Institute I FIMIS: Special Court founded for Thaci and his associates

Insit i Slovenia's FIMIS has published an analysis of the current developments Kosovo is going through. According to the IFIMIS, the Special is designed to try President Hashim Thaci and his associates. The institute also cites Prime Minister Haradinaj's past mortgages and Prime Minister Veselin ovic's Chief Parliamentary, saying this political garrison in Kosovo is ideal for opponents of independence.

Under the Crime Job

It does not surprise the nervousness of the current leadership in Pristina and the hasty initiative to bring down the Special War Crimes Court, given that Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj has a serious mortgage on war crimes, as well as Hashim Thaci, who is described in other forms of criminality, is said in the latest analysis of the I Institute. FIMIS headquartered in Ljubljana.

According to the analysts' assessments of this Institute for Balkan and Middle Eastern Studies, the Special Court and Special Prosecutors have been established to try Kosovo's president and his associates for crimes committed in Kosovo.

This analysis says that the current government in Pristina is ideal for Kosovo's independence opponents, and it does not surprise statements from some countries that are already warning recognitions.

Thaci, Haradinaj with crime mortgages

“Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj still faces mortgages of the past, Thaci also has war crimes mortgages and other forms of criminality”, said the analysis.

It also mentions Kadri Wessel, the current chairman of The PDK, who was also chief of the SHIK and who, according to I FIMIS is also subject to many investigations.

For this reason it does not surprise the nervousness of Kosovo's current leadership to abolish the Special Court for War Crimes, which in essence means abolishing the state of Kosovo, because the Special Court is an integral part of Kosovo state institutions” is highlighted in the analysis.

With special abolition, Thaci would round his power and rule in Kosovo.

How was the cup filled?

However, the initiative to abolish the Special Court has filled the cup. Kosovo's biggest allies, such as the countries of the QUINTï, the US, Great Britain, Germany, France and Italy, have reacted sharply, condemning the initiative.

Recalling that Thaci and Haradinaj have declared that they cannot stop this initiative to bring down the decision on forming the Special Court, I FIMIS finds that all of this could be believed if both leaders were not involved in everything they actually privatised the Kosovo state institutions.

IFIMIS stresses that only days after diplomats have strongly condemned the initiative for abolishing the Court, Haradinaj has been denied US entry visas to visit the National Guard of Iowaê.

This institute estimates that the Special Prosecutor is extremely competent, because David Schöndemann is one of the most prominent prosecutors, who has been a war crimes prosecutor in Bosnia as well.

“From it can expect professional peak results”, the analysis says.

New and Early Elections

Given the current situation, according to I FIMIS, Pristina currently stands ahead of early parliamentary elections.

Recalling that Haradinaj was elected in September to the prime minister's post, it is about a man with a lot of mortgages whose party has only 10 deputies, until Pacolli's alone is 2 deputies, IFIMIS analysts consider that in current circumstances the best choice is that the Government, with self-intensive, should resign. Then early parliamentary elections must be announced, in order to stop the agony and move back to the state, in all segments, including the real danger, related to Kosovo's existence as an independent state.

The current “Lidership is located in international isolation, while the Republic of Kosovo is at a crossroads. Failure to enter the US Prime Minister Haradinaj is a clear sign that the current political garrison in Kosovo has lost international support, that it must be processed in court, and that it must retire, while the new power would have the task of ensuring a better life for citizens and to stop mass deportation from Kosovo<1> writes IFIMES. /Express/