Why should you not give up the Movement

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In the movie dedicated to Gjergj Kastriot, a non-Albanian unit, at the end of the film an unknown singer (center Luc Kacaj) seeks to touch Skenderbe, but instead, with suggestions from Skenderbe he touches the face and arm of Tanush Topi's sword. "As in action, you're actually the same." I saw” declared the blind man alluding to Skenderbeun. Someone in the crowd asks George with surprise: “Why didn't you show up?

True, Skenderbeu would not have won had there not been one with his arms. But he won, and when the generals betrayed Moses and Hamza. So his arms weren't generals. His wings were the people.

Who, then, can boast of our resignations that we were weakened, that we were weak, that our hearts cannot reach the National Union and that they could not cultivate and build social democracy? We have a story, and we're a historical subject, Albanians deserve a Movement, we owe them administrative unification, that we're also deeply united. Found at Otrant's door amid eastern depositism and western cynicism, Albanians earlier witnessed the high degree of culture and civilisation.

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As prisoners and activists of the number one political force in Kosovo, we would like to address our country's thoughts and concerns about the plain of power for those who are continuing to hold on to religion disfigure our hopes, interests and well-being. Since some MPs inside and outside the prison seem busy finding arguments for resignation, power parties remain to address us, non-deputed prisoners.

As a country, have we provided solutions for those who continue to dream of leaving their homeland as their own?

How can misery be coped with when the prime minister of government raises his income by illegal and trivial reasoning? Maybe you need bullets to sell man to oda we almost live in medieval times. Our young people do not need to grow up to sell bravery with weapons, Kosovo needs creative youth, as they walk along with the advanced world. We have also become the laughingstock of the world, the state of chaos, the crime of the great, of punishing the young.

We spent the year of the greatest performance of the Movement, witnessing the collapse of the political horse in power to this day. Nor is the servility and submission of interest in the international plan being accomplished. U.S. State Department official Brian Hayt Yee stated that “is shameless in the world's capitals how they welcome the corrupt Balkan leaders as if they did nothing bad”. And yes, the 3 billion-euro hidden contract for the thermal power plant, 56m euros at Bechteli, costing and taxing of the current, the pardoning of millions of debt of water ambalnizers, etc., are high expressions of corruption.

International practice knows strong and weak states. According to Joel Migdal, strong states are able to regulate social relations, provide, instruct, and exploit means rationally. The characteristics of strong states, according to him, are: full control of the territory; protection against violence and crime policies; guaranteeing political and civic freedoms; creating the environment suitable for economic prosperity; rule of law; independent judiciary; developed infrastructure; high standards of education and health public services.

The weak state on the other hand is run by policies that have the balance between international pressure and domestic political pressure. The model of the governance of these countries is a society's financial capital and a guide to powerful interest groups. The stronger the interest groups, the weaker the state camera, especially security institutions and rule of law. This country is also known in literature as a captured country. Robert Kaplan, on the other hand, defines another, failed country, which represents criminal anarchy. Such a state is unable to ensure minimum security, public goods and justice for all. The failed state also has a feature: it cannot successfully build identity and motivate citizens to engage in national projects. Often, a large part of the population will leave the country in search of better living conditions. It doesn't take a very deep analysis to realize that we're far from being a strong country, but to become so, it should not give up on the Movement, which clearly stains crime and corruption within its ranks. Kosovo needs Movement more than ever.

And it was the weak, captured, and failed Movement that killed Astrit Dehar. He killed her after falsely accusing her, for she was unjustly imprisoned.

At this point our questions arise about one of the retired: why when our families even terrorized us the Mafia state, putting us in the house and arresting us as innocent, and even now we're in prison, did a former secretary take a police portal to the office to fight “ ” that he wasn't in protest? Recently, that news has been erased.

After the murder of Astrit Dehar we were in prison and we didn't know how things went, but why haven't we protested as Movement but only “civil society”? The Astritis was not only “children” of its family and society, it was “children” of the Movement, who was convicted and killed for the Movement. Why was civil society left when no matter has civil society solved by protests but only the Movement. Or was there to be no protests because someone was thinking Astri was not killed?

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Kosovo has many who love it, believe its people are good and have good and just intentions. But there are many who ridicule when Kosovo wants EU membership this year. They even laugh aloud when they hear that the first one from the region will join the EU. The challenge will be for Kosovo, which must decide whether to push Europe with this uneducated, uncompetent, corrupt and criminalised power class, or on June 11, 2017, but now more strongly, to determine for the movement of war against any class and national repression.

For the movement that owns politics, which symmetrically opposes the clanal parties of enrichment, suppressing and destroying political-antipolitical party art.

Since Athens, the 5th century B.C. The people of the rich have said only one thing that is a denial of politics. There is not a single one among them. D.m. There are public services, increased welfare for the poor. The politics from which we have policy is the one who knows those who have and those who have nothing but their own hands. So once again, it should not be removed from the Movement if we want to rise beyond the feuddo-class reports, which reports in Europe have been spent in a thousand years. It should not give up on the Movement if we believe politics as the order in which the division of the face is justly determined. Politics is the work of classes that are not classes (the poor, the proletarians, the people). These are the things that have taught us a few resigns. They used to tell us that “capitalism doesn't commit suicide”. Now they're resigning...

If we're learning how even inside the prison from our retired co-volunteer, Albin Kurti is “subbut” by the Americans and the West and that he's fighting his former secretary and his radical arm, then why in the media, in attitudes of anticapitalist and radical surrenders are acting liberal? Come on, this isn't politics. This is hypocrisy. Or as the prison folklore puts it, you are “and serines (executable), even tutsa”.

But there is politics and there will be movement because of a universal, equality, which takes the guilt figure. The fault of the scath and correction of this guilt; the geometric levelification of social goods. Last thing but not least why we shouldn't give up the Movement: we shouldn't if we're still burned by Skenderbe's flag; if the economic-Social misery of our citizens burns our souls; if it fills our rage and civil rebellion, the corruption and betrayal of leadership.

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Our call is not to resign. We don't need to resign, we need persistence. Otherwise, we also have some concrete questions that we will publicly present if you continue with resignations and pathetics.

The movement is and will be conveying and throbbing the aspirations of young, stable economy, factors of Albanians and not actors of the political scene. On the jubilee anniversary of Europe's defence knights, let us once again remember the trust of the brave, unit resistant of all Albanians, of all times: we are mortal (below) but the movement of the people will live and prevail in new wars and challenges. The unjustly divided nation, the indiscriminate dignity, the inflammatory lack of perspective, the enslavement and violation of the worker, the rule of production and financial monopolies are the problems of/sfides that await us and that to conquer them we need the highest level of political resonance, we need the union of self - sacrificing, organizational discipline.

Forward with Vetevendosje to Vetevendosje!

With minds and hearts, Egzon and Homeland, Dubrava.

January 9, 2018