Harmful Silence

A major protest finally took place.

It was this protest, not to take power, but to ward off the bad.

It was this protest organised by a number of young people.

It was this important protest whether young people organised it or it was protest against air pollution, with which Pristina was ranked first in the world for several days.

Although with fewer participants than needed, this protest was not in vain.

Its fruitage and some of the youth reactions to it were the extraordinary two-day meeting -- on February 1st and 2nd -- that ended on February 2nd at the Kosovo Assembly.

Because of well-equipped, argued, convincing discussions by some MPs and some MPs we learned that alarming, dangerous air pollution in Pristina has not caused the very nature of us.

Moreover, from discussions at this two-day meeting, we learned that the main culprits of such dangerous air pollution in Pristina are primarily those state structures, which do not enforce the laws with which the protection of citizens is provided from various natural, unnatural, political, power-making disasters. And more.

Air pollution was not the first evil or the last to happen to free, independent and Kurdish Kosovo.

Apart from air pollution, Kosovo, especially Pristina, suffers greatly from another pollution - spiritual pollution called corruption.

Corruption called corruption in Pristina and in Kosovo in general has increased as far as European Union politicians call it indemecibility.

Spiritual pollution, called corruption, is seriously jeopardising the state, is putting democracy at serious risk, is endangering the economy, but not education, health, science and culture!

Air pollution can quickly decrease, for a few days or a few weeks, you can finally find a lasting solution, just as you have handled situations like these before us.

But spiritual pollution, which has been eroded at least for seventeen years, called corruption, cannot be reduced, is not being prevented, cannot be avoided, and the odds are almost nothing to happen.

For this pollution, in some views far more dangerous than air pollution, neither the Assembly nor the Government of Kosovo have ever held regular meetings, and let off extraordinary meetings.

Our young people, who were also engaged in consciousness, also protested against air pollution, would not have to remain silent, not protest evil, injustice, the disasters that corruption is bringing to Kosovo with its offspring nepotism and conflict of interest

If the teachers have hung their necks, their teachers, if they have hung their necks half-litlectuals and quarterly ones, if their fathers are silenced, the young should lift their heads up that only so their heads could see where they should be seen: they can look far beyond the wall of propagandistic lies, they can see the truth of Kosovo.

No wonder the future is for young people. They, young people, have no duty but to do all they can about spiritual, moral health, and therefore the political and state of their homeland, in fact, for their future and their state.

After the air pollution protest in Pristina and Kosovo, which was once not in vain, young people now should not be silent, but should be taken to protests against spiritual pollution against corruption with its components called nepotism and conflict of interest, with which their future is seriously threatened.

Our young people have missions to raise their voices, in protests and demonstrations, against political oligarchs, against extortion, fraud, deceit, and, in them, seek their responsibility, seek out the answers to how they got rich so quickly, where they took the money with which they were so wealthy, so impartially enriched, and depending on the results of their property investigations, their family members, some of their partners and some of their friends demand nationalism of illegal assets or misuse of political functions, the real government's party in demanding of their respective bodies of justice and their legitimate duties, Kosovo's legitimate duties, respectively.

Our young people have mission and not simply duty to raise voices, in protests and demons, against political oligarchy: who has testified that its unfortified purpose was and is enriched; that by its behaviours, with its unsurpassedness, with extraordinary pensions, with its own advantages made Kosovo a private state; that has taken over the judiciary which the word has not yet been taught and has been enriched; that by its own behaviour, with its own proficiency, with its own proficiency, with Kosovo's own proficiency; that indeed, Kosovo's proficiency has by means of the public and by means of it, and by means of Kosovo's proficiency, the proficiency, the proficiency, the proficiency of the proficitability of Kosovo, and the proficitability of the proficiency, and the proficiency of the proficiency of the proficiency of the proficiency of Kosovo has, and the proficitists, and the proficitability of the proficiency of the proficiency of the proficiency And others.

Viewed and treated as a major, very damaging and degrading pollution, social, economic, state, spiritual and moral, with wide and deep disillusionment, corruption is creating not only a disgusting image, but rather a non-civilizing image of the dignity of Kosovo and its people not only in Europe.

It is not only a social duty, but a homeland to do all we can to heal Kosovo from this so damaging and compromising evil, which is and will be an obstacle not only to Kosovo's Euro-Atlantic integrations, but also to visa liberalisation. <

Our young people should know that extortioners of Kosovo's assets are extortioners even their future in Kosovo!

Our young people have testified and can prove that they are the most important, most valuable social, moral and homeland force that can play a special role in saving Kosovo from this great evil.

Young and New!

Grant Kosovo your irreplaceable role, your homeland commitment! <

And remember, those officials who science, professionalism and the Ethics make meaningful and appreciative components of politics they cannot democratise, develop and advance the country.

And remember, free Kosovo, the ideal of so many generations, we have to make it a truly democratic state, a truly rule of law, that provides equal dignity to all, the state of social justice, which provides employment and life to all, and not as it is today: a privatised state of political oligarchy and its other media propagandists, who even the privileges, richness, luxury and fraud of this oligaryle silence them by washing and painting their political and state protagonists.