PDK-LDK crash continues. Now Koci calls him a traitor, Quinn.

Former senior superior of The KLA from the Drenica region, Gani Koci, has said Anton Chun is a mercenary who has taken big money during the war, while his days at war are counted with the fingers of one hand.

Through a writing on his Facebook page, Koci wrote that Anton Quinn is also known for various treasons during and after the war.

Gani Koci's full reaction:

Anton “Of the 12 disciples, only one betrayed Jesus, says the Bible! Anton, it's known and it's known betrayal. For thousands of years now, the world has known its essence, nature, and shape. Our people are familiar with their children. He well knows those who stood by him and fought for him in Kosovo. He also knows those who received large salaries and traveled many of Albania's quiet streets, and the days they fought were counted by the fingers of one hand. Getting wages in wartime -- that's called mercism! And the mercenary and freedom fighter don't go together. No concept, no practice. Anthony is remembered in politics on just three occasions, during his past and present mandate:

1. I do not vote for prime minister, the chairman of his party; later I bring him down, never supporting him.
2. Show the objective that you work hard to see the first “back the blind” the two heads of state, which he has in common with the heads of the Serbian state and,
3. After ousting his party's chairman from the prime minister, he, as innocently, voted the demarcation with Montenegro, already offered by another party prime minister.

In our tradition, words must always be weighed! This tradition clearly identifies those who abuse the word. Especially what our people call “shtia”, those who feel and feed evil, hate and hide face. In today's case, this type of people is damaging Kosovo greatly. Imagine how many judicial processes have been held so far in The Hague, Kosovo and Serbia against freedom fighters. Almost everyone has proved innocent, and the reason is very clear: the charges fabricated by the stockers and the bandages, who, for their own power, are able to throw down mud and stain everything, tread upon every sacred value of our nation. And these shots will never be stopped. Today as they see the Special Court's invitations to freedom fighters, they rub their hands again. Anthony knows them well, but he has no basic human courage to talk about them. He protects them by charging charges of serious crimes that, according to him, others did, and never bother sending his claims to court. Why doesn't that happen? It doesn't happen because court and justice are not the goal of hunters. They want woe and hatred in Kosovo. The consequences are then known. As for war, Anthony, he's known a little. But no one will deny his contribution, even though he was a man of might, even though he fled. Even when he was at the border, as a tourist most of the time. Those who recognise him from those days say he is well paid, even for those few days in the war, even for the many days outside Kosovo, as an attempted warrior. Anthony, before I talk about the morals of others in war, he needs to talk about his mercenary morality. With its well-earned wages, more weapons would be bought for UCK fighters inside Kosovo, more drugs for the wounded, more of which would be warriors could be saved. Whatever the day of freedom alone, it deserves to be appreciated, but one thing has to be said clearly and Albanian: the mercenary cannot sell his mind and patriotism to the freedom fighter. Such Anthony of King