Kurt calls Thaci a coward and an idiot: Except he can save Vucinqi

Vetevendosje Movement Chairman Albin Kurti has said he has spent a week in Serbia's President Aleksandar Vuciq's speech in Mitrovica, while Kosovo President Hashim Thaci still did not say a word of that speech.

He on a Facebook note that only a coward or an idiot like Thaci can save a chauvinist like Vuchiqi.

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It was a week from Serbian President Aleksandar Vuciq's speech in Mitrovica, while Kosovo President Hashim Thaci still did not say a word about that speech.

Vuchiqi's speech was the grieving talk. However, when a powerful man mourns, the situation is dangerous. This 16 September 2018 speech in Mitrovica did not resemble Milosevqi's speech in Gazimestan on June 28, 1989, but much more Milosevic's speech in Fushe Kosovo on April 24, 1987. At that time Milosevic would tell Serbs “no one dares beat you”. With this protection of Serbs, then the major attack on Albanians and Kosovo was launched.

I promise you no one will be allowed to use weapons and ammunition against you. (...) I beg everyone on the other side to understand me very seriously and to be very serious with me at any moment I will have no qualms about the need to protect our people, if in any part of Kosovo and Metohija our people will be attacked.” Vuciq said so today a week in Mitrovica. This is still a threat, because in Kosovo, there is no more interethnic crime. Even the Serbs say what they know: Oliver Ivanoviqi did not kill Albanians, but Belgrade.

Vuciq praised Milosevich, saying that “Milosevqi has been a major Serb leader, his intentions certainly had the best, but the results were much worse. Not because he or anyone else wanted it, but because desires have not been real and the interests and interests of other peoples we have ignored and humiliated, and for that we have paid the highest and the highest price.” Notice how he not only exalts Milosevich's good intentions but is also identified with the bad results he speaks of in the first person the sum (like). Vuciq does not even leave without criticising his political opponents (unless mention here by name of former Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic), who at The Hague International Tribunal, have handed Slobodan Milosevic and Serbian army and police generals -- Ojdanic, Vladimir Lazarevich, Nebojsa Pavkovijqi of Sreten Luq in.

Then, on one hand, the Serbian president says “Thank our friends from Russia who were politically with Serbia, even when no one was.”, meanwhile, says NATO: “has fought Serbia against NATO, with honour and bravery in 1999, defended itself, but we lost, they were much stronger and much richer, they were big cowards, so they had to drop more air bombs on our people. We lost like 610 years ago...”

Vuci also laments the Serbs who have fallen for Knin, Sarajevo and Pristina, but also speaks with homesickness about the time 30 years ago when Serbs have had three times more in Kosovo than they have now. Besides lying because there were never in Kosovo 400 thousand Serbs (as today there are 132 thousand), he does not care that perhaps among the Serbs in Kosovo there were settlers who occupied the lands of Albanians, such as agrarian reform between the two world wars, Rankovic or even Milosevich.

Vucic really criticises the idea of ethnic cleansing, but with clear racist rankings -- he calls Kosovo's procurative vision without Albanians, or worse than that, that of Kosovo without Serbs (like). After mourning over lost wars, he wipes his tears, and he points out: "We have not become bigger. Now without a drop of blood, anyone's, we're getting bigger.” Perhaps that was the response to those who think he will change his goal for Greater Serbia. And when Vuciq refers to investments in Kosovo's majority Serb municipalities and villages, he speaks as if they were in Serbia and not in Kosovo, and, as if the money was coming out of his pocket.

Vuciq speaks of the future at the end of the XIV, but he quotes Serbian ruler and Kosovo conqueror Stefan Nemanja from the XII century, the Serbian panslavist antisemic depot Stefan Lazarevicc from the end of the XIV and the beginning of that XV century, Serbian bishop Nikolay Velirovic from the beginning of the 20th century, who was known for the panslavist nationalism of the antisem, as the grey and beminist entity of the Serb fascist organisation's volunteers <x0Zbor<1>, which was founded as a saint by the Serbian Orthodox Church, which was killed in March 19th, in 2003. Meanwhile, of all contemporary Serbian intellectuals, Vucic only managed to quote renowned journalist Aleksandar Tijanic, who during Milosevic's rule in 1996, had been a minister of information (post Vuciq himself will receive two years later).

Of course, what everyone was impressed by, not only by this talk, but by all of his visit, is how Vuciq in Kosovo spoke as demographics, middle-aged nightry, on population vitality always on ethnic grounds. But when a state nationalist leader speaks as a demographic, it means he has already embraced Nazi views.

After this 40 - minute talk, which was also shallow, to think that you can agree with Vucinciqi, means that you have fallen into the positions of Serbia's great nationalism (and here little matters whether because of fear of rabbit or the invisibility of the ostrich you believe to be a vegetarian crocodile).

Only a coward or an idiot like Thaci can save a chauvinist like Vucciki.