.
"UNS and DNKiM are warning the domestic and foreign public that all of the destroyed equipment belongs to the radio and television stations that have licenses for broadcasting"
What are the K-albanians complaining about?
These companies have licenses to operate.
What the K-alanians are doing is illegal and amounts to nothing more than terrorism!
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
(The Swiss, 25 April 2010 19:05)
It is as black as you want to see. Actually you have no clue. Just because Kosovo lacks the white Schengen it does not mean it's a black hole. In order to get that we have to fulfill the conditions that everybody else did. The things are moving ahead regardless of your daltonic eye.
Since EULEX and the UN are Status Neutral, you’d need a license from either Pristina OR Belgrade to operate in Kosovo. They have a license from Belgrade, they’re legal.
This is one area we can reach agreement on that will make the everyday lives of the average Kosovo resident better, regardless of ethnicity.
Right on the spot: Neandertal is in Europe. --Ataman
How is neandertallic that Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) had warned these companies for years? This issue has been politicized by Belgrade. These companies were pressured by Belgrade itself to continue doing business as usual although TRA sent warning after warning that they would disable their towers. I find nothing barbaric aside from your biased opinion. I am a little disappointing you of all people try to show some common decency and common sense. : (
(RKS, 25 April 2010 21:49)
I have to apologize for "Neandertal" - it is unjust and biased against Nandertalians. They were more intelligent and gentle beings.
We can settle rather on "Donkey Hoxha" as being the proper name for these brave knights. Spaniards had Don Quixote, Quetzalcoatl, the snake-pigeon deity feeding on human organs in a yellow house has "Donkey Hoxha".
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
(The Swiss, 25 April 2010 19:05)
Do you see the "Suhareka" part of the sign painted over with black color?
Almost all signs on Kosovo roads are vandalized by "democratic innocent little kids": the Serbian part of the sign is painted over.
If anyone here can explain me what the word "suharekë" in Albanian means - I would appreciate it.
Because "Suhaya Reka" in Russian means "dry river". Why don't you have Albanian name for that place?
just do what they know the best and dream of days when are they gonna flip the pizza in US.. --lids
--even as a Kosovar I found this funny. lol
Would we require a license for that? Why? Would anybody be harmed by that? If not, why would we need a license? --Jan Andersen
--Jan, these companies operated for 11 years illegally. Here is what I mean, under the UN oppression these companies
were allowed to operate since Serbia had allowed these companies to operate (even though they didn't pay taxes to Serbia
nor Kosovo). The other reason why they are operating illegally is because they have not received a license in order
to operate in those frequency bands. All Kosovan business are required by law to pay a certain tax (VAT or otherwise).
In your example you would have been fine to start your little network as long as you did NOT charge your 'members' / 'customers' / etc.
Right on the spot: Neandertal is in Europe. --Ataman
How is neandertallic that Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) had warned these companies for years? This issue has
been politicized by Belgrade. These companies were pressured by Belgrade itself to continue doing business as usual although TRA sent
warning after warning that they would disable their towers. I find nothing barbaric aside from your biased opinion. I am a little disappointing
you of all people try to show some common decency and common sense. : (
How do you think you can compare the U.S.A. (the biggest democracy on the Earth) --Luca
--America isn't the "biggest" democracy. As far as I know the United States of America is one of the first democracies to be established but as far as population size India is considered the "biggest" democracy.
On 25 April 2010 11:46, Kosova-USA wrote: "Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes."
I can understand the part about having to pay taxes, but why the requirement to have a license? I guess I was in gross violation some time back when I was a student and lived with a couple of other young people in 3 different rented rooms atop an old farm. We had strung cables between the rooms and had our own little telecommunications company there. Would we have need a license for that? What if we had bought a really long cable and extended our network to the next building? Would we require a license for that? Why? Would anybody be harmed by that? If not, why would we need a license?
--
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
"kids" at work again..
Their fathers did the same thing in the 70`s and 80`s every time there was Serbian movie,and kids just do what they know the best and dream of days when are they gonna flip the pizza in US..
Shame..
You don't just cut someones telephoneconnection and power unless they are given time to do something about it. This is done suddenly and forcefully to impose fear and intimidation. The albanians are desperate and threatened by the lack of interest for their illegal UDI so they are doing what they can do strengthen thier position for the upcoming negotiations for Kosovos partition.
"UNS adds that the equipment of five radio stations that broadcast in Serbian and have licenses for working in Kosovo are located at the Beli Kamen transmitter in Brezovica. With the assistance of police, Agency workers have cut cables on the KOSMA links and destroyed a generator worth about EUR 10,000."
I did not know, Roberto that the time which proves that I am right will come THAT soon.
What an idiotic move. Who ordered it? Are they that sure in U.S. support they dare to do everything?
Until that happens, these unilateral actions are meaningless and Serbs will protest. Thus, Kosova-USA, go back to fixing roofs or flipping pizzas like all US Albanians do.
(Daniel, 25 April 2010 14:44)
Did the Serbian media ever apologized for the hate and lies they spread under Milosevic dictatorship? Answer: Newer! And today, they never leave an opportunity to attack Albanians even when the case here is clear: No license, no broadcast.
Milosevic has passed away, but not the enemies of the Albanian people.
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
(Kosova-USA, 25 April 2010 11:46)
How do you think you can compare the U.S.A. (the biggest democracy on the Earth) which is a country recognized by the ONU with kosovo (which is still a region of SERBIA... Remember resolution 1244???) which has been recognized only by 66 countries in two years?
Do you really think you can compare a democratic country with kosovo that IS NOT DEMOCRATIC AND IS NOT A COUNTRY (in fact is a Serbian's region).
This is idiotic as Kosovo is not an internationally recognized country separate from Serbia. The fact is that the majority of real members of the international community have not recognized Kosovo as an independent country. Until that happens, these unilateral actions are meaningless and Serbs will protest. Thus, Kosova-USA, go back to fixing roofs or flipping pizzas like all US Albanians do.
With the assistance of police, Agency workers have cut cables on the KOSMA links and destroyed a generator worth about EUR 10,000.
Equipment of the Puls television station in Šilovo was also destroyed when a transmitter was blown up several months ago.
--
With the assistance of "police", generators destroyed and transmitters blown up? These aren't police, they are prison thugs working in lawless prison camp "Kosova". They continue to dig themselves deeper and deeper into the mess that it is. Our young europeans looking after the most privileged "minority" in the world.
This is obviously a new strategy by the separatists to pressure the Serbs to bow to the Kosovo Albanian government in pristina. Shame on the WEST for allowing this.
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
This is obviously a new strategy by the separatists to pressure the Serbs to bow to the Kosovo Albanian government in pristina. Shame on the WEST for allowing this.
"UNS adds that the equipment of five radio stations that broadcast in Serbian and have licenses for working in Kosovo are located at the Beli Kamen transmitter in Brezovica. With the assistance of police, Agency workers have cut cables on the KOSMA links and destroyed a generator worth about EUR 10,000."
I did not know, Roberto that the time which proves that I am right will come THAT soon.
What an idiotic move. Who ordered it? Are they that sure in U.S. support they dare to do everything?
With the assistance of police, Agency workers have cut cables on the KOSMA links and destroyed a generator worth about EUR 10,000.
Equipment of the Puls television station in Šilovo was also destroyed when a transmitter was blown up several months ago.
--
With the assistance of "police", generators destroyed and transmitters blown up? These aren't police, they are prison thugs working in lawless prison camp "Kosova". They continue to dig themselves deeper and deeper into the mess that it is. Our young europeans looking after the most privileged "minority" in the world.
Did the Serbian media ever apologized for the hate and lies they spread under Milosevic dictatorship? Answer: Newer! And today, they never leave an opportunity to attack Albanians even when the case here is clear: No license, no broadcast.
Milosevic has passed away, but not the enemies of the Albanian people.
This is idiotic as Kosovo is not an internationally recognized country separate from Serbia. The fact is that the majority of real members of the international community have not recognized Kosovo as an independent country. Until that happens, these unilateral actions are meaningless and Serbs will protest. Thus, Kosova-USA, go back to fixing roofs or flipping pizzas like all US Albanians do.
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
(Kosova-USA, 25 April 2010 11:46)
How do you think you can compare the U.S.A. (the biggest democracy on the Earth) which is a country recognized by the ONU with kosovo (which is still a region of SERBIA... Remember resolution 1244???) which has been recognized only by 66 countries in two years?
Do you really think you can compare a democratic country with kosovo that IS NOT DEMOCRATIC AND IS NOT A COUNTRY (in fact is a Serbian's region).
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
Until that happens, these unilateral actions are meaningless and Serbs will protest. Thus, Kosova-USA, go back to fixing roofs or flipping pizzas like all US Albanians do.
(Daniel, 25 April 2010 14:44)
You don't just cut someones telephoneconnection and power unless they are given time to do something about it. This is done suddenly and forcefully to impose fear and intimidation. The albanians are desperate and threatened by the lack of interest for their illegal UDI so they are doing what they can do strengthen thier position for the upcoming negotiations for Kosovos partition.
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
"kids" at work again..
Their fathers did the same thing in the 70`s and 80`s every time there was Serbian movie,and kids just do what they know the best and dream of days when are they gonna flip the pizza in US..
Shame..
On 25 April 2010 11:46, Kosova-USA wrote: "Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes."
I can understand the part about having to pay taxes, but why the requirement to have a license? I guess I was in gross violation some time back when I was a student and lived with a couple of other young people in 3 different rented rooms atop an old farm. We had strung cables between the rooms and had our own little telecommunications company there. Would we have need a license for that? What if we had bought a really long cable and extended our network to the next building? Would we require a license for that? Why? Would anybody be harmed by that? If not, why would we need a license?
--
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
(Kosova-USA, 25 April 2010 11:46)
For goodness sake, read the article. These TV and radio broadcasters HAVE LICENCES. They are operating legally. If you do read the article properly will you then post another comment to withdraw your first inaccurate comment? Or are you so narrow minded and anti Serb that you would find that impossible to do? What the so called "authorities" are doing here makes a complete mockery of their alleged desire to have a multi ethnic and tolerant approach. The sooner the world at large are made aware of these kinds of actions the sooner they will understand the error of supporting the illegal UDI. Kosovo is being run by a group of law breaking thugs as far as I can see and I am ashamed of my government for not at least voicing its condemnation of the actions of the former (?) KLA members who masquerade as a "government". Please, lets have some balance and fairness applied to this situation and most of all lets apply international law as would be expected in any other country in the world.
just do what they know the best and dream of days when are they gonna flip the pizza in US.. --lids
--even as a Kosovar I found this funny. lol
Would we require a license for that? Why? Would anybody be harmed by that? If not, why would we need a license? --Jan Andersen
--Jan, these companies operated for 11 years illegally. Here is what I mean, under the UN oppression these companies
were allowed to operate since Serbia had allowed these companies to operate (even though they didn't pay taxes to Serbia
nor Kosovo). The other reason why they are operating illegally is because they have not received a license in order
to operate in those frequency bands. All Kosovan business are required by law to pay a certain tax (VAT or otherwise).
In your example you would have been fine to start your little network as long as you did NOT charge your 'members' / 'customers' / etc.
Right on the spot: Neandertal is in Europe. --Ataman
How is neandertallic that Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) had warned these companies for years? This issue has
been politicized by Belgrade. These companies were pressured by Belgrade itself to continue doing business as usual although TRA sent
warning after warning that they would disable their towers. I find nothing barbaric aside from your biased opinion. I am a little disappointing
you of all people try to show some common decency and common sense. : (
How do you think you can compare the U.S.A. (the biggest democracy on the Earth) --Luca
--America isn't the "biggest" democracy. As far as I know the United States of America is one of the first democracies to be established but as far as population size India is considered the "biggest" democracy.
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
(The Swiss, 25 April 2010 19:05)
Do you see the "Suhareka" part of the sign painted over with black color?
Almost all signs on Kosovo roads are vandalized by "democratic innocent little kids": the Serbian part of the sign is painted over.
If anyone here can explain me what the word "suharekë" in Albanian means - I would appreciate it.
Because "Suhaya Reka" in Russian means "dry river". Why don't you have Albanian name for that place?
Since EULEX and the UN are Status Neutral, you’d need a license from either Pristina OR Belgrade to operate in Kosovo. They have a license from Belgrade, they’re legal.
This is one area we can reach agreement on that will make the everyday lives of the average Kosovo resident better, regardless of ethnicity.
"UNS and DNKiM are warning the domestic and foreign public that all of the destroyed equipment belongs to the radio and television stations that have licenses for broadcasting"
What are the K-albanians complaining about?
These companies have licenses to operate.
What the K-alanians are doing is illegal and amounts to nothing more than terrorism!
Right on the spot: Neandertal is in Europe. --Ataman
How is neandertallic that Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) had warned these companies for years? This issue has been politicized by Belgrade. These companies were pressured by Belgrade itself to continue doing business as usual although TRA sent warning after warning that they would disable their towers. I find nothing barbaric aside from your biased opinion. I am a little disappointing you of all people try to show some common decency and common sense. : (
(RKS, 25 April 2010 21:49)
I have to apologize for "Neandertal" - it is unjust and biased against Nandertalians. They were more intelligent and gentle beings.
We can settle rather on "Donkey Hoxha" as being the proper name for these brave knights. Spaniards had Don Quixote, Quetzalcoatl, the snake-pigeon deity feeding on human organs in a yellow house has "Donkey Hoxha".
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
(The Swiss, 25 April 2010 19:05)
It is as black as you want to see. Actually you have no clue. Just because Kosovo lacks the white Schengen it does not mean it's a black hole. In order to get that we have to fulfill the conditions that everybody else did. The things are moving ahead regardless of your daltonic eye.
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
Did the Serbian media ever apologized for the hate and lies they spread under Milosevic dictatorship? Answer: Newer! And today, they never leave an opportunity to attack Albanians even when the case here is clear: No license, no broadcast.
Milosevic has passed away, but not the enemies of the Albanian people.
This is idiotic as Kosovo is not an internationally recognized country separate from Serbia. The fact is that the majority of real members of the international community have not recognized Kosovo as an independent country. Until that happens, these unilateral actions are meaningless and Serbs will protest. Thus, Kosova-USA, go back to fixing roofs or flipping pizzas like all US Albanians do.
This is obviously a new strategy by the separatists to pressure the Serbs to bow to the Kosovo Albanian government in pristina. Shame on the WEST for allowing this.
With the assistance of police, Agency workers have cut cables on the KOSMA links and destroyed a generator worth about EUR 10,000.
Equipment of the Puls television station in Šilovo was also destroyed when a transmitter was blown up several months ago.
--
With the assistance of "police", generators destroyed and transmitters blown up? These aren't police, they are prison thugs working in lawless prison camp "Kosova". They continue to dig themselves deeper and deeper into the mess that it is. Our young europeans looking after the most privileged "minority" in the world.
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
(Kosova-USA, 25 April 2010 11:46)
How do you think you can compare the U.S.A. (the biggest democracy on the Earth) which is a country recognized by the ONU with kosovo (which is still a region of SERBIA... Remember resolution 1244???) which has been recognized only by 66 countries in two years?
Do you really think you can compare a democratic country with kosovo that IS NOT DEMOCRATIC AND IS NOT A COUNTRY (in fact is a Serbian's region).
Until that happens, these unilateral actions are meaningless and Serbs will protest. Thus, Kosova-USA, go back to fixing roofs or flipping pizzas like all US Albanians do.
(Daniel, 25 April 2010 14:44)
"UNS adds that the equipment of five radio stations that broadcast in Serbian and have licenses for working in Kosovo are located at the Beli Kamen transmitter in Brezovica. With the assistance of police, Agency workers have cut cables on the KOSMA links and destroyed a generator worth about EUR 10,000."
I did not know, Roberto that the time which proves that I am right will come THAT soon.
What an idiotic move. Who ordered it? Are they that sure in U.S. support they dare to do everything?
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
You don't just cut someones telephoneconnection and power unless they are given time to do something about it. This is done suddenly and forcefully to impose fear and intimidation. The albanians are desperate and threatened by the lack of interest for their illegal UDI so they are doing what they can do strengthen thier position for the upcoming negotiations for Kosovos partition.
"kids" at work again..
Their fathers did the same thing in the 70`s and 80`s every time there was Serbian movie,and kids just do what they know the best and dream of days when are they gonna flip the pizza in US..
Shame..
just do what they know the best and dream of days when are they gonna flip the pizza in US.. --lids
--even as a Kosovar I found this funny. lol
Would we require a license for that? Why? Would anybody be harmed by that? If not, why would we need a license? --Jan Andersen
--Jan, these companies operated for 11 years illegally. Here is what I mean, under the UN oppression these companies
were allowed to operate since Serbia had allowed these companies to operate (even though they didn't pay taxes to Serbia
nor Kosovo). The other reason why they are operating illegally is because they have not received a license in order
to operate in those frequency bands. All Kosovan business are required by law to pay a certain tax (VAT or otherwise).
In your example you would have been fine to start your little network as long as you did NOT charge your 'members' / 'customers' / etc.
Right on the spot: Neandertal is in Europe. --Ataman
How is neandertallic that Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) had warned these companies for years? This issue has
been politicized by Belgrade. These companies were pressured by Belgrade itself to continue doing business as usual although TRA sent
warning after warning that they would disable their towers. I find nothing barbaric aside from your biased opinion. I am a little disappointing
you of all people try to show some common decency and common sense. : (
How do you think you can compare the U.S.A. (the biggest democracy on the Earth) --Luca
--America isn't the "biggest" democracy. As far as I know the United States of America is one of the first democracies to be established but as far as population size India is considered the "biggest" democracy.
Right on the spot: Neandertal is in Europe. --Ataman
How is neandertallic that Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRA) had warned these companies for years? This issue has been politicized by Belgrade. These companies were pressured by Belgrade itself to continue doing business as usual although TRA sent warning after warning that they would disable their towers. I find nothing barbaric aside from your biased opinion. I am a little disappointing you of all people try to show some common decency and common sense. : (
(RKS, 25 April 2010 21:49)
I have to apologize for "Neandertal" - it is unjust and biased against Nandertalians. They were more intelligent and gentle beings.
We can settle rather on "Donkey Hoxha" as being the proper name for these brave knights. Spaniards had Don Quixote, Quetzalcoatl, the snake-pigeon deity feeding on human organs in a yellow house has "Donkey Hoxha".
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
(The Swiss, 25 April 2010 19:05)
It is as black as you want to see. Actually you have no clue. Just because Kosovo lacks the white Schengen it does not mean it's a black hole. In order to get that we have to fulfill the conditions that everybody else did. The things are moving ahead regardless of your daltonic eye.
On 25 April 2010 11:46, Kosova-USA wrote: "Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes."
I can understand the part about having to pay taxes, but why the requirement to have a license? I guess I was in gross violation some time back when I was a student and lived with a couple of other young people in 3 different rented rooms atop an old farm. We had strung cables between the rooms and had our own little telecommunications company there. Would we have need a license for that? What if we had bought a really long cable and extended our network to the next building? Would we require a license for that? Why? Would anybody be harmed by that? If not, why would we need a license?
--
Back to the stone age! But no one should be surprised by the behaviour of the Pristina's criminal! The no future black hole is getting stinkier by the day
(The Swiss, 25 April 2010 19:05)
Do you see the "Suhareka" part of the sign painted over with black color?
Almost all signs on Kosovo roads are vandalized by "democratic innocent little kids": the Serbian part of the sign is painted over.
If anyone here can explain me what the word "suharekë" in Albanian means - I would appreciate it.
Because "Suhaya Reka" in Russian means "dry river". Why don't you have Albanian name for that place?
"UNS and DNKiM are warning the domestic and foreign public that all of the destroyed equipment belongs to the radio and television stations that have licenses for broadcasting"
What are the K-albanians complaining about?
These companies have licenses to operate.
What the K-alanians are doing is illegal and amounts to nothing more than terrorism!
Since EULEX and the UN are Status Neutral, you’d need a license from either Pristina OR Belgrade to operate in Kosovo. They have a license from Belgrade, they’re legal.
This is one area we can reach agreement on that will make the everyday lives of the average Kosovo resident better, regardless of ethnicity.
Journalist know better than that, if you own a phone company , you need a license to operated and must pay taxes.
I assume these journalist are the left over from Milosevic's era.
Try to operate a phone company in USA without a proper license, and you will see what happens.
(Kosova-USA, 25 April 2010 11:46)
For goodness sake, read the article. These TV and radio broadcasters HAVE LICENCES. They are operating legally. If you do read the article properly will you then post another comment to withdraw your first inaccurate comment? Or are you so narrow minded and anti Serb that you would find that impossible to do? What the so called "authorities" are doing here makes a complete mockery of their alleged desire to have a multi ethnic and tolerant approach. The sooner the world at large are made aware of these kinds of actions the sooner they will understand the error of supporting the illegal UDI. Kosovo is being run by a group of law breaking thugs as far as I can see and I am ashamed of my government for not at least voicing its condemnation of the actions of the former (?) KLA members who masquerade as a "government". Please, lets have some balance and fairness applied to this situation and most of all lets apply international law as would be expected in any other country in the world.
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