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Wednesday, 26.06.2013.

16:53

"Ensure electricity supply for northern Kosovo"

The Belgrade delegation in the technical talks on energy with Priština insists that the community of Serb municipalities should have a company.

Izvor: Tanjug

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10wful

pre 10 godina

Why are the serbs in northern KS complaining? They've had FREE electricity supplied from the KS government. For the past 15 years they have not paid a single cent for anything!
(9reat, 27 June 2013 09:47)

The KS government has no ability of supplying electricity to the north. The north runs on Serbian EPS. Kosovo's KEK doesn't reach there, so if they've had free electricity supplied to them by the KS government, they've also had free phone service supplied by the German government, free water supplied by the Brazilian government, and free oil supplied by the Saudis.

Nice try.

9reat

pre 10 godina

Why are the serbs in northern KS complaining? They've had FREE electricity supplied from the KS government. For the past 15 years they have not paid a single cent for anything!

Balkan Anthropologist

pre 10 godina

How about, NO! If minorities get special preferential treatment in this part of "serbia" (lol) than so should the Albanians in Eastern Kosova.
(KOSO, 26 June 2013 18:33)

"Eastern Kosova"? You mean Kosovska Kamenica? Or do you mean Podujevo? Aren't both supposed to be supplied by KEK? I know large parts of "Kosova" repeatedly have problems with basic amenities like electricity, clean water, and, well, jobs, but shouldn't that be the responsibility of Pristina? Because I can't for the life of me think who else that should be given to since that's an area the Free World allowed them to play in :)

Duh,

sj

pre 10 godina

KOSO, 26 June 2013 18:33)


If Eastern Kosova you mean Bujanovac etc, I’ll tell you a little story. During the recent negations between Pristina and Belgrade, the Serbs put up a proposal to fund their own police force in Northern Kosovo.

Not to be outwitted the simple Albanians demanded that the Albanians in Bujanovac should have the same – Belgrade turned around and said no problems but Pristina has to fund them.

Response was deadly silence from Pristina!!!!!


In essence, Koso go for it but Pristina to fund all of it. Yep that’ll happen in a million years.

ida

pre 10 godina

Serbia and Serbs are best at ensuring a good supply of electricity. In Kosovo there are still blackouts and restrictions. And this region was part of Serbia until Tito took it away and attached it to Kosovo. Serbs keep paying dearly on Tito's legacy.

KOSO

pre 10 godina

How about, NO! If minorities get special preferential treatment in this part of "serbia" (lol) than so should the Albanians in Eastern Kosova.

Tit for tat.

Tung,

koko

pre 10 godina

I bet it has to be state backed in funding, so no electricity, chaotic losses backed up by gun point taxpayers.


It is sad that grown man still write letters to the father they never had/santa with all their wishes, not even caring to know on who pays for them an how.

KOSO

pre 10 godina

How about, NO! If minorities get special preferential treatment in this part of "serbia" (lol) than so should the Albanians in Eastern Kosova.

Tit for tat.

Tung,

sj

pre 10 godina

KOSO, 26 June 2013 18:33)


If Eastern Kosova you mean Bujanovac etc, I’ll tell you a little story. During the recent negations between Pristina and Belgrade, the Serbs put up a proposal to fund their own police force in Northern Kosovo.

Not to be outwitted the simple Albanians demanded that the Albanians in Bujanovac should have the same – Belgrade turned around and said no problems but Pristina has to fund them.

Response was deadly silence from Pristina!!!!!


In essence, Koso go for it but Pristina to fund all of it. Yep that’ll happen in a million years.

Balkan Anthropologist

pre 10 godina

How about, NO! If minorities get special preferential treatment in this part of "serbia" (lol) than so should the Albanians in Eastern Kosova.
(KOSO, 26 June 2013 18:33)

"Eastern Kosova"? You mean Kosovska Kamenica? Or do you mean Podujevo? Aren't both supposed to be supplied by KEK? I know large parts of "Kosova" repeatedly have problems with basic amenities like electricity, clean water, and, well, jobs, but shouldn't that be the responsibility of Pristina? Because I can't for the life of me think who else that should be given to since that's an area the Free World allowed them to play in :)

Duh,

9reat

pre 10 godina

Why are the serbs in northern KS complaining? They've had FREE electricity supplied from the KS government. For the past 15 years they have not paid a single cent for anything!

ida

pre 10 godina

Serbia and Serbs are best at ensuring a good supply of electricity. In Kosovo there are still blackouts and restrictions. And this region was part of Serbia until Tito took it away and attached it to Kosovo. Serbs keep paying dearly on Tito's legacy.

10wful

pre 10 godina

Why are the serbs in northern KS complaining? They've had FREE electricity supplied from the KS government. For the past 15 years they have not paid a single cent for anything!
(9reat, 27 June 2013 09:47)

The KS government has no ability of supplying electricity to the north. The north runs on Serbian EPS. Kosovo's KEK doesn't reach there, so if they've had free electricity supplied to them by the KS government, they've also had free phone service supplied by the German government, free water supplied by the Brazilian government, and free oil supplied by the Saudis.

Nice try.

koko

pre 10 godina

I bet it has to be state backed in funding, so no electricity, chaotic losses backed up by gun point taxpayers.


It is sad that grown man still write letters to the father they never had/santa with all their wishes, not even caring to know on who pays for them an how.

KOSO

pre 10 godina

How about, NO! If minorities get special preferential treatment in this part of "serbia" (lol) than so should the Albanians in Eastern Kosova.

Tit for tat.

Tung,

koko

pre 10 godina

I bet it has to be state backed in funding, so no electricity, chaotic losses backed up by gun point taxpayers.


It is sad that grown man still write letters to the father they never had/santa with all their wishes, not even caring to know on who pays for them an how.

9reat

pre 10 godina

Why are the serbs in northern KS complaining? They've had FREE electricity supplied from the KS government. For the past 15 years they have not paid a single cent for anything!

sj

pre 10 godina

KOSO, 26 June 2013 18:33)


If Eastern Kosova you mean Bujanovac etc, I’ll tell you a little story. During the recent negations between Pristina and Belgrade, the Serbs put up a proposal to fund their own police force in Northern Kosovo.

Not to be outwitted the simple Albanians demanded that the Albanians in Bujanovac should have the same – Belgrade turned around and said no problems but Pristina has to fund them.

Response was deadly silence from Pristina!!!!!


In essence, Koso go for it but Pristina to fund all of it. Yep that’ll happen in a million years.

Balkan Anthropologist

pre 10 godina

How about, NO! If minorities get special preferential treatment in this part of "serbia" (lol) than so should the Albanians in Eastern Kosova.
(KOSO, 26 June 2013 18:33)

"Eastern Kosova"? You mean Kosovska Kamenica? Or do you mean Podujevo? Aren't both supposed to be supplied by KEK? I know large parts of "Kosova" repeatedly have problems with basic amenities like electricity, clean water, and, well, jobs, but shouldn't that be the responsibility of Pristina? Because I can't for the life of me think who else that should be given to since that's an area the Free World allowed them to play in :)

Duh,

ida

pre 10 godina

Serbia and Serbs are best at ensuring a good supply of electricity. In Kosovo there are still blackouts and restrictions. And this region was part of Serbia until Tito took it away and attached it to Kosovo. Serbs keep paying dearly on Tito's legacy.

10wful

pre 10 godina

Why are the serbs in northern KS complaining? They've had FREE electricity supplied from the KS government. For the past 15 years they have not paid a single cent for anything!
(9reat, 27 June 2013 09:47)

The KS government has no ability of supplying electricity to the north. The north runs on Serbian EPS. Kosovo's KEK doesn't reach there, so if they've had free electricity supplied to them by the KS government, they've also had free phone service supplied by the German government, free water supplied by the Brazilian government, and free oil supplied by the Saudis.

Nice try.