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I to sto kazes hahaha. Ali ne moze svako imati "babuku" kao on.Unofficialpage je napisao/la: ↑06 jun 2023, 11:59Ko je tebi kriv što ne znaš pronaći olahkoće da se probiješ ko i on.
Da ne bude, da je sve tužno, evo još nečeg pozitivnog.U Srebrenici nakon nekoliko godina ponovo otvorena pekara
Delimustafić danas nakon šest godina od podizanja optužnice konačno izlazi pred sud
Ima u Bratuncu sve, u Srebrenici zivis imas totalni mir i tisinu, ako ti je do frke, zbrke, izlaska, ofes 5 kilometara u Bratunac i eto. No, vrila je i Srebrenica do negdje 2006-e, medjutim Bosnjaci nisu htjeli prodati niti zamjeniti kuce/stanove, Srbe delozirali i naravno da je prazno. Bosnjaci iz Bratunca su zamjenili ili prodali Srbima tako da tamo vri.
Nije to samo u Bratuncu. Tako je bilo u većini mjesta. Ljudi jedva dočekali da prodaju.alemsa je napisao/la: ↑06 jun 2023, 15:04Ima u Bratuncu sve, u Srebrenici zivis imas totalni mir i tisinu, ako ti je do frke, zbrke, izlaska, ofes 5 kilometara u Bratunac i eto. No, vrila je i Srebrenica do negdje 2006-e, medjutim Bosnjaci nisu htjeli prodati niti zamjeniti kuce/stanove, Srbe delozirali i naravno da je prazno. Bosnjaci iz Bratunca su zamjenili ili prodali Srbima tako da tamo vri.
Pa sta ce kad nema kome prodavati/prometa, 2006-e je bilo sve, kad je bilo naroda. Kafici, diskoteka, pekare, kladionice, marketi, granapi sve radilo. Pa Srebrencani nisu htjeli prodati niti zamjeniti, tako da im stoji, jer su vecina vani ili su se dnasli u Sa ili Tuzli bez da su morali prodati/zamjeniti. Od mog starog kuca stoji 20 godina prazna, deloziro neke Srbe iz Vakufa sto su tu zivjeli i to je to. Nema namjeru ikad da proda ili nestoASD je napisao/la: ↑06 jun 2023, 15:13Nije to samo u Bratuncu. Tako je bilo u većini mjesta. Ljudi jedva dočekali da prodaju.alemsa je napisao/la: ↑06 jun 2023, 15:04Ima u Bratuncu sve, u Srebrenici zivis imas totalni mir i tisinu, ako ti je do frke, zbrke, izlaska, ofes 5 kilometara u Bratunac i eto. No, vrila je i Srebrenica do negdje 2006-e, medjutim Bosnjaci nisu htjeli prodati niti zamjeniti kuce/stanove, Srbe delozirali i naravno da je prazno. Bosnjaci iz Bratunca su zamjenili ili prodali Srbima tako da tamo vri.
Ali nije to poenta. Mjesto kad izgubi trgovine. Izgubio je sve.
Čuo sam priče da se krajem 80-tih masovno krenulo sa pravljenjem kuća po gradu ili u predgrađima, širom BiH. Do tad je politika bila, da je dominirala gradnja zgrada.
I sad recimo u Višegradu, onaj koji je rizikovao tad i napravio kuću. Za relativno malu investiciju je dobio stan u Sarajevu, kada je mijenjao sa Srbima.
Distopija ili realnost?Apple Vision Pro
Definitivno buducnost je u tome, ali onda u zaborav idu monitori, veliki televizori, cak i kino dvorane. Za sada je preskup, logicno, ali kasnije kad pocne u siroku primjenu sa novim updejtima, to je buducnost.
Kazna za prekoracenje brzine u Finskoj se placa po osnovu visine prihoda pocinioca. Jos pogotov ako je povratnik u pitanju. To su ova prekoracenja koja se smatraju najopasnijim, preko 30 km/h u naseljenom mjestu. U Svedskoj za isti prekrsaj bi platio mozda 1500 eura max.No one likes getting a speeding ticket, but we suspect Finnish businessman Anders Wiklöf is smarting after getting his recent citation. The staggering fine was the equivalent of $129,400 (121,000 euros).
Wiklöf was traveling 51 miles per hour (82 kilometers per hour) in a 31-mph (50-kph) zone. He told the Nya Åland newspaper that the road switched from a 44-mph (70-kph) limit down to 31 mph. He claimed he was slowing down, but not before the police caught him speeding.
"I really regret the matter and hope that the money is in any case used for healthcare through the treasury," he said in a translated quote to Nya Åland.
If you're wondering how doing 20 mph over the limit results in a nearly $130,000 ticket, it's because Finland charges speeders in accordance with the person's income. Wiklöf is among the country's wealthiest citizens.
In addition to the fine, the authorities suspended Wiklöf's driver's license for ten days.
"But I have heard that they are going to save one and a half billion on healthcare in Finland, so I hope that the money can fill a gap there. Ideally, I would like them earmarked for that purpose," he told Nya Åland.
Wiklöf controls 100 percent of the Wiklöf Holding company that runs over 20 businesses in the logistics, construction, helicopter services, real estate, trade, and tourism sectors. According to its website, the company had a turnover the equivalent of $264 million (247 million euros) in 2020 and an operating profit of $11.7 million (11 million euros).
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VensanKasel je napisao/la: ↑07 jun 2023, 12:44A šta je fazon ovoga ?
I Marco Reus je platio čini mi se pola miliona eura kaznu, jer je vozio bez vozačke dozvole.Asteriks je napisao/la: ↑07 jun 2023, 09:47Kazna za prekoracenje brzine u Finskoj se placa po osnovu visine prihoda pocinioca. Jos pogotov ako je povratnik u pitanju. To su ova prekoracenja koja se smatraju najopasnijim, preko 30 km/h u naseljenom mjestu. U Svedskoj za isti prekrsaj bi platio mozda 1500 eura max.No one likes getting a speeding ticket, but we suspect Finnish businessman Anders Wiklöf is smarting after getting his recent citation. The staggering fine was the equivalent of $129,400 (121,000 euros).
Wiklöf was traveling 51 miles per hour (82 kilometers per hour) in a 31-mph (50-kph) zone. He told the Nya Åland newspaper that the road switched from a 44-mph (70-kph) limit down to 31 mph. He claimed he was slowing down, but not before the police caught him speeding.
"I really regret the matter and hope that the money is in any case used for healthcare through the treasury," he said in a translated quote to Nya Åland.
If you're wondering how doing 20 mph over the limit results in a nearly $130,000 ticket, it's because Finland charges speeders in accordance with the person's income. Wiklöf is among the country's wealthiest citizens.
In addition to the fine, the authorities suspended Wiklöf's driver's license for ten days.
"But I have heard that they are going to save one and a half billion on healthcare in Finland, so I hope that the money can fill a gap there. Ideally, I would like them earmarked for that purpose," he told Nya Åland.
Wiklöf controls 100 percent of the Wiklöf Holding company that runs over 20 businesses in the logistics, construction, helicopter services, real estate, trade, and tourism sectors. According to its website, the company had a turnover the equivalent of $264 million (247 million euros) in 2020 and an operating profit of $11.7 million (11 million euros).
