Kurti: Kosovo in misery, not chicken thieves, but thieves like Haradinaj and Thaci

Kurti, on Facebook, wrote that Haradinaj cannot be our prime minister.

According to Kurti, it is fate that Blakaj did not shoot in Kosovo, because Haradinaj, apart from vocabulary, would do something much more dramatic, perhaps even tragic.

Kurt's full response:

This cannot be our prime minister

All those who have had dilemmas why prosecutor Elez Blakaj fled Kosovo, they were last night explained in the KTV's interactive night of Bajram, Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj. As the man with perhaps the greatest power in Kosovo, he used reproach and insults against an individual. Prosecutor Blakaj had resigned, left Kosovo, and was no longer dangerous (sic.), right? However, the prime minister named Blakajan with all those denigrative epithets like “the chicken eater”, “pistric”, “fled to Blace a Stankovec”, thus countering the being to a citizen. I too am surprised that prosecutor Elez Blakaj left, but this prime minister told us all why. Imagine if it were physically in Kosovo former prosecutor Elez Blakaj what would Prime Minister Haradinaj do to him? What happened to Mrs. The 10 June door in Prizren was nothing, because she was a woman, as Haradinaj had then explained. With Elez Blakay, the situation would become much more dramatic, if not tragic.

Today, exactly six months were made by the ratification of demarcation with Montenegro under the Meha Commission. Now six months of changing border was not corrected as this government had pledged to its president. His deputies were deceived by this prime minister on the very promise that he would return those 8,200 hectares, including Chuckorin, Zilpin and Belarus. He is simply a deceitful prime minister, besides threatening.

Haradinaj loves veterans and rescuers? We'd be convinced of skiing in St. Moritz, Switzerland, took the children of martyrs and veterans rather than go there (with whom?) We would be convinced if he would direct the economy to the production that brings factories and employment in Dukagi, not abuse of privatisation and goods of Serbia. We would be convinced if minimum and average wage in Kosovo were to increase, not double its salary and its government drive. We would be convinced that he would take steps for the union of Mitrovica instead of granting 1m euros to Serbs in the north who do not pay electricity. We would be convinced if he would appoint a professional board and management at Kosovo Telecom, rather than a party militants who agreed on telecommunications. Etj, etc.

Therefore, we are convinced that this is not for prime minister. We can have no respect for this prime minister, Ramush Haradinaj, who humbly moves Milan Radojciqi and vomites gall at Elez Blakaj. This cannot be my prime minister.

Finally, Kosovo in misery has not thrown chicken thieves away, but thieves like Haradinaj, like Thaci, and like Wessel.