22 minutes agoAlbanian opposing Kosovo independence today seeks votes in Valley
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Demo Berisha is the Albanian who does not recognise Kosovo's independence, while today he seeks vote for the National Albanian Council in the Presevo Valley. He says he is looking for other collaborators, while he intends to take over the electorate to Albanian parties in Presevo and Bujanovac. Demo Berisha claims he was born in Pec and now [...]
He says he is looking for other collaborators, while he intends to take over the electorate to Albanian parties in Presevo and Bujanovac.
Demo Berisha claims to be born in Peja and now lives in Vojvodina, but does not recognise the Republic of Kosovo and that his homeland is Serbia. In an interview for Vojvodina television ( RTV Panonia and Channel 9), he says primary school was conducted in Kosovo, then continued in Sarajevo, where it conducted military school, then its career started in Novi Sad.
He says he has been a member of the Yugoslav Army and has completed his career in Serbia's military, working a long time in military police.
For Berisha, his homeland is Serbia and the Republic of Kosovo is involved.
Berisha has not been prevented from staying in the Serbian Army even after all the crimes the Serbian Army committed before and during the 1999 war in Kosovo, and for him, Kosovo is part of Serbia. He may also be participants in crimes in Kosovo, since the entire Serbian Army has been engaged in Kosovo. He even keeps calling Kosovo “Kosovo and Metohija”.
Berisha thinks he is not the only Albanian to think so, so he has established in 2014, in Serbia, the nongovernmental organisation “Amza of the Albanians of Serbia” (Matica Albanaca Srbije ) MAS, which according to him, has 4600 members on Vojvodina territory from 6,000 Albanians who, according to Berisha, have in Vojvodina while in all of Serbia's territory, says there are over 180,000 Albanians.
The association claims it deals with Albanian-Serbian relations, and for more, advancing certain Albanian rights in Serbia. Even the official name of the NGO is Serbian.
Berisha goes further, claiming he plans from the association to move on and then to political parties.
He also says he has contacted some of these parties' figures, but is constantly in touch with other Albanian figures who are not familiar with his positions. Among these contacts is the Albanian Embassy in Belgrade, Ilr Boca.
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