Krasniqi comments Thaci's letter to Trump: How to Call Willing for Compromise

Jakup Krasniqi has commented on President Hashim Thaci's letter, sent to US President Donald Trump.

According to Krasniqi, the president has committed constitutional violations when offering compromise in advance.

That is Krasniqi's full response:

GAT I HOUSE FOR COMMPROMIS HOW TO FALSE
Any calls for an agreement that would normalise relations between Kosovo and Serbia, even calling for any other form for normalisation of relations, would be considered normal. It is normal even when top state officials show good will for normalisation of relations, and especially when it opens up prospects not only for citizens of the two countries (Kosovo Serbia), but also for creating new reports in the Western Balkans, it cannot be done with the good will of the Kosovo side. But normalization without sacrificing any of the peoples of this region. In fact, Albanians have sacrificed many, made many compromises, and news cannot be asked of anyone outside. While compromise on spatial reduction, none of Albanians should be dared to think about it, let alone offer it. And whoever dares offer it, upon it must fall all the burdens of history, all the resentments of pain that have caused our nation old and new injustices in painful centuries of history!
Also, the first citizens of our country (gaind trade and non-normal circumstances) have the constitutional right to ask the US president to help Kosovo and Serbia normalise relations between these countries, but has no right to offer advance compromise for normalisation of relations. Offering compromise in advance is not constitutional right; rather, it is a serious violation of the constitution, as it is called for violating the territory and the sovereignty of the state. Even this call is coming as a loud and full year of patriotism in political and media life for the unification of Eastern Kosovo (Pressevo, Medvedja's Bujanoc) with Kosovo. After all the debate that has taken place in all of Albania's national space on the reform of the border to the benefit of Kosovo, the already promised US president, and especially the willingness to compromise, is a sure indication that the first of our country has serious political and intellectual problems! He is being willing to compromise the next and the biggest and worst. This for the middle-skiller is uninceptible.
Clearly, the willingness to compromise does not mean: uniting three eastern Kosovo municipalities with Kosovo, but granting part of Kosovo to Serbia, even here is at risk of our entire vital space across the Iber River. In this case the pain is even greater than all this was coming after the numerous compromises Kosovo has made in Vienna's talks and later in the Brussels talks. What a man has done - even the first man in the country - for his willingness to compromise new after many popular compromises - has only one name of treachery. Even if all of this were achieved after a national consensus among political parties participating in the Kosovo Assembly for compromise, it would be treason which would have to be prevented by Kosovo citizens. But the whole question is, in this link of protests for difficult, reasonable interests for our circumstances, how little is going to have room for long-term rational actions. In all likelihood, is this link ready for new compromises?
For the new circumstances created in the current setting, it seems completely unreasonable to me to keep young people in general, especially of student youth, which should be more committed to protecting the fruits earned with liberation and its commitment to advancing these fruits under new circumstances of progress, development, and solidarity.
Any Kosovo institution's readiness for new compromise cannot be considered under any compromise circumstances, but should be considered even more than compromise. Probably, it is the last moment that anyone who dares offer new compromise readiness or concessions to Serbia, as well as to all those who are calling out as owls for the removal of the 100% tax on Serbia, the Kosovo Albanian people should be thrown out of politics without hesitation. The tax has only one opposing address for Serbia! Any attempt at another orientation is fiction.
All in Kosovo need to know that not only are new compromises and conferences needed, it is understood after Vienna's talks, just as the Brussels political talks, which aside from conflicting situations, have not created anything good. And we've seen those situations many times over the last five years.
If anyone should seek compromise, one would have to be alone Serbia of Milosevic's heirs, not Albanians, more than a century old victims of various Serbian regimes.