Berisha calls Thaci Haradinaj's criminals' dwelling on Serbian television.

Berisha writes that the president has fully opened up from control, which, according to her, poses danger.

In addition to Thaci, it also has words for Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj, following an interview he has given to Serbian Happy TV television.

According to her, Prime Minister '%na has gas in that interview, in which he says he was treated as ʹoppinga] by Serbian journalist.

Berisha did not give up on PDK deputy chairman Xhavit Haliti, who writes that yesterday he was discovered to be a thief.

It goes as far as Halit calls the evil king, the Periscope broadcasts.

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Criminal mother!

1. President Hashim Thaci, having a huge jar of killers, understands them basically, knows their own pain is almost killer, understands and understands them, feels sympathy for them, forgives their prison years, lets them go out and threaten the families of their victims.

You understand the criminals of their conscience, not as a father, but as her nana-femia, that only nana in that life loves you unconditionally, even when you're bad, even when you're a killer and a sinner.

So many assassins have had mercy on him that this man does not want to make a group of his ancestors.

The one who forgives you the prison, buys your soul. Hashim Thaci's prayers are in a state of order for him.

His powerful emotional attachment only to the murders sentenced to prison is strange, how he loves them free. When it is known that the President has no friends, he is the type of an anthropist who likes routine and sees everything with suspicion.

The U.S. ambassador has left politics, is dealing with Gjakova's beds, has taken a look at whether or not the zolujari has played after the USAID plans. No one is concerned with arrogance, arrogance, and the danger the president is fully out of control poses for the country.

2. Ramush Haradinaj, with a Serb more ridiculous than Azem Vlasi's always, for an anti-Albanian TV Serbian gas.

Redwood, he said Albanians knew with évatja as Serbs, because Albanians hand over the money to their father. Which father you got, but who's on the way to dealing with your parents, is breathing down your breath.

We go down on each other's nerves, let's give it up to somebody.

Ashamed that the name reveals as Muslim, the prime minister, that Albanians have it to do with it when he Serbianly showed Serbian opinion, that his last name is Djoko (yes, changing it with you Muslims). That Haradinaj really isn't a name but a name, well has Djokovic, but doesn't show who's hard to turn his back on Gjonza.

And he said his family are Catholic. In the course of his stupidity, he explained that criminals are not Muslims, but live as Christians -- good as Serbs, Christians, and not primitive-myslimins -- that the identity is Albanian.

Serbian journalist, we don't recite the mother-in-law with opings we took Albanine, but he treated her like an oping, and made her feel good as a oping.

Ramush Djokovic, like a black cat, can't get past the road. He left us out of his mind.

The foolish fool lets you go, that's paradox.

(What I see when I look at him speak is the role of the victim who plays like a maestro charlatan, and a little bit don't know me and buy me expensive, because he manages to wake up in you a feeling of Rahmet, you know, you're kind of sorry about him, because he takes the role of a wolf. One of those close to him considers it a bullshit fight, someone stupid, someone says for money he never did anything, but Ramush Djokovic is the unknown side of Albanians.

There's a man who talks in the name of the people so disrespectfully and disrespectfully, we didn't realize.

At least we don't care what Ramush is saying to you.

(Whether you want it or not, ask us about Morena (such as every day) bought a new bag today; ask us whether Ilir Shaqiri's former son of wife and what Dema-Cardria had said, we give answers to... These policy dunges are of no interest to us, so they do whatever they want to do to us.)

At least Ramush was honest Serbian, he said in Kosovo you can't be employed if you're not connected to the war.

3. Xhavit Haliti (Alyas Xhavit Hajdari) found out yesterday that they were thieves. The scout took a long time until he mustered up his guts. But Kimija thinks that Kosovo is released on the day when power, institutions and direct prison politics go to Xhavit Haliti with his gang. He's the King of Evil.