A edited status four times prime minister has trouble writing

Ramush Haradinaj reacted yesterday after midnight to media reports that Kosovo's “prime minister has been denied travel visas to the United States”. Prime Minister Haradinaj, the response to this news came true through a writing on the social Facebook network.

But Haradinaj took time to articulate and fix his writing linguistically. Many four times he edited that scripture.

Initially, the Kosovo prime minister incorrectly wrote, while in his writing it notes that he never used the letter “”, even though this letter should be part of almost all words, Insander reports.

"Dear citizens of Kosovo, on March 24, 1998, we have had moments of life and death, so it has continued until March 24th, '99, when America and NATO helped us, I never forget. Hard moments of waiting until March 24th, '99, I wait for a visa until they give it to me. I trust Kosovo, I trust America! I'm still in procedure for vize”, first wrote Haradinaj, on his status published at 00:19, Sunday morning.

A few minutes had passed, and Haradinaj edited it for the first time. He adjusted some language errors and tried to build sentences better.

Instead of “

Prime Minister Haradinaj's edited scripture
on the social Facebook network

Dear citizens of Kosovo, we had moments of life and death on March 24, 1998. This has continued until March 24th, 99, when America and NATO helped us. I'll never forget. Difficult moments of waiting until March 24, 99. I also expect a visa until they give me”, it was written in the second edition of the prime minister's writing.

Haradinaj needed another revision to correct another word. In the editing of “sipm” he wrote “directed” instead of “aide”. On the third editing, he fixed it.

But despite attempts to end a five-line script, Haradinaj failed to keep up with three revisions of his writing. The challenge of editing this scripture took the prime minister an hour.

About an hour after publishing his status on Facebook, the prime minister again intervened in his writing. He entered to give the right order of the sentences he had written. This was the fourth editing of its five lines.

The Kosovo prime minister's challenge to fix his writing linguistically ended with the final version, which is quite different from the original version.