RTK scandal: The wounded former KLA soldier calls VV member an explosion with the latter insult (Video)

Kosovo Radio Television, which is financed by the country's citizens, continues to have unilateral editorial access to political parties in Kosovo.

That's what happened tonight, with the story about Frasher Orek, the former KLA soldier who threw the Kosovo state flag into the toilet shell, which he reported as Vetevendosje activist, and why Oek himself denied it on Facebook and in prononcims for other media.

The ore, who lives and acts in Sweden, has become extremely irritated with reporting, which he considers to be extremely unfair. That's why he's been raving at RTK, writes Periscopi.

He's surprised at how the public television can lie that he's a VV member, even though it seems Occus had explained this to him. RTK's during the interview, which he hid part of.

The first to deal with Occk was PDK's newest member, Arbana Jarra, labelling him as VV member, despite the fact that the latter repeatedly denied it. Looks like for The PDK was vital for the VV to have one more member this time, so, almost imperatively, Oex made VV member.

Amazed by RTK's incorrigibity and disinformation, it was France's brother, Albanian Oek.

RTK he calls power television. He, on Facebook, addresses his brother, saying he never mentioned that he was part of the KLA and that he was injured, writes Periscope.

In all of this, however, there is also good news for Albanian Oek. The two Orek brothers, prior to the chronic broadcast, had bet for 50 euros, where Albanians had predicted RTK would treat his brother's campaign incorrectly.

Here's what he writes:

Frasher Did you hear about power? They didn't mention you were a fighter. The NLA (though you were twice), you still have a body wound), but it's true that you were a member of the VV.

Those 50-euro bets that we're going to get to this point no matter what you say, they give in Stockholm?

Even the big red flag was pulled out in the middle of Pristina? And the VV's scenes with red flags in parliament, as evidence, well... scádi, your guilt, I suppose. That it's not the power to ask for the brand VV a, tick. They have professional integrity and ethics, they know that. They're mean, then.

They finished the news by letting you know it's been punished for up to eight years who mock the international symbols.

The lesson?

Shifters Made in Serbia to rule the state, brother. Zoom them out of Rankovic's lab.

But don't let your brother help you, don't let old wounds get angry. These are the days numbered. Days, hours, minutes. Tick. Knock. Tick. Knock.

Who uses the German flag today?