Kurti after the deportation of the glogensists: Who believes these files were made without Thaci's knowledge?

Kurti has said that the dismissal of AKI chief Driton Gashi, and Interior Minister Flamur Sefaj, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, only did it not give up on its own.

Among other things, Kurti says someone should be given responsibility for the action that was taken from Kosovo, and must be punished, as he says, kidnapping, deportation and handover of them to another state, without transparency and without announcing any institutions.

Kurt also believes these files may not have been made without Thaci's knowledge, he asks who believes the deportation was made without his knowledge.

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Six of Turkey's subjects were seized by the captured state of Kosovo. We didn't know where they were. It's not clear why they took them. Few very powerful people are making fun of the Republic where no one is safe.

The prime minister's two dismissals are not enough. They're even double replacements. A replacement for Prime Minister Haradinaj's resignation, he dismissed two others from resigning himself. And substitute for denouncing duet Hashim Thaci & Shpend Maxhuni he exposes a minister who will be forgotten the name before we teach him well to remain behind the president of state with his police director.

The issue isn't just arrest or deportation. The question is who gave the order or the ability to file for these people. That's where the case begins. Because once the creation of classified risk files, terrorism, and so forth, is a matter of time when people are caught and deported. Why are these people listed and ordered by whom? Here goes arbitrarity and constitutional breach (including the European Convention on Human Rights) and then the laws. And again, who believes that these files were made without the President's knowledge or without his being informed?

And, despite that, the Kosovo Assembly yesterday refused to debate the issue. There were many of the deputies ' crocodile tears for the kidnapping they did not want to deal with.

It is not the question to take a stand on internal conflict in Turkey, nor on guilt or not on the six outcasts. But their kidnapping must be condemned, and deportation and surrender to another state, without trial, without transparency, without announcing institutions, and in recent analysis, without anyone willing to take responsibility.

Kosovo is the Parliamentary Republic, which has despotic and abusive, cunning and persecutor president, who has rented a prime minister who has all he has already wanted. Democracy and justice means these six people turn the author over.