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7 hours agoYmer: Albin Kurti of Isa Mustafa mourns like owls
Periskopi(8 years ago)
(8 years ago)Subheader PSD) Visar Ymer has said that Albin Kurti and Isa Mustaf are lacking legitimacy when talking about the resolution and the negotiating team approved in the Parliament. According to him, both opposition leaders have chosen the path of wailing and absurd legalisation. These Ymer comments were made after the VVA came out [...]
Those comments, Ymer, have been made after the VVI came against the PSD's resolution and the Spend-led negotiating team Ahmeti and Fatmir Limaj. The two parties called for elections before any discussion on dialogue with Serbia.
The “structured in the comfort of their offices and houses mourning the missing legitimacy, with a legalisation liquefied by absurd formalism. You say, what they call legitimacy guarantees constructive agreements for Kosovo. What agreement? Like the one for Zajednica? Without any benefit for Kosovo”, Ymer wrote in a response to FB.
Ymer has once again clarified the PSD's position in dialogue.
Here's a full Facebook post:
The state delegation will co-direct the opposition (Spend Ahmeti and Fatmir Limaj). Within the delegation, decisions will be made unanimously, and if/when unanimity is not achieved after two attempts, then 2/3 of the members. The report between the Government Coalition and the Opposition/ Civil Society in Delegation is 7 to 5.
This process is in the hands of the opposition.
If they read Resolution and the Law, Albin Kurti and Isa Mustafa would clearly understand that all decision - making assurancesboth procedures and policy and law laws are in store.
No deal without recognition!
State sovereignty, territorial integrity, unitary character of the Republic is inconsistent and inevitable.
We have indeed stood up as the Republic, as well as Kosovo and as the Assembly. The only ones lying under the armpit are the ones mourning, the owls.
Bowed down in the comfort of their offices and homes mourning the missing legitimacy, with a legalization that is sick of absurd formalism. You say, what they call legitimacy guarantees constructive agreements for Kosovo. What agreement? Like the one for Zajednica? No profit for Kosovo
