Mustafa -Vessel: We don't trust you for dialogue, come and measure for elections

Mustafa on Facebook has written that co-operation in this dialogue cannot be carried out by accusing the LDK. Mustafa accuses the PDK and Vetevendosje that they brought the country to this situation we are in today, Periscopi broadcasts.

Isa Mustafa mentions it The PDK has been told that they have not dared to make major decisions.

We tell them today, you order and make big decisions, if you can! Oh.

The LDK says it does not support them in dialogue, because it does not believe them. This party requires only election measurements.

Here's a full Facebook post:

Co-operation for Dialogue with Serbia Can't Be Done accusing The LDK is fighting for power and armchairs.
In fact, the appetite for power and the strip of every rate of responsibility of the PDK and its president with the organisation of the no-confidence motion along with those who drove Kosovo for two years, who threw eggs at us with tear gas, bottles of Molotov, which attacked our homes and families, brought the country into this state we are in. Without a government majority, with a government making scandalous (great) decisions on the scandalous decisions of the day's advance.
Chairman The PDK and its deputy were puffed up and kept puffing up that they knocked down the LKD-led government, where they were themselves, because there was no courage to make big decisions. For the LDK, the problem lies neither in power nor in armchairs when it comes to topics of local interest. Our MPs voted the demarcation agreement with Montenegro. They voted for the interest of the citizens, not for the merit of the ruling coalition. Because all of Kosovo knows who prevented demarcation and visa liberalisation. He was prevented by false causes and violent acts by those who rule the country today.
The LDK does not co-operate with this coalition in the dialogue process because it does not. We clearly do not leave our responsibility for the country, but we do not therefore share responsibility with those who were irresponsible. We don't even make deals with people we don't trust.
The LDK, and I as its chairman, would like to have a joint of confidence between political forces in Kosovo. Without mutual confidence, there are no major topics.
The LDK invites you: come to the elections, we respect the rules, then we line up for dialogue with a majority government, with broad involvement and platform gaining the trust of 2/3 of the Parliament's deputies. IM